What’s It Like Being Black in The Philippines?

[@Jayyhartmann]

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

[@Zee_1003]

Jared. you have to interview Dwaine Wooly he's an Australian vlogger who used to be a missionary. he is married to a Filipino and has 1 cute baby boy, Nitro. he's fluent in Tagalog and Bisaya, too

[@Aesops22]

No matter what people say, they are our sisters.

[@greciabaltazar3352]

They are perfectly gorgeous

[@incognitorust]

Hiligaynon is probably the most beautiful among the Filipino dialects as it is describe as calm and soothing even when angry. Iloilo is otherwise known as the City of Love.

[@zachzoldyck1796]

language po

[@Armis71]

Patyon ta ka kag bitayon! Ahh so sweet ano sinabi nya? Ma lambing talaga!

[@vincentclaro2945]

@@Armis71 Haha patyon gid dayon? kag Bitayon? testingi be kay mauna danay 🤣🤣 Peace lang ah..kalain sa baba ah

[@josephmariealba8483]

Yeah. It is so nice hearing the slight sing-song Ilonggo accent.

[@CycoPatPonfe]

Ang ganda ganda ng kambal na ito. Salamat jared sa napakamaganda mong show

[@eventhorizon7163]

Agreed at parehong intelligent. I hope they both realize it as well and just continue to live their lives with confidence. I wish ma-appreciate ng lahat ang mga ibang types of beauty and skin color. God created us to be uniquely beautiful.🙂

[@cebuano101]

Pinapanood ko rin ang mga videos nila Beca and Liz. Beautiful interview.

[@Jayyhartmann]

Thank you po ate 😊

[@itsmegeewun4959]

Theyre gorgeous and i think they fit to being a Pinoy

[@3dots166]

They are Pinoy though, their mom is Filipino.

[@erwynbalbuena9900]

These 2 are my favorite!

[@aexa04]

It’s nice to know that you meet. Love these girls 😊

[@seyerb]

I'm a Filipino and I find this conversation interesting. I've been watching and smiling the whole time,...a white guy and two black women speaking to each other in my native language? Wow! That is really entertaining...Thank you guys for doing this. Also, I find the two black women very attractive.

[@johnvcm]

Jared thank you for this! Your content's quality and especially the interaction with the Wineding Down twins in this video really is displaying your growth. Right from the beginning I was hooked and invested. This was a superb interview. Keep it up!

[@zhufladongfhanget9633]

Pinoys are always amaze how foreigner learn learn tagalog or any pinoy dialect coz its not ordinary its special for us coz if you know the pinoy language means you embrace the culture you love it and you want to belong and for us pinoy we welcome that.thats why were curious

[@dimensionninja4929]

back when I was in Church there was this American dude who tried speaking to me in Filipino, when I went to Kuala Lampur for a Youth Conference, a korean girl spoke in Filipino as well, it really freaked me out

[@frisc0pn0ib0i]

But Filipinos need to understand this could be offensive and irritating. It’s all about space. I’m sure naman alam nyo yung “wag pakielamera” or maging sismosa

[@zhufladongfhanget9633]

@@frisc0pn0ib0i hindi naman porke nagtanong ka pano natuto ang isang banyaga na magkapagsalita ng lenggwahe o dayalektong pinoy ay pagiging pakialamera o tsismosa na natural na macurious ang isang pinoy dahil d naman lahat ng banyaga ay gusto matuto ng salitang pinoy kaya palaging ang pinoy ang nag aadjust sa pakikipagkomunikasyon sa banyaga kht nasa pilipinas ang banyaga na dapat cla ang matuto ng salitang pinoy ikaw ba kng pumunta ka ng kht anung bansa labas ng pinas magsasalita ba ng lenggwaheng pinoy ung mga tao dun hindi dahil ikaw ung dayo kaya ikaw ang dapat matuto ng salita nila pero sa pinas hindi ang pinoy sadyang sadyang sanay sa pakikisalamuha kaya ninanaisnya mabilis magkaintindihan sa pakikipagkomunikasyon kht pa ang pinoy ang mag aadjust para sa banyaga

[@AnnDeJesus1972]

Wow they're fluent in English and Tagalog + Ilonggo dialect which is Hiligaynon👏❤🇵🇭🇸🇦

[@zachzoldyck1796]

Hiligaynon is a language

[@AnnDeJesus1972]

@@zachzoldyck1796 my dialect Aklan(Aklanon)Hiligaynon(Western Visayas)

[@zachzoldyck1796]

@@AnnDeJesus1972 can you have a research first about the difference between the 2 and when to have it call a dialect and a language because most elderly people here in the Ph including you, still have these knowledge. There are some corrections with regards the two topic. A lot of professors are even correcting this topic. It's up to you if you want to gain more knowledge.

[@zachzoldyck1796]

@@AnnDeJesus1972 and also, ' A language could have dialects but a dialect couldn't have languages.

[@AnnDeJesus1972]

@@zachzoldyck1796 thanks for the info..you're right ✅

[@indigo2502]

hi Jared, I have a friend from Ghana and he's native in tagalog after 1.5 years of learning. Im truly amazed of how well he is when it comes to his proficiency. If you want to know more about him, just let me know. :))

[@jaguu4real]

Hi, I'm Ghanaian too from the Netherlands and I spoke Dutch after half a year in the country. I think we Ghanaians are naturally gifted with languages cause I know Ghanaians from all over the world who speak other languages as well. Can you connect me with my Ghanaian brother? I'd like to connect with him next time I return to the PH (I was there in April)

[@rebeccadorgu2544]

Thanks for the interview, Jared! ❤️ kitaay ta soon sa Manila 😊

[@stephenperlas4483]

Wow..taga iloilo rin ako mga idol.im proud ilonggo😊God Bless you all idol..you both pretty❤😊

[@avisreymond6964]

kakatuwa naman kayo, taglish na taglish ang way ng usapan. Cheers guys!

[@scorpio_butuan]

So beautiful ( African-Filipina)

[@davidprofeta2004]

Black is beauty❤❤❤

[@robadventure8007]

They are beautiful...Ilongga sila..malambing!👍🇵🇭🇧🇭🌹 I laugh😂when they ask ..then mag "Nigerian ka sunod language mo if sunod na gf is Nigerian"..your so quick to say walang kasunod...😂😂 your safe brooo😂😂

[@pinoybrand]

They both gorgeous, I’m so in love 😎

[@elmiega980]

hahah its some kind of funny when beca and liz said si JARED its way to pinoy talaga

[@johnmascardo7047]

I watch and listen to their podcast

[@AteRoseEnriquez]

Magaling talaga❤ kayo lahat magsalita ah sege Zamboanga din tayo el chavacano kwento tayo.

[@viviansimon4853]

They are beautiful❤

[@PhilCherry3]

Wonderful discussion!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💙💙💙

[@indiokyo]

legit mga experience nila😂 pero dapat pag nasa labas sila ng manila dapat magtagalog sila un ang pinaka defense mechanism nila kung sakaling may ibang filipino na ignorante sa itsura nila at para ma alarm ang mga back stabber😂

[@christiaanmichaelcatbagan4989]

True! colonialism made us think that if you are not of the Caucasian complexion you are of a lower class.. Filipino's were called indios. I'm glad the two ladies understood the reason.

[@theguywhoasked-r7e]

Well nigerians are also colonized by the UK so I dont think thats the reason. Besides, we already have colorism way before spanish era

[@joodeki]

Many of the Filipino tribes like the Sambals, Tagalog, and Visaya, etc, were slave hunters. And among those slaves, only one group of people were considered "slaves that could not buy their freedom/forever slaves" and those were the Aeta/Negrito. Caucasian colonialism didn't start "colorism" in the Philippines, our ancestors did. And before you go tell me it wasn't about their color, it very much was about them being "different". A Tagalog that looked like a Visayan could buy/earn their freedom, but an Aeta never could. "[Dark] complexion means you are a lower class", is basically what you were saying. Again, that's because Filipino slaves, the lowest class, were of dark complexion. Yes, colonialism from the Spanish and Muslims (Arabs, Southeast Asians, and even Chinese-Muslims) did add to the fire, but let's not pretend that our ancestors were holier than them.

[@christiaanmichaelcatbagan4989]

@@theguywhoasked-r7e I believe we can't compare other peoples experience to colonialism and the result of which to be the same in all cases, nor can anyone say that the result would be untrue.. until now in the Philippine media and beauty products for women, we are heavily bombarded with products that implies having a fairer skin or light colored skin is something to be preferred. Our identities as natives of the country have also been meticulously destroyed during the 400 years of colonialism.

[@christiaanmichaelcatbagan4989]

@@joodeki This I definitely did not know thanks for educating me. I do agree that colonialism may have aggravated the situation.

[@theguywhoasked-r7e]

@@christiaanmichaelcatbagan4989 All Im saying is that nigerians are naturally dark, while filipinos can be lightish tan in color, and brownish in color. Thats why people in the higher ups can still look lighter compared to outside workers. While nigerians have almost the same pigment even if they stay indoors. For example, visayans have this practice called binukot. Which secludes a lady to make their skin fairer and make them ready for marriage. Mostly reserved for nobles of our kingdoms, or a more worthy man

[@joelgalang-r9v]

jared meron vlogger sa germany si MARIA ALONIA asawa siya ng isang filipino marunong syang magtagalog sana mainterview mo rin sya

[@powptastik]

Ang ganda-ganda nila, mga Ilongga yan!

[@edieiyon]

The most gorgeous filipina I've ever seen....tbh.

[@pinoyhawaiifarmer8270]

Pretty girls. You need to acquire Philippine passports so that you can be called Filipina regardless of color. I am following a Filipino vlogger in Equitorial Guinnea, (Africa) who helps poor families there. And by next month he will be going home for good bringing home with him, One black family to migrate and study in the Philippines. I hope the 5 children will not be discriminated by the community. The channel is PINOY IN EQUATORIAL GUINNEA.

[@miguelbalisi9952]

Filipinos getting surprised at foreigners speaking Tagalog means pride. We're very proud that other people love Tagalog otherwise they wouldn't have had the interest to learn it. Spanish or French people not getting surprised why people speak their language, the twins said the reason why--they are universal languages and it's normal if people speak them. Like them, we could be annoyed too if we constantly get same reactions from Filipinos over and over again but it can't be helped, unless every single Filipino they meet knows them already before, and it wouldn't be the case. It's fine to get used to it since all nationalities have distinctive characteristics and it won't adapt to foreigners or anyone. It should be the other way around if you live in one nationality's country. Also, before they start speaking Tagalog and say that they're Filipinos, people that don't personally know the beautiful twins wouldn't think they are Filipinos because they obviously don't look Filipinos. This also can't be helped and it's absolutely alright, nothing bad about it. But the Filipinos who told them to try using whitening soap, that is absolutely foul and abhorrent. That or those Filipinos deserve disciplining. But I think the most they have experienced it is 3x. Maybe. And 3x is too many to take though only superbad or mentally-ill Filipino would say that. You also can't help thinking why they're elusive to identifying themselves as neither Filipinos nor Nigerians. ??

[@larryjones4760]

It is not easy to aquire a filipino citizenship not unless one of your parents is filipino.

[@gabrielmcdonnell8699]

But if they didn’t claim their Pinay side, these twins would be accused of being ashamed to be Filipina. Btw, my racial makeup is the same as them (black father/Filipina mother) and in the U.S. I identify as Afro-Filipino. ✌🏽

[@miguelbalisi9952]

@gabrielmcdonnell8699 no Filipino would accuse them, only those that aren't broad-minded.

[@gabrielmcdonnell8699]

@@miguelbalisi9952 I was actually responding to the original commenter who claimed that you need a Filipino passport to be a Filipino.

[@ArgelValenzuela-p9z]

Ang Ganda pala. Ng mga African girl pag may lahing Pinoy,, natural 😂❤❤❤

[@MarisSanone-kj7jj]

Nakakaaliw panoorin. I had a lots of lessons that I've learned from you Jared with the twins. At para sa mga KAMBAL, ay abaw hiligaynon kamo ya gali? Mabuting nagkausap kayong tatlo at nakakaaliw kayong panoorin. Thank Jared sa content mo.

[@Inuyasha182germany]

Ako din foreigner .Puerto Rican blonde Ang hair. Almost 25 years nka nakatira sa malabon skwater. I'm being proud as a Filipino .kht gulay lng kainin nmin msaya magkakasama kmi mag kakapatid kahit mahirap di nanamin kaylangan ng kayamanan sa mundo.basta kht maliit sahod hati hati kmi sa tanghalian hapunan masaya na.

[@meowplz]

loving the flow of the convo ❤

[@rockscorpion]

They're black and BEAUTIFUL!!!♥️🇵🇭... honestly, ang gaganda nila!😍

[@FullofBeansie]

Gorgeous ladies!

[@bornok4061]

Galing both sides 💯👌

[@bornok4061]

Wow! Ka gwapa gid sang kapid 🥰

[@taragistalaga7903]

Great show. Had fun watching. Napaka easy at natural ng interactions nyo sa isat isa….i like that.

[@SmilingBoxer-cp2ue]

Wow Ang gaganda niyo identical twins ! Love you .Keep on Jared with your vlogging interview.

[@eduardovillarin8791]

Kalahi namin sila bilang pilipino...proud ako sa kanila. Mga Pilipino talaga ang puso at pag iisip

[@rasbagi5465]

What an interesting life story ❤

[@AbeLmacalino]

What's my observation today and like yesterdays.... I've notice that the word "ka" vs "kayo", when i was a kid, if we say " ka" means your on the same level, meaning friends and barkadas etc., now when you us " kayo" that doesn't mean always plural but used that to address , sometimes i tried to correct ppl who use to address me with "ka" "kayo", (just to let you know i am now 72 yrs old. ) sometimes kids now a days just got confused, when to use "ka" to "kayo".

[@radrosas9687]

you guys are brilliant linguists! not everyone can learn different languages or dialects.

[@diosdadohontucanjr.7287]

you are real filipinos... love you all...

[@martingrefalde1822]

Yes she's like my sister leaving now in australia

[@azubuikechijioke7712]

That is my beautiful sister from Nigeria ❤

[@vruiz7256]

Ngayon ko lang nalaman na may mga kababayan pala tayo na nagagalit o nambabato pag di napagbigyan magpicture

[@kristinhannah001]

Totoo ba yun? Parang ngayon konlang din narinig

[@reymondsegui7094]

Hindi totoong cristiano yun.kasi ang totoong tinatanggap ang pagkacristiano ay may kababaan ng loob kasi yun ang utos ng diyos para sa mga cristiano yung magpakumbaba tayo lagi gumalang pairalin ang pagibig sa kapwa.

[@dodexsamforna446]

You ladies are so pretty!

[@pennylanesylla2554]

Beautiful ladies… my kids are half Haitian American…. I wish they can visit the Philippines soon… I talk to them in bisaya more than Tagalog….im glad to see more blaisian in pinas.. a lot of Pinoy are already open minded now…

[@jhuntownvlog8551]

Black is beautiful...some finoy don't appreciate once they see black person in the village because of ignorance....

[@userytwontletmeuseanyotherun]

Ilonggos or Visayan are good English speakers and they have more difficulties speaking Tagalog coz of the accent.. btw you are both beautiful and you're a Filipina

[@josephpogi2850]

Try mo c juwonee korean girl speaking fluent tagalog

[@andygarcis380-l1v]

Kaya ako naririto, dahil nakita ko, frankly speaking, nakita ko ang dalawang maitim na babae na napakaganda sa paningin ko. Ang kinis ng kanilang balat. By the way, brown color ako. Ang hilig ko talagang manuod ng video ng mga african at ang unang nakakakuha ng atensyon ko ay ang makinis nilang skin.

[@maggieowen5312]

Hahaha… Bahala na si Batman!! 😆😂🤣🤣

[@hunk2176]

The new Miss Universe Philippines is half Black/Filipino.

[@AngryKittens]

4 months ago na upload ninyo sa Wineding Down. Upload more! I really like the topics you pick.

[@thewinedingdownpodcast]

We’ll be uploading soon! Thanks for the support po 😊

[@kingunda5013]

They're so pretty.😍

[@Oges985]

They are both absolutely gorgeous damn

[@Themystergamerr]

Here after the jubilee video. Congratulations dude

[@nelsonlomod9601]

In the Philippines rice every meal is not really rice alone, its rice with beef, pork, fish or poultry its like bread with beef, pork, fish or poultry. And we also cooking bananas and root crops eat with or replace rice.

[@Maribet-g4z]

Yes i agree they are pretty

[@benjaminlim3921]

Wow sooo beautiful twins❤

[@RonelAurora]

pretty blacks and filipinos too .these two were of our blood.Yeah filipinos has a discrimination by attitude, just like we here in Baguio City or in Manila before. All Maritess are arguing things especially personal matters. Like why skin is dark or why the nose is small and flat why tall or light colors filipinos are good in commentaries as if they were pretty facially and bodily.

[@mylenebaylon805]

Pretty cool conversation!!!!

[@mrscorpioguy69]

Love you all.

[@quionario2559]

Wow they are beautiful really sumali sa pageant pwede

[@delanthonytv432]

Di lahat ng pilipino racism ... Karamihan lang Kasi inosente Sila sa ibang lahi

[@zachzoldyck1796]

racist* adj

[@MAGICJ23]

As a black American, it's so nice to listen to there story, they are well educated and have very friendly personalities, the way they adapted to being black/ mixed race in the Philippines is graceful, stay focus our Queens so happy to have got to meet you here

[@cmartin5903]

Yes. I hear that Nigerians are always well educated and a very smart and confident people. ❤

[@ferdsbayas1116]

Did you know that Iloilo is the only soft spoken dialect in the Philippines. If you hear them arguing / fighting verbally, you will never know.

[@tatamelbavlogs5561]

Ilo -ilo lang nga lugar nakad tuan mo bisan bacolod mahinay man mag estorya

[@PrudencioPrincipe]

I love this twins...they're beautiful n your welcome here.

[@ronifajardo9391]

I didn't know they're half Filipina. I'm one of their subscriber ❤

[@rupeshortega9680]

Their skins are beautiful...in our place in Ilocos Norte, we don't care aboit color.

[@elyasessa5118]

I hope you visit Philippines ❤❤

[@resoluteapib5708]

I love those Ilonggas! They so pretty

[@woodykusaki9970]

Yeah I can't blame them. I'm Filipino myself and Filipinos do have this prejudice against blacks back in the day. In fact I had this black classmate back in 2004 and whenever he gets into a fight with one of my female classmates, she calls him the n word. Then the black guy brings it up and she gets surprised. I mean the n word in Filipino is just a 1 letter difference from English. lol

[@theboringtube]

Oh your both ilongga.. wow

[@adebayotosin7369]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 to the world ❤

[@maclovioberumen1917]

I'm in love 😍

[@virgiealberto7692]

hello ang gaganda nio

[@gameovr8266]

If your part Filipino by blood or by heart your Filipino period

[@waterlilly78]

Hi fellow Hilaygaynon, I would love to hear you guys speak it.

[@richardpotolin7987]

Iloilo speaking bisaya like me.. the mother of two girl no learning to speak in bisaya.

[@twofarfromhome]

I can understand spoken Tagalog about as well as a dog... a smart dog! Because Spanish is my 2nd language, what comes out when I try to speak Tagalog is more like Spangalog 😂.

[@raulrequiez4772]

Karamihan ng Pilipino brown color we are not white people but we have black Pilipino like aetas

[@abnermangui-ob4763]

Pure BEAUTY......ganda kaya.

[@fernandobalaguer5404]

Hahaha nkktuwa ganda ng usap nyo ang galing nyo mg tagalog ..

[@yaaaraves8951]

Remember, too, that even in North America, there’s still discrimination - really very sad.

[@floridaaguada4216]

Wow,ganda nila❤malalambing mga iloilo.

[@andreapost9374]

Black is beautiful!!

[@ronnelacido1711]

Gorgeous twins these two ladies.

[@dioncena1992]

*padayon lang*

[@humpreydiocares1431]

Nakakatuwa Naman toh Hahaha Ako din ee nag aaral Ng Portuguese para sa jowa ,, African Siya pero Portuguese ung salita nila bwahahahaha ! Salamat Po Kuya ... At sa mga videos nyo .. at sa nag gagandahang guest ... Attracted talaga ko sa blacks... I don't know why... 🤭😊

[@GaryGarces-k5i]

Kabayan.. Gaganda tlga nga Kaba Ayan ko

[@junpenaverde8735]

ang gaganda Nila

[@OfeliaCrisostomo-d1c]

You speak tagalog very well👍

[@aussiepedo122]

Pretty gorgeous twins!