12 Reasons Why the Philippines is Unique!! ( Language, Culture, Celeb) Philippines Compilation!!

[@johnpauldeguzman6813]

To: World Friends: Please find someone who could speak CHAVACANO. It is a language/dialect that is spoken in Zamboanga in the Philippines. Chavacano is a group of Spanish-based creole language varieties spoken in the Philippines. Then let's compare them with modern Spanish and Portuguese. ^^

[@Sofia_Andres]

Petition ❤

[@trollwarlord4556]

chavacano is a wrong grammar spanish

[@rosannamarata9704]

Chavacano is a broken spanish in the Philppines

[@Tangatangaka]

Chingga means ang cute mo🥰

[@mmbatrider2]

Chavacano has a wrong grammar and a broken spanish inserted with filipino word of same meaning word next to one another

[@davea6314]

I'm impressed by the ability of most of the people speaking on this channel to speak English as a lingua franca.

[@fabricio4794]

English IS the Lingua Franca,Cold War Colonization turn American English sorta of a Most Commercial Language of all time,every body wants to live in United States after this.

[@JushSam]

Dont be surprised that we have alot of loan words Because we are former colonized by spain and America modern tagalog have percent of spanish English malay we are so diverse

[@prettysurelourd5703]

the oinayvreps maybe was raised somewhere in luxon thats why she didn't know other regional languages like bisaya, ilonggo, waray, chavacano etc.... which contains more spanish loan words

[@Vangie2384]

Other language in the Philippines called sugar as asukar.

[@Ppopsupporters]

Im bisaya and yes asukar

[@romanrapido1087]

@@Ppopsupporters Ilocano - ASUKAR

[@prettysurelourd5703]

in some provinces especially in the visayas and Mindanao coz it ha more spanish influenced in language than in Luzon area

[@Ee_yan]

Waray asucar

[@Arnel_A67]

Ilocano is Asukar

[@GutoBCN]

Sophia is such a sweet girl, she's so polite! Please don't exclude her in your conversations.

[@greggbaldedara]

Message in tagalog is patalastas, mensahe is just a spanish variation adapted in tagalog language. Bed in tagalog is Kama or Katre, Flag in tagalog is Watawat or Bandila which is again from spanish word adapted as tagalog.

[@yyy-zn6xu]

i learned new things just by reading your comment.. im filipino and i never knew message is patalastas.. maybe because i only heard or use the word "patalastas" to refer to tv commercials/advertisements..

[@donkeysmile4205]

In Bisaya Philippines: Asukar, Banyu, Sibuyas Garlic is Ahos from Spanish Ajos Ays (ice) , Bandira, Paminta There's more Spanish vocabulary in Bisaya than Tagalog. Like: mentras, nunka, tonto, aguha, hilo, etc...

[@gbendicion7052]

This i what ive been telling too myself. Visaya has got more spanish vocab than Tagalog Antipara, Espijo, Yabi, sandiya,

[@ryputation1999]

Cebuano Bisaya is predominantly using Kasilyas for bathroom instead of banyo/u.

[@jhonSarino594]

In surigaonon we say cr or kasilyas not banyu and the sibuyas is Bombay.

[@jhonSarino594]

​@@ryputation1999yes kasilyas or cr

[@donkeysmile4205]

@@jhonSarino594 Jaoy Sibuyas Dahon na taglaong baza.

[@WineSippingCowboy]

1:10:00 and 1:42:00. Karaoke 🎤 is also how The Philippines 🇵🇭 has many great singers from Morissette Amon to Regine Velazquez. Filipino Americans. Other singers Olivia Rodrigo, SaWeetie, Ellie King, Victoria Justice. Lead guitarists Kirk Hammett of Metallica and Mike Inez of Alice in Chains.

[@aquillesanhaw3388]

Yeah because Philippines colonizes by Spain in 333 years

[@Ishivy718]

Bandera and Bandila both are use in the Philippines

[@UMAKEMESMILESWACKIN]

o watawat

[@prettysurelourd5703]

Bandila/watawat in tagalog and visayas region its called bandera

[@missplainjane3905]

@@prettysurelourd5703 Different too

[@zatarayuva]

Bahasa Indonesia bendera, dan "panji" bahasa klasik.

[@zatarayuva]

@@missplainjane3905 apakah hp kau tidak ada google translate ya.?!! Menyedihkan

[@Chronos2003]

I love Sophia 😅, she is so sweet and modest.❤

[@Fadogar911]

just FYI, Gallego doesn't exactly have influence from Portuguese, it's more that they're brother languages. Old Galician is the origin of Portuguese, it was spoken in the Kingdom of Galicia, of which northern Portugal was a part. Later the south of that kingdom got it's independence from the main king (think empire with multiple kingdoms) of Castilla & Leon, and they founded portugal. At the beginning they spoke the same language in Galicia and in Portugal, and later they started changing a bit, Portuguese becoming what it is now (in Portugal), while Galician has some modern influence from Spanish, but is generally closer to Brazilian Portuguese, because that variety of Portuguese didn't go through all the reforms they did in Portugal.

[@Fadogar911]

31:57 correct, the Philippines are actually named after the Spanish Emperor of the time "Felipe II" or Philipp the 2nd... Specifically they were mostly conquered and colonized by the inhabitants of the Kingdom of New Spain (now Mexico and Central America), mostly warriors from the indigenous tribe of the Tlaxcaltecas, that fought with the Spaniards to conquer the Aztecs in Mexico-City (Tenochtitlan) as well. The Tlaxcalans were loyal Spaniards until the independence of Mexico (and probably after that too). Then the Philippines was conquered by the USA and made it's own "independent" nation. 50 years later the first president of the Philippines Emilio Aguinaldo said the following: "After the Philippines, I love the mother country Spain and someday I would like to go there. The Americans betrayed us." "Yes, I regret in large part having stood up against Spain... Under Spain we were always Spanish subjects or citizens, but now, under the United States, we are only a consumer market for their exports, if not pariahs, because they have never made us citizens of any U.S. state." and "I have always been very fond of Spain and in the days of war I always ordered my soldiers to have great respect for their flag. I have always loved and continue to love your country as my own mother."

[@UMAKEMESMILESWACKIN]

THE fILIPina forgot that Flag can also be called watawat

[@pinoyedcknives]

had a brazilian ex and she can speak spanish but i taught her tagalog as well. too bad we didn't work out.

[@saklinehasansojib]

I click this video only for "Julia Gulacsi " She is my childhood Friend ❤️

[@hell.tim75]

"Other local languages in the Philippines, such as Ilocano, Visayan and Bicolano, retain Spanish words with original pronunciation. In contrast, Tagalog replaces 'R' with 'L' and uses native terms; for instance, 'Domingo' (Spanish for Sunday) becomes 'Linggo' in Tagalog." But other languages still use Domingo.

[@Nnr-v1t]

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[@10iggie]

Spanish is my first language and I personally know people from the Phillipines and by no means do I undestand tagalog at all , but there's this pc liberal culture that really wants to portray them as hispanics ! I don't know why but if they want to be hispanohablantes bueno aprendan el idioma asi nos entendemos en Español y se acabo !😮

[@JayrFrias-v9i]

In Philippines we say it Asucar in VISAYAS and MINDANAO

[@WANDERINGMAN82]

In the Philippines, we got lots of provinces with different dialects with Major and slight variation. Like in my place, Albay, Bicol, Philippines, Example: Sugar=Asukar, Onion=Sibulyas, Bed=Igdaan/Higaan Flag=Bandera Whole Pepper=Pamintang Bilog Ground Pepper=Pamintang Runot

[@HEINO_HOK]

5:39 here on my place (Phillipines which is I'm on Bicol) asukal on our language is asukar

[@pcsixty6]

smaller malls usually don't chapels but they do held First Friday(s) mass prior to mall openings

[@MHELROSELABRAGUE-yq7eu]

The hardest word for me in tagalog is "nakakapagpabagabag" it's really hard for me to say especially when you say it quickly.

[@jovileolandicho1548]

We used similar spelling before as in Spanish until a law was passed to change the spelling of the words taken from Spanish from v to b, f to p, z to s and c to s. Spanish spelling could still be seen on poem and lyrics of music

[@Seyuh_]

Sugar in ilocano we say "Asukar" also, and I think we also say Bandera sometimes for Flag.

[@UMAKEMESMILESWACKIN]

o watawat

[@TheMhel26]

Bandera is a small cloth putting on the roof different from a flag or watawat

[@MHELROSELABRAGUE-yq7eu]

In philippines in other places they say also asukar. Asukal is tagalog but in our mother tonge in samar it is called asukar

[@barakasadventures]

In our dialect in the Philippines we called sugar as asukar, onion as sibulyas

[@nnayam3]

in filipino Bisaya we call sugar, asukar.

[@Future89d]

Hi i love learning a new languages,but in the Philippines theres a lot of languages like example "sugar" in Luzon part they see "Asukal" but in Visayas and Mindanao part they said "asukar" ❤

[@lovellea-u4w]

To the pinay girl named Janine: Balut is a fertilized DUCK egg, not a chicken. Please straighten your facts around timestamp 1:34:18.

[@Rushlikewind]

Fun Fact that we must not forget. We are not saved by Americans regarding PH vs Spain War, we are winning the war that time, the Spaniards just doesn't want admit and submit/loss to Filipino's by selling the war to the Americans who later invade the PH never forget people. We must learn our kasaysayan that it just doesn't revolve to Spanish, American, Japanese era we have our own Native Rich Culture, we owe this one this to our own ancestors who fight for our freedom. In my opinion these colonizer they don't even conquer the whole Philippines just a portion, especially Mindanao or Visayan with a Muslim culture who are known for being brave.

[@crizalenebataller330]

Actually in the Philippines on Luzon you could say flag,bandila,badera and watawat

[@lopi5175]

Hello Spanish Lady, you struck me. I think we are soul mates.

[@LordLeeb14]

I think, most of Portugal and Spanish words have similar Visayas and Mindanao words, i think tagalog only represents, correct me if i am wrong, the region 4. My take to be fair, kindly find someone who knows Northern and Southern dialects, someone not fluent but have a little chunk of small things in all regions.

[@mmbatrider2]

In bacolod city philippines when we say about age we say 10 years old as Diez Años or Diyes Anyos

[@lucasdaylan9909]

Very charming the brazilian girl

[@mmbatrider2]

Yoyo was a close fight weapon in philippines back in the days like boomerang it return back

[@ramdeleon8646]

Every countries are unique.

[@JaisonS-t6y]

Hi ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@makizenin27]

spain teached the Philippines how to dress properly and some words like the asukal part (sugar) thats why it sounds alike

[@Joseph-e9w6h]

its because of the nasal twang that's why sometimes we think were different

[@jayaprilyt578]

Filipino here!!

[@mmbatrider2]

In negros occidental philippines we call Flag- Bandera Restroom-C.R, Baño or Kasilyas/Casilyas

[@mjjuana1324]

We call it in our dialect itawis : onion : sabolyat Sugar: Asukar

[@meilania2786]

The toilet in the Philippines is called CR, Banyo or Palikuran Bed - kama o higaan Flag - bandila or watawat

[@aquillesanhaw3388]

Sugar in bisaya is azukar. Flag in bisaya is bandira

[@prettysurelourd5703]

Philippines Indeed the Hispanic/ latino island of Asia,

[@DavidMedina-lu1wf]

I'm surprised that Spain girl didn't know that Philippines was a Spanish colony for many years, that's why there are lots of words in the Philippines that are close to Spanish

[@enriquesanchez2491]

Quizás porque Filipinas en realidad no tuvo una conexión directa con España sino con México (Nueva España en ese entonces) con el Galeón De Manila que unía Manila con Acapulco, y quizás en España no daban la importancia suficiente a tal punto de olvidarlo!! La prueba de la poca conexión con España está en cómo pronuncian la Z, la pronunciación como los latinoamericanos!!

[@luciagarcia1978]

I doubt she didn’t know because every Spaniard learns about that in school. Besides, she seems like she was a good student.

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

Spanish "region" not colony😑

[@fabricio4794]

Ana/julia/Dafne/ best trio

[@bmona7550]

@@luciagarcia1978 If average American have no idea the US once owned the Philippines and that was more recent than Spain owning the country, then the average Spaniard is less likely to know as well.

[@dongsal2025]

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[@THETORTUREDPOETSDEPARTMENT.13]

We are keyboard warriors!! Fun Fact: Jeeps were just originally war jeeps left by the American army.

[@LapisLazuli234]

In Philippines flag is " watawat" or bandila stop baiting Philippines you all obviously using pinoy for viewers 😂😂😂

[@arcelitaliquete2476]

But some dialect ilocano langguage in Phil we say Asucar, pepper (pamiebta)

[@Angel.loves_angels]

EARLYY!!

[@mjjuana1324]

Bandila also watawat right?

[@kerodawie2059]

Sa tagalog yung banyo na walang paliguan ay palikuran diba?

[@sherwinbalanquit4696]

In northern samar Philippines, sugar- asukar, flag- bandera,

[@vickythesupermom6728]

In ilocano we call bandera, asukar, katre

[@Jakecunningham1310]

Other nations send their best english speaker while philippines sends their average speaker

[@Telegebe]

Higaan Di ba ang kama?😁

[@abrilmargarita8332]

we say asukar in waray waray😊

[@aquillesanhaw3388]

Sibuyas in chavacano is sibullon and fish or isda is piskaw.

[@Telegebe]

Di ba kubeta or palikuran ang bathroom? 😁

[@EdwinDelPilar-o4n]

toilet is palikuran in the philippines. Bed is papag in the philippines. Flag is watawat in the philippines.

[@bebot2014]

you go to Visayas more Spanish loan words

[@hotpink432008]

In bisaya, we say bandera.

[@Pareng_Doc]

1:29:01 mahilig akong "LUMANGOY"

[@CilljunePedere-ne5fq]

did you know visayan languages contain more spanish loanword than (tagalog) Pilipino?

[@cesarvelchez6527]

Why our language similar to spain because we are under spain for almost 400 years!

[@crush-9192]

Chavacano in philippine is like a spanya

[@Billoybong2]

The American girl sounds perpetually high

[@factsfactory89]

Sugar In Tagalog - asukal In bisaya - asukar

[@JJJJJJJ-gq4hx]

We also use bandera

[@wengsantos-lt7ox]

toilet only with sink and no bath is aseo in spain but in philippines we say kasilyas

[@Ian-gq8tr]

They should’ve added italian

[@ailen237]

in bisaya philippines "azucar" tagalog asukal

[@elmiega980]

in bisaya asukar, girl.

[@Vangie2384]

Ilocano as well,asukar

[@fabricio4794]

Eukanos to yokanos

[@fabricio4794]

Julia Still Rulling this Show...and Ana from Spain too..

[@romelmorales7596]

bandera/bandela same lang marinduque

[@rickyestrebillo2878]

bandera, bandila,watawat. in tagalog

[@mmbatrider2]

Balut is a duck egg

[@arcelitaliquete2476]

Again in dialect Ilocano we say Bandera

[@lykaeirajandusay7762]

Ohh im early

[@emelindaferrer4455]

Watawat/bandella

[@FlamezYOUTUBE]

Bakit baliktad ang flag?!

[@AthenaVlog2018]

thts y similr bcus spain colonize ph for more than 330 yrs

[@mohammedeus]

Andrea 34? Holy! she's great 🔥

[@johnson6099]

Spanish and black ppl age like fine wine. She's not old tho. I'd agree with you if she was 64.

[@mohammedeus]

@@johnson6099 girls they get are a bit younger most of them

[@MarlonLibre-eu8id]

asukar sa visaya kay kalamay man

[@francobalagtas6624]

The IS girl sounds like she's on dope

[@Blairezz98]

Filipinos are Hispanic Asians and also Americanized. Pure facts. Not colonial mentality.

[@Imaxgie]

Julia Julia julia

[@thebukojoeplays]

Watawat kasi, hindi bandila.

[@JayrFrias-v9i]

Luzon or tagalog is not the Real Spanish user

[@bouncingbone]

So what?

[@EBLMarch31996]

Bandera din yan sa ibang tagalog.

[@arnelelero]

nope, majority of philippines say bandera except tagalog

[@eatsmylifeYT]

Pinoy pride cringe is unstoppable!

[@juanmarco1999]

the Brazilian women do not have native language?

[@GuilhermeSantos-lg1fu]

Brazilian Portuguese

[@vhimzaguilar871]

Im getting tired of d host😴✌️🤣

[@TheMhel26]

You always using Spanish words not banyo palikuran not mensahe balita not bandila watawat

[@bmona7550]

If she mentioned those other words she won’t be able to show them the connection with Spanish. Also many countries don’t often have 2 or more ways/languages of saying 1 word/object/phrase. If anything they’d be confused especially since we count in English, Spanish and Filipino on occasion 😂

[@goddessjihyopark]

I think it’s because she’s referring to the more common words Filipinos use on a daily. For instance, people would normally say “Nasa banyo ako” compared to “nasa palikuran ako”. The latter is just weird and I dont think even the elderly still say palikuran.

[@rafaelareja8625]

Bandila, bandera is the same but the ''watawat" our native native language

[@Yveschaeyo0]

Azerbaijanis do not have such things. There are no Azerbaijanis