[🇰🇷🇵🇭]What is she worried about?[Revisited Banana Q shop]

[@moontv14]

Try to colab with Ms.Jessica Lee. She's Korean and migrated to the Philippines when she was 9 years old and lived in Silay,Negros Occidental. Maybe your daughter can learn from her because she studied in the Philippines too. Maybe,she can give an advice to lynn your daughter.Thanks.

[@carrd_captor]

You can let Hyewon know that graduating from a Philippine University broadens her opportunities. I am a State University graduate and worked in Singapore for several years. The first company I worked with was Samsung. I also have a few friends who graduated from another Uni and are now working in Australia. The fact that she will be fluent in English by the time she graduates, makes it easier to apply for jobs, not only in the Philippines or South Korea but other Asian countries too or anywhere in the world. Enjoy your youth and believe in yourself. 괜찮을 거예요!

[@cartechhome]

Don't worry about the future because it has not yet happened, just live life at the moment because it is happening. Just live life one day at a time and enjoy every moment because we will never know if the future will ever come.

[@VinSmoke-hc7po]

Easy for you to say, she know their country better, future is something to worry about because what you do now will reflect to your future.

[@gamesandamusement]

@@VinSmoke-hc7po nope future is something not to worry about because nobody knows if the future will come so many people plan what to do tomorrow or the next day but are not there to wake up in the morning. If god decides to end your journey on earth this day you already waste your time worrying for the future instead of enjoying this moment of being alive.

[@macauvoice]

Thank you for your family vlog! Enjoy the best time of your life. Countryside Philippines is calm, peaceful, and healthy. You're so fortunate. God bless all families!

[@hellophilippines513]

Thanks for the advice 🥰 We are so happy in the Philippines!

[@shiningbliss4589]

Universities in manila and cebu are recognized internationally. But they are expensive so you have to study well to earn a scholarship. As a college student, i can relate to Lynn's worries but i believe that work hard pays off so don't worry about it too much 🧡 just work hard in the present and everything will follow!! 💕

[@efrentribiana7106]

If Lynn has questions she may ask her fellow Korean vloggers like Hana Cho, Kristypata, Jessica Lee or Juwonee who had lived and studied here in the Philippines.

[@adrian1229]

yes your right she can ask jessica lee, kristypata, hana cho....i suppose she is also in cebu it hink?? she speaks well in tagalog......

[@arnoldmanalo4760]

I am a graduate from university. I am an engineer by profession. Now I am retired. One thing I realized in life that being a graduate from a good university is not a sure guarantee of success. I witness some people who were a graduate from the top university with high honor but after the academic year most of them are not successful in life. And surprisingly, those people who were not good and poor performer in school are successful and having good job and position. So, it is not a university that will transport you to success. Still YOU as an individual on how you approach and handle your life to be successful.

[@shai_marie]

Thank you for coming back home to the Philippines. We missed you too! I hope Lynn will not worry too much, she will be fine and successful in the future. Just focus on studying hard and learning English as much as she can. She will have a lot of opportunities in the future especially if she is good in English. She can go anywhere she wants to go aside from the Philippines and S.Korea. She can travel the world and work where she is happiest! 🥰

[@hellophilippines513]

My daughter got good energy after seeing many comments! Thank you so much!!🥰

[@jimuel6319]

Welcome back again 🥰🇵🇭🤝🇰🇷🥰

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for welcoming us🥰

[@jimuel6319]

@@hellophilippines513 your always welcome 😊

[@choifamilytv]

오늘도 영상 잘 보았습니다... 몸 관리 잘하시고요... 화이팅이요.. 가족을 돌아 보며 살다보면 좋은 날이 있을꺼에요.. 즐기며 사는 모습이 보기 좋습니다..

[@hangeulharmony143]

Hello Lynn, I understand that you might have concerns about your future career, especially studying in a different country. I just want to remind you that your experiences and the skills you're gaining here in the Philippines can be valuable assets. Instead of worrying too much, focus on self-improvement, honing your skills, and building a strong foundation. Your dedication and hard work will speak for themselves. Remember, this is a unique chapter in your life, and it's important to enjoy your youth, make lasting memories, and embrace the opportunities that come your way. Your future is bright, and I believe in your abilities. 화이팅!

[@yaaaraves8951]

Well said

[@tekla7974]

Coconut is the english of Buko and Niyog. Buko is the young coconut where you can eat the meat and drink its juice, while Niyog is the older coconut with harder meat, grate it and get coco milk use for cooking or baking or any desserts.

[@hellophilippines513]

We didn't know that! Thank you for letting me know 🥰

[@ecilatnecniv]

nurses here have high standards abroad.. 😂 many foreigners especially iranians, indians, and africans come to study nursing and dentistry here just to get a job in english countries like canada, UK, and most part of europe... but if those are not an option, you can still live and work here... and if that's still not an option or you really wanted to live in korea in your older days, i guess they can give you an examination there or at least take another year or two to study there (your finished course here in PH) just to meet the standards anyway, that's a great mindset .. focusing on present will give you peaceful state of mind.. if you worry about the future too much, you will worry at the present time until you reach your goal in the future.. worst, if you didn't reach your goal, you will have regrets in the future that will never fade... so, enjoy life today , make a plan for tomorrow, but don't worry too much of the future... a filipino thing that make most of filipinos happy people even if they don't have much... 🙂

[@jbbernaldo5120]

welcome come back here in the Philippines 🇵🇭 it's good to see that your family got safe travel from south Korea to here in the Philippines..don't worry ms. Lynn Kim many Koreans here already finish study from highschool to college for example one of the famous Korean celebrity Hwang In youp true beauty actor I heard he was graduate & finish college in Davao city & also Sandara Park who also studying high school here in Philippines..so many korean vloggers like Jessica lee who also finish & graduate here so don't worry about studying here & your future ...god bless to your family regards from lapu-lapu city cebu

[@jobaytube]

nice, Philippine blue sky is one of the best in the world.

[@jimuel6319]

Maybe someday Lyn will be a famous Korean actress here in the Philippines 🇵🇭 🥰

[@jang499]

I think for Lyn's worry. The best solution she could take is either of the two: If she does really want to stay and study college here in Ph. and still her diploma be recognized abroad. She should go to top 4 universities here in the Philippines. (That should atleast ease her worry for the significance of her diploma abroad) 2nd is that for what I know there is atleast 1 or 2 Korean private university here in Ph., which is run similarly with korean education. I said 2 options because other than this there should be clear solution which is outside the Philippines.

[@joyowon1]

Lyn, your daughter has so much potential. Just tell her to study hard, go to a prestigiois university like University of the Philippines or Silliman University, she can do whatever she wants if she graduates. Korea is not the only place to work. She can work to other places with high paying job and be proud of it. Your daughter is very smart. I'm confident that she will do good in the future and both Papa Won and Mama will be proud of her. Fighting!

[@Akira29H]

You don't need to worry about the job after graduation. Korea will still accept you even you graduate from Philippines. I have Korean friends who also studied in Philippines and work there

[@ritogamo9830]

It's still early to worry about future, better to focus on present and enjoy your moments with family. She will have to decide in the future, graduating in the Philippines also opens the door to Europe and North America :)

[@bonglops3773]

Lynn do not worry...if you think you're not comfortable with your future go back to Korea and study there....but when your ready and finished your school, Philippines will be here for always. For now enjoy yourself and make memories as you explore our beloved philippines!

[@hellophilippines513]

She always thinks about the future. And she always tries her best.Thanks for your advice🥰

[@bonglops3773]

@@hellophilippines513 nothing wrong with that as long you are committed to your future rather worrying something that you cannot control, live life like it's your last day. Don't worry about the future but be mindful about your future...because that will certainly defines you!

[@tessarazon9403]

Lyn's advantage in the future is her knowledge of the English language, which is the universal language. The opportunities are endless. Just take heart. 😊😊😊

[@hellophilippines513]

that's right! The most important thing for my children right now is English. Thank you for watching my video 🥰

[@tessarazon9403]

Of course! Love from Canada 😊

[@jimuel6319]

for Lynn Grace Kim, there are many Koreans here who have completed their education from elementary high school and college, some of them have good jobs here, while others have returned to Korea to work. Don't worry, everything will be fine as long as you continue with your plan with your family. search here on KZbin Koreans living and studying here in the Philippines 🇵🇭 some of them have work here in the country or in Korea while others are still studying here, mostly their siblings. But you need also learn Tagalog, that's important to because it's the national language of the Philippines.

[@marioborre1844]

@Lynn Tama wag ka mag alaala 😊 everything it's gonna be ok with you're family 💕

[@henceldeanon9233]

Maam... buko is a young coconut fruit (it is called butong in bisaya language); while, niyog is an old coconut fruit... buko juice is fresh and sweet; while niyog juice is bland in taste... buko is the main source of buko meat for buko pies; while niyog meat is the main source of coconut milk (gata).

[@hellophilippines513]

We didn't know that! Thank you for letting me know 🥰

[@conikutch]

the competition is high in S. Korea so it’s right to be concerned. These days, majority of students take master program..depending on the field it’s typically 2 years (varies). One option is graduate in the Philippines then take master program in S. Korea. That already will save some money. That will give you a cutting edge in your credentials. Also, u can start working part time while studying and not rush the master program… it’ll give you more time to understand yourself and what you really want to do in the field that you are taking. I make my decision and plan my approach at 16 (age that Filipinos used to graduate high school). Just know that a plan is subject to change and it’s ok. Coming of age is part of life. Embrace the journey. Best of luck!!! P.S. I understand if S. Korean companies are a bit bias with Philippines or other countries graduate. But remember, millions of Filipino graduates are around the world working as OFW and one of the major driver of Philippines economy. Philippine graduates can compete globally. There are universities that has international accreditation. Philippine graduates usually can pass international exam certifications.

[@Beansprout.2131]

I think what you don't realize is the fact that graduates from the Philippines are actually more flexible and are being employed internationally because of English communication skills and exceptional work ethics. More and more foreigners are now studying college here in the country (mostly Medicine, Dentistry and Nursing) and then they go back to their countries or apply for a job in western countries like US, Canada, UK, Europe, etc. My Vietnamese friend who used to live here in the Philippines migrated to United States but went back here just to study Nursing. Then after passing the board exam and NCLEX, she flew back to the US and she is now a successful nurse there. There's endless opportunities for you, Lyn. For now, focus on studying hard especially English and years from now, you'll understand what I am pointing out. 😊

[@hellophilippines513]

She always thinks about the future. And she always tries her best. I'll show her your comment!Thanks for your advice🥰

[@amethyststone5236]

Wow😮. What a blue sky. It seems that there is no air polution in that place.

[@QueenBads]

Be like Filipinos.. remember que sera sera...just enjoy your youth and live life by day. Do not worry too much about the future and you will enjoy life to the fullest. That is how Filipinos maintain a happy life. I am a fan here!

[@zereprotsenzerep652]

Well coconut represent the whole tree and its fruit and buko was the young one fruit with soft meat texture.

[@hellophilippines513]

We didn't know that! Thank you for letting me know 🥰

[@alotlikeyou]

There's a Korean vlogger Juwonee I believe is her name. She grew up and studied in the Philippines, but she's back in Korea now and working. Didn't seem like she had a hard time getting a job in Korea.

[@hellophilippines513]

I know her! I watched her video. Thank you for your support 🥰

[@rydellgarcia]

11:16 there's this one korean youtuber that i watch as well, her name/youtube name is Juwonee, she graduated architecture at University of the Philippines (UP), and shes now working and living in Korea. so i guess it's not a problem

[@jonahprudenciado]

I am her new subscriber. I watched her recent vlog where she was in Korea. She said she was so homesick while in Korea that she went on vacation to the Philippines. She said she was so down that she had to go back to the Philippines.

[@nidabeltran8111]

Graduates from Philippine universities are very sought after professionals both here and abroad. Most are successful in their chosen professions. For sure, Lynn will get a good job in Korea even if she graduated in a Phil university. Her advantage is she will be fluent both in English and Korean. Even Korea cannot escape from globalization. Most Korean companies have gone global. For this, their workforce should be able to communicate well in English. But, there are some Koreans who prefer to work here in the Phil. Hence, even after getting a job in Korea, they come back to the Phil. I am a fan of Jessica Lee, who has become a famous, successful influencer and Sandara Park started in the Phil entertaiment industry before becoming a member of 20N1.

[@beashemmad.sayson545]

Being multilingual is good

[@rydellgarcia]

typically, koreans who studied here in PH adapt that neutral english accent thats why it's a good choice for their kids to study here

[@abrilmargarita8332]

lynn you can work as interpreter when you learn english and tagalog.😊 there are also good univeristies in the Philippines and one of them is in Dumaguete.. nursing graduates from the Philipippines are in demand too.🙂

[@warrenvillamil658]

A coconut is the mature fruit of the coconut(called lubi in Visaya and niyog in Tagalog/Pilipino) the younger coconut with soft meat and juice on it is called buko in Tagalog and butong in Visaya.The fried banana that you ate with taste of sweet potato is called maruya,made from semi-ripe banana mixed in flour batter then fried.Its like hash browns but made of banana(plantains) and flour.

[@chattcedric6321]

warrenvillamil, It's COCONUT WATER not Juice. Because JUICE is the Sap or Fluid that's being EXTRACTED or SQUEEZED OUT of any Fruit or Veggie. Like the Coconut Milk or GATA in Tagalog.

[@warrenvillamil658]

@@chattcedric6321 Jollibee ka tlaga para lang mpansin ka, eh di wow😂

[@chattcedric6321]

@@warrenvillamil658 Bakit mali ba sinabi ko? Marami din na mga taong katulad mo ang ayaw tumanggap ng pagkakamali eh. Be humble enough and open minded so you'll learn.

[@warrenvillamil658]

@@chattcedric6321 epal tawag jan kbayan at bida-bida

[@jullianmora7391]

Your father is right. Don’t worry About your college education when you move back to Korea to find a certain for what you are trained for in the Philippines. We, Filipinos here in the U.S..we are recognized as professional like being a Doctor, Scientist, an Engineer like myself, an educator, a nurse or medical technologies that also worked at the hospital. Mostly Filipinos here who graduated in the Philippines earned their degree, but your situation back there is a bit different. You just need a little patience to get what you dreamed of in your life. One more thing.....l love your family, and the way you enjoy my home country is truly amazing......now I’m kinda jealous.

[@Rimurutempest12894]

Lynn dont think in the future just enjoy your life and you can find lots of work in philipines just like call center,vlogger and your beautiful you can be a model too just enjoy your life as a teen for now...

[@hellophilippines513]

I wish her success with her channel's video vlogs.Thank you for watching my video 😀

[@Rimurutempest12894]

@@hellophilippines513 lynn gonna be famous she gonna be like jessica lee the vlogger,a korean but study in philipines and work a model and now a youtuber and thank you too for sharing how beautiful philipines are....

[@ericgudes4240]

welcome back... I really missed your videos for few days did not watch your videos because I was busy harvesting our mangoes.. just take care always and just have a plan and goal then focus.. for the main time jusy enjoy the present time and give your. best ..

[@hansolo1615]

graduating in the Philippines gives you an advantage apart from other asian universities. Only on tv series and movies that they say philippine universities are cheap and not good. But in reality companies prefer hiring graduates of philippine universisity

[@filipinohomecooking]

I think for college, she has to study in Korea or other country because if she graduate in the Philippines, she cant get a job here in the Philippines because of the unemployment rate in the Philippines. The PH government needs to prioritize filipinos in job hiring. That's why it will be hard for foreigners to get a job here. Just like in other country, they only allow foreign workers if the job is having a hard time getting locals to hire for the job. That is when they allow foreign workers to fill the job. There are many filipino working abroad but they have to gain experience here in the Philippines to get the job abroad. So if the Korean companies will not acknowledged her PH college degree, it is best for her to study college in Korea. But maybe it also depends on what course she will be taking.

[@Enim801]

...buko is the young coconut(the meat inside is soft) ...the rest is niyog na(the meat inside is hard you can make coconut milk out of it which we call it gata)

[@hellophilippines513]

We didn't know that! Thank you for letting me know 🥰

[@marlon950]

welcome back po.. God bless your family

[@kayakoto371]

This Is my favorite channel I like the messages in the last part of every video😊❤

[@crashercrasher9696]

Future profession for lynn when she study in the philippines is to be on medical field, like nurse , midwife or doctor, because med school here in ph is good and recognised around the world when comes from philippines

[@gigigavino-punsalang7400]

The whole plant is called coconut tree (puno ng niyog in Filipino). The young coconut with sweet coconut water and soft coconut meat is called buko in Tagalog (botong in Bisaya). The mature coconut with hard coconut meat for cooking and coconut oil is simply called niyog in Tagalog.

[@Stormvue]

This young lady is very smart to worry about her future. There is nothing wrong with that. But don’t worry too much about the future cause it will make you fail the present. Young lady you’re beautiful and smart and I’m sure if you want to be a model in the Philippines, you can be one.

[@hellophilippines513]

She always thinks about the future. And she always tries her best.Thanks for your advice🥰

[@Adeltigbao892]

That place is soo relaxing full of trees, welcome back.❤

[@kaybadley4653]

As long as your daughter knows how to speak fluent english she will go far. its not what you've got it how you use it . some people are intelligent however not smart enough to get a job. as long as your daughter has that charm and nice personality towards other people she will go far. Just like your family now , you've been liked by the people including me thats why we all subscribed. Lynn dont think what will happen to you in the future when you go back to Korea . enjoy for now.

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for your concern. She read the comments and got energy.🥰

[@erwin547]

Its ok to worry about the future. Don't feel like you have to choose to get higher education in the Philippines because you live there. Do what you think would be best for you. You can always come back to the Philippines as your second home and you will always be welcome

[@hellophilippines513]

She always thinks about the future. And she always tries her best.Thanks for your advice🥰

[@eriks1169]

Me as an example. I went to school in the Philippines and took up Civil Engineering. I went to the U.S. and took a low paying job in the beginning but had to show what I can do as an engineer, and at least in my eyes, found work and success. Just as long as you get your education wherever it is, you will find success anywhere to show what you know!

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for your valuable advice.I believe my daughter 🥰

[@edgarmorallos6096]

Loving much this korean family

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for watching my video 🥰

[@HelenDy-o8r]

There are so many foreigners graduated here in the Philippines and landed a good paying job here in Philippines...Korean English teachers in Baguio city had a salary of 200k to 250k a month teaching Koreans English, some do it online...

[@hellophilippines513]

Really? Wow it's amazing. Thank you for letting me know 🥰

[@HelenDy-o8r]

@@hellophilippines513 bon chon chicken, net gate Korea corporation, kepco Philippines corporation, k food incorporated, are Korean companies here in the Philippines , a lot of Koreans work and they graduated from Philippine universities...

[@jaimeespiritu5399]

Wishing you all the best, enjoy your stay and always be safe...

[@YummyFever-dv1jx]

Don't think too much Lynn,you are beautiful you have a potential to be an actress or artist here Philippines like Ryan Bang he is famous here now in our country his from Korea too,or blogging your own...

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for your concern. She read the comments and got energy.🥰

[@matetmartinez8215]

I like the clouds very beautiful

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for watching my video 🥰

[@cjmlads]

From a bisaya perspective: Coconut is the tree. In Dumaguete and other Bisaya provinces, we call it Lubi. Its fruit is separated in to 5 types: Lahing - the old coconut. Color Brown. Butong - the young coconut. Color green/yellow. In Tagalog it is called Buko. Buang - a coconut that has no buko flesh inside and just water. Guilikangan - a coconut that has only got half of buko flesh and the other half got no flesh. It's juice is amazingly so sweet. Macapuno - a variety of a coconut that has no water inside and the coconut meat is somehow gelatinous. PS. A lahing coconut that is about to grow has a white thing inside, it is called Bula and it is edible. You must try it.

[@mateo0980]

Business is the answer...your afraid about your future job here,forget it.... You just have to study and when you graduate start your own business here...

[@hellophilippines513]

She always thinks about the future. And she always tries her best.Thanks for your advice🥰

[@kptoy]

That banana you ate is called “pinay-pay”. It’s called that because it’s a shape of a fan, which is called “pay-pay” in bisaya. Hence, Pinay-pay. 😊

[@jeckaldrichlucero101]

Philippines has good universities especially in manila.

[@hellophilippines513]

When my children grow up, we will live in Manila. for their university. Thank you for watching my video 🥰

[@HelenDy-o8r]

My neighbor here in Davao city is Korean .. graduated here in Davao city and now she is teaching Korean kids with English and teaching Filipino kids with Korean language...she is being paid per hour...she had 75 students today...she had been paid 275 pesos per hour...

[@hellophilippines513]

Ah! If English speak well I think there are many jobs she could have. Thank you for watching my video 🥰

[@HelenDy-o8r]

@@hellophilippines513 there are many international school here in the Philippines, Lynn can work in Korean embassies or as a translator for Korean companies here in Philippines...many Koreans work here for a Korean companies....as a translator and product enforcers....

[@FloAnicete]

I just recently discovered your video channel and I've been watching you everyday. I tell you what? I fell in love with all of your family right away lol. and you're nice people and fun and also Filipino people are nice to you. I miss my homeland a lot. I left Philippines when I was 17 I'm now 60 live in USA. Haven't been back there for 43 years. I would definitely comeback soon, cause you're are making me come back there soon lol and I make sure that we meet. I would like to meet all of you. Glad you'll like and happy there in the Philippines of course nice people. please keep making videos ❤👍👊

[@claireannabellana433]

If Lyn becomes good in English she can be an Engl teacher in Korea and work as a part time model and vlogger

[@liesagaddy]

I'm happy to see you back in my beautiful country Philippines. Watching from California🇺🇲🇵🇭

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for watching my video 🥰

[@eurotimexph5640]

Lynn shouldn't worry about finishing her studies here in the Philippines. She could take and complete a college course here in Philippines for the career of her choice and should she choose to work in Korea or anywhere else, depending on the job suited for her college degree, she would only need either an accreditation of the unit descriptions from her transcript of records or passing a licensure exam required by the country where she would want to work. She might need to spend a few months or so to attend review classes in that country to prepare her for the exam/accreditation because naturally examination structures are entirely different from one country to another. Nevertheless, the education, experience and training that she will get in the Philippine universities should provide her enough foundation to be able to pursue a career anywhere in the world. There are tens of thousands of Filipinos who are now working in different industries around the world and are successfully competing in their various fields, with their Philippine education in their sleeves. For now, focus on your studies, be it here in the Philippines or in Korea. I'm sure you'll be just fine. ❤🙏

[@rising_sun8682]

coconut = English; buko = Tagalog meaning young coconut fruit, 'butong' = Bisaya word also means young coconut fruit.

[@hellophilippines513]

We didn't know that! Thank you for letting me know 🥰

[@angelitoayson1570]

Content of your blog is so cute and very impormative, there’s a sense that makes your subscribers increasingly and interested… keep it up…

[@hellophilippines513]

Thamk you for watching my video 🥰

[@annmilacayabyab6130]

Dont worry about it, you can find work easily beacause finishing with good english as another language will give you more opportunity in the future.

[@Iamtheman143]

Try to ask @Juwonee she lives and graduated in the Philippines and now she's back and work in Korea. hope she can help

[@zzzzzsleeping]

If Lynn is worried that she will not find a job in Korea if she graduates in the Philippines, well consider this. I helped a lot of Filipino graduates and they found jobs in United States, Canada, England, Australia, New Zealand, and other parts of Europe. Usually, the medical field curriculum is the same in the United States and other parts of the world. If Lynn is strictly wants to live and work and Korea, then I can agree. The school curriculum in Korea does not match the curriculum in the Philippines but it does in the Western countries.

[@justlurking5203]

There are Koreans who studied in PH (some even their whole education) then go back to Korea for work.

[@kradgie]

buko and niyog are both called coconut in english. To be more specific buko means young coconut niyog mostly used for food with gata

[@Xrated_YT]

have a good day in the philippines guy's!

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for watching my video 🥰

[@marialeonoraicaro9299]

No worry lynn a lot of koreans living here in Philippines are contented they finished their school or education here in Philippines like kristypata who is a vlogger, filipino boo, etc be safe God bless🙏🏻💖🤗

[@stillscion-bf7tg]

Hotel and Restaurant Management are the most Enrolled courses here on Philippines. You can Easily find a jobs Hotel or Resorts in Philippines or Around the world or set up & operate you're own restaurant, cafe. Also you can learns a lots of delicious cooking's and recipes in Philippines culture regarding different snacks, drinks, and food recipes

[@tomskiesevs3754]

They say if you graduated in the philippines and have complete school Credentials,you can apply in any countries…there are more filipinos Working in the US, canada,Uk,australia and more in the middle east..and all are working professionals…

[@hellophilippines513]

Oh! Really? But My children's academic background in the Philippines is not recognized in Korea. So, my daughter is worried. Thank you for letting me know 🥰

[@noriestemper840]

Your daughter is only in high school right? When she decide to go to college in the Philippines make sure the school is accredited or recognized in other countries to avoid unnecessary further studies just to be accepted.

[@animeparadise1556]

Don't worry about that thing too much. There are so many Koreans here in Philippines who became successful in Businesses or even just in Entertainment alone. Korea is a country which might not be so easy to find work for a Philippines University graduates but, there are so many countries around the world that accepts or in demand of students who graduated from the Philippines Universities, especially in the western world countries. I'm an ECE graduate (Lasalle Bacolod). Now I'm working here in Rome, as an engineer. The salary here is far bigger compared to South Korea. Some of my batch mates are in Australia, U.S., Brazil etc. That's why don't worry about that too much. There are so many Universities in Philippines that are well known even from Western Countries like La Salle.

[@privatefam]

True.! If your a University Graduate from Philippines, it's more easy to apply for jobs in Western Countries if compared to some Universities there is Asia. I'm now in Spain, working as a nurse. Many Universities in Philippines has a Spanish subject. I also worked in UK for 3 years as a nurse before pandemic and after that I transferred here in Spain because my two brothers are here as well--- working as an Engineer and Doctor. English or Spanish, we all have that in Many Universities, plus some Philippines Universities are well known even here in Spain. My salary here is also far more bigger to South Korea (with lots of benifits).

[@animeboi4702]

Kinda true. My cousins are now all in abroad including my brother. Most of them are teachers; America, Thailand, Kazakhstan and Japan.

[@lynmendoza1515]

Lyn, youre still very young for now dont worry too much enjoy life we know that u are a responsible daughter and u are a bit worried, for now study hard and study english and tagalog as much as u can coz for sure it will help u go in places while you are in Philippines im sure theres a bright future store for u…

[@Traveller127]

You're such a great family.. A good example to everyone. 😊

[@ivoryrain9895]

Loving d beautiful vibes of d mom and dad😍so caring,kind,pretty outgoing minded,sweet and cheerful 😍kid’s are equally beautiful too😍Hello Philippines 😍thank you for visiting my Philippines 🇵🇭 Mabuhay😍

[@betnak6283]

Lynn you are young ,smart and beautiful… just enjoy your life. I’m sure you can have a good future.if no company will hire you build your own company.😀

[@RaptorDvr-hd7gx]

Enjoy life! Life is about living. Life is about experience. Most of all... life is all about collecting memorable moments... the memories. Your life is already rich with all of these... Live for the "now"... Life is a mystery and in many way - God has already laid out the plans for you and it is up to you to follow your own life path. Hopefully, you have no regrets in life. Never take things for granted as often we realise what we have lost until it is gone! Live life - live your dreams!

[@hexlhieA]

i know alot of foreigners who graduated here and work abroad. I literally had korean classmates in college who work in other countries. So they can most certainly go to school here.

[@calebalonsagay7500]

You can enter university here in philippines. I think korea accept graduates from university. Especially those who are credited. Or you can go to international schools. Some korean do their masteral here in philippines too

[@souvenirtvinksa3454]

Keep vlogging and everythings going find and enjoy every moment you have right now

[@ngerohgalon1766]

Nice video. Beautiful family👍

[@lorrainesilao-santos7539]

Don't worry Lyn, if you graduated here in the Philippines, and if you're more fluent in English, there will be more job opportunities for you with big multinational companies..Job opportunities with foreign companies were already possible due to outsourcing, so even if you're working from home here in PH or in Korea it can be done..Just polish your English very well since it's the Universal language and a must for office work...Many Filipinos were already doing it, and have high paying jobs..

[@HelenDy-o8r]

That's the reason why many Koreans in Baguio city..so many home base school teaching Koreans English...

[@melendaya4191]

Don't worry about the future Lynn enjoy life 😉 look Mr Filipino boo, A Korean teacher from SNU in Korea. Filipino boo is hard to speak in English but now good in English and stay here in Philippines with the Pilipina girl friend ☺️

[@botchokstrawberryfarmtv3354]

Thank u guys...I love all your videos...very touching ..fighting!!!

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for watching my video 🥰

[@Mhadz-gd3em]

Pinaypay ...some other province called it MARUYA...

[@arvinadap]

Welcome back to Phillipines ❤

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for watching my video 🥰

[@arvinadap]

Please cook banana q and kamote q in your house because this is Lyn's favorite food

[@jenae1913]

Buko is the young coconut😊and the banana if it's a little bit sour it means the banana is overripe. Good for making turon and maruya😘☺️

[@franciscodantic6831]

enjoy your time.. living in the Philippines.. you will treasure those good memories ❤

[@joeys4269]

Love her enthusiasm

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for watching my video 🥰

[@the_lazy_Scout]

Thank you for another great video guys. I really love the outlook that you have in life. Peace of mind and happiness is always better than most things. ❤😄🤝

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for watching my video 👋🥰

[@MAGDOMTV]

You don't have to worry cutie. You can be an instant celebrity here in the philippines.just keep on going and don't stop making more vlogs. Don't forget to interact and make more interesting videos. Godbless you all.

[@hellophilippines513]

She always thinks about the future. And she always tries her best.Thanks for your advice🥰

[@angeljakeeomma]

dont worry after graduation lynn in manila theres a lot of job opportunities even you are a foreigner, filipinos are very welcoming when it comes to foreigners as long as you did a good grades and graduated you will soon get a job in the philippines or in korea just do your best on your studies

[@swannygaming_roblox]

Butong is the young coconut fruit in Visaya. The one that you ate is called Pinaypay (resembling a hand fan) sprinkled in white sugar, it is similar to Maruya (deep fried) both are made from plantains or bananas like kardaba or saba.

[@gmc-bb1dq]

Hi, greetings!. I am a big fan of your channel. Glad you are enjoying your stay in the Philippines. Really appreciate that you find all the positives in everything that you experience in our country. Now, as for Lynn's concern ... This is My Opinion only - Dumaguete is a great place for retirement. Not so for young families like yours. Especially, opportunities/better education for your kids - maybe consider Philippine cities where well respected schools (like De LaSalle, Ateneo, International schools, etc) are represented. Again, my opinion only

[@Rmee_1206]

The place is so amazing. It’s very peaceful with clean and fresh air. Lynn don’t worry about studying in the PH i followed also on KZbin a Korean family who live in the PH all the kids graduated college there and they can speak really good English and understand Tagalog. The eldest is now working in SK. For now just have fun❤️

[@tannyg.1234]

I agree with you that you just need to live for the present and do your best while you're at it. Going to a good school in the Philippines and choosing a course that would be applicable everywhere including in Korea would be something to consider as well....There are a lot of Korean youtubers who have lived and studied in the Philippines who are now doing great in Korea. I'm sure Lynn will find her own path...just live your day happily, the universe will provide whatever it is that you will wish for.

[@emmylouarango50]

Welcome back home to your second home Hello Philippines! Thank you for loving my country..stay safe always🤞🤞🤞

[@hellophilippines513]

Thank you for watching my video 🥰