PINOY vs AMERICAN Accent Challenge (FILIPINO MOM Edition!)

Is the filipino accent really Asia's sexiest accent?! This is part 2 of the filipino Accent challenge, this time with my mom who grew up in the province of the Philippines! American vs Filipino Accent na ito! Vlog 51
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[@stefKaiExoLove]

It’s so obvious that he grew up with a Filipino mom because they talk beside each other and they are raising their voice at each other but they are just talking hahaha!

[@dennisatienzamaliwanag609]

And it's also because his mom is originally from Mindoro. Mindorenos usually speak loud. :)

[@One.Zero.One101]

Their relationship is exactly the same with me and my mom.

[@mmmarica00]

American: medium Filipino: mee-joom American: she cannot breathe Filipino: chicken nut bread

[@kenkenkuroo9555]

You made me laugh. Hahahha. Thank you

[@AriaLina]

Omg 🤣🤣🤣 i swear this comment made me wheeze WAHAHAHHAHA

[@kerenstar13]

🤣🤣🤣

[@RC-bi7cp]

Bret

[@gigiguerrero9362]

I had to say it out loud LMAOOO

[@TheOriginalRick]

I met my eventual wife when she was 19, and basically just out of the Philippine provinces. Her accent then was fairly modest, with really only a few parts that were noticeable. Six months later she was virtually indistinguishable from a native American. It's always been funny when people first talk to her over the phone and then meet her later in person. With her last name of Schwartz they have certain expectations built up, and then this middle-aged, short Filipina shows up in reality. :-)

[@ladygchannel314]

😄😄

[@d.michalaa.5066]

As a danish girl, I had to replay the part when your mom spoke danish to be sure I heard correctly 😂 "Det rigtigt, jeg kan også tale dansk" holy crap, I was impressed 😂🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@carlo0000a]

and i just notice danish looks a bit like dutch after you write that

[@marronycaro]

What does that mean?

[@Elijah-xr6jz]

Turns out they make fun of Wil's accent HAHAHA

[@josephyando5088]

HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA TOTOO😂

[@capricetadaya8912]

This is so cute! Good way to start my day! Your mom is so game! So cute!!! So authentic! I love how they made fun of Will...so typical Filipinos ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@this_isntjake13]

La Union is spanish word means "The Union" it was called La Union because of the of merging towns of neighboring of Ilocos Sur , Pangasinan and Benguet

[@dellunzaga3067]

Edi sana lahat la union. Kasi lahat nmn merging of towns

[@this_isntjake13]

@@dellunzaga3067 shet bahala ka sa buhay mo dami mo alam

[@rolledjj]

thank you!

[@SignoDeMisSuenos3]

Thank u ❤️ now I know

[@sirmarkkevin954]

This is true, tinuro rin sa amin to. The word "La" is an article in Spanish Language which sometimes translate to "The" or sometimes gender specific for Girls like the usage of "La" in "La Niña". La Union can be translated to "The Union".

[@grammole5234]

This shows why Filipinos are much better spellers than Americans.

[@chosen9301]

Gram Mole oo nga noh..

[@PJCC_BAISH]

Americans: Toothpaste Pinoy: Kolget!

[@ruuu_rooo1382]

Cherry Pickfotos HHAHAHA tamA!! Paminsan nga pina “Kolgeyt” pa

[@celestevillanueva6796]

You’re right, we write and spell better than most of them.

[@girliejoybalucos3860]

Hahaha right, my husband keeps spelling "then" instead of "than"🤣

[@eduardochavacano]

Will Dasovich is really cool. Because he just sounds very authentic. He never sounds like those Pinoy Baiting channels.

[@lourdesmarngo5276]

D naman kc nya kailangang maging pinoy click baiter dahil pinoy din naman sya.

[@khudztv1625]

@@lourdesmarngo5276 correct

[@catalinalising13]

@@khudztv1625 nfd

[@dustinalecxander8647]

He's way ahead than those people

[@thechosenland8265]

Tangina nandito ka pala hahahaha grabe mo pang down sa ibang vid about sa filipinos tsk3

[@hamsome9511]

Refrigerator American: Re-fri-je-rey-ter Pinoy: Pri-ji-der

[@kirkvj8330]

Pwde rin Rep

[@jedrsj1175]

tawa ako ng tawa dito sir! hahahahaha

[@asirajam31]

Pinoys love to call stuff with their brands. Frigidaire is one of them.

[@thornados4969]

Ref na ang tawag ngayon. Panahon ng kalolohan yun predyider dahil yun ang brand ng ref. Tulad ng toothpaste, yun tawag dati ay kolgit.

[@sheepeeeyming8698]

Rep lang samin ui😂

[@PrincessJoannPMore]

Ate shabubu's reaction tho whenever Wil pronounced the word in an american accent. 😂

[@CaseyKaayo]

😂😂😂 So true!!

[@editamabazzz2854]

I like wel, he loves his mom.

[@PrincessJoannPMore]

@@CaseyKaayo Hi, kuya Casey! diba? her reaction is priceless. hahaha

[@CaseyKaayo]

@@PrincessJoannPMore 👋 Hahaha! Her laugh is so contagious too. 😂

[@PrincessJoannPMore]

@@jsbcci I will po!

[@EleanorBanzuela]

Filipinos pronounce words the way it is written. English accent is theirs. Filipino accent is ours and it doesn't confuse learners. It is not nasal and words/vowels are not eaten or missing in pronunciation. Spellingwise just by hearing, embarrased became embearast

[@ckren8963]

It's because there is no tone for us to base to so we read it as it is.

[@thanhpham7737]

I have been to the Philippines so many times and must admit that I really love to listen to Filipino's English accents, they sound sweet and easy to understand especially spoken by Filipinas.

[@duchi882]

6:35 - *"Chupa"* (Word Meant: Sofa) 😅 *"Chupa"* - Fellatio (Yes, he accidentally said that 😅) Then he changed it to *"Kut-chon"* (Foam/Sofa in Filipino)

[@sunshyine7799]

In our country, there is a lollipop 🍭 named 'Chupa Chup' xd

[@leonalistair2915]

@@sunshyine7799 we also had that in sari-sari stores a few years back

[@kidd00]

Its like matress but also a mix of a couch

[@ansoliver8372]

American: thank you Filipino: salamat shopee

[@Happy__kiddo]

The important thing about this is that you understand each other despite the differences of pronunciation 💕

[@crisLEAzar]

pro-noon-SHAH-shun

[@katpotpotable]

Sometimes they dont haha

[@catherinelumaban5919]

true

[@erinedg_noBS]

Agreed

[@alkaizerplaza1342]

They say: “British English is the correct and more precise English”. Then, how about American English? American English is closer to early forms of Early Modern English (the language of Shakespeare, Spenser, and Chaucer). Much of American English is older than British English. English is a West Germanic language that originated from Anglo-Frisian dialects brought to Britain in the mid 5th to 7th centuries AD by Anglo-Saxon migrants from what is now northwest Germany, southern Denmark and the Netherlands. Anglo-Saxon from Somerset, Wiltshire and Gloucestershire is actually the purest form of English. No English is more correct than any other. Language transforms and changes ALL THE TIME. Even in British English, there are many words that are added to and removed from dictionaries every year! So, the Philippines has the right and title to develop their own English and English accent. Cheers 🥂 to that Brown brothers!

[@summervv2776]

A whole history class here LOL

[@disgusted2704]

British accent is like a classy ver. of english

[@reychop]

Funny I always thought that American English is just derived from British English. Most modern Americans are refugees from England. So I thought they just brought the British language and modified it. Thanks for the lesson and for piquing my curiosity.

[@pipebomber04]

English is germanic mixed with corrupted latin. Middle and old english are hardly understandable much less the old saxon, jute and angle languages of the late antiquity. Edit: words are spoken and written differently because of vowel shifts as well as different foreign influences during specific times when certain words were started to be written.

[@dayangmarikit6860]

@Ganda Gandara - How?... British English accent was developed in the 1800's, while American English accent is closer to the original, because the migrants migrated to the Americas before British English accent was developed.

[@marblueony754]

Not all Filipinos pronounce that way but I think most of us. Some of us learned the correct pronounciation in schools. But we speak in our own accent in our daily lives.

[@starscream4591]

Foreigners: Your accent is amazing and really sexy, can you say it again? *RES-TAW-RAN*

[@HJ-di1bo]

Lawl 😂😂😂

[@oliviaedralin1436]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@shahani6037]

Lol

[@exmrsnowwomanscorned8369]

AY LEB YUUU

[@aldas9174]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@aliceblack2447]

I like how this video is full of laughs. Filipinos really are happy people despite of all our problems.

[@naysutv2793]

Americans: HEY COME HERE Filipino: SSSST HOI

[@nekoneko871]

Pst

[@CaseyKaayo]

😂😂😂😂 Hahaha!! OMG, this had me cracking up!!

[@thornados4969]

Yun "hoy" ay minana sa amerikano na calling... ahoy there !

[@johnpeterjanairo8247]

Pilipino ako pero di ako ganyan

[@naysutv2793]

@@CaseyKaayo ikr HAHAHA

[@geliquecortes4695]

Woke up like this si Shabubu 😁 Multilingual si mudra ❤️ Had fun watching this video again 😊 Please do it with Nico, I really wanted to hear him pronounce different english words.. Hahaha 😂 Looking forward for that video that you'll be uploading in your main channel! ❤️❤️❤️

[@thunderkeggg8514]

Shabubu: PEYSBUK Everyone felt that.

[@honeybelle5413]

epbi hehe

[@hajrafaisal9430]

Its my first time na panuorin 'to, I can't stop laughing and my tears coming out too 😂😂😂. I love to watch and keep watching this video.

[@adenclarisse9550]

Can't we get shabubu to vlog too? Hahahaha SHE'S REALLY CUUUUUTE AND SHE MAKES THE MOOD REALLY LIGHTER AND MORE FUNNY

[@3ConservativeGimps]

This video is so funny because I work with people around the world mainly southeast asia and central America. My boss is from Mexico and says Valentime's and co-workers from Laos can't say parallel lines.

[@sassygirl5237]

Filipinos also pronounce it as valentimes lol

[@lindaknox5047]

I love you for sharing this. I am Puti in Philippino family. I love listening to the elders speak Tagolog. Always so much laughing and love ❤️.

[@Luthien577]

Love this vlog. The title could be "Mudra and Shabubu makes fun of my accent". 😂😂😂 Nothing but good vibes on this video. They're all hilarious. Please make one with Nico too.

[@santiagoscho]

kakatawa talaga mga vids mo Wil, effortless. Filipino language has only one pronunciation for each letter so it's easy. OMG, I love the teaser! I really want to see all the costumes she wore!

[@aysgrand1170]

Shabubu became the star once again 💕 Shabubu never held back from her laugh

[@lutongpinoy4602]

I really like Shabubu, she's funny too! I'm smiling the whole time watching this video. Thanks for making me laugh Wil! More Shabubu and Mudra please..

[@PlanetMoniToys]

Your mom is gorgeous ☺️❤️ I miss my mama tuloy. God bless you, guys. Stay safe

[@Lifeisbeautiful67]

California accent sounds different from New York accent. In US, southern accent is so distinctive.

[@arniemendoza5447]

Ya my kids keeps teasing about my accent , but you’re right I told them i speak 4-5 languages

[@kidd00]

That makes your brain stronger And it gives you more knowledge

[@domingojr.devera1464]

I don’t know why I love your family... I really feel that you are a real and not plastic... di gaya ng iba halatang plastic... kaya nga idol kita and the whole family... I LOVE YOU DASOVICH family!!!

[@gwendolinefandal-sldmbppnc3872]

extra special kapag napapasama si ate shabubu! Kahit yung mga dati na kasama siya, yun yung mas naalala ko. minsan natatawa ako magisa pagnaalala ko siya. happy lang.

[@keyperdan9922]

OMG from start til end you have nothing to do but laugh! 😂 This so entertaining tsong! 👍👌👏

[@fullofrap5738]

As one of the OG Wilodian..I wish that ALODIA dedicated video will come with a RING!!! 💍👰🏻💒🤵 #excited

[@julybaby1483]

Naaaliw ako sa vlogs mo Wil.. We can really see you are a sweet son to your parents, at may pakisama talaga kahit sa mga simpleng tao. Stay as you are, real, funny, humble and many more will love you. 👍

[@chrisorlino6410]

Tama si mommy, ultimate rule in Pilipino is "Kung anong baybay sya ring bigkas" The reason why English is difficult because they pronounce the words differently depending on where the native speaker came from. UK has chutney, Welsh and central London accent and American and the kiwi and Aussie etc... They are so confusing, they even uses different terms on a certain object😅

[@ggonzalez9353]

Mom needs non-glare glasses and rich kid can get her these eyeglasses tomorrow.

[@tumarajoseph2496]

This is the best video I've always watch 😂😂😍 it completed my quarantine. . . Long live bro. Wil. . .

[@gleajoyce0113]

One thing I noticed in learning languages, is native speakers tend to skip letters or syllables. Comf-trah-ble instead com-for-ta-ble An-yeong-a-se-yo instead of An-nyeong-ha-se-yo Wag instead of huwag

[@CyanNeon051]

"bok wa (boku wa)" in nihongo too!

[@kinggab8905]

Alodia’s secret life: Truth be told I first knew her because she’s a cosplayer. -Otaku here!!

[@raschelleavila2014]

I was laughing so much. And turmric thing tur-me-rik is still how I’d pronounce it 😂

[@teachmae320]

The most video I liked! This made me typed my first ever comment on your vlog Wil! I have been a silent sub ever since... but this made me kilig , teary eyed, amused etc... I don't know why but I really loved your mom,... maybe because I did the same too to my sons...lambing na may kulit hehehe.....more of this pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee... Mother and son tandem...

[@TheFabBeuchat]

The “walang kwentang letters” in between English words are actually called “SCHWA,” or the unaccented vowels. 😊 This was really fun to watch and will definitely try with my husband!

[@joesdi]

Sakto. Speech Com 101 lol

[@carminazamora1008]

🤣😂 I used to never be able to say the words “mountain” and “comfortable” when I first moved to the States.

[@hannahmaemaegonzales3854]

wow!!mudra knows 5 languages 😱😱 she's amazing! shabubu's reaction and I are the same when I heard your pronounciation😂😂 and its really fun and educational that is useful and I also tried to pronounce the word the same as yours😅😅

[@mirieshii1948]

Hindi naman surprising yan dito sa Pinas. Karamihan dito satin ay multilingual. We should remove the notion that bisaya, Iloko, waray etc are dialects. They are languages. We have 187 different languages.

[@PatringsKusina]

Wala ng sasaya sa buhay mo kapag pinanood mo ang mga Vlogs ni Wil !!!! 👌👏👏👏😂

[@CuteWengz]

Will really said “Chupa” HAHAHAHA

[@KuyaMike]

I’ve been living in the Philippines for 5 year now and my accent is changing to filipino accent 😅🙈😁

[@mikeymoromalayao6729]

I miss your Mom the way I miss mine during quarantine 😭🤘🏼 Hi Mudra 🖤

[@keku_mclovin]

I love it when youre with your mom and shabubu, everythings joyful hahaha

[@daneyyp3328]

Putting Alodia's IBILIB in between is just edit genius lmao

[@joshhorfilla3763]

The Americanize accent thinks they pronounce things the most correct way but it turns out english can be spoken someother way.

[@PhilT28]

I have an uncle who pronounces McDonald’s “Mac-Jahn-ards “ lol

[@LoloymeetsHyojinaYT]

Relatable!! My fiancee is korean and it is much funnier lmaooooo. They add -du in every words. Mcdonaldsdu lol. As always love your videos Mr Wil! Cant wait for your travel vlogs! From 🇨🇦 with ❤️

[@MarkLakbay]

This is totally fun. I just want to tell that La Union is a province, not a city. 😁 Come visit our province once all is okay already! I enjoy watching your vids.

[@bannybee7752]

Haha!! Sinasadya talaga ng nanay mo 😂. It's obvious she can pronounce it well in american accent 👍👍👍 By the way, your mom is beautiful, and is aging beautifully.... ❤️😍

[@johannafatima5911]

I enjoyed this A LOT 😂 Laugh trip si Shabubu LOLOLOLOL

[@barryamorris]

I love being around Filipinos! Always laughing 😆 😁

[@teamaja]

I've seen this on FB and I'm watching this again on YT because I love your mom😂

[@mylynjamito1427]

Nakakatuwa talaga si will ang saya nya. Nakakatawa mga vlog nya pampagod vibes. Pang tanggal stress. Mabait sya na amo. Bagay sila talaga ni alodia. Kasi magkaiba ang personalidad nilang 2. Pero swak silqng magkapartner at magkarelasyon.

[@darkzome7700]

“What a happy family”

[@kanasf3916]

My mom would say "Es sting geezer" .... Engish translation: "fire estinghisher".... God love her, I miss her.

[@oliviaedralin1436]

😂

[@kitsuerror3447]

It is so funny when his mum said tumirik for turmeric. FYI he is so cute when he speaks Filipino. I hope my kids will be fluent in speaking Tagalog or Bisaya one day. Keep it up guys. Enjoyable video.

[@joelbaltazar3545]

Masarap manood ng mga blog mo, kase may sense of humor ka, nkkarelax Lalo na pag.... Stress ka... Madadala ako sa kabubungisngis mo.... I really like it bro... 😊😊😊

[@Airam_Coach]

Your mom is still beautiful, I can tell that and she is cool. She is a true Filipino, but I believe that she can change her diction and say it better. I have a friend in California and he corrects my English pronunciation and truly thankful because he is just concerned. Sometimes we need someone to correct our flaws. So never get offended if someone correct you because you never know that you're saying or doing things wrongly. Instead, be grateful to that person. Ang haba ng komento ko......hahaha

[@issabelleservanez859]

Hello! Might as well correct a little bit of grammatical error in your statement. Hehe. "So never get offended if someone corrected you..." - it should be this. Notice that if you used 'if' in a sentence, the verb should be in past tense. I hope you're not offended by this comment. :)

[@henryt1985]

Bam Bie not true all the time, e.g. “if a picture paints a thousand words...” you don’t say “if a picture painted...”

[@Airam_Coach]

@@issabelleservanez859 Hi and hindi naman pero mali ka rin sa pag korek, hindi past tense yan...I forgot to add the letter "S", nagmamadali kaya typo paminsan minsan. And Henry T was right.

[@swedengarcia5395]

I had so much fun watching this video! 🤣

[@kcd6865]

WIL!! Your mom is so cute! Perfect mixture of a strict and loving Filipino mom. ❤️❤️ I see my mom in her even though my mom is a little younger.

[@fishonaquabid]

It is heart warming to see a family have so much fun together talking laughing playing a word game.

[@playwithyourfood1962]

I love it when my mom says beach... then I always give her the confused face.

[@lasilveira805]

😂 I'm part Filipino and hearing this makes me laugh. Its so true, they spell like it sounds. My son does that and I read it out loud I sound Filipino 😆😅

[@Aim4aCreativeLife]

My hubby grew up in the Philippines and his sister teachers there now, so he gets SO excited when she sends him Skyflakes. My aunt is Filipina too, and I always enjoyed her accent...loved hearing these ladies too!

[@roderickcastillo6423]

Love this video coz you were with your mom. It shows respect and relationship.

[@BrianSince]

My mom is Bisaya and has also lived in America for over 40 years but still has her accent🤣

[@bar1338]

I laughed so hard when it became slow motion when the mom got another notification 😂😂😂😂

[@Dance_With_Kitty]

Your nanay is the cutest!! Some of the words in the British accent sound different from both American & Filipino!

[@dannnniesmile]

I was missing my family and this really helped! Thank you!

[@tristanjuatco]

I love this episode. Your mom is amazing. Very lovely. Good luck to all of you

[@christiangosgos2123]

I actually laughed so hard when they inserted Alodia part in Ibilib.🤣🤣

[@Candamoon]

His mum is beautiful. 💖

[@AkilezNewEngland]

As far as I know living in Boston, Massachusetts for 27 years. There are different "American Accents" New England, New York, California, Puerto Rican and may favorite New Jersey accent like the Beastie Boys and every State has its own accent. The proper English is widely use in Colleges like Wil's accent or what we call it "proper" pronunciation of words.

[@yanicay3304]

this reminds me of that tiktok “demestic” girl who was talking about how a lot of words and pronounced “wrong daw” kase it’s not the American way of pronouncing🤣

[@aannggiieeee]

6:10 cracked me up! Ngee (90DF fan here!)

[@MyMiniMovieMagic]

I was born and raised in the Bay Area, CA but got to visit the Philippines in 2014 - including the province where my Grandma lived! San Juan La Union represent! Cant wait to go back!

[@rojielinga3578]

Hahahaha Bro. Youre mudra is so cute she looks like ur sis hayley. This clip content is so cute also You and mudra with shabubu. Is like mag.tropa lang trulalu walang halong eklabu hehehe.

[@luciakyle]

9:07 In AU/NZ we say "Maccas" instead of Mc Donald's.

[@addybb9417]

Ang tawa ko sa bam! Bomb hahaha

[@j.lee_k]

OMAYGAADDD "CHOO-PA" ! HAHAHAHA Tagalog ng Comforter! Made my day boss! Ayos! Keep it up!

[@sheekinahfernandez2014]

i think its still depends on how a person will pronounce word/s comsidering thier regions or environment and if they were engaged in school or not. its still depends in the individuality's awareness. ofcourse socialization also affects a person's accent

[@PINASVideosforEveryJuan]

Yung JAG may WIRE! Hahahahaha sakit ng tiyan ko! 😂😂😂

[@danielbeegan3107]

Cute but of course there are several Filipino accents, especially Tagalog versus Cebuano. And lot of American accents.

[@jljlbunsocan9152]

Hahahahaha naluha ako sa kkatawa.. ito talaga ang unang video na naopen ko today, very cute.. Filo accent/english is cute..

[@pearlsugarfairy]

This made me happy. Never laughed this much in months. I love your yaya and your mom. I wish I can hang out with your mom. Mudra is the best!

[@johnmedardtanafranca1585]

Literally this vid is Mudra is the best. 😂

[@charducs]

Haha🤣🤣🤣. I can relate cause even if I leave in Ireland for 17 years I still have a little bit of Filipino acsent which my Irish friends tease me alot. Thanks for the laugh🤩

[@naidzfree4579]

well i can relate i have 3 kids plus a husband keep correcting me. I’m glad my dog cannot talk otherwise he will correct me too ..

[@jemimahannesantosferrer2214]

Your mom is beautiful 😍❤️ and it's good because you took your mom for the challenge because her accent sounds pure Filipino and not modernized nor americanised.

[@AngelintheSkyPH]

"Nay sabi ko sayo patayin mo toooooo. Cute ni Will 😍😍 Hehe