My Neighbor, Charles | 이웃집 찰스 Ep.159 / Pure 100% Filipino Earl Jhon is back! [ENG/2018.10.25]

[@mariacatalina3326]

Earl Jhon represents the Philippines extremely well. He was raised right, respectful, kind, and wise beyond his years. His Grandma did a great job. Wishing you and your family well.

[@jbxiii0336]

Catalina Bien like the typical responsible kuya.

[@rigilkent]

Yes and its cool to see how strong the and loving the grandma is.

[@jcgonzaludosalarda4619]

Ptanginah hahahahha

[@SEHUNiceEXOXO]

I hope this generation also teach the same way like earl jhon and also has this kind of behaviour

[@taolang2076]

Eunice Tudio sorry it does not

[@jungkook2817]

Skl. I’m Half Japanese-Filipino. My grandmother raised me ever since I was born. Just like Earl Jhon, I have a sibling who was raised in Japan unlike me who was raised and grew up here in Philippines. I’m 18 now and my family in Japan is deciding for me to reside there with them however I cannot leave Philippines because of my grandmother. All of my titas and titos have their own lives and families, and once I leave for Japan, my grandmother will left all alone. I cannot do that. I love her with all my life and you cannot pay me to leave her for a better life in Japan. I often visit them in Japan but never stayed there for long. I love my grandmother so much and when I saw the scene where Earl Jhon’s grandmother and uncle left, it really broke my heart. Stay strong Earl. All will be well in time.

[@jayred333]

God bless your heart for that.

[@ryanryan316]

Im so jealous to have a grandmother or grandfather that lives longer. I didn’t have enough time to have a bondings with them..

[@katiepurry18]

may God bless you and your grandmother and all your family

[@jqa16]

Hafu din ako went to Japan para mag high school. Yung mga kamag anak kong pure blood na japon same lng trato saken kasi 日本語わかりますえと話せます. Pero distinct features ko pag nakita mo ko alam mo na pinoy hahaha. Pero sa school ko laging may racist na deputa na nasapak ko tatlong beses kasi kinukuha yung 自転車 ko

[@kobayashiharuno]

We almost had the same situation here. Just recently bago magkaron ng covid-19 outbreak, sinusubukan mag-asikaso ni mama ng petition para kunin nya kami sana dito sa Pinas papuntang Daegu sa South Korea. But then, since apat silang magkakapatid, 3 silang abroad. (Yung isa nasa Japan pero dito sa Pinas may pamilya) Yung tito ko, sinusubukan din magfile ng petition para manirahan sa San Diego, California. Ngayon, kahit gustuhin man namin or ng lola ko na magmigrate, hindi sya maka-oo dahil dalawang bansa ang pagpipilian nya. Kaya sabi nya, wag nalang muna ituloy yung petition lalo na't yung tito ko wala namang trabaho sa California dahil nag-aaral sya at gusto nya magpulis dun. Disclaimer: Lahat po ng mga desisyon na ginawa ni mama saka ng tito ko ipafinalize nalang nila after ng covid-19 outbreak and kapag safe nang magtravel. Common sense nalang po if iniisip nyo na as in right now po aalis ng bansa or something like that.

[@Lalahk]

Something tells me Earl John is going to go far in life, being so young and mastering struggles with such maturity and heart is a quality that will get him where he wants. His grandmother did well raising him, cannot say the same for the mom and her other kids she raised. I just hope they don’t keep him from chasing his own dreams. Fighting Earl Jon!

[@yose25]

Samee :)

[@entirelyrics]

I believe on that

[@mazolegario]

In a Filipino perspective, Earl Jhon is very articulate when he's speaking tagalog. I can tell that he is bright.

[@hihi-fo3lm]

I am half Korean half Filipino, and I can tell the cultural barriers will be there and will be difficult at first, but once those are over with, it is all good. I can converse in both Korean and Filipino well too. I can tell that Earl John is kindhearted and thoughtful, and works hard to adapt to the new cultural environment he is in and one of the reasons why he resonated well with his stepfather and gramdmother. Makes me feel proud to be part Filipino. 정말 수고했다, 엘 존씨. 파이팅!

[@HisWord_Joshua1_9]

Filipinos are also proud of you 🤗

[@rosallieenriquez1554]

True..

[@leonadeumultifandom2719]

Are really

[@youtubephan2427]

sadly, some comments coming from Filipinos aren't as positive...despite the culture and language barriers, these are young children, yet all the adults are positive. Shame on those who are negative and are trying to label his mother and siblings.

[@waltermart2262]

I am too. A Filipino Korean living in the Philippines at first i didnt get along with my Korean relatives because i met them when i was 10 years old when we visited Korea and i cant really speak Korean back then. But when i finally learned how to speak Korean i can say they are really sweet and caring like my Filipino relatives and they explained to me why they didnt talk to me at first because they are shy and afraid to talk in English especially conversing to a Foreigner. Kaya wag po sana tayo mag generalize kasi may ibat ibang kultura po tayo once na natutunan ang kultura ng bawat isa dun natin malalaman lahat ^^. 엘존 씨. 니가 한국에서 행복하게 살길 바라요.

[@thirdworldbooknerd]

He speaks 4 languages already: english, tagalog, bisaya and korean. ❤❤❤

[@roseb2106]

Bisaya is not a language. It's a dialect.

[@kwek2243]

@@roseb2106 IT IS A LANGUAGE A DIALECT SHOULD BE SOMETHING UNDERSTOOD EVEN IF SOME WORDS WERE DIFFERENT BUT MOST OF THE WORDS WILL STILL BE UNDERSTOOD BUT BISAYA OR *CEBUANO WAS A LANGUAGE BECAUSE TAGALOGS, ILONGGOS, WARAYS AND SOME Filipinos who dont speak the language, dont actually UNderstand BISAYA.* SO ITS A LANGUAGE NOT A DIALECT, SMAE AS OTHER MAJOR LANGUAGES IN THE PHILIPPINES.

[@alltherightwords6876]

@@roseb2106 its a language dear. 100% certified language written in the books

[@agi-chan695]

@@roseb2106 it is a language, lol.

[@cc-kt3js]

@@roseb2106 IT IS A LANGUAGE!!!!

[@divinegracedelossantos5823]

It actually breaks my heart how earl john tries to get close with his siblings but they dont seem to appreciate him. They should respect him cause hes the oldest brother. They are so lucky to have him. Even if its awkward its not a reason to help out and try to reach him out.

[@sheenabaligod3644]

Ang yaman nila may sili sila

[@phattjianl014]

Sheena Baligod hahaha

[@kuroneko3206]

dito lang yan mahal haha

[@kingbert1231]

Hahahahaa

[@judsn..4444]

Tawa ako bigla dun ah! Milyon ba...

[@AmiF-ok1to]

😂 May sariling currency kaya sili dito sa pinas. Magbabago buhay nila pag binenta nila yan dito.

[@tal_talkim6002]

I love him when he say "Po or Opo" these words can express how great you are and respect the elders. He tried his best to speak "Tagalog" kahit nakamulatan nyang salita ay Bisaya. Nakakaproud naman.

[@chloe-qe6rg]

yeahhhh PO at OPO is such a great word :)

[@arianejane2620]

Im glad the hosts arent jerks about the guests being Filipinos. From what ive seen on some older tv shows korean hosts are usually jerks about filipinos. Also those kids are jerks.

[@mastereggs1309]

No. Di lang nila naiintindihan si lola kaya ganun.

[@sunhaexh]

No those (korean) kids don't understand what grandma talks they feel bad to her

[@linojjang]

@@sunhaexh even tho they don't understand the grandma they should pay attention to her when she talk/call them or just nod and smile

[@anthyavila9726]

@@sunhaexh Bitch please, those kids totally have an attitude

[@divinegracedelossantos5823]

Thats so true. In other shows they dont seem to respect filipinos. Im happy how they accept this family here. I kinda agree with the kids. They are so spoiled brats. Instead of helping they all just care is being pretty and all. The house is small but still messy. They should help their parents and brother.

[@tal_talkim6002]

One thing that I appreciate is the Grandmother. Se raised him so well, trying to get closer to her grandkids, and she did a great job to do some effort to make them feel comfortable around her. I feel so sorry seeing her, she's can't understand them and also the kids didn't understand their grandma. I hope her daughter teach them Filipino culture, language, foods and e.t.c. Long life and stay healthy Lola. Isa kang napakabuting tao at nakakataba po kayo ng puso. Mabuhay po Kayo. ❤️

[@spinachteu2726]

As a Filipino, showing respect to the elders is very important to us no matter how awkward you are to that person or people. We even have this "mano po" gesture as a sign of respect even though we aren't blood related. I hope the kids will learn from this. Earl John, I am rooting for you.

[@skyhyera4644]

The awkward moment when I dont need a sub title whenever the family are talking I understand both bisaya and tagalog HAHAHAHA

[@gucciprince9426]

HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAA SAME DZAE

[@skyhyera4644]

@@gucciprince9426 YATI ING ANI PA LANG PERMI HAHAHHA

[@priscillaadomabadu2154]

Teach us rather than rubing it in 🙄😭

[@alexiseunicelim6362]

Same😊😊

[@millescentlopez1635]

Hahaha maojud dzai.. Problema lang nko ky ang hangul mao knanglan ghapon captions lol💜💜

[@grachelleagregado3364]

I feel so dissapointed when they said that they didn't want him to become the president because of his speaking skills in korean. I feel really bad. Leadership is not all about words it's all about action. Maybe they didn't like him because of his communicating skills but men-----I really felt dissapointed.

[@KateLove21]

The four younger kids are acting like brats. It doesn't matter if you don't understand someone, if they're addressing you; you look at them at the very least. Earl Jhon was also there translating and they still showed apathetic attitudes. Hopefully they change and mature as they grow.

[@lyrics4you995]

because it is awkward at the first time always thats why

[@medioreblatherskite]

@@lyrics4you995 when the grandma calls them by their names they can't even look at her or acknowledge that she called them. your justification is still invalid. still bratty kids.

[@callmemai523]

No its not akward i agree with KL theyre all acting brats. Theres a tad difference betweence akwardness, shyness & brattiness. When you go meet your elder in korea, u have to insa. You can just nod ur head if feeling shy. they wont even insa on their shin halmae even if their mom already told them to. When the old lady offered “subak”/ watermelon the kids again didnt even bother to get up or even insa by nodding their heads while sitting down but one reached out to get the plate. But earl john who isnt blood related does almost everything. Im not surprised that the halmeoni liked him better than her real ones. Manners are big thing in korean culture & sadly these kids are auite missin some

[@MarilynMooli]

I completely agree with you. When I lived in Seoul I didn't know any Korean and even so I always listened very carefully and after that I would ask my friends to translate or search online. They are really disrespectful.

[@binubingbingbing1724]

no name but culture in Korea is different in the Philippines. Specially with how they treat elders. But yeah, they're acting bratty.

[@niczeu]

I’m sorry to say this, but Earl John living in the Philippines for the past 17 years without her mom was actually a good thing. He grew up as a very polite, kind and hardworking person. He helps his mom do house chores and even harvest chilis while his siblings rest inside the house comfortably. He studies very hard for his family. He is concerned with his siblings that he barely knew whilst the siblings probably don’t care as much of him. His grandmom raised him well in the Philippines. He and his Filipino grandmom are both very amazing person!✨ Their personalities reflect each other crystal clear. Watching the 2 episodes of Earl John’s story in MNC, I felt how warm he and his grandma is. Very Filipino! 💓 His Korean non-biological father was probably relieved when he met Earl John because he finally has someone he can rely on. Same goes with his non-biological grandmom that likes him more than her actual/biological grandchildren. Because as warm as he is, probably as cold as his siblings which totally shows in both episodes. I feel like when their Filipino grandmom and uncle visited them, just because they can’t understand each other, Earl John’s siblings alienated them. They don’t respond even though Earl John translates what their grandma were saying. Like, where’s the manner? I don’t care if they don’t understand the language because language isn’t the only way to communicate. Duh? I also don’t care if there was a time that they did try to make eye contact, communicate or even spoke a basic Filipino language. The bottom line is they didn’t try hard and I felt like they always respond to their grandma halfheartedly, like they only forced themselves for the sake of looking good for the show. The mom didn’t raise them well, sorry. But these were filmed and aired over a year ago, so I hope there has been a huge development from this siblings’ personalities. I hope they aren’t snob anymore and learned a lot of good manners & Filipino culture from their eldest brother if their mom failed to do so. 여러분, 화이팅~!! ✨✨✨

[@chonatv1226]

I agree

[@denver6108]

Filipinos were actually raised to be kind hearted, helpful and respect towards older people. But it depends on the parents but grandparents are the hest in raising children! But depends on the grandparents too 😂

[@nabillarestuningrum]

Earl John is too precious for this world!!!

[@aeriacross770]

That girl who helps him though is such a good person with glowing energy. She'll be blessed.

[@mary-anndulay6573]

Their lucky they got a thoughtful brother..hope they grow up closer..

[@mikemondano3624]

They have a "lucky"? What is that? I guess if it were my lucky, I'd take care of it.

[@lindasae4566]

Trust me he is gonna be very successful in the future, he is mature and kind heart

[@roselleabellera8001]

Same here, I'm positive about his future.

[@Xhin229]

17:10 That moment you see someone's genuine smile. Earl John's a really good person. He was brought up well despite difficulties. He is blessed with great grandmothers. I'm really hoping for him and his family to only live a fruitful life and be blessed with good health. May Earl John persevere more so that he can do the things he loves at the same time support his family.

[@vada7670]

Felt bad for Earl Jon, had he went earlier to S.Korea he would have learned the language by now. He would not have to take written exam for naturalization but only interview which is easier. This is bad but I think he was brought to Korea only to work for the family since his step dad is too old to work. He was raised by his grandma for 17 yrs, I wonder what his mother is doing and thinking for Earl Jon's betterment. To say it bluntly he was abandoned as a child and recalled when the mother needed help. Poor Earl Jon hope he gets naturalize soon.

[@anthyavila9726]

I hope he gets naturalized but won't get stuck slaving away for his mother. She left him to have her own life, he should also be allowed to have his own life. Frankly, he owes her nothing, it's grandma that he should pay gratitude to.

[@繁栄恵]

@@anthyavila9726 you're right. His mom's having her cake and eating it, too. Sorry, but she left that young little to boy to her mum. That wouldn't have been okay if she wasn't Filipino. She just has to thank her stars that Filipinos are okay with taking care of their grandchildren

[@randomperson7861]

I noticed that too. After 17 years of abandonment, she will get him just to work for him? Hope he gets what's deserving for him.

[@youtubephan2427]

@@anthyavila9726 geez, such negativity or even trying to validate what you think...from what I know, jobs that pay well are hard to come by in PH. Isn't it the norm to be an OFW? So now criticize the mother when it's so common in the PH to do what she did leaving a child to go abroad to make a living? His situation looks better in the future to me. You dunno the circumstances around her situation 17 years ago and her own mother seemed happy to see him go to Korea and see her grandchildren too, despite the barrier. Look at the whole picture and stop being close minded. No one is angry at each other, so stop hating.

[@youtubephan2427]

@@randomperson7861 you know what, ur just jealous his situation looks better than yours. He seems happy and seems like he wanna be there...He is his own man now and will choose whats best for him. Give him credit, I am sure he knows what he is doing.

[@kristinelrn]

it’s like a more chill version of mmk lol

[@min_6964]

You got it right 😂😂 i was thinking the same thing

[@daphnedaphn3]

We need a kmjs of earl jhon

[@jeangraycercado1839]

HAHHAHHAHA

[@elysian1502]

@@daphnedaphn3 di umano

[@liekies25]

HAHAHAHA MAALAALA MO KAYAAA~🎶🎶😂😂

[@lindasae4566]

okay, the youngest son look like pure Filipino I know their mother is Filipino but the youngest one is so handsome especially when he is smiling(his dimples)

[@rainclouds8034]

It makes me so sad that it feel like the kids are embarassed that they are half pinoys, but its understandable coz theyre still young.. I hope when they grow up, they'll realise that they have an amazing grandma and angel brother..

[@aznmochibunny]

rain clouds I think a big problem is that Koreans don't really like those who are of half descent. A long time ago, it was like that and the issue is still there somewhat but not as much as before. I personally think those kids are acting like brats though.

[@Withjoyfulsenescence]

It’s probably coz of school.: sometimes kids are like that even if innocently done.

[@brebreboolardoo5910]

Wow I thought those younger ones is pure Koreans, so they really are half siblings

[@aznmochibunny]

brebreboo lardoo No, they are of half descent. Their biological mother is Earl Jhon's mother but they both have different biological fathers.

[@nicol.7738]

They’re not necessarily embarrassed but indifferent and apathetic because they’re moody little preteens.

[@kokomuroia8079]

I love how positive this show is. If this was made in PH it will be dramatized as if it was a tragedy lol.

[@Xhin229]

The translation's a bit off. This is what Earl John really said to his siblings. "Study hard, even though it's hard. Just continue. Your brother is here to take care of all of you. Your needs, if I could provide them, I'll give it all to you. "

[@lorenzacervantes3181]

Naluha ako sa translation mo.

[@taetaekim6829]

Ganun tlga. Khit nmn korean to english minsan its a bit off pero wala nmn nagrereklamong koreano

[@Xhin229]

@@taetaekim6829 I corrected it for the sake of true delivery. Mas may essence kasi talaga yung literal translation kumpara sa binigay nila. Tsaka ganun din kasi naging problem sa translation nila sa lyrics ng "Anak". It's all for good.

[@anndra2201]

Zhin I understand your part because sometimes I also cporrects the translations but I just want you to know that there is no accurate translation to korean to english. Sometimes koreans have their own term of hanguk which we understand in a different way. Sorry if this may annoy you but I just want to tell my oppinion😊

[@Xhin229]

@@anndra2201 LOL I don't know about you. But I corrected their "Filipino/Tagalog" translations into English. I do understand the differences of the Korean Language system especially the grammar and usage of words. Sure, it'll be fine if the one who translated didn't need to be someone who has Filipino as their mother tongue (w/c is something that we couldn't validate). But it ain't wrong for me to correct it. Can't cut them some slack as it is their responsibility. C'mon, I saw it. Why shouldn't I? It's all for the good. Guuuurrlll thanks for the reminders and all but you should also see where I'm coming from. Thanks for the efforts

[@azmariaegabbi1033]

Ngayon ko lang alam na marunong palang mag korean si tito boy

[@neocris2733]

Hahahahahahahaha hahaha

[@angelamistoso189]

Hahhahahaahaha

[@ricaellamolino996]

@gkxx hahaha

[@sheenamariesanosa2117]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@leejoanna06]

Damnn hahahhh

[@kkreshi5765]

I felt like wanting one more ep. of Earl Jhon's story.

[@hannahm3048]

With my nieces and nephews, I always tell them to tell nana thank you for gifts she gets them, to give her a big hug and a kiss when they are leaving her house, and to text her a nice message when she's sick.I know these children don't know better as none of us did at their age, but earl jhon and his mama should be instilling in them the importance of showing manners to granny for all she does for them, and even if they can't understand her, to put in a bit more effort. Earl jhon is just too gentle 😭 Hopefully as they grow older and when they become teens they will appreciate her and him more 🥺

[@aspidiske]

I think the episodes with Earl Jhon are one of the best episodes of this show.

[@PhylynnSamson]

Eerl Jhon : nay lami daw Nanay : edi wow 🤦🏻😂😂

[@roecamangyan1498]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@yvonnevillanueva8624]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA TAWANG TAWA TALAGA KO SA PART NA YON BWISET

[@jeeboytvvlog4292]

Hahaha... Nice one 😅😂

[@tilililili8287]

Jahahahahaha

[@khieltan4786]

Natawa ako sa sabi ni Nanay hahahha

[@mala4466]

earl jhon is such a nice guy!! He’s so kind and caring to the ones he love ! And puts THEYRE happiness before his ! I wish him the best on passings his exams and I hope he can see his grandma once in a while and I wish his family the best of luck and hope they can get more comfortable with each other and I hope both his grandmas become healthier and stronger as days go by!!

[@gabby2421_]

Wish him the best luck!!! Don’t back down! You are such a hard worker and kind person. I hope someone will admire your attitude and hard working. Im sure filipinos will be awe at him when he learned another language.

[@adahmatanog4817]

The korean grandma seems a lot closer to Earl Jhon than her real grandchildren, and it’s so sad to see that.

[@aznmochibunny]

Adah Matanog I feel like they're just ungrateful brats. They don't show their Filipina grandma any respect, I feel like it would be just the same with their Korean grandma.

[@elainebutuan684]

😢

[@moochie8296]

@@aznmochibunny they are in puberty, most kids at that age dont appreciate family.

[@aznmochibunny]

@@moochie8296 I'm pretty sure Earl Jhon wasn't like that even during puberty.

[@moochie8296]

@@aznmochibunny probably 😭

[@prrnce5078]

Earl is the real version of a typical "oppa" we see in kdramas😭❤️

[@mala4466]

honestly when I first watched the first episode about earl jhon and his family I wasn’t really interested and couldn’t finish it but now after I decided to finish it I was really interested in this episode!! everything about it intrigues me and I can kinda relate to him . I couldn’t stop checking KZbin to see if they uploaded a part 2 💘

[@mikemondano3624]

We were all holding our breaths waiting to see if you would finish and like it because nothing is more important to us than every passing fancy and pointless opinion you have about everything and then think we want to hear about it because we have nothing else to do.

[@arkscrew]

The siblings are not bad... They just need time to bond. Look at how his sister came and fanned him. And even they tried to joke around when they got the lip tint.. They are just at an awkward age and dont know how to act. Even we were awkward in teenage. And plus they were apart for such a long time. They definitely need time.

[@priscilladambiakmawi8045]

He sure had a lonely childhood.. Grew up with his grandma... He is a thoughtful person still care for his mother who remarried...If I were in his position I might have resented the mom.. For leaving him and got herself a husband and children This is just my thought no offensive at all I just feel pity him because he didn't get her mother's love when he was a child... Anyway rooting for this family😊😊😊😊😊

[@MichelleOfoegbu]

Priscilla Mawi totally agree

[@lorahann7596]

I agree with u

[@anthyavila9726]

Mom didn't even stop with abandoning him... Now she sent for him when she needed the labor. She abandoned him and is now using him as a free worker. I'll bet she'll expect him to be the one to take care of her as well when she gets old and frail.

[@繁栄恵]

@@anthyavila9726 toxic Asian culture tbh. Children being created to be caretakers regardless if their parents did their job or not. Though his grandmother raised him well with manners. I'd say he was better off instead of turning out like a spoiled brat. That's why his step grandma loves him as well

[@sitizulaikha6957]

my tears can't stop when his grandmother went back to Philippine

[@Moon-ty1eh]

Am I the only one that felt his pain when he found out that he lost the election? 😒

[@daphnedaphn3]

i was so close to crying lmao

[@mygucciburned9692]

I mean, if it was me, I would've expected to win by default, but then... AHHH THE DISAPPOINTMENT

[@kchrisdelle]

no,you're not the only one.. I feel disappointed,too.

[@KristellaAnne6206]

Sometimes its not good to come and read the comment first, but at least im not gonna expect that he will win🤣🤣 thank u for ur comment🤣🤣

[@Moon-ty1eh]

@@KristellaAnne6206 lmao im sorry, next time close your eyes when you are going through the comments before the video

[@ferp.2077]

This episode of My Neighbor, Charles is so inspiring how love for the family is stonger than anything else. Why someone cutting onions here, I've cried a lot for this episode.

[@viclarniko7631]

The children should make an effort to learn their mother's language... And their mother should exert extra effort too to teach her children speaking tagalog

[@merlin88888]

Tama tama

[@jaenrub]

It's bisaya that is why it's mote difficult kay mas complicated man ang bisaya dialect.

[@jpoplover3774]

Ang tunay nilang mother tongue is bisaya talaga ang tagalog kasi kaya kailangan para magkaintindihan ang mga pilipino ..

[@bananamilk4736]

hello its actually *Filipino and not tagalog po hehe but yes i agree they should learn their mother's native language

[@lurpeegulle6626]

Its bisaya not tagalog.

[@lovenoried]

I'd hug Earl Jhon if ever I see him in person. He deserves so much love! Earl John 흉, 화이팅!

[@carljosephople1437]

Nanggigil ako sa inyo..ano naman kung hindi sya marunong mag korean..it takes time to learn..tsaka buti nga may kagaya nya na gustong makatulong sa iba imbes unahin ang sarili..

[@mayetmaderal25]

Loves to hear that this boy is still using 'po' and 'opo' in answering any kind of questions. ♥️

[@StarCastersUniverse]

What a good son/grandson/brother/student everything 😭😭😭😭

[@rahimperial4325]

Earl Jhon is so kind and thoughtful no wonder people like him a lot.

[@latheasmith7092]

Filipino brothers are the best. I can say that because I have 3 and they would rather sweat blood than see me having a hard time in life.

[@min_6964]

Same with my half brother 😭 i run away from home and he was like you are very welcome to my home and until i graduated (grade 10) he's beside me 😭😭he is not vocal for what he is feeling but when he saw my picture wearing my moving up dress he commented *I will always got your back so keep fighting and i love you* at that time i felt like i have brother and father at the same time 😭

[@irishsapalicio8358]

I agree. I have an older half brother and he's like the nicest person I've ever known. He's not that vocal but I can really feel his love and care for us. I also have a younger brother and we're like cat and dog but whenever I'm sad and going through a rough stuff he would never leave me alone and would even cry with me.

[@niknik-nh9jt]

TRUEEEEEEE

[@9beess371]

Lathea Smith true

[@brixbrix1659]

I have 3 brothers and I love them all😊

[@JB-nr5fo]

Being raised in a Filipino family inculcating Filipino culture is the best❤

[@fatburn1984]

I think the Kids are having a hard time learning filipino language because the filipino family talks in visaya and tagalog dialect. They are confuse 😅 but then these kids dont try at all. I feel bad for their grandma 😅

[@daphnedaphn3]

They can atleast learn the main language. Even Earl Jhon is not so good at Korean but he tries his best. Nothing against the kids but I wish they'd do more for their brother..

[@fatburn1984]

@@daphnedaphn3 True!! These kids should At least try to learn some basic filipino language because they are half fil too. Earl jhon is a caring, loving and hardworking brother yet those kids... 😕 I hope they get a long well

[@ourfamilyjourney1942]

So proud of you Earl Jhon..

[@Pokarupotato]

LANGUAGES not dialect...

[@fatburn1984]

@@ourfamilyjourney1942 In the philippines we have 8 dialects. And tagalog and english are being used as a language. Dialect is defined as " A particular form of a language which is peculiar to a specific region or social group." 🙂

[@lovea5651]

I think he got close with his korean grandma since he grew up with his lola. He has the aura/character of being with a grandparent. I cried when his lola and tito left 😭

[@CB-yr4hq]

I know the kids have their reasons but I still feel annoyed that they didn't put much effort into trying to communicate with their grandma

[@kingedward6146]

Life in the province is simply peaceful and amazing. Fresh veggies and farm produce. Kids are happy and seems less pressure. This is better live life than in the city. I love this journey of a young man from my country and the way his story being told up close. Beautiful Korea.

[@daphnedaphn3]

I have to admit Sungu is a really good looking kid..

[@shanafaith259]

super agreeeee!!!

[@roxcer97]

Yup

[@notme7310]

True true

[@mitsuzaki59]

Is that the girl or the boy

[@notme7310]

@@mitsuzaki59 The boy with brown hair

[@countrygurltv8205]

I don't know but he's so precious. I hope one day ma achieve mo lahat ng goals mo 🙂

[@jelrosefaja4419]

I could see the frustration on him and I felt sad, too. 😢 I figured that it's about his speech but it's okay. He has leadership in him, and he's service-oriented. He's natural even, brought by his upbringing, I believe. He's dependable, self-reliant and hardworking, too. Those can bring him farther. He's just in the wrong audience. Lol. His speech can get better through time, anyways. So hwaiting! PS I'm also disappointed of how his siblings did not help him adjusting in Korean life, esp language which kaya nmn pala nila. I hope it's just that they're still trying to build relationship and still just shy and awkward to approach to help him. I do pray for them to eventually build familial closeness now that they're closer. 💓

[@SingerOmayChannel]

I almost cry too..omg

[@peko7446]

These kids are old enough to help in the field even for an hour or if not, they should do the housework then they can lounge around like that.

[@famousamos]

Part 1 was amazing (episode 158). Cant wait to see part 2.

[@rzzzrrr]

Your Neighbor Amos this is the part2 right?

[@reidesuga]

@@rzzzrrr Yes

[@salaskusina]

This comment should be on Episode 158 hahahhaha

[@tatilangdo9603]

Oh you have your own channel 😊 That's good 😍

[@joannalee1846]

Watching this in 2021 I hope Earl Jhon has reached greater milestones in his life since this ep was aired. So glad to see that a man young like him respects elders and is so thoughtful towards his family members. May God Bless you~

[@jewel0414]

Earl jhon has good things ahead in Korea thats because he is such kind person. Fighting!!

[@melbryanmbaronia]

wow i didnt realize i finished the entire episode. It was a heartfelt episode and I am proud to Earl John for bringing the good Filipino values. I hope their family succeeds in Korea and I hope he finds the happiness he deserves. Such a beautiful heart.

[@daphnedaphn3]

When Earl Jhon lost the election I was on the verge of tears. My poor cinnamon roll, I thought he'd get it T^T it's ok Earl Jhon we'll bring you to PH and make YOU president HAHAHAH

[@OK-xy2jr]

tangina sabi ko nga bading yun si jungwoo e ANG USERNAME MO HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA MY POOR JUNGWOOOO

[@jeangraycercado1839]

HAHHAHAHA!. Siya na ba ipalit natin kay duterte?😅. Djk.

[@bananamilk4736]

I THINK I DIED AT MY POOR CINNAMON ROLL HAHAHAHAHAHAFGAHAHAHAHHAHAA FRICK

[@rizagarcia3040]

😂😂😂😂buset ng name eh...pero LT hahahahaha

[@bhuganenhthagaifugao9021]

😂😂😂

[@buchi777_]

Were very proud of earl jhon and the grandma for raising an amazing kid with a big heart. He will became a good leader and a father in the future. My prayers are for you and your family.

[@MichelleOfoegbu]

I absolutely love earl John!! Such a nice older brother he reminds me of my own.when he was driving his siblings I nearly got a heart attack but seokcheon’s sidenote helped me remember he’s old enough.

[@akitaxxx8248]

i cried a lot you would see in earl john the filipino values was instilled into him by his grandma, i admired the boy so much, may GOD bless you with your journey in korea. 🙏 you are such an inspiration to everyone.

[@derecmathewo1431]

The family is so respectful to each other when they’re giving gifts to each other and clapping and celebrating their love for each other🙏🏼💜

[@dykim7745]

참 선한 아이다. 항상 건강하고 행복하시길...

[@haqita02]

Earl Jhon is such a pure-hearted young man. I wish & hope that only good things come his way.

[@Dinosaurverde]

I just admire how sweet and smart he is. Protect people like Earl John ❤️

[@fenrishale]

Nalulungkot ako dun kay Lola di siya pinapansin nung mga apo niya nung tinawag niya mahirap naman talaga mag aral ng ibang lenggwahe pero matutunan din naman kung gusto, pag gusto may paraan pag ayaw may dahilan 😂😂

[@airahfuji]

He’s so softspoken and gentle! Definitely gives a great brother and son vibe!

[@tal_talkim6002]

Countryside is Probinsya right? I think his grandmother is from Visayas because she speaks Bisaya. It was so hard to learn hangul but I feel so proud of him. It's my first time to see a family member who decided to left Philippines and live in Korea. I hope he can pass the exam and learn more about Korean Culture, language and how to communicate Korean People. All the best for this Family. Mabuhay Kababayan! ❤️🇵🇭

[@macristinalupian8896]

Tal_Tal Kim Earl John and his grandmother speaks Bisaya I think they are not from Visayas because in Visayas people their speaks in Ilonggo or Hiligaynon and etc. I'm from Mindanao and I speak bisaya like the lola and Earl john. Mabuhay mga kababayang Pinoy 💪

[@latheasmith7092]

Thats why the dialect is called Bisaya coz it originates from Visayas 🙄

[@clarissajamora1314]

Bisaya originates from Visayas but people in Mindanao use this dialect too. I'm not sure if I just misheard it but his grandmother had spoken a Surigaonon word and speaks in this accent too. Surigaonon is also a dialect used by people from Surigao in Mindanao.

[@mimiehernandez3653]

Tal_Tal Kim cebuano salita nila at bisaya cla kc nakatira cla sa visayas region.

[@cc-kt3js]

@@latheasmith7092 IT IS A LANGUAGE HUNN

[@judypieters9975]

I am touched. What a good brother/son/grandson.. he deserves love than anything else. I wish him more success in life. A trustful man in the house. Daebak! 👍🏻

[@FirstLast-yp1bc]

Earl jhon you are very kind and sweet guy. Hope everything works out for you. Wish you all the best

[@Rosh1989]

Earl John is the sweetest big brother/kuya/Oppa❤️ Bless you and your family,John!❤️

[@xylondacollins]

What an awesome brother, grandson, and son Earl is!

[@unknown-db8id]

it must be hard for him, i feel sorry for him in a way i felt his situation is complicated but i think he's a wonderful person. i hope he's doing okay there!

[@chanicap.8134]

I somehow understand the kids. They were used to living with just theirselves and then suddenly, someone whom they barely knew and spend time with will be living with them. How they were brought up and their life status plays a huge part on how they cope with the situation. I'm sure they know by now that Earl John tries his best to be a good brother to them. But they may just really find it hard to express their appreciation.

[@lizellemacapagalvlog]

😭 im crying when his grandma left , but happy for earl john he is so caring . filipino love ❤💛❤

[@reemcont]

It doesn’t matter if they can’t speak in filipino language as long as my disciplinaria sila sa mga matatanda! They should at least know how to say ‘po’ or ‘opo’ !

[@brixbrix1659]

@블링크hoho who she means was the half korean siblings

[@arcdave2735]

doesn't need to because Koreans have their own way of showing respect

[@alreadydead7651]

When I came to Manila, I got scolded because I did not say po or opo even when I am speaking english. I am a Bisaya and we do not say po or opo. They do not speak in Tagalog really because they are pure Bisaya, so po and opo is also not common for them as it is for us. If you say that is a "SHOULD" to say po and opo, then come to Visayas and Mindanao and you will see.

[@reemcont]

@@alreadydead7651 im also bisaya and i never heard myself saying po or opo, too, but when i speak tagalog with someone my po opo came out naturally. weird

[@alreadydead7651]

@@reemcont yeah, I automatically say po and opo when I am only speaking tagalog. But when speaking English and Bisaya, I just don't.

[@renatodelavega5712]

its my first time to see this show, i was very touch coz i am also a filipino. The filipino boy i really appreciate him coz he brings all the good values of a filipino and share it to koreans. Ever since i really believe that filipino and koreans are really brothers. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@infires-3051]

I’m so proud of myself when they speak tagalog i sometimes don’t need to look at the subtitles :3 if you’remwondering why it’s probably bc i studied in the ph for college 👌 bc of english education heheh

[@radhekako4889]

Grandma is so cute. The relationship between grandma and Jhon is lovely. I can really relate and it make me emotional. 😭

[@toyangalbina332]

Thank you KBS, I'm a Filipino working here in London away from my son in the Philippines as well. Hoping he'll grow up into such a sensitive and caring man like earl john. I cried with all of you watching this :). Anyway I hope for follow up in the future, maybe in a year or two. Aja!

[@ayzhah9369]

Why I’m I crying so much. I wish you lot of blessing Earl and your family hope to see you more in future. Make very strong family , your are eldest and you can do it ✊ we are with you.

[@lindsaysvlogph]

Very touching. Hope Earl john passes his test and continues to improve on his Korean language. AJA!!

[@micheukim9209]

sobrang nakuha talaga ni kuya earl john yung filipino traits sana maadopt din ng mga kapatid niya yun tsaka sana maappreciate nila lalo yung magulang at lola nila...sana hindi sila mahiya na half filipino sila kasi sobrang saya maging filipino ❤️

[@nctbiascrisisvictim]

Sana all may kuyang ganyan, yung kuya ko dito mas matured pa ata ako tangina HHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@elizabethdimaculangan8451]

AY BES SINABI MO HAHAHAHA

[@fionaidk2695]

NCT BIAS CRISIS VICTIM hahahahaashah

[@nikkocalasang8431]

Hahahaa laftrep

[@mar-veldc9497]

Feel sorry for you.hahaha!!

[@maeabano9738]

Yung kuya ko nga computer lang ginagawa😂

[@IamJeybee13]

I think the help he provided is already a gift for his mother plus the way he exerted effort to be close with his siblings and the mother of his step father. If I were his mother I would thank him.

[@Moss_piglets]

They're awkward around each other for now but those kids will appreciate their older brother some day.

[@Syphong]

It's a good thing i'm multilingual. I could understand everything they were saying even without the subtitles. Thank goodness.

[@mariaf4104]

Earl Jhon's grandmother speaks Visayan...another dialect aside from Pilipino...someday he will overcome this adversity...showing Filipinos' resiliency...good luck to him!

[@hunterpiece6249]

Thank you to John's grandma! She raised him very well 🙏 .. I can't help but to cry when she was leaving. I bet to John, it's like it's his mother that's leaving. I'd also like to thank all his friends. Communication is still quite a barrier but I'm really thankful to see that he has a lot of friends.

[@geraldinesabandal3943]

at 12:18 When grandma said "Edi Wow" I laugh so hard 😂😂😂 Pinoy na pinoy si Lola 💕🇵🇭 Proud Filipino here 🙌🏻

[@nenengvlogs9842]

Super proud of Earl John. Napakabuting apo, anak at kapatid. Napalaki ng maayos ng kanyang lola at hindi mo makikitaan ng hinanakit kahit hindi xa naalagaan ng kanyang mama sa loob ng ilang taon. Si lola naman ang cute kahit hindi nakakapagsalita at hindi nakaka intindi ng korean go parin. Eh di wow! 😘

[@mmxivmj]

Seeing grandmothers makes me long for both of my own grandmother so much. 😭

[@basiktrolls4418]

he’s being raised well by his grandma, as you can see, he have manners and a warm heart also he is hardworking too. i pictured out some scenarios just like in dramas that transferees are being bullied but in reality, they helped him a lot it’s just that he’s still not that good in korean atleast he’s trying to adapt well. i am amazed by his determination and his personality, their family can rely on him a lot.

[@lieanngacul5610]

You're so lucky to have Earl Jhon as your Brother,He's so kind and thoughful,pls. be kind to him

[@ichbinalienated5108]

Earl john represents the pure and kindly hearted filipino ... its seldom to see that kind of pinoy in manila ... wish u luck earl john 🙌🙌🙌🙌