Spanish woman react to

[@YT-td8xh]

If the philippine government didn't remove the spanish class we can speak Tagalog English Spanish 🇵🇭🥲

[@yfcobybeats]

@Jayceon Zyaire not it's 20 minutes

[@jeonyn6972]

True but only on some private international schools

[@imswimmingtokoreatomeetbts789]

Napakabulok talaga ng government ng pinas 🙄

[@biru5495]

@@imswimmingtokoreatomeetbts789 mismo, ayaw nga ng government ibalik ung writing characters natin e. Hayst mga gobyerno talaga...

[@jbj03097]

In Zamboanga City, Chavacano is a Spanish-based slang language spoken by some native Zamboangenous that is being used as a Mother-tounge medium of instruction and a subject in Kinderder 1 to Grade 1 under the K+12 Curriculum. This is to preserve the identity of Zamboanga City as the Asian Latin City in the Philippines.

[@rolandopadua8911]

Julie ann San Jose is one of the great female singers here in the Philippines right now. So please continue reacting on her. Thanks and God Bless 😊💞

[@lewismorissettecee7452]

Julie is a super talented. She can sing very well in any genres. Please react her rendition of ADAGIO and I assure you that you will

[@rafaelmejia5988]

Agree 100% with Jez Prada. I'm a Spanish speaker too. It is a good effort and she has a nice voice.

[@johnchrysostom330]

I'm 60. We were the last batch who took Spanish class in college.

[@lingfuentes7999]

Wow JULIE ANNE SAN JOSE!, I LOVE it

[@phibbz]

Love your reaction. It’s great to learn more about the beautiful Spanish language from reaction videos to this cover of “Despacito”. I’ve observed that Latinos who grew up in places like the US, UK, or other English speaking countries do not catch on much to Julie Anne’s mistakes. It’s probably because they each have accents that adapted to where they up and not as “unfiltered” as those in their motherland. It’s a treat to watch you explain the rolling “R” sound and other pronunciations.

[@realemiele.franco736]

Julie is an excellent singer. Now, this song Despacito... it's been rumored that she had only had less than 12 hours to sing it in Spanish... not bad at all!!

[@mayanngonzales503]

Only 1.5 hrs she learned it😊😊

[@jem3255]

1.5 hrs niya lang kinabisado yan

[@athenstar10]

I guess that's how we Filipinos would sound if we still speak the language, Spanish with the South East Asian tongue,😂

[@lalyngalas3944]

Exactly

[@jimbogomonit53]

actually filipinos also pronounce J as H and we can pronounce rrrrrrr too hahaha and btw in bisaya we count numbers as Uno,Dos,tres,cuatro and so on

[@benteeeeen]

uhm.. I'm a bisaya and yes I kind of agree that we sort of count numbers as uno, dos, tres,... but we often do it as" usa, duha, tulo, upat.. right?

[@souhiyori8032]

@@benteeeeen depends on the context i guess.

[@benteeeeen]

@@souhiyori8032 oh yes :>

[@Aya-tw8hm]

@@benteeeeen usa, duha, tulo, upat, kalimitan sa tao o bagay gnagamit, yung spanish count kadalasan sa pera o bilang

[@jenarn1248]

Same here Samar, a lot of words are Spanish, counting and even things, measurements and etcetera

[@markangelorazonado3227]

Filipino are with you thank for supporting

[@maryrosedelarosa5554]

Thank you Jez for your reaction. I find you very nice and kind but at the same time truthful with your comments. It shows how pleasing your personality is. Stay humble&kind, keep safe always and I wish you more success.✌

[@richardguerrero9179]

Julie anne San Jose is a filipino singer like morissette..

[@jjd1239]

Julia did a decent job being Filipino, we a getting far away from Spanish familiarity but all in all with correct practice she will catch up soon enough with right Spanish pronunciations remember too, that song is a fast tongue twister even for fluent Spanish speakers

[@lucasobrador]

Julie Ann excellent singer multiple platinum album.

[@itsannph-Ener-G]

Just dropping by coz I saw you reacted to JulieAnn thank you so much...for reacting to her she's an amazing...and she can do diff genres ...including rapping ...try her BAGSAKAN she's rapping...and Adagio she's belting here....thanks again 🤗🥰😃

[@paulitobolanos3563]

I also watch it because of Julie

[@itsannph-Ener-G]

@@paulitobolanos3563 🤗😃👍👍👍

[@kkshhtk7722]

She's our queen💛

[@lewismorissettecee7452]

Thank you so much. ADAGIO rendition of Julieanne San Jose is a super powerful classic song that you'll experience goosebumps everywhere.

[@lieannepenaflorida]

React to her original song "Isang Gabi" the song highlights her low and high notes 😊

[@ceymendoza8236]

I love your honest opinion and correcting pronunciation :)

[@kazumi4376]

julie anne san jose is actualy my idol cause shes a filipino and im a filipino to

[@elmerrosalina4363]

Here in filipinas we pronounce the double "LL" as liya. For example LLAMEDO as liyamedo LLAMAS as liyamas VILLANUEVA as vilyanueva As what I've noticed our pronounciation of spanish words is much closer to the hispanics of america compared to the real spanish from spain.

[@TheArielpena]

Check GMA SINGERS channel to find more of Julie Anne songs and find QUEENDOM singers too, a segment of GMA NETWORK ALL OUT SUNDAYS VARIETY SHOW

[@jahv31]

Spanish and Tagalog have the same pronunciation 😗

[@dennisatienzamaliwanag609]

Not really.

[@spartan-wz6oj]

Porque pronunciation in phillipinnes is por ke

[@eljsusvillatv7438]

Malayo lods pero meron siyang Spanish word pero malayo

[@jonassamongtyphoonwatcher4043]

@@eljsusvillatv7438 paboritos peligro

[@WorldwideTopTier]

The tonal yes similar

[@lbe1234]

Check her performance of I’ll never love again’ from Sir Danny Tan channel😊🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@stoneshack2000]

Great reaction Jez

[@johnvicente1914]

The thing with the "ll" is that it is read "ly" in the Philippines.

[@JezPrada]

Interesting, I didn’t knew that

[@blakecastillo6829]

yeah hahaha for example "Castillo" it's read as "Castilyo"

[@jaymarsinamban2840]

Except for the HORSE, we pronounce it as it was with different spelling, Caballo = Kabayo

[@ciobeladam7972]

Muy Bien Julie Ann San Jose..proud to be Filipino👍💖

[@angelcuyos4119]

OMG!! I love your eyes 😍🤧

[@mischkutamora3342]

Omg! Despacito is a tongue twister song! We find it hard to sing in karaoke but we have fun singing

[@JezPrada]

It really is 😅

[@anitagubalane7510]

Thanks for reacting the cover music of despacito by luois sang ms. Julie Anne San Jose. She's Filipino singer, actress, songwriter, host, model and endorser. Our Asia's Pop Diva. 😍😊🇵🇭♥️

[@fatimapuso6956]

Proud filipina and a fangirl of julie here!

[@sagummarvinl.7120]

React to Rita Daniela Covers she's very talented beautiful and smart.Rita Daniela is also a singer here in the Philippines.

[@lizehnquijano5004]

One of the amazing singer in phil. Julie Ann is a 💕💕❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ABCDEFGDIJKLMNOPRSTUVWSYZ]

Filipino : Ang Galing English : Very Good Spanish : Muy Buena

[@qiaoyiis1878]

Filipino can speak Spanish,, and understand

[@Tatalino511]

333 years is 333 years😅🇵🇭

[@breyeslanzjaphetramos7963]

Yeah because the language of pilipino many years ago is a spanish

[@dennisatienzamaliwanag609]

The Filipino language incorporated Spanish loanwords. But can can speak or understand Spanish? Okay, let's make it simpler: can you understand what the song says? No.

[@dennisevillanueva7279]

We are not fluent in Spanish but since we're colonized for more than 300 years it's not hard for us to speak it because there are common words like salbahe kalendaryo but still when it comes on how to pronounce certain words we are still not perfect but still good job Julie🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@kristianehussenmaratas6931]

Spanish pronunciation in the Philippines was like mixed with Italian pronunciation because of the Jesuit missionaries who first established schools... the letter "ll" is quite different, like for example the word horse Spanish: caballo is often read kabajoh or kabayo. Italian: cavallo - ka va loh Filipino: caballo is kabalio. Although at present it has already evolved into just kabayò. But ella is pronounced elia... everything that has letter "ll" is pronounced "lia" A combination of Spanish and Italian pronunciation. Martillo, martilio, Martillano, Martiliano, alla, alia. alli, alyi. Maybe it is an old pronunciation.

[@lidzgatarin3735]

Spot on, you're so right 100%

[@lidzgatarin3735]

You're so right 100%

[@easyislander]

Her Spanish is Filipino Spanish. It may not be fluent Spanish...but that is how Filipino's speak talk when they use Spanish words.

[@fezzafernandez1039]

trivia: she only learned that song for 1.5 hrs...

[@JezPrada]

thats so impressive

[@almauy5067]

:D

[@melodeereyes3911]

Itatama ko lang six hours po.

[@lingfuentes7999]

Excellent!!!!

[@albertpahati5888]

Your comments on her are very constructive... Perhaps , Julian San Jose has learned that song in a South American Spanish version .. Puerto Rico .. And as you said .. it is indeed a. ery difficult ..but a yet a very wonderful song. And in spite of not being a PURISTS (Spanish) She gave a very good. cover ( in my feeling and view) for that song. Really appreciate your comments. Thanks again. GOD BLESS

[@allen9226]

I am a Filipino and I am looking forward to learn Spanish because it would be easier I think, especially that Filipino and the dialect I speak has Spanish in it. Problems of a non-polyglot but wants to learn a language🤣..sticking to ‘easier’ hahaha

[@mymdabdullahofficial]

JULIE ANNE SAN JOSE IS NOW VERY POPULAR IN THE PHILIPPINES AFTER HER SUCCESS SERIES MARIA CLARA AT IBARRA!

[@eduardonavarro417]

Imagine that Phil. is the melting pot of all races, that's why we're fluid that can easily adopt to a variety of tasks, despite of limited or lack of proper training, Pinoy is capable of attaining the impossible. VIDEOke is the only training device that pinoy had, here, music is the favorite way to unwind and forgot many problems. Thanks for. Ph.

[@jericoysit6464]

She cant speak spanish so, she just read the lyrics and sing, by the way we pilipino pronouns j as h. Ex. Trabajo, trabaho

[@ceymendoza8236]

Yes our last names are all from spanish hehe

[@jaymarklaude2995]

​@@ceymendoza8236not all, my last name is pure filipino, almost 60% (just a guess) of filipinos have spanish last names while 40% are tagalog

[@irinespersy]

It's Julie Anne San Jose thet Asia's Pop Sweet heart💓

[@ricodelacruz7816]

Shes great actually The best rage

[@namdong-gyun8148]

Her song Chasing The Light is rockin'

[@valdelos179]

Buenas Dias Señorita! Thanks for your constructive comment to our fellow citizen.

[@miguelpaneda1607]

Thank you for your honest comment ma'am.

[@Ada_Taurus]

From Philippines 🇵🇭.. 😊

[@angelicaracines9466]

One of my favorite song of her is Your Song

[@paciarollon5320]

Julie Anne San Jose Slay it

[@gavrihell]

Yes spain counquer Philippines for 300 hundred years!

[@ericsoriano-yx4rj]

Julie Ann San Jose sang another Spanish song, Ave Maria in her teledrama titled "Maria Ara at Ibarra" Wanna check it out?

[@africarichmineral4124]

She perfect for a person who dont speaks Spanish . I give it a seven . ✅🏅👍

[@adcniko2]

u can check her cover of "AVE MARIA" in latin lyrics from her teleserye Maria Clara at Ibarra i think in episode 4 or 6 this Nov.2022 i think

[@biggybols3713]

I can look at you all day. So pretty

[@macariooliver2036]

Try listening and reacting to a Filipino singer Marcelito Pomoy in his 4 songs at America's Got Talent, his version of Endless Love, You Raise Me Up, You're My Heart You're My Soul, his chinese song The Moon Represents My Heart popularized by Teresa Teng, his songs Never Enough, Despacito, Perfect and the Prayer at One Magical Night Concert, his duet with Morissette Amon Secret Love Song and all his Filipino songs including those he interpreted at A Song Of Praise (ASOP) such as Aasa Sa Awa Mo, Ama and Pagbabalik.

[@markcedydabest5692]

Bravo kabayan...

[@lenkellj]

Here in the Philippines we didn’t speak Spanish anymore so, it’s good at least we can pronounced a bit of your language, Spanish you guys are your mother tongue ok

[@aubreyperez9266]

Thank you i learned a lot💞

[@mercyllave9414]

I love the song,go philippines

[@hiraiteneko5043]

I cant do the rrrrr as well!!! Thanks for the video~

[@leonoramoje5584]

Pls do react adagio from julie anne san jose

[@gregamplayo8016]

Te amo Jez from the Philippines

[@animeboi4702]

She just learned it in hours

[@JezPrada]

Thats amazing

[@badlongon525]

We have a Filipino slang/culture called "jejemon" pronounced as "dzje-dzje-mon". It is derived from spanish laugh "jeje" (hehe) and "mon" for monster just like pokemon (pocket monster). It's a fairly new fad that instantly became a meme shortly after Filipino kids got introduced to social media. Jejemons intentionally mis-spells words to express appreciation, exageration, to confuse or just to have fun.

[@burkrevlin4932]

beautiful prada

[@domingoescalera6099]

the only province in the philippines pronounce J as Ha! is Bohol

[@divinagraciajoyceloreno1042]

More reaction video from our Asia's pop sweet heart Julie Ann

[@kirahoshi5398]

Its actually maybe its in our past because filipino 's were colonized by the spaniards for like 300 years

[@lingfuentes7999]

Please do react to her performances with Jasmine Villegas,thank you so much again.

[@mariloureiko5108]

The Philippines singer just practice this song for 6 hours only.

[@beverly80]

Her blue eyes...I’m jealous

[@mikss5350]

@Julie Anne San Jose✨

[@desiannelee]

Filipinos have a bit of knowledge in Spanish because Philippines is also colonized by spaniards in Philippine history. Filipino language is mixed with spanish words we called it a broken spanish..😁😁

[@jambalaga5751]

Please React to Adagio- Julie anne san jose 😊 😍

[@bangtan_rexha5096]

Filipino here 👇

[@louietorres8695]

pls dont skip ad to support these channels

[@JezPrada]

🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@louietorres8695]

@@JezPrada 🌺

[@solennadri]

She not spanish the girl that is singing is a filipino she just know how to speak spanish its kinda preety easy to speak that if you are a filipino or its kinda hard bc some filipino words come from spain

[@jollimae1678]

Out of topic but super love your eye make up. :)

[@mischkutamora3342]

You two have resemblance! Pretty faces!

[@WineSippingCowboy]

In parts of Latin America esp Caribbean, people pronounce j as ch or ja. Portuguese may have the same thing. (Correct me on the Portugese: I never learned it in school: just an observation.) I learned Mexican Spanish in school + in various neighborhoods. I hear anything from chuvia to yuvia.

[@ricamaeiluis6171]

Filipinos actually don't need to study the language for them to sing a song. They sing what they hear.

[@breakingthesilenceapologet6425]

I Love it..

[@moozeemoose]

I know I'm late to la fiesta pero yeah lol I agree with all you said. It's weird but I think el acento español (de españa) es muy interesante (no quiero que no me importe pero me guata mucho jaja). Love it but at the same time yo digo.. mmm ok jajajaja saludos de un salvadoreño

[@mrdairygaming6595]

God bless u

[@boymomma8117]

fun facts she's a filipina celeb singer

[@edilbertorivera3467]

It is being taught here in Philippines that J sounds H in Spanish.

[@andyevidor8164]

Please react to her Driver’s License cover in All Out Sundays

[@leighperez4648]

React on PORQUE BY Maldita its a chavacano song💕💕

[@leighperez4648]

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[@ayessajadecachuela6721]

Deeper by Julie Anne San Jose

[@marloncambusa1161]

Filipino has Spanish blood!! Don't get me wrong. Bcoz my granma and grandad has... And we know Uno,Dos, Tres is Tagalog(a Filipino language)

[@bangtan_rexha5096]

I would really like when she reacts to morrissett amon "akin kanalang"

[@JezPrada]

You have it on my channel 🥰

[@mjayprilmurao7248]

I like this reaction..can you also react to Darren Espanto singing the same song? I also want to know if his Spanish is accurate. Thank you.

[@riesakrem839]

PHILIPPINES!!!!!!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@alphanonan9617]

She just practice 6 hours and play 😂 but she just dine it well.. R…Re rrrrrrrrr... what ever 😂😂😂😂😂😂 we also pronounce J as Julia no? ay ewan ko sa'yo... parang ang galing mo! e di wow.. ang galing mo e😂😂😂

[@bealld]

Pls. check her "Amor Amor" She was singing while dancing. :)