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[@Jayyhartmann]

LEARN TAGALOG WITH ME ⬇️⬇️ link.pbccalgary.ca/jared-hartmann-course?am_id=jared746

[@junvsantos]

Idol Jared pareho din dito sa Denmark hindi din Automatic ang Citizenship kahit dito ka ipinanganak kung ang magulang mo eh parehong Pinoy. Yong anak ko eh in-apply ko pa ng danish citizenship dahil dito sya ipinanganak. Madali lang naman.

[@trentdiaz8197]

Kudos to Mr. Much Better, you give a deeper meaning to "love of country" than most Pinoys.

[@manuelcastillo2542]

Hi Jared, Bulacan is pure Tagalog because that’s where this dialect came from. Most of our revolutionary heroes are from there. The first seat of government was in Bulacan. The greatest Filipino poet in Philippine Literature, Francisco Balagtas came from Bigaa, Bulacan. This type of literature is called Balagtasan and it’s being taught in schools starting grade school.

[@quenchtv5436]

Thanks for sharing po i grew up in caloocan and moved to qc my sister bought a house in bulacan we are currently in bulacan now im quiet worried if what's the language in bulacan if they can speak tagalog or what 🤣 im so happy they speak tagalog 🤣 i guess i need to learn more 🤣 one thing i noticed roads in bulacan are so narrow and need to emphasize more to side walks and also public transpo i hope the government will improve bulacan we need more public transpo here unlike in metro manila there are trains everywhere single motorcycle/ebike are common and single bikes unlike in metro manila you can easily ride a tricycle in a cheap ride fee unlike here it's pretty expensive

[@quenchtv5436]

Wala ako ibang napansin kay india guy kundi pagiging positive nya kahit idescribe nya yung mga taong masama sa kanya he described them with respect he's so mature konti nlng siguro kagaya ni kuya 😂 kasi normally when we hate people masama talaga lalabas sa bigbig natin youre a very inspirational person thanks for sharing your bad experiences marami talagang bully na pilipino lalo na pag hindi ikaw yung beauty standard nila

[@shenelm9900]

sang ayun ako sa komento nito.

[@tatamelbavlogs5561]

Kapag elementary at high school ka marami talagang bully lalo na kapag umiiyak ka lang pero sa akin hinahabol ko sila nang itak at bato lalo na at pina pa iyak nila yung mga kapatid ko Hindi ako titigil hanggat hindi ako naka ganti 😂😂 lintek lang ang walang ganti 😂 at kapag dumaan sila sa bahay namin ipahabol ko sila sa aso lalo nat nasa probinsya kami ..

[@quenchtv5436]

@@tatamelbavlogs5561 dito kasi sa manila may bullying din pero hindi nmn humantong sa mismong pisikalan may kaklase ako date elementary hindi ko alam na aeta sya kasi mixed na sya aeta at tagalog pero kulot buhok nya inaasar sya dati na negra sa school normal yung ganyan lalo na pag mga kabataan pero pangit pa rin tingnan

[@larryjones4760]

​@@quenchtv5436 depende sa school pero yung mga public schools around manila may history ng violence because of bullying kaya di ako pinagpublic nung high school.

[@quenchtv5436]

@@larryjones4760 sana all naka aircon ang school 🤣

[@bongesteban1174]

Mga kabayan mabuhay kayong dalawa sobrang sarap sa pakiramdam na kahit ibang lahi kayo pero ang puso at isipan nyo filipino salamat mga kaibigan hanga aq sa inyo mabuhay at pilipinas🇵🇭

[@user-sq2no7gr8b]

Jared your Tagalog had improved tremendously

[@ChatGPTeeh]

hahaha..so good, he is overtaking me😂

[@elyc.1554]

Wow!Ang galing naman nya....pinoy n talagang accent nya.kng maririnig m lng xa akala m pinoy nagsasalita.C Jared meron p rin yng accent nyang puti pero galing din nyang mag Tagalog.-watching from Vancouver

[@RaneeLopez-vz1js]

Galing ng Indian mag tagalog . Mabilis pa magsalita . Pinoy na Pinoy ang dating

[@lahingmarinduqueno8851]

Mas magaling pa nga daw cya mag tagalog kaysa sa salita nila.😂😂😂

[@larryjones4760]

Eh dito pinanganak tsaka lumaki

[@larryjones4760]

​@@lahingmarinduqueno8851matic yan yung mga filam nga di marunong magtagalog eh

[@kaboom6157]

Kasing galing mo, ikaw din ang galing mo din magtagalog. Tanging ЬоЬо tⵏgа ng mgа рinоү.

[@lahingmarinduqueno8851]

​@@larryjones4760Di lahat ng fil-am di marunong magtagalog.

[@bornonjuly7052]

Napqpahanga ako nitong kausap mo Jared itsurang banyaga ngunit Filipino ang puso at damdamin.

[@ericpoochie]

Galing❤ embraced nya talaga culture ng pinoy salamat mr Indian, kahit na na bully ka ng ilan pinoy na pasaway in behalf of Filipino i feel sorry for them, Godbless po❤

[@adianbeat6701]

👍👍👍

[@edgartejadilla8734]

Thanks for having Mr. Much Better, naka inspire syang panoorin, Positibo ang pananaw sa buhay, magandang pag uugali, mapag pakumbaba. Kahanga hangang tao, magandang ehemplo ng isang mabuting Filipino. IKaw rin JARED. Kahit hindi ka pa nakarating sa pinas at walang dugong PINOY, sobrang galing at bait mo, God bless you both, Massive thumbs up sa inyong dalawa,

[@ferdsbayas1116]

In my case as a Filipino I can speak Cantonese and Arabic. It's better to have actual conversation than learning it by reading. Interaction is very important.

[@fatimagasmena1832]

Basta mga foreigner cute sila pag nag salita ng Tagalog kaysa sa atin. Hangang hanga ako sa kanila na Gi embraced nila talaga ang ating culture. ❤❤❤

[@BernardoAlung-yp1kv]

wow that indian national He speaks tagalog very well.

[@Rachel-oj7vi]

Proud pinay here. ❤❤❤, Mabuhay po kayo.

[@perfect.defect]

Salute ti you guys for being fluent in Tagalog

[@asiavezz3583]

pareho magaling magtagalog ang dalawang kuya❤❤❤❤❤

[@q7bbq]

nakakataba ng puso pinoy na talaga sya.

[@voltairesapalo1117]

God bless you guys sa inyo ng dalawa. You're both filipino at heart.

[@manigan2746]

Dito na kasi ipinanganak yung Indian kaya matatas mag tagalog. Nakakatuwa kayong dalawa. Galing naman....

[@bethchai3333]

Thank you for loving Philippines and Filipino! Nakakatuwa kayong dalawa❤️

[@edgardoaguilar8136]

Jus sanguini (law of blood) Jus soli (law of land) The USA and Canada have both Jus Sanguini and Jus Soli. For example, with Jus Soli, anyone who is born in the US (regardless of the nationality of their parents) is automatically a US citizen. In Jus Sanguini, if at least one parent is American, regardless of where the child is born, they are American. The republicans are trying to change the constitution to follow only Jus Sanguini. A lot of pregnant tourists time their deliveries inside any US territory to have American kids. The Philippines only has Jus Sanguini. This is what the Republicans in the US want.

[@larryjones4760]

Even east asian countries are jus sanguini aren't they even the countries from the middle east.

[@raechellesy8065]

From what I understand, it’s because of the limited land/resources. Since there are a lot of Filipinos, the law prioritizes the citizens to own a piece of their land. That is why it is more difficult for foreigners to own properties. I think it’s also to prevent the country to be bought & owned by more foreigners since the reality is in terms of buying power, foreigners can easily buy properties because their money has a higher value than PH peso. They can do so but it should be a shared property with a Filipino. Even if the law doesn’t recognize foreigners who were born & grew up here as Filipinos, the people will still conseder & see them as Filipinos. It’s the same with my Chinese relatives. They are full Chinese but they feel more Filipino than Chinese. They are also proud to be Chinese-Filipinos.

[@allieg.6329]

Nasayahan ako sa panonood nito. Salamat Jared at Mr. Much Better!

[@eduardvergara3743]

Nakakatuwang panoorin ang conversation ninyong dalawa..keep it up and God.bless to the both of you.

[@yanstrato449]

"When emotions are high, intelligence is low.. " I think he's talking about att. Libayan. aka "kabatas".

[@jasminesuhar473]

Wow! The Indian guy is so fluent in his Tagalog language. He should be an interpreter in Tagalog, Hindus and English. You too, your Tagalog is very good. He seems like a nice person. Actually he's a Filipino and not an Indian. Like America once you're born here it doesn't matter your skin color all your ID, passport and all your records will say American. The Philippines should change the law like America maybe Philippines might become a great nation with different cultures.

[@junsotto1813]

Tell your indian guest to watch hungry Syrian wanderer, becoming pilipino, they are pure and no Filipino bloodlines, they even not born and raised here but they got Filipino citizenship. I think this indian national is worth of having a Filipino citizenship. He's kind and cool.

[@nanettelegayada268]

Galing. Thank you 🙏 for a ❤️ of pinoy

[@EdVanWest]

Thanks for the great share from both of you. I really enjoyed it !

[@perfect.defect]

“Ah finally I’m home” ❤

[@raindrops4857]

Filipino na talaga sya! Galing! In fairness din naman mababait din naman mga indiano. Nakakalungkot na dito sa Canada mas madami akong na encounter na mga mean na indians lalo na sa isang community na majority sila. Mostly Punjabi din. Sorry na share lang. Pero kudos to both speakers! Maraming salamat sa pagmamahal sa wikang tagalog at sa pag yakap sa kulturang pinoy!❤

[@SeanAndreiGalvez-pe3hj]

I'm also a bulakenyo BUT HE'S REALLY SO GOOD WITH THE BULACAN ACCENT

[@meanneperea8031]

Mr Much Better you are truly Filipino at Heart

[@joeiritan8372]

Sir Jared! Alam mo parang Filipino ka sa pagiging fluent, intonation at accent parang taga Manila lang. Keep the good jod ans vlog. May God bless you always with your family and your channel.

[@wealthauntalan8934]

Love to hear you talking tagalog language fluently..Ang galing nyo!👏👏

[@catherinerillera5406]

Wow he speak well grabe 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@carlosquall15]

Grabe, pag nakapikit ako, parang mga pure pinoy na nag naguusap.

[@xander0617]

Lumpia is Filipino with Chinese influence. You can’t find it China.

[@xander0617]

*in China

[@larryjones4760]

basically a filipino version of spring roll correct me if i'm wrong

[@xander0617]

@@larryjones4760 exactly 👍🏻

[@warrenDG_2232]

When your emotion are high the intelligence is low by atty Ranny Randolf Libayan

[@gawainedelosreyes8937]

Ang galing nio pareho! We adopt 'jus sanguine' for citizenship status here in The Philippines. 😊

[@lettymangente6960]

Thank you Mr. Much better and Jared 👍

[@jessielinmabuti3901]

Indian but Filipino at heart ❤

[@benncabacungan1772]

Ang galing mo Sir Jared, i wish i could meet you if ever you come to the Philippines and bring you to my province, Ilocos Norte though it might not be as beautiful as of those from the Visayas or in Mindanao. Sir Mych Better, thank for considering our Country your own country. Bullying happens not only for those from other countries, it also happen to us Filipinos. Sadyang may mga taong ipinanganak na bully. Continue loving the Philippines!

[@manuelm5664]

He sounds so Pinoy despite being Indian 😂

[@edwindelfin6793]

Indians are cool. I have a lot of indian friends working in saudi.even indians here in the pinas,indians are nice,,hard working humble. We all call them .... My pren !!!!

[@WineSippingCowboy]

I am delighted 😊 that a man from India 🇮🇳 learned Tagalog. What helps him. 1 Tagalog has some Tamil words although few. 2 Tamil and Hindi are harder languages to learn than Tagalog. 3 The average Indian was taught at least 3 languages: Hindi, English and a local language. Knowing more than 1 language helps in learning a new one. In opposition, many Americans just know 1, English, but struggle to learn a 2nd language, mostly Spanish or French. Blame the American education system.

[@Kurt_tobi22greycorbel-et2ju]

Nakakatuwa naman ❤ salamat sa pag appreciate at pag sisikap sa aming lengwahe

[@AnnDeJesus1972]

Woww ang galing 👏

[@KnH07]

Jared, maraming Indian dito sa Pilipinas Karamihan e mga business owners at money lenders.

[@robadventure8007]

Wow! "Mr Much Better" is really fluent in tagalog! Amazing! First time to hear!👍👏🇵🇭 If gusto nya mag Filipino citizen talaga...maki collaborate sya kay Kulas..Canadian but became Filipino citizen!

[@froilancrisostomo9113]

Yes,Bulacan here represent 😜👍🏻

[@breanawallz]

Galing magtagalog...

[@beingme_]

Ang sarap talaga sa pakiramdam FINALLY IM HOME.

[@skedmontinola1463]

Sobrang nakakatuwa. Kaya nga idol ko 'yang mga Indian eh

[@GORJUSVLOG519]

Wag ka ng magpunta dito sa Canada sayang lang Pera pinagbayad mo wala kang makuhang trabaho dito Kun di warehouse .Lahat ng bilihin, Renta ng bahay di sapat isang trabaho mo .Kelangan two job ka .If you work two jobs kahit mag toothbrush ng ngipin di mona magawa . If you come here International student yong Courso Pinag graduatan mo sa garbage mapunta kasi required experience of job.Lahat mahal dito .Maraming mga Filipino nag uwian sa Pinas other than those na wala ng mahahanap na trabaho sa Pilinas

[@BernardoAlung-yp1kv]

oo nga sabi nung classmate ko mahirap daw jan kapag wala kang matino na work kaya lang ang classmate ko may sarili bahay at lote jan kay kahit isang work lang siya di naman sila nag rent ng bahay

[@ryanmark7403]

HI Jared! let me answer your question about the citizenship. There are two principles when it comes to acquiring citizenship, JUS SANGUINI and JUS SOLI. The philippines follow the JUs Sanguini principle, meaning your citizenship is primariliy distinguished by your blood. You are a filipino if your parents (both) or one of your parents is filipino or with filipino blood. Canada and the US follow the jus soli principle, where your citizenship is determined where you were born. so if you were born in a canadian or us territory, you are considered a citizen. I think one of the reasons why jus soli is the principle your country follows is because US and Canada are immigrant countries, built by immigrants so you cannot use the bloodline principle. because of mixed culture. i hope my explanation helps.

[@Naturaleza885]

Wow! Very nice conversation!

[@fernandocruz4877]

Lumpia tagalog pinoy un. Sa english fresh lumpia tawag dun.

[@vennymedinalorenzo995]

Ang ganda ng kwentuhan ninyo ni Mr much better nakakatuwa kayo pakinggan, God Bless both of you🙏

[@BernardoAlung-yp1kv]

sarap ng pares, lalo na pag Umaga or hapon

[@gerlynanne4741]

Nakakatuwa si Mr. Much Better :)

[@AlexzanderJamez-ts6dd]

Super galing❤ Mr much better U da Man 👍😀👌🤠🥰

[@teresitabuhoy2530]

We don't usually used the word " silid aklatan in ordinary conversation we used the word library

[@doc2log]

Mr. Much Better! New sub here for both of you!

[@pinoyislander4400]

May mga Filipino po na balbas sarado tulad ni Mr Better. Lolo ko may balbas pero tatay ko wala tulad ko. Pwede naman si Mr. Better mag apply citizenship dito, siempre dadaan sya sa proseso po.🇵🇭🏝️

[@artandglo]

Taga Bulacan din ako sa Plaridel town pero nakatira ngayon dito sa Montréal Canada 🇨🇦 totoo ang punto nya ay bulakenyo!

[@Victor.Frigillana]

Sana isang araw, maibigay na ng Pilipinas ang Filipino Citizenship na hinahangad mo, Mr. Much Better. And para kay Jared, kung nandito ka lang sa Calgary, sana nagkwekwentuhan na tayo ng Tagalog. Kapag nakikinig ako sa iyo, parang kabayan lang kita.

[@jesrielterneda8132]

I'm learning a lot from this interview kung anong mga restrictions ng mga foreigners na may permanent residency na sa Pinas. Nice ❤

[@delpineda6194]

Mayroong tinatawag na principle of "jus soli" o right of soil at "jus sanguinis" o right of blood. Sa Pilipinas, ang sinusundan ay jus sanguinis, kaya ang citizenship ay nakabase sa dugo ng magulang at medyo mahirap makakuha kung ang magulang ay walang dugong Filipino. Hindi tulad sa Canada na sinusundan ang principle of jus soli, kaya kahit sinong ipinanganak sa kahit saang teritoryo ng Canada at kahit anong lahi ay automatic na magkakaroon ng Canadian citizenship. Hope this helps, kababayan!

[@observations2011]

Awesome 💯

[@rjayvalle3622]

request ko idol collab din sana kayo ni mr.nobody fully indian blood din but pusong pinoy sya😊👍🇵🇭.

[@dingvibestv943]

wow, galing nyong mag tagalog!

[@cordelyeran7206]

Ay wowwww sana all can speak fluent tagalog 😅😅😅.. Watching from h.k ❤ang ganda naman palang pakinggan kpg foreigners mgsalita ng tagalog 😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@sherylcorbett8283]

Love the way Jared says "Vancouver" 😁 the accent is very Filipino.

[@pinkchrisking]

Pilipinong pilipino 🫳

[@hxneyluvii7604]

watchin from calgary, new subby here pare.😂

[@mariavelo4782]

Mr Much better for me you are really pilipino.Mabuhay ka! Kasi puso mo ay pusong pilipino.Ikaw akin kababayan.❤❤❤ Patnubayan ng ka Diyos.😅😅😅.

[@leonoraramos6301]

❤so proud of u

[@PuroRantz]

magaling na magaling ka na magtagalog pag napapaghalo mo na ang english at tagalog pag nagsasalita

[@mylenebuck5131]

ang galing naman. gets na gets mo ang wikang pilipino - Tagalog. baka ma gets mo rin ang bisaya

[@arnoldcortez6905]

i luv these guys

[@amssg8515]

wow galing ni kabayan

[@adianbeat6701]

I like this guy👍👍

[@davidprofeta2004]

Bulacan tlga ang tunay na Tagalog sa Amin sa pilipinas,tulad KO taga Marinduque ako iba Yung Tagalog Namin may halong Bisaya at ilonggo.

[@MrDraculadave]

Mr much better you can apply for citizenship.. look the vlogger canadian becoming filipino and hungry syrian they are filipino citizen now even they are just decade of staying the country..

[@yolandofabula5350]

Wow ang galing niyo naman mag salita ng tagalog

[@poppypoppy98]

Foreigners will have to jump through hoops to get a Filipino citizenship. It is very hard to obtain it. Filipinos don't want non-Filipinos to own a land there. P. S. The Indian's Tagalog accent sounds Bulaceño 100%.

[@marierey6269]

Fluent siya tlga. Mas magaling pa kesa sa mga ibang filipino

[@user-fe1kq9xj8u]

Wow ang galing magtagalog

[@thinasamson7847]

Because province of bulacan is a pure tagalog...

[@johanricardoherreramedina]

excellent video ✌✌

[@tributagabawa5746]

mundo is actually a spanish word..Daigdig is tagalog

[@johnchrysostom330]

Since he's in Bulacan, I wonder if Mr. Much Better can write and/or read Tagalog poems.

[@EatallyouKenj]

apply for administrative naturalization, republic act 9319, 140k ang total fee, but i think in the long run worth it na sya saka i believe mas mabilis process

[@MrDetcarsol_in_Canada]

Dapat talaga kapag dito ipinanganak sa Pilipinas ng dayuhan, ay awtomatikong Filipino citizen na din…

[@cleofegaleos6671]

nkakabilib ka jarred saludo ako sau

[@elyasessa5118]

Na feel ko pagiging Filipino no Mr much better ❤❤❤❤ramdam mo na di na nawawala Ang pagka Pinoy nya....Sana mabigyan ng pagkakataon ng gobyerno na pag pinanagannak Ang Isang tao sa pinas pero foreigner Ang mga magulang Sana mabigyan din Sila ng karapatan Kasi Sila mismo sinilang sa bayan natin at namulat Sila sa kung ano ugali Ang na adopt nila

[@melchezediktv]

God blessed...

[@aiziarzyskowski8449]

If a person with foreign parents is born and raised in the Philippines, they may not automatically be considered a Filipino citizen. However, they can apply for Philippine citizenship through naturalization.