What ARABS think of the Philippines. Part 2

[@balsafarmers10]

It s nice to know that this young man asked his cousins where to study english and they told him THE PHILIPPINES 😊😊 the boys are so lively and very cooperative when being asked 😂...

[@samaritimetv.phils.6142]

I am a Filipino, currently working here in Saudi Arabia I am happy to see the Arab in our country, because they're treated good the Filipino workers here Saudi..Keep it up Sir.

[@noritacantal2801]

Very nice interview.... I was in Riyadh Saudi Arabia before...extreme weather.❤

[@OnlineMotivationMedia]

Wow! Awesome video to interviews Arab Students also on how they express their positive insight about studying English in CIA, Nice content and thank you for promoting our Cebu International Academy. God Bless!🙏

[@analyninocencio8281]

I remember i learn reading English in only one book from my Dad..The Mississippi River and i read it again and again 🤣🤣that was the way i remember how i learn to speak and understand English❤️

[@floridaaguada4216]

Love arabs,Been in kuwait,before learn arabs.thry second language before is france.😊Thanks young boys they choose Phil to study english,😊

[@wakiidude]

That’s good, amazing people wants to study English in the Philippines.

[@gmaxb23]

Saudi Arabia is a popular destinations for Filipino workers, and lots of Saudis love Filipino. So i think they are familiar with Filipinos. And going to Philippines as a tourist or student would not be a big adjustments. Maybe for the environment only.

[@edmonsaldaen8847]

There's a lot of Filipinoes working in Thailand as teachers,I'm not wondering why our brethrens from middle eastern countries chose to study in the Philippines it's because the culture is not totally different, and compare to the expenses if you study in the west Philippines will only offer affordable fees and quality education too.

[@bisdaks7915]

This guy so funny...hes sleeping i working saude almost 8 years

[@janellagarcia08]

Philippines is the only Asian that can speak English ever since.

[@hazelwvlog7612]

They are being introduced to different nationalities

[@primaocampo4288]

Philippines are more hospitable

[@decembrus2008able]

Hahaha “ your on vacation here”

[@manuelmoraleda9684]

In the Southern part of the Philippines, there are more Muslims there and they might be more comfortable there.

[@mangyan101]

Sister? Thailand is not an english country compared to philippines 😅 *Usually in arab country friday and saturday ( WEEKENDS) Its a family day for them and also pray * RESPECT their religion - religion is so much important to them * they might choose philippines because mostly of Ofw (oversees filipino worker ) are working in middle east and they can speak ENGLISH very well * As-salamu alaykum ( peace be upon you ) and you reply Wa-Alaikum-Salaam ( and unto you peace ) Shukran jazilan ( thank you so much )

[@eddieboeing777]

Cebu International Academy should let another interviewer who speaks English better and knows the right questions to ask. Why mention Thailand when you know that there are even Thais enrolled at CIA. Hindi nag iisip ang interviewer na yan.

[@eddieboeing777]

Interviewer: “If you want to learn English, you can go to other countries. You can go to Thailand." There she goes again! As if she's not aware that there are Thais enrolled at CIA. CIA should get an interviewer who knows the right questions to ask and who doesn't laugh a lot unnecessarily.

[@arnieljovero1008]

What is wrong with her laughing? I think it is ok. There are English Schools in Thailand. Most of the teachers are foreigners which includes teachers from the Philippines.

[@glenrejos7591]

​@@arnieljovero1008their making a big deal when she mentioned thailand. Come on people move on..thailand is also teaching english to foreigners..and many of the teachers there are from the Philippines, so why not.

[@marjbanuag6627]

Foreigners find phils cheap but filipinos find its expensive in our standards of living

[@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.

[@henryreyes8204]

CEBIA much better than CIA name of school.

[@joellapaz6724]

PAGKA NINDOT DIAY ANANG CIA

[@lovehurtslunavideos6112]

Thailand? Ilan lang marunong sa English 😅

[@arnieljovero1008]

There are english schools in Thailand. In fact some of thw teachers are from the Philippines. There are two Filipinas i know personally teaching English in Thailand. Same in Korea, Vietnam, etc.