What ARABS think about the PHILIPPINES

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[@themediterraneanguy]

nice to hear ARABS thoughts about Philippines, I respect them

[@danilo3267]

Wow impressive with their very short time studying here in Philippines they can communicate well in english. Enjoy your stay in the Philippines.

[@merryjoy5188]

Alhamdulillah... This arab student love CIA.. keep it up guy's!! 😍😍

[@MichaelSuarez-yq3wt]

Go for it, sister!

[@filrubio2739]

Feel glad hearing them expressing in English...they really have learned....wow...Congrats...nice interview...

[@cebuCIA]

Thank you! 😃

[@NPRNTVChannel]

Just subscribed here and thank you showing CIA to the world. There’s nothing else the country shouldn’t be proud off when foreign students are promoting excellence of the academy. Cebu City dubbed as the Queen City of the south is a beautiful and one of the oldest city in the Philippines. Watching from the USA.

[@cebuCIA]

Thanks for subbing, thanks for watching, thanks for the feedback.

[@renesioanno-que658]

Always enjoying your vlogging madam ! Mabuhay and God bless !

[@khaludi89]

Good to know about them.watching from riyadh Saudi Arabia.

[@cebuCIA]

Thanks and welcome

[@secret4764]

Mostly of them are studying College in the Philippines because tuition fee or school fee are more affordable. It's more fun in the Philippines. :) My Arab classmates before are just quiet, they're not separated but they're mostly listening and focus to Study. I have one Saudi Classmate before from Jeddah, he's Black/African Saudi and his one of the most top or smartest in the class. He know how to speak specific Filipino words or "Tagalog." But me? I'm one of the most bitch*st in class, attentive in dancing competition or any other extracurricular activities. Well I'm just right in the class. I love myself whatever the results of my grades in Class. I love my best and I love myself. I am who I am. -I didn't study in Cebu but I studied in Baguio. :) Wherever you Go, those popular Cities in the Philippines, a lot of foreigners are studying in College. --In God's Will.

[@denversvlog5612]

The twins are both good looking and with happy attitude Saudi students.

[@reydantegarcia8776]

I am a Filipino and here am I try to learn Arabic, such a beautiful language.

[@rubeiko]

mashalla

[@joelaraneta6584]

Realy

[@aprilvergara]

ARABIC IS ONE OF THE HARDEST LANGUAGE TO LEARN BROOO😭 GOODLUCK!😊

[@reydantegarcia8776]

@@aprilvergara yeah, and let me put a twist to it. I am trying to learn Darija-- the Moroccan Arabic Dialect. 😅🥹 it is known as one of the hardest Arabic dialects, some even say Darija is like another language itself. Mashalla

[@aprilvergara]

@@reydantegarcia8776 yeah is it. Even in JORDAN is kinda hard. I've been here for almost 7 years. But until now, I can't make a long sentences. 😭😭😂😂😂🤭🤭

[@lionhearted1969]

Those Arab twins must be fraternal twins if they don't look alike. If twins don't look similar, they're called FRATERNAL TWINS, a result when two different sperm cells fertilized two different egg cells independently to develop into two separate zygotes. If twins look similar, they are called IDENTICAL TWINS, a result when a single sperm cell fertilized a single egg cell but split to develop into two separate zygotes. Fraternal twins can also be of different genders but identical twins always of the same gender.

[@cebuCIA]

Thank you for the information.

[@Hermzkiii]

😂 im here in saudi and im from Philippines , mohammed is correct teachers in Philippines are good “

[@reignheart6790]

Who will believe that Mohammed doesn’t know how to speak English at all bcoz he sounds good and he can converse well and can comprehend so well too. Well done Mohamed as well as his twin.

[@Lkdone]

You don’t know how to write because not bcoz

[@peoplehertstv]

Those arabs twins are good in english already. They are first learners

[@hapidayhapilife609]

I love Arabic people 😊😊😊❤❤❤this twins are good 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤I love them now hahaha

[@zoniabernardo4474]

Foreigners find it affordable studying here. Disregarding quality teaching, it's up to the students' earnestness in learning. Our islands are narrow and short compared to the vast space of each state in the USA and those of the countries in Europe. Put time to learn the WHY of your observations as you travel out of your own country! Learn to appreciate what is different for you make the difference - if you must grow positively!

[@mark72141]

The Filiipinos do not discriminate against Muslims. There are many Muslims in the country especially in the south.

[@anjinsanx44]

Unfortunatly!

[@rl8571]

The Philippines was Muslim majority until 1521. Guess what happened.

[@mark72141]

@@rl8571 Some countries conquer other countries using religion. The Spaniards came to the Philippine with Cross on one hand and Sword on the other hand. You know what I mean.

[@arnieljovero1008]

@@rl8571no it is not. Muslim influence or spread is in the southern part of the Philippines only. It is in the history books.

[@edmonsaldaen8847]

​​@@rl8571Our country being known as Philippines after colonized by the Portuguese &Spaniards was actually not pre-dominantly Muslims because every ethnicity that duels in every parts of the 3diff.islands including Palawan and many scattered islands were belong to different belief/religions,But our dear brethrens from some parts of Mindanao and Visayas were Muslims I guess around 2% by that time.If the real history of Philippines was not intentionally altered/hide by those groups of race that colonized us "the Biblical name of our country is actually OPHIR,and some earlier ethnicities duelling here in the Philippines came from the descendants of Joktan and the alphabets being used by our ancestors was almost similar to those of Aramaic,but because of the influence of Spanish/Americans etc everything has been dramatically forgotten.😢

[@mikkoavila7665]

You know Dorcas gustong gusto ko ngaun pinapanuod ang CIA channel vlogs nyo b-coz parang andyan ako muli sa cebu pagnakkita ko yong mga vlogs nyo dyan kasi half Davawen'o half cebuano kaya dakong DABIS ako.......

[@TitaMariamSaladBowlC02]

Alhamdulillah good to know that there are halal foods choices for Muslims student at CIA. Happy to know that. Can the outsiders allowed to buy or eat inside the cafeteria/restaurant at the CIA?

[@dominicsmith7286]

Unfortunately, outsiders aren't allowed to eat at the CIA dining hall.

[@thenewyorker7624]

Very interesting video.

[@jeremymonroe7892]

Very lucky to this students that they can afford to study abroad

[@mikkoavila7665]

As of now i live here in region#3 Nueva Ecija i love verymuch u're vlogs up load many2x para marame kayong maging subscribers and followers..

[@elizabethpingos7505]

Wow nice

[@jaggairnautsingh9296]

Alhamduhllilah. Filipino

[@mariopadillo7845]

Can’t find Halal Food in Cebu? Do They have some Filipino Muslim Restaurants around the City? I guess they have.

[@lucasmanlabao]

Both are handsome

[@maryjoydiaz4668]

The Jordanian lady was so good and very confident and also the twin Arab boys ...

[@haochentrends]

arabs are so handsome❤ welcome to philippines❤

[@ghost0224]

I am a simple man. I saw t!ts, i sub'ed.

[@walternavarro1106]

Mohammed is so cute

[@ygstan2ne1dara68]

My sister name Hayat 😊

[@yanglazo9758]

I wish arab women treat our OFW with respect too

[@abra.hui.]

Let's not generalize Arabs because only a few of them are treating them bad, we have a lot of bad apples here too. Just don't use "Arab" because you giving them a bad impression and people like you will believe it.

[@dioncena1992]

*PADAYON LANG.*

[@ms.beastofcordillera2324]

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[@elgadricchartoen4369]

The Philippines is an archipelago with more than 7,600 islands. On these islands, regions, provinces, and cities have different environments, different lifestyles, ways of living, languages or dialects, people, and even cultures and traditions, so it's inappropriate, incorrect, or irrelevant to ask some questions such as: What is your first impression about the Philippines? What do you think about the Philippines? What do you like about the Philippines? Who told you to come to the Philippines? How does it feel to travel to the Philippines? Culture shock in the Philippines? The question should be specific to avoid confusion and misunderstanding; it's best, appropriate, and sensible if you mention a specific place or location in the Philippines. Like, what is your first impression about Cebu or the locals in Cebu? What do you like about Cebu? What do you think about Cebu? What are your favourite tourist spots in Cebu? How does it feel to travel to Cebu? Again, the Philippines is so diverse and an archipelago! What you see, find, or experience in Cebu or other cities, islands, regions, or provinces might not or cannot be found in other cities, regions, or islands in the Philippines, and definitely you'll experience it differently.

[@mark72141]

But what about the foods at CIA? Are there Halal foods?

[@jovietizon4686]

yeah they halal food for Muslims

[@lionhearted1969]

Cebu is the most cosmopolitan island in the Philippines where people from all over the world reside or visit as tourists. Therefore, it has a wide variety of international cuisine including Halal-certified restaurants, food. Chances are, CIA know how to cater to their Muslim students who require halal food.

[@cebuCIA]

We couldn't have said it better than you. Thank you.

[@tagamakancebu]

Ahlan wahsahlan, Mohammed and Abdullah...

[@ronniesilva6686]

Traffic!!! That's all they can think of.

[@manuelocristino748]

Any age requirement for a CIA student or whatever?

[@aleksandr678]

You can write words with "H" but you can't pronounce it that much. Can you explain? Is it related to your mother tongue?

[@rodcabas]

They think that we are pooor cou ntry I personaly seen an Iranian student who is very arrogant to a taxi driver and she is acting like she is a princess ;]but she cant speak cleaarly in english language.

[@queendaenerys6583]

Seems fun in CIA

[@cdchiong5903]

The interviewer cannot pronounce the letter H.

[@arnieljovero1008]

Same with the French Quebecers, Haitian and Pampanguenos. I think her country is a former French colony?

[@kutnahora100]

European languages normally don't pronounce the H. Example: HERNANDEZ , pronounced er-nan-dez, HONDURAS= on-du-ras. HOLLA = o-la. HERMES= er-mes

[@lionhearted1969]

@cdchiong5903...English natives across UK speak different dialects even in London. Just like how Tagalog or speakers from different Tagalog-speaking regions (Metro Manila, Cavite, Laguna, Bulacan, Batangas, etc.) don't share the same accent, pronunciation, terms and even grammatical construction. Similarly, Cebuanos in Cebu have different pronunciation of some words than the Cebuano-speakers from Bohol, Negros, Mindanao, etc. English is also like that. Even some areas in London, for example, the 'TH' in Thursday is pronounced as letter 'F' pronouncing it as FURSDAY. Similarly, the letter 'H' in certain areas in London (or in UK as a whole) isn't pronounced specially if it is at the beginning of the word. Nigeria used to be a British colony so they (Nigerians) must have gotten the English accent spoken by British administrators who spoke the English dialect coming from the region where H is not pronounced.

[@LuvMyLilBabe]

I think MoAmad enrolled in the CIA so that he can work as a spy for Bin Laden for the CIA and FBI 😂🤣

[@ryemo5204]

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