'Preserving Culture: the Tboli of Mindanao, Philippines, Part 2'

[@jhuliamarie]

thank u for this documentary really, this is a huge help for my group presentation about t'boli. but seriously, there are so many foreigners in the comment section. i hope filipinos would watch this too😶

[@michaelphillips7556]

Im happy to see the Philippines build skyscrapers, but at the same time, i hope they never forgot about things like this, and the old culture. Its nice.

[@alangeo4]

you are 100% correct: we need more culture less high rises/skyscrapers.

[@KnzoVortex]

Bless these people, May their culture remain as the future progresses.

[@bernabieunakvlogs9838]

Hello sending my fullsuport para sa mga katribu ko im so proud of them mahal n mahl kp kayo mga kapamilya❤

[@alangeo4]

Thank you so much Bernabie!

[@ursulaschloer6730]

they are not becoming less, people in general are not aware of them, and they had thought of them as less civilized or less educated, but this is not the case. There are 110 tribes in the Philippines. Many are not recognized as tribal people, because they dont wear their typical costumes

[@cjlaruya8734]

Thanks for this Sir Alan, this video will be a great help for my Social Studies 3 subject. In implementing the k12 curriculum, students must know first the culture of the different ethnic tribes who are living in their own region. God bless you. :)

[@alangeo4]

christine Laruya glad that you could incorporate it into your syllabus, it is an important part of your culture. I hope you saw part 1 too, all my best: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4DFgqR9eLWorJY

[@jofider]

Hi Alan, I came across your videos and they're informative. My team is doing a presentation on Rosie Sula, internal purposes only. May we use some clips of her from your video? With your permission, we will put text graphics below the clips as a credit to the creator.

[@alangeo4]

Sure. feel free to use the Rosie Sula clip. All the best!!

[@newexodus20]

Shalom from the Philippines! I was in Lake Sebu for three (3) days from April 19-20 and April 23, 2017 and preached the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, Yeshua ha mashiach. I discovered how pure are the tribal people there. They are nice and they hunger for the Gospel.

[@sillyforestthing]

Get the fuck out of here colonizer.

[@Kwanglebeh]

Right now they need food. The Catholic church has driven the Philippine people into poverty and twisted their minds into a cycle where it's bad to commit a crime,but it's OK I'll go to church on Sunday and all will be forgiven for murdering my neighbour if I pray hard enough. The Vatican has found a soft spot and it is punching long and hard.Millions of kids in desolate poverty because of the Catholic strangle hold. BTW FYI I'm RC.

[@rubysapphire4566]

@@Kwanglebeh so true

[@alangeo4]

Ursula is from Germany : )

[@walterperry4565]

I have a filipina friend who is of the T'boli tribe. I want her to have full Tboli dress

[@Pinoywutang]

What language were they speaking? I'm from mindanao cagayan area, but we just speak bisaya. The woman sound so foreign to me.

[@alangeo4]

Could be a local dialect or illongo, just a guess.

[@ursulaschloer5928]

Tboli language. I spoke also bisaya with some. Maria and Rosie are teachers and very fluent in english

[@thecritiquevirtuoso]

Ursula Schloer is Dutch, yes?

[@alangeo4]

thecritiquevirtuoso She is from Germany. 🇩🇪

[@jiro2020]

idk but their language kinda sounds like Thai

[@uglybepis3571]

Thai is a tonal language, this is not but Filipinos and Thais once had a common ancestor in southern China

[@jiro2020]

@@uglybepis3571 I mean “KINDA” sounds like Thai. Austronesian people also came from Southern China and Taiwan

[@takayanagi-senseissurprise2104]

Tboli people has their own distinct language