Trese Episode 1 Netflix | Reaction/Review

[@kennethmahilum2019]

The chanting is correct and makes sense. Also, the writing or scripts used in Trese is called Baybayin which is the ancient scripts used in the Philippines before Spanish era. The story revolves around Philippine Mythology and Filipino folklores and cultures. Eveything in Trese was all about the Philippines culture, politics, tradition and folklores. Thanks for checking this, it will make the show more popular and thus it will allow us Filipinos to get the season 2 shows. Hehe.

[@checkeraj1971]

Did you know the White Lady or the Ghost Bride are one of the most scary and creepy. It have the most creepiest and scary, so scary and creepy that I don't want to say it's story and what'll do to people who she encounter or see in the middle of the night. To make it more sense do not let a mysterious white dressed girl get in your car or do not go to the direction to where's the white lady standing or walking on the middle of night. Furthermore, do not look back(also the sides too) at your sits and do not look on the middle mirror and rear view of your car. Most importantly do not look at it's eye's inside the car. So go and check it to who's White lady or talk to the guy who explained what's tiyanak or watch it on KZbin to have more understanding but, you'll get a chance to scared asf

[@ANKUZAKI]

Interesting. I'll look it up.

[@LeepoyIfurung]

It's pronounce Tre Se! It means 13th in Spanish and Tagalog.

[@ANKUZAKI]

I guess 13 is unlucky there too?

[@AidanRaine]

@@ANKUZAKI Yep.

[@tryingtoescapemyissuesinlife]

yes, it's a comic series! also yes the comics are inspired by filipino folklore and mythology. the filipino dialogue definitely makes sense, but the accents are kinda off and a bit jarring to hear if you know tagalog.

[@ANKUZAKI]

I know the feel. It's too much to ask them to do a perfect accent in our language. We can only appreciate their effort.

[@tryingtoescapemyissuesinlife]

@@ANKUZAKI of course!! it's just amusing to hear lol