My FILIPINO Accent 🇵🇭 HOW FLUENT AM I IN TAGALOG? | Juwonee

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Coming back with another language related video, this time it’s about my Filipino accent ✨
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[@raymond-qz6ld]

The best thing about the Filipino accent is that it can easily mimic different English accents around the world. So be proud of that accent. Keep it up!🤩😍👍🙏

[@taglavis]

Thats contradictory. Filipino accent is pilipino aksent. Try to say amerk neksent.

[@pv2639]

This goes to show that 'speaking' is just ONE part of any language. If you want to 'develop' an accent you have to practice it so your brain gets used to it.

[@PapaBear879]

natatawa ako pero sa totoo lang sa call center madaming magagaling na mag American at british accent kahit dito lang sa pinas lumaki@@taglavis

[@giancarloureta9058]

Filipino accent when you sound with Filipino intonation when speaking in English. Pero kadalasan and Filipino English ay neutral.

[@greatlife2763]

@@taglavis Luzon accent yan. Iba sa bisaya accent pagmag english may twang

[@TheCat0327]

It doesn't matter what accent you have. The most important thing is proficiency. Ang cute mo mag Tagalog!

[@elizabethzaulda9717]

Tawang tawa ako sa mga char chariz malamang pakipulot hahahahaha paano kayo naguusap ng parents mo eh parang mas magalingka pang magtaglog kesa magkorean

[@jakeazodnem4386]

Agree

[@Celestian329]

your tagalog is perfect 💯

[@SILUHA]

hahahahaha her filipino accent sounds so natural yeah and its so cute.

[@chewykingson4102]

Flattering naman yarn kasi pinoy ako, mas magaling ka pa managalog sa akin… mahal na yata kita agad

[@chaela9437]

Hindi lang yung accent ang Pinoy, pati humor at paraan ng pananalita hahahaha ang funny mo girl, tawang tawa ako sa mga pa chariz chariz mo 😂❤

[@pedroreynantelreyes]

korek. hahaha. chariz.

[@ohyui]

yung "panahon ko (HIGH-PITCH) PANAHON KO????" is very pinoy lol

[@chaela9437]

@@ohyui very tropa mong chronically online at babad sa memes 😭

[@hibernationmode6624]

pinoy na pinoy magsalita eh hahahaha kakatuwa

[@carlitoparel6056]

Yeah, she's really good.

[@knelljasminez1555]

Perks of Filipino Accent : You can mimic every accent, and assert your vocal dominance.

[@Ckawauchi35]

Your statement is so far from the truth. People can detect Filipino accents from a million miles away regardless of level. The Filipino language is a great backdrop if you want to learn Romance languages, like Italian and Spanish. But if it's English you're trying to learn and speak like the natives, good luck. You will have to employ an expensive speech coach for that. This is not just a problem that Filipinos face--all people of different cultural backgrounds experience it. It depends on where you learned a certain language as you were growing up. I learned Filipino and Japanese when I was growing up so I have no accent in both languages. Now, that I have lived in the USA for 35 years, I still can detect a Filipino accent in my English every now and then. I have better natural accent (or lack of it) in Italian and Spanish but I don't know about my French pronunciation bc I have never recorded myself. This is not to say I can understand French--I just get a kick out of pronouncing their words correctly. So, no don't get ahead of yourself and think that having Filipino as your native language has given you more advantages than the rest of the world. You sound unknowing.

[@knelljasminez1555]

@@Ckawauchi35jesus christ holy mother of hell, who hurt you? Did god gave you the worst vocal cord? Jesus

[@FalconPinch27]

@@Ckawauchi35 y u so pressed xD

[@LYM1786]

@@Ckawauchi35 Only if we have accent Let Filipino sing without seeing them, you know what i mean.

[@adahgandah08]

ang galing nya... para syang Pilipino magsalita even sa Tagalog.

[@markoholic_]

underrated comment 🤣

[@iwillsleepearly2468]

@@markoholic_ hahaha

[@joebticao6299]

malamang dito sya lumaki eh

[@Alan_Mac]

To my Scottish ears, many Filipino accents are lovely and quite musical.

[@icared4338]

Specially to visayas accent sounds like sweet and musical

[@DoomStarRequiem]

To my ears the Scot and Irish accents are beautiful like a lovely little river.

[@eryalmario5299]

Akwaplask, jabetis, iskol

[@ultimaz1565]

Ive work with custmer service and musical fiilipino accent is no good, native english speakers cant hear the words if your not speaking clear english.

[@chiizuu752]

I don't think I wanna hear a Filipino accent while having intercourse. Tagalugin mo na lang ako kung ganun, wag mo na pilitin mag English 😂

[@jakeazodnem4386]

Galing Niyang mag Tagalog, parang pure blooded Tagalog speaker. Saludo ako sa iyo sister

[@CrisantoFlores-xc3ok]

first language nya is korean , born in korea sya dito lang nag trabaho ang parents nya as plant director ng isang company @@Haunt888

[@Haunt888]

@@CrisantoFlores-xc3ok ganun pa rin, 4 years old sya nung lumipat dito, native na rin yon

[@zzzzzsleeping]

In other words, English is the common ground in the Philippines. Just remember, Filipinos can adapt to the whole world because of their English accent. The whole world are serviced by the Filipinos, yes sir - the outsourcing industry. There are no ratings in English accents. It's the grammar and essence that counts.

[@metamorphosis0572]

My native languages are English and Tagalog. I have a North American accent (like Connecticut, Jersey) and I don’t carry over that accent when I speak Tagalog. I speak both languages distinct to its own accent. I am proud of both my heritage and I am thankful my mom taught me to speak Tagalog and the Filipino culture.

[@TheOriginalRick]

It's always been funny to me when Mrs. Rick pronounces my name so differently when she is speaking English, and then Tagalog.

[@paulinacortes-delorenzo4490]

It is such a pleasure to stumble into your video! I envy you for your mastery of Tagalog. You speak Tagalog better than I can ever learn to do, and for the young adult that you are, you possess a level of wisdom and integrity that, sadly, not too many in your generation have. I am a 79-year-old retiree who have lived in the US since coming to New York for graduate studies in 1969. I am a native of Aklan Province (of which the famous Boracay Island is a part) and, therefore, Tagalog is not my first language. In my time, Tagalog was taught as a required, discrete foreign language starting in the 5th grade of elementary school and throughout high school. Of course, throughout our four years of high school, we also had to complete our course work in Castilian Spanish in addition to Tagalog. (In those days, Castilian Spanish was one of the three official languages of the Philippines.) I only developed an acceptable level of proficiency in conversational Tagalog during my college years in Manila and, even then, some classmates who were native speakers of Tagalog would tease me because I spoke “book or written” Tagalog, but that did not bother me. You know that Filipinos tend to be regionalistic and, as such, we Visayans mainly socialized among ourselves on and off campus. But I digress! Suffice it that I sincerely appreciate your affinity toward my homeland and appreciation for the Filipino nation. I shall be looking forward to watching more of your videos in the future. Thank you for the pleasure.

[@nabi2121]

I understood every single word you said. Sakto ang Tagalog at English mo. And for a vlogger/content creator like you, that is what matters! Very natural ang dating mo. Di pilit na magka-accent. You go girl! 😊

[@jazelmurphy1171]

I totally agree...

[@boratbagatov9728]

d tlga pilit mgka accent kc nga tunog pinoy un ang natutunan nya sa pilipinas ahahaha

[@boratbagatov9728]

native pinoy speaker yes pero pure blood english naaah ahahahaa@captainmystery3607

[@nestorb.vicente3881]

Yes Juwonee you have 101% Filipino accent tapos ang ganda mo pa, doon na attract ang mga Pinoy subscriber. Tapos na pa ka intelligent mo pa. 🌹Annyeong

[@ardenchan1213]

Simp

[@tashacarmelo2607]

As far as I'm concerned, you're Filipino by heart 😅 you definitely get the Pinoy banter and expressions that can only be embodied if you live and assimilate with the locals long enough. Love it!

[@boratbagatov9728]

malamang 4 years old ba nman lumipat sa pilipinas.

[@shelleydee6217]

Juwonee, I love how you embrace being a Filipino and making it your “home”, anak. Kung anak kita, sigurado na magiging napaka-proud ko sa iyo. Keep doing what your heart feels the happiest…there won’t be regret on that.

[@jap33jpd]

I once have an American friend who stayed here in the Philippines for years to the point that he learned speaking both in Tagalog and in our own dialect.. The funny thing is when he went back to US his family and friends found his American accent weird! That's true somehow in someway our Filipino accent got assimilated with his native accent that He himself was not totally aware of...

[@carlodurian3730]

Sobra dami kaya naming humahanga sa 'yo... you have a lot to offer... ang dami mong napapasaya... sana these would boost your confidence and self-esteem... you're a beautiful person

[@lalaking.chinupa.sa.trosohan]

mga ilan kayong humahanga sa kanya?

[@lissadejesus5771]

nakakaaliw ng tiningnan mo pa ang sahig para icheck ung confidence mo…😂😂😂 you’re awesome!!!

[@ahtideyucson4422]

As long as they understands what you’re saying, accents is nothing to be ashamed of.

[@boratbagatov9728]

nooope! if you're speaking to someone with the same nationality like pinoy yes but if you try that with Americans or Europeans they won't understand you, real talk lol.

[@emzstmichael8617]

They understand me here in US of A ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@ahtideyucson4422]

@@boratbagatov9728 as i have said “as long as they understand what she’s saying”

[@gemmaso246]

@@boratbagatov9728 to be honest i met Americans who doesn't even know how to spell the words properly. English is their medium of communication in the house or at school or talking to friends. But really, they suck in spelling Reality Bites

[@katesouba7117]

I just want to say that your facility for Tagalog and English is phenomenal and your accent in both languages is lovely!

[@libra48100]

Love your English and your Tagalog. Highly appreciate your attitude towards cultures and languages. If more people are like you it's going to be better world. Go girl. Push mo lang.

[@maricrispesodas9887]

Bihasa ka magtagalog. You are speaking like a true Filipino. Nakakatuwa naman na you are a Korean but you speak a foreign language so fluently and naturally. Sana matuto din ako mag Korean. 😅😅😅

[@chinahairpin]

Grabe ifofollow kita kasi ikaw na yung pinaka cool at down to earth na koreana na blogger. Pinoy na pinoy ka girl. ❤

[@kidlat9222]

Its so nice to hear a Korean blood, speaking Tagalog, glad your a filipino at heart! From ohio, USA

[@gingerchipschannel]

Grabe ang sense of humor plus factor pa ang pagka- cute ..

[@mickey.mariano]

Hala! Nainlove na ko sa Tagalog mo. Tas humor mo Pinoy na Pinoy. Proud of you coz you are not ashame of learning english here in the Philippines and embracing the Filipino accent. Saludo ako sa iyo. 🥰🥰🥰🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻😘😘😘

[@myr.aguila]

This is the first video I've watched from Juwonee's, and I was like "Wait, why is her Tagalog and English sounds Batangueno--?" Then lo and behold, you ARE from Batangas. GIRL, your intonations are LIT.

[@kraruz9490]

hahaha! UP(ian) ka talaga. Oo nga naman, laking Pinas so it is understandable na pinoy accent siya. Pinoy accent is too cute to listen to kaya....especially in the big cities.

[@BlackCatBelzebub]

We cant ignore the fact that shes pure Korean and she speaks super fluent and with full slang tagalog.

[@streetstyles1463]

Your Filipino accent when speaking in English is the default accent of Filipinos here in Manila. So normal and default na siya. Kudos to your vlog!

[@MsEllaneous222]

My take on this is, retaining your own accent, Filipino, Thai, Korean, British, Scottish, German etc, etc English accent is good. I just don’t know why people think there’s a better accent. At least you are unique in your own way. You’re distinguished where you came from and you can communicate and reach out universally as you mentioned to a wide range of people. Keep it up. Your Filipino-English accent is remarkable and impressive. A lot of people has been living in the USA yet they still don’t know how to speak English esp those who came over at an older age. More power to you💪🥰👍

[@imjelo]

You switching between Tagalog to English is cool. I will judge your English with Filipino accent... *ANG GALING!! Pinoy na Pinoy* Same goes with your Tagalog. *Batangas na Batangas éh!*

[@quadmedia]

Juwonee, puso mo nak, easy, adapt mo lang, no worries, kapag may ganyan, katulad ng madalas nating sinasabi, pasok sa kabilang tenga, labas sa kabila, keep the good stuff, don't take the bad stuff.

[@sundaydiaries12]

I migrated here in the USA 4 years ago. So yung engish accent ko is not american but I'm pretty sure it is far better than a typical Pinoy engish accent na ma emphasize yung A, I, E at R. I asked my American friends kung ano masasabi nila sa english accent ko. They said Filipino English accent is cute and very gentle in their ears. Medyo concious kasi ako noon sa accent ko kasi di nila maintindihan yung ibang words ko like Mercedez Benz in american accent it sounds like Mersayedeeze Benzz or yung Twenty sa atin is twenty pero sa kanila is twenee or Internet is innernet and yung Rubitusin sa kanila is Rahbeetahsun. But at least I'm glad they love the filipino english accent.

[@BigD481]

Have been here in the US for almost 40 years. Usually what people say to you is not necessarily what they’re thinking. It’s small talk and they’re trying to be nice. I have an old very Filipino name and often when they ask me how to pronounce it, they will say , “that’s a pretty name” 😂. Not one Filipino i grew up thought my name was great. Also whenever i come across people who I couldn’t understand because of their very thick accent, I wouldn’t say to their face, thats a terrible accent. I would just concentrate to try to understand them better. After 40 years here, i have better understanding of what’s true and what small talk.

[@boratbagatov9728]

ok na sana komorni lng dun sa innernet ahahaha. pinoy lng nman nag pauso ng innernet na yan pati innernational akala mo ngongo ahahaha.

[@Jay14_]

​@@boratbagatov9728LOL anong pinagsasabi mo? Totoo yang "inernet". Usually kapag ang T ay after ng N sa isang word, naddrop na ang /t/ sound. Sa American accent yan. Pero may ibang American din naman na ang read nila ay "inTernet" with true /T/.

[@boratbagatov9728]

bungol na pignoy lng nag papauso nyan, ito ang pronunciation American at British. I google mo pa para di ka magmukhang tanga. in·tr·net - American in·tuh·net - British@@Jay14_

[@quinetdavid6864]

Depende din naman, may mga puti din na binabanggit ang “T”, sa In”T”ernet.

[@darylp9306]

Filipino is an aggrupation/consolidation of all the many languages/dialects in the islands. However, the base form is based predominantly in Tagalog. Filipino, like English, is an official language to also bridge that gap and serves as a common language for communication throughout the varied languages in the archipelago.

[@boratbagatov9728]

no shit sherlock.

[@bienkabigting7035]

I like how you justified it! Tama! Accent does not matter as long as both of you understand each other. Keep it up. Stay proud that you have Pinoy accent.

[@RecapByRod]

Yes, you do have a Filipino accent and that’s not something to be ashamed of. But more than your Filipino accent, I’m really amused by your sense of humour which is very Filipino. Be proud because you’re not only Korean or Filipino, but a very likeable person too.

[@Alleynlove]

The second language of the Philippines is English. While Filipino (based on tagalog) is the nation wide or national language spoken all over the country. There are 170 dialects spoken throughout the archepelago.

[@ana_fbae_dy]

I love your Filipino accent. So fluent hinding hindi ka maloloko dito sa pinas. Hehehe hope makapag-collab kayo ni Jinho Bae. ☺️

[@majoycedeborja8653]

same tayo ng nasabi haha sana magkacollab talaga sila diba ? para silang magkapatid may simillarities talaga sila sa mata ko haha

[@ana_fbae_dy]

@@majoycedeborja8653 actually now ko lang napansin na may pagkahawig pala din sila. Kasi ang nakikita ko lang is same vibes sila as in, magkakasundo. Hehehe

[@Korbkorn]

You're English, Tagalog, and Korean are admirable. Quite an accomplishment really. Accent is what makes the spoken language beautiful!

[@zyreh6088]

Filipino is more like a combination of different languages (not dialects) in the Philippines, with Tagalog at it's base... As the Philippines began to be more collectively unite we adapt on using or borrowing words from other languages here in ph such as ilokano, cebuano, espanyol, and etc. terms. Tagalog is like the Old English of Modern English, as it is to Filipino. Even English is getting into the mix

[@bentengranny]

You are lucky that you know 3 languages(FILIPINO, ENGLISH and KOREAN. I am a FILINO/AMERICAN CITIZEN. I speak Tagalog(PILIPINO), English and Pampango (my vernacular language from Pampanga. I also know little Spanish language because my ancestors were Spaniards who came to the Philippines when our country was colonized by the Spaniards. We had Spanish subjects when I was in High School and College but I think it is not a mandatory subject anymore. You impressed me with your Tagalog accent. Keep it up.

[@cagodinez]

I like your Tagalog accent. Shows you grew in a Tagalog-speaking area.

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

Just like many other Chinoys

[@artangeloymana1625]

Yes. She grew up in batangas and lived there for at least 20 years.

[@Milliardo55]

Kasi she also studied in a local school--di siya nag-aral sa Korean school or even sa ISM (International School Manila). Even if 20 years siya dito if she's more often with Koreans or foreigners she'll never have a very Filipino Tagalog accent--one good example of that is Dara, na even if she stayed long here never really had a very Filipino Tagalog. Juwonee talaga very Filipino magsalita kaya nga di mo akalain na Korean pala kausap mo.

[@dobbynana]

@@Milliardo55 that's true, Juwon even studied in UP for college, so talagang na-neutralize na into Filipino yung accent nya. Also, Ryan Bang has an even thicker Korean accent than Dara, even though he has already lived more years here than her. i guess also because they were already in their adolescence when they moved here and weren't able to fully adapt the Filipino accent (nothing wrong with that though), compared to Juwonee na sobrang bata pa nung nagmove dito.

[@SimplyMe6425]

You speak English very well 👍👍. As long as you can communicate in English, that’s the most important thing. And you are right, people from Asian countries are more critical when it comes to English accent. Other races understand and respect that everyone/people from different countries have different English accents. Filipinos ranks on top for Asian countries who speak English.

[@ceciliamontilla4503]

I love you Juwonee, you are so natural...I proud to be Filipino. Where ever in the world Filipino were standing...thank you for having a Filipino heart... fighting Juwonee😊

[@aehrmelendez5697]

Napakagaling mo magtagalog. Idol na kita. Pati english you speaks well. Kudos. 😊

[@rolandoalmonte8759]

Magaling kng mag English at magtagalog. Accent is not the problem.be proud to your self n your speaking both English and Tagalog is absolutely amazing. Hwag kng mahihiya kc dito k lumaki s pilipinas at walang mawawala s iyo. Be proud

[@ginaleonardo5808]

Tama ka nman jan stay positive lang Mahalaga nagkakaunawaan tayo mapa Tagalog or English man iyang sinasabi ❤️ Love ka parin nmin

[@juantamad2583]

Ang saya talaga panoodin ng mga vlogs mo juwonee! and ang cute ng set up mo sa likod

[@nimrodxify]

Her english accent is fine, im more shocked by how fluent she speaks tagalog! 👍

[@NobodyLP]

Very cute content, your humor is very Pinoy as well. I am glad you're proud of your accent because an accent reflects your identity and your culture. Having a Philippine accent shows that you grew up in the Philippines and it is never shameful to have a different sound as long as you can communicate in that language well... so kudos! I hope other Filipinos would think this way too and be proud that we can speak English and communicate globally in our own unique way.

[@frankenstein1791]

She's learning English and Tagalog at the same time that's actually amazing and difficult and pretty obvious that she took a lot of time to have that kind communication skill

[@edgardoferrer4885]

I love you as you're being grew up in the Philippines and inherit the Filipino cultures and Filipino languages including its accent..

[@eulbertreble1831]

I love the filipino english accent, to me it's like a universal english accent. It's very clear and easy to understand and definitely sounds knowledgeable.. Your cute love you 💞

[@danes0818]

i congratulate you though, if there's anything you have learned so well, it is learning Filipino. You are a true Filipino by heart! You definitely are a part of the family. Welcome Kabayaaannn!!!1 😍😍😍

[@litalaycock8139]

You’re so sweet and pretty. Impressed with your tagalog speaking ability. So right, accent doesn’t matter provided you’re understood. Our differences makes us more interesting and attractive. Blessings be yours always.

[@angelleearellano]

I'm happy for you! From you breaking down for being homesick to travelling back there..way to go, Wonee 💜😘🇵🇭

[@jccapistrano13]

For me as long as we can understand each other we're good. Even if you have like a strong south asian accent like thai, malay, singapore, indian etc. If you speak 2 languages, you are already better than 57% of the world population. If you speak 3 languages you belong to only 13% of the world.

[@abundance7720]

Filipino accent in English tapos batangeño accent in tagalog. Love you talaga cute sissy 😍

[@imeldacustodio5837]

You got it because you live hear for so long.It doesn't matter the accent as long as you can speak and understand the language .God Bless!! Proud of you girl!!!

[@imeldacustodio5837]

sorry hear wrong spelling it shld be here ,typo error sorry about that

[@CanaPhil]

I like listening to you and watching you bec I find you to be so genuine. It's so easy to agree with the things you say bec you talk like we're on equal grounds. Para talagang nagkukwento ka lang sa isang kaibigan. Thanks for your videos. Don't get tired of making them😊

[@pinkyj_2372]

Oo nga naman. Lumaki sya sa Philipines.alangan naman british accent ! Natural Filipino accent sya. kayo talaga.

[@markledd695]

Natutuwa talaga ako sayo pati pag ugali, kilos, mag isip very Filipino..... Keep it up ❤️ ❤️❤️

[@alexgusi9441]

Wow first time ko manood ng vlog mo humanga ako sayo. Fluent in English and fluent in tagalog. More power to your vlog. God bless you always.

[@filipinoheritagesocietyofm1699]

Im amazed! Ang galing mo mag tagalog. May humour pa! Better than mine.....bravo!

[@mitchigirl_24]

You’re so funny! I like listening to how you speak English and Tagalog ❤ It’s a blessing to be multi lingual. Like what you said you are able to communicate with more people.. ako nga my dream is to be able to watch k-drama na Wala na subtitle 😂 someday…

[@aejoymamotosfermin2497]

I love your Filipino accent ❤

[@supingpilario3783]

I love your Filipino and English accents medyo siga, keep up the good works

[@lanzcruzy2657]

SIGA AT ASTIG... 🤗 YOU'LL BE SURVIVING...

[@ethelgaldonez401]

You have a nice speaking voice…you can be a radio anchor apart from being a vlogger 🥰 thank you for loving our language 🇵🇭

[@romeoyadao7518]

Wow! You're not a Filipino by blood but I admire your Tagalog, you really master it. Don't worry about your English accent... what is important is your diction... very clear and phonetic. Keep it up, cheers.

[@Siletzia]

Most people who criticize others for speaking English with an accent probably are unaware that they too speak English with an accent. There is no such thing as "no accent" English. The other thing that was funny to me was how many people were surprised that you spoke English with a Filipino accent given that you spent most of your childhood living in the Philippines. What would be surprising is if you didn't. Also, I've noticed that there are many Koreans taking English lessons in the Philippines. So, I guess there will be many more Koreans speaking English with a Filipino accent. How great is that?

[@elnortebagie]

Well the best reason why there's alot of koreans and japanese study english in the phil. Is because it's a LOOOOT cheaper than studying in western countries.

[@nanayevelyn3417]

I love your ways girl keep it up galing galing mo mag Tagalog always watching you ❤️❤️❤️I’m a lola leaving here in Canada 🇨🇦

[@nesthvillarete3560]

You are a great Joker or comedian u have a great Filipino amazing accent pinatawa mo ako sa video mo 🤣🤣🤣♥♥♥

[@benedictobulatao2531]

I find it super cute that a very pretty Korean face speaks amazingly fluent Filipino ( accent , slang , idioms, etc.) brilliant !!!

[@johnpurugganan1228]

Eh mas believe nga ako sa iyo dahil marunong kang mag Tagalog as a Korean I was surprised you speak Tagalog better than my kids damn girl you’re kicking ass for real for real yamsayin

[@NinjaCoderInTraining]

I don't know how to explain it but there's so much personality in the way you talk 😊

[@AnnieReb1228]

Filipino talks like they are singing when we they speak. .the tone..and maybe reason why Filipino sings so well.. that makes you so unique being heard by Korean and other nationals. They commented the ranking of best countries speaking in english... well.. they speak the language-but sometimes no proper grammar - tenses etc..they slang their terminologies..

[@elnortebagie]

There still alot of filipinos that are tone-deaf. Best example anne curtis 😂

[@SSLollipops]

Filipino are neutralingual. Pagkaintindi ko sa article na yon, it's how and why it is easier for Filipino to learn any language it's bcos hindi strict yung buka ng bibig natin and yung nga we were exposed to diff accents from provincial dialects to foreign languages. Mas madali din ang comprehension kapag nag-aaral ng ibang language. And kung mag-concentrate talaga sila it's easier to learn the intonation and accents. Yung lang talaga sa pagtuturo ng English di natututukan sa school, usually, yung nakakasabay sa English class were early readers na bago pa pumasok sa school.

[@rcen1881]

Juwonee Ang cute mo mag tagalog at Ang pilipino accent mo ay perrfect. Ang galing mo mag salita Ng Tagalog.

[@jessiecentro1250]

Wow grabe! Ang galing galing mong mag tagalog pati ang sense of humor mo!!! God bless you and take care te!

[@puddinmaster4704]

many americans even likes the filipino english accent compared to other asian accents because according to them. it's easier to understand and pretty much neutral.

[@boratbagatov9728]

our English language is patterned after the Americans no wonder they prefers our accent compared to other Asian countries with heavier accents.

[@SirJCM22]

Ay tama ka Juwon!!!! haha...... ay pag sa ulaga ng mga iyan! Obviously, you'll get used to the so called "neutral accent" since majority of your life ay dito sa Pinas, Pag nag Ching-lish yan, or British accent magtaka kayo. (no racism intended). Anyway, I'm proun that someone like you and Jessica Lee are proud of learning English here in the PH despite the fact that some people would criticize you because of your accent,

[@Nothing-nf8ve]

Singlish rin?

[@shoshanas5251]

Hahaha how did you pick up our language like this?! Haha! Mahusay!!! Pati yung humor mo, pinoy na pinoy. 😂

[@jotorres6603]

Wow I'm so impressed! Ang galing mong mag Tagalog at mag English. Natutuwa ako pag may foreigner na fluent sa Tagalog nakaka proud💖💖💖

[@amorroan]

Not just the accent but also the humor. Very filipino. I enjoyed watching you girl. Keep it up!

[@amvcbr83]

Ang galing mong mag tagalog! Plus you have the best neutral accent! 👍🏽

[@dashknow5082]

Filipino accent for English speaking is referred to as one of the top most if not the most neutral English accent in the world. So anybody in the world who can speak English will likely understand what you are saying. Cheers !!!

[@piloycristobal1130]

Nothing is wrong with 😂 Pinoy accent

[@travellolo]

There is if you are trying to get a job where you need to speak English.

[@HaroldCabanos]

juwonee and jinho bae are the same vibes!! pati pag tatagalog kuhang kuha!!

[@kitrockgaming2538]

I love your sense of humor and how you deliver every filipino words astig!!

[@daimaousama1403]

you're so cute!! thank you for this video!! so glad to see you're not ashamed of the filipino accent!! i love your videos ❤️❤️❤️

[@evelyndingding8993]

Hayaan mo, whatever accent u have so long u can express ur thoughts understandably OK na yon. Congratulations, galing mag tagalog ni Ate girl❤8!

[@danes0818]

Philippine English is a blend of the local and the English language. It is a legit and respectable hybrid dialect like the rest (Korean English, Japanese English, Indian English...) But there are people in the Philippines who have a different variety, such as the call center accent, which sounds close to the natives' accent.

[@SmediumL]

How have I not seen your channel before?? 😭 you're a gem

[@eoghaininfacundodiarmuid]

I really appreciate when foreigner speaks a Filipino dialect. Very impressive si Ate kasi yung Tagalog accent nya Tagalog talaga.

[@migo-migo9503]

In the US and the UK, people like it when your English has an accent other than American or UK. It sounds more sophisticated, so people with non-native English tend to speak in presentations to make the company sound more sophisticated.

[@simondeep]

It’s fun down in the Southwest. You end up talking vowels with the cowboy drawl but still stick the landings with the consonants: Howdy paaaartner. Taaahlagaaah, There aint’nough baaatchoy in this town por the both of us, po

[@lindacrisolo6983]

I’m proud of you for being able to speak 3 languages- Tagalog, English, Korean. The way you speak and mannerisms - you look more like a Filipino than Korean.

[@dandandandaaaaan]

Brad! Hahahah so cute! 😂🤍 First video-ng napanood ko sa channel na 'to and instant subscribe. So adorable annd honest hahahah ❤

[@thundertower]

i know this one korean girl back in the late 90s who spoke tagalog but with slight korean accent, studied in the same school, same grade. Yours is def way better. Everyone liked her so much that they forgot that shes not filipino. We treated her like a local. It was around that time when theres a surge of korean expats living in the us.

[@mariacorazonborja3912]

Thanks everything you said was right, I’m glad thst you were able to appreciate learning English in the Philippines, plus you are so good in Tagalog. ❤

[@jonathanbalagtas848]

Yes. The most important thing is we are clearly understand each other when in a conversation(English). Accent is just secondarily but also add uniqueness.

[@clarebear8588]

For a Filipina living in another country, watching and listening to you speak my language and humour, just sounds so refreshing. ^_^ Thank you! #malamang