FILIPINO CULTURE IS FUNNY! What's Different About The Philippines??

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

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[@chitaegandalalake263]

Wrong! ,,, there are female guards for female-entrance "always".

[@gramo63]

Mall entrances have SEPARATE entry lines for MALES and FEMALES -- because FEMALES need to have their HANDBAGS inspected and are therefore SLOWER than MALE entry lines. However, a MALE who carries a shopping bag will also experience a similar delay.

[@user-tv4ih2kq6r]

I think its more on comfortability of women, if another female guard is checking their bag it would be less embrassing to show their private belongings.

[@littlecoldhands]

It is more to do with frisking.

[@linoportelli8240]

All the malls i go to have one line and everyone goes through it. and the check is cursory at best, taking about 1-2 seconds per person.

[@marisaarimbay1838]

you dont know much about the Philippines

[@marilynmiciano]

Many not true!

[@unquebecoisauphilippines-ln9gl]

I live in the Philippines since 10 monyhs now, I discover her channel almost one year before coming here, I like her because she say the things just like they are, she don't try to sell her country as a paradise on earth. She talk about all kind of topics and she is open minded, no real taboo and the way she talk about it is acceptable for almost everybody because she is respectful.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Thanks for sharing!

[@sall1804]

What this girl said is not necessarily true..it depends on which area of the country you live.. I am not sure if her statements can be considered as “the Filipinos in general”

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Hmmm interesting 🤔

[@Fence09]

We don’t have tuba in Manila . That’s only in her province. I have a province but didn’t see any tuba in our province too. So it really depends on the place in the Philippines.

[@applerowena]

exactly.. in southern islands maybe, but not here up in the north

[@chloekavlogue8006]

I believe that sweet pea is from Cebu...And yeah, not all specifically the selling of "tuba" is not the same rlsewhere...depends on the region maybe where they have their own specialty of moonshine, I suppose...hehehehe...lambanog anyone?😂😂😂😂

[@luisc2yap381]

​@@Fence09 We have Tubá in Or. Mindoro but not in whole province(or towns).

[@George-ux6zz]

My family here in the US is mostly Filipino. They have many similarities and glaring differences. The difference is they're touchy Feely. They all hug everyone. My grandsons are half Filipino and inherited the Filipino nose. 😂😅

[@jhun8537]

The Filipino nose 😅😅😅

[@ckpalaris7772]

@@jhun8537 hahaha

[@veervenkat9273]

She is good at introspection and doesn't feel afraid to boldly let everyone know. She is helping those on both sides of the aisle. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@adamariebahian486]

The hugging is actually true. It was such a culture shock to me when I studied in the States that americans hug A LOT. It was difficult to get used to cos our culture isn't a fan of skinship when meeting except for really close friends and families.

[@Isabela2024-yr]

Nelly, it's not that bad. Philippines is changing everyday.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Agree

[@harrietdeluna1390]

Right those Pilipino who are OFW are exposed in traditional greeting in western ways hugs and kiss they do the adopted this greetings but those local they don’t the traditional Pilipino greeting you will see is the wack you in the shoulder or push or tap in t shoulder which I really love to watch because the camaraderie is in there most of the time you reciprocate the same way and start laughing and jokes comes out the funny conversations continue.

[@danielegante1389]

Clothes dryers are rare in the Philippines, but clothes washers are available in just about any appliance store. I bought my family's first washing machine with a swirl dryer in 1989, which was Japanese made; in 1989 I purchased a fully automatic (washer with concentric swirl dryer) of the Whirlpool brand. A Whirlpool service center in Quezon City (which was just 15 minutes' drive from my home) simultaneously with its introduction to the market. Japanese & Korean made appliances have long been available in the Philippines.

[@Waalkmeynard2504]

This woman generalized filipinos character and habits. You must know the Philippines is an archipelago. Every provinces has difference even in dialects. If you want to know the real goodness of filipinos, you have to go to far flung Philippine area. Nowadays, everything changed due to modern technologies.

[@delisyus]

Clothes dryers are rare because we can generally dry on clotheslines instead of racking up higher electric bills just to dry our clothes. Also, we tend to shower more often, change clothes more often and have clothes for the home and for going out. The material we use for our clothes is also often thin and that can be dried easily.

[@JanuWaray]

Clothes dryer are used in laundry shops. In ordinary households, the dryer is mostly used during the rainy season.

[@shynne3789]

Hugs are special for close friends and family. The usual hugs you'll get if isn't very close is an awkward side hug.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

So true!

[@charleshareford8713]

Right on point! The Filipina Pea is very informative on many different subjects that the common foreigner needs to know. She is often funny and at other times serious, but always well researched and informed. Her videos are geared to pass that information to we, foreigners that we don't "screw up." She shows respect for all cultures and most age levels, while still telling things like they are. Also, she is not an armchair KZbinr, but sometimes she gets out there to show some of the sights as well. I enjoy her channel and have learned a lot from her.

[@markjohansen6048]

Filipinos care very differential to foreigners and to old people. As an elderly foreigner, I appreciate that. For example, most stores have a special line for elderly, pregnany, and handicapped people, where you get faster service.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

This is also true

[@yetrotagabundok3756]

They separate the females from the males during bag inspections so that IF there are feminine items that will show in the open bags, the females won't feel embarrassed by the next female person in line seeing what those items are. They might feel embarrassed if a male happened to see what's in the lady's purse or bag.

[@EARTHandSKY-ld9pd]

Yes, female guard will be checking the female bags.

[@benelizajunacecaminero8112]

FR! It happened to me when me and my mom just about to enter into the mall and the guard is a male. I'm so embarrassed inside! I almost cried but I make a cool face but really inside I'm crying out in embarrassment. 😭😭😭 I remembered that embarrassing moment of my life while saying the segration of males and females because it has to be. 😭😭😭

[@MariaElenaFortaleza]

her comments and explanations may not pleased everyone here - but c'mon people it's her channel her video and personal views and observations on things surrounding her - so she is entitled to it - just chill out - you didn't die of her generalisation did you ?

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

❤️

[@ronito346]

She's 95% right

[@leonardoparagas2079]

Thank you Nelly for always reacting our Filipino culture. Thank you For loving our culture. I always watching your video's because Your Fun to watch that's why i dont skip the adds. and i do love watching you. I really do. Your smile, your laught it So genuily. You have a beautiful smile. Always Take Care Nelly and Your Family. God Bless!🙏

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

My pleasure 😊

[@erlindasalvacion7344]

Thanks Ms Nelly for sharing video with beautiful reaction. About our traditional culture. I hope more reaction videos for our support on your channel with out skipping ads. See you on your next videos and please take care of your self because we care about anybody else. GOD bless you always .🙏💖🙏💙🙏💜🙏💗🙏💛🙏💓🙏💚🙏💝🙏.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

More to come!

[@xdtrobowen3881]

tuba is not a moonshine thing or bootlegging produce. it is a legit and traditional coco wine process, from tuba wine to household vinegar.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Yum?

[@johnwjr7]

The Filipina Pea is great. You need to watch more of her videos. Watch them all the way through.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

🥰

[@davidmatthews7876]

The Filipina Pea produces very informative and accurate videos on the Philippines, and is well respected, your reactions are just over the top

[@IamLion2000]

you already know that the Philippines comprise of thousands of islands , and some islands may have different ways of life, or culture (Luzon, Visayas, christian Mindanao and muslim Mindanao as the three main) not to mention some islands that have multiple languages spoken may also have different beliefs and ways. so she may not be accurate in all what she is saying.

[@user-iy9zf1pl9m]

I agree! I don't understand why she's so popular. I hope that Nelly and her team will double, triple, quadruple check before featuring her again on her channel. Filipina Pea has a lot of opinions about Filipinos that humiliate us and aren't true.

[@IamLion2000]

​@@user-iy9zf1pl9m I agree with you. Her contents are all about destroying Filipinos.

[@RosielynRamsey-rm7bc]

I don't agree everything she said. I'm a Pilipino and hugging is part of our greetings to welcome or bye see you later. I think where her hometown is dirty minded. I'm in Mindanao of Surigaw Del sure we hugs and kiss on the cheeks we call Biso- Beso and we didn't think whatever she just said. as long nit on the lips girl. This lady is dirty minded. 8 percent of what she said is not really true. I think she talk about on base on her experience or how she she grows up. Or DIRTY MINDED. for that I DISAGREE 💯 %.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@sakiethel2006]

I am a Filipino but I hug family members and friends when greeting them especially after not seeing them for a long time.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

That is so sweet☺️

[@ronito346]

Yah like she said only on special times.

[@jingsy2794]

The Building Code requires a front setback. Houses that don’t have “front yard” didn’t simply comply with code.

[@jimc147]

Probably pilipino preperd back yard than front yard for privacy. But it better change specialy if you what to have a car or vehicle in the future.

[@jingsy2794]

@@jimc147 it’s not about preference or provisions for car. The building code exists to comply with for safety of the occupants. Skipping to engage professional/registered architects and engineers will not help too!

[@EARTHandSKY-ld9pd]

I agree.

[@maykayaka1232]

🎯 On point on your assessment of how she delivered her talk. She may be cancelled in no time. It's more of her displaying her oratorical skills than delivering her topic in a more sensible way.

[@jennese125]

One reason there is a Segregation in mall entrance - male usually don't have bags, while women carry bags

[@adianbeat6701]

😊😊

[@jimc147]

There another reason for that because before female might feal harass or complain that the guy behind him touching her but or the guy ting is thatching the girl but. Well it debatable.

[@woodsail40]

Hi, from Florida, You need to watch a few of her videos. She is a lot of fun! I love your smile.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Thank you, I will!

[@jeffraymondanexpatslifesty2384]

Yes you should watch more of her stuff. She is very good.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

🫶

[@MrEdwintmargallo]

There is what we call beso--beso. Its actually dipping your check on another check without even touching each other's check with protruding lips. This is done by women to women very close friends or peers. Its not done by men. Instead we shake hands. If close friends, the other hand reaches out the upper back just below the shoulder to pull the other person closer. Among family members, we mano and kiss the check of our parents, grandparents aunts and uncles and best friends of our parents. Friends men and women usually hug when saying goodbye to each other knowing that it would be long before they see each other again.

[@RetGGrnBsn7]

Please watch & share more of her videos Nelly...interesting 😊

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Will do!

[@user-iy9zf1pl9m]

Please don't! Take everything she says with a grain of salt. Filipino culture is so diversed and it's inappropriate to generalize Filipinos based on her culture and upbringing without researching the facts and the culture of other Filipinos outside of their province. Take for example, most Ilokanos are known to be thrifty; most Bisayas are straightforward; Ilonggos are very gentle speakers; Kapampangans are good cook; and so many more Nelly.

[@keithdavis6604]

Thanks for reviewing the Filipina Pea. I’ve loved both of you for some time. It would be fun to see you both together for an interview. From my perspective, you’re both the type women I appreciate. Fun, outspoken, and honest! Best wishes.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Maybe one day!

[@aaronarnold7653]

Aloha, the Filipino Pea drops TruthBombs ... i Love her dearly...❤❤❤

[@ligayapechardo683]

Sorry but pleasee dont make fun of this filipino blogger....she meant genetalia is gender...PLS.DONT MAKE FUN OF HER...SHOW RESPECT.YOU ARE IN OUR COUNTRY...RESPECT.

[@George-ux6zz]

Pea is a lot of fun and she's very intelligent as well

[@MariaElenaFortaleza]

i think she's good - her tone of voice is excellent funny and informative - well done ❤❤❤❤

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

✅️

[@ckpalaris7772]

Yes! Please react to more of her videos.

[@rubyroque8227]

Just a Smart Filipina 👍🏽🇵🇭

[@russellrench6071]

watch more of her videos she is straight and to the point. there are a few more lady vloggers there to watch also

[@ashyou00]

SHE NAILED IT I LOVE MY COUNTRY COZ WERE DIFFERENT

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Definitely!

[@RomyCapistrano-rx8qy]

She is just good in talking .most of what she is true but she seems to imply that those thing happen all the time and everywhere in the philippines.which might turnoff some foreigners from visiting.btw millions visit the philippines annually and dont care about her vlog.

[@KyleGiducos]

What the girl in the video is not all true...Filipinos are also touchy people especially between relatives and friends n older people...because by just holding their hands or hugging them makes them feel your sincerity as a friend or gratefulness for something you did for them....i think this is a universal gesture

[@germanbisdax9841]

hahaha Yeah. Right! That´s who & what we are, but loving & caring. It´s normal for us loving to be happy even if problems are . . . hmmm . . . present & sometimes even heavy. Foreigners are welcome even in our homes. . .& become like a member of the family even for just a short while. . .especially americans. Maybe bcoz we were an american colony for 50 long years. So from Spanish (378 years) to American (50 years) to Japanese . . . we have become a multi-culti people. We can adjust to almost anybody´s culture. We try to understand & simply consider.

[@soledadquitongan9834]

I think I can relate on how you felt when you watched her for the first time. Same feelings here. She was straight up but very sassy 💁‍♀️ . Take care Nelly till next time ❤❤❤

[@gerliearrieta2536]

You must to visit Philippines 🇵🇭 my dear❤

[@sherwiniansanjuan5589]

Wishing you get more subscribers really soon. More reaction video please😊

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Stay tuned! The best is yet to come 😘😘

[@melydallas4322]

She stayed in America that's why . I stayed in America in 21 years I know.😊

[@chrismill5303]

security guards at the mall entrances never used to provide separate entrances for men and women, as far as i can remember, back in the 90s. if i recall right, only those with bags/knapsacks were checked upon entry. even then, not everybody was checked, and queues were uncommon. then suddenly, public places faced terrorist threats. sometimes i think the world got less civilized as time went on.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

😇

[@jdbimmer3853]

Filipino American here and Ate was mostly accurate!😂

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MomAsol]

I live in Mindanao and yes Tuba is famous in my village, my uncle have a coconut farm for Tuba.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

So cool!

[@kennygreene5186]

As this culture is "overrated"? I agree to the other commenter who said it depends on which part are you at? This is actually same to other countries like The Eastern side of the US to the Western Part they have different approach as well and comes with different accents too. I think that comes with it. Just like India from the remote India to the Capital. China is not different, South Korea is also not different too. So I think it is depends which part you are at. Just basing from experience I must say.

[@rn4395]

I am a felipina i love hug...and same as many of us lived to hug.😂❤❤❤

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

You are so right 🙂

[@jimc147]

Actually it for the boys to worry about because female might get geliouse if some other hug there men specialy it there an is you and men might get in to fight if other guy hug there partner and there not realy a relative or a close friend. And some time it defend on the attitude.

[@SymmbolZS]

I dont know about other areas.. but atleast here in Baguio City, it doesnt matter much which line you enter, atmost the guards check your bag using a stick

[@egerajhonnamaet.2228]

Only touchy to people we are very close with.

[@miksst7914]

We have a dryer but we still hang the clothes from 9am to 3pm.. we were taught this is to make sure the clothes won't have a bad smell

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Ooohhh that's interesting... thanks for sharing!

[@prokopiomalibago4365]

LOVE IT GUYS..AWESOME..

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Thanks so much!

[@hinatamercury]

The problem in the city why the door is literally beside the road is because of the road widening and lack of city planning before structures are built

[@EARTHandSKY-ld9pd]

That could be the case in their place. In our city, there are still sidewalks after the riad widening. If it really affected the most part of the homwowners space, they are relocated in another area.

[@iamwealth8512]

Agree.

[@Sparklyeyedmisfit]

😂 the video lady was wonderful. I appreciate ☺️ the heads up. Lol. 😂❤❤❤❤

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Glad you enjoyed ❤️

[@martinik19]

if your a lady who is a hugger no deal but if your a man hugging anyone can have a different reaction and I'm talking about foreigners because its unusual for the culture but i don't know times are changing

[@necresiabarcinas3011]

We do hugs and kiss or beso beso only for close to us. It's really uncomfortable hugging someone not close to you🙂

[@gmjimmyformas]

thank you nelly for being with us as your friend here i am a filipino guy

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Hi there!

[@gmjimmyformas]

@@WhatsupPhilippines thank you i am traveler biker tattoo artist and martial arts instructor here in the Philippines with the international rank and focus on self defense for survival training program not a sport for new development between the united state and Philippines god bless and mabuhay take and god bless

[@tonlomugdang]

That is very true. We are not a very touchy people. As you can see, Filipinos are very conservative and because we are religious as well, public display of affection is frowned upon.

[@pauljayoma8403]

you can enter eighter door.but if they question you by using the men's side,just use your face value,specially use your killer smile.by the way,nice earings.i'm kinda half hypnotized between those and your vlog.

[@leethoo2684]

its not a threat its reality to be aware of on your surrounding's for your inconvenience

[@bongbong5359]

Well yeah its true about tuba.. but when it comes to *LAMBANOG* its actually have different restrictions maybe because lambanog is 2nd most spirit drink in the world became of its alcohol potencies..

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Ooohhh interesting

[@markjohansen6048]

My favorite social difference: my wife and I opened a joint bank account. The bank asked me what my wife's allowance is, so they could limit her withdrawals to that amount per month. I have never had a US bank ask me this question.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Oh my 😳

[@sergioopoc2496]

Bring it here l'll fix your washing machine, if the parts not available here, you have to order it outside the country or else bring it back where you brought it and if you like I will modify it, most problem with the imported washing machine are timers, level sensors, solenoid valves.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

So informative 👏👏

[@ednabagnes284]

Nelly,I am just wondering how did you get these videos.I agree with you it's so funny and real.kip vlogging,we love you!!!

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Ok!! 🫶

[@charlottejennifferdomingo4279]

She's right about how hard it is to find a perosn who.knows how to fix branded things.. We had our Whirlpool washer fixed by someone.. Let's just say we had it scrapped for few pesos after that 🙄

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Oh nooo

[@user-iy9zf1pl9m]

@@charlottejennifferdomingo4279 It's not true from where I live. There are several service centers here. My LG automatic washing machine was broken and I just called LG and they went to my house.

[@relaxing_music_88_gnl]

Thats so true 👍 i think other countries too

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

☺️

[@aurorasarmiento4694]

That's a huge thumbs up....thanks Ms. Nelly for sharing this to the world to know about us....

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

You are so welcome 🙂

[@greentree55]

Not true at all with first situation. I love going to the malls and guards don’t mind if you go through male or female entrances. I do it all the time…that is, go through the female or male entrances depending in which line is short. After that first scenario, I quit watching….🙄

[@fidodido924]

I'm done watching. Nelly 👍

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Stay connected 🙂

[@beastbaby1924]

If you don't have a clue, it's not a culture it's individual attitude

[@kenrallos3746]

Hello Nelly, the name "Pocahontas" has another meaning to some pop culture here in the Philippines. I get your point though and we appreciate it but girl no 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@coorei]

The separation of checking is probably because women in the philippines when they go out usually brings their entire home inside their bag (they must have magic space like my mom's), which takes a lot of time amd most Filipino men jave very short patience, hence the separation.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Ohhh okay okay ☺️

[@aaron1983]

Setbacks are often violated because, corruption. Beso is fine, I don’t know where she’s from… we are touchy feely with friends.

[@akosicael145]

I can't say that what she is stating is 100% accurate. It really depends on where you're located at. Also, all malls here do have 2 separate doors because womens are to be insfected by female guards and mens to similar gender.

[@Fujimoko23]

Hello mam,, its more fun here in phillipines😂😂

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Love the Philippines! 💕

[@relaxationvines1056]

Legit..Many have big houses like that, but no parking area

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

True

[@chrisbricky7331]

Great reaction and thanks for sharing. Pea is fun and funny and shares great points about the culture in a unique way. Chris

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙂

[@Kate-qj9kz]

I guess it depends on the area, environment or status maybe... And seems she's only talking bout one particular mall that separates male and female. But yeah, I was 14 when I first tasted a beer😅, since a friend (same age) looked older than me who bought the drink, just tried never really finished the bottle, teenage curiosity. No I.D.s needed lol.

[@yenebrado]

Agree,, most filipino children likes to play outside...and really enjoy even no toys..And we are not very touchy people...Only Mano po,,Saying Hi...Waving hands

[@teresitasagorsor7438]

I suppose to say not only pilipino children who loves to play outside all children loves to play outside starting the age of 2 be informed to this .🥰

[@ednamendiola3440]

Ur looking good Nelly. I lv ur love for our country. Thank u.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Thanks for watching 🫶

[@judithpilay3966]

❤❤❤❤❤❤miss u Nelly take care

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

You too!

[@MariaSylvaniaSoriano-yt2qe]

Well, I guess I live in the City of Baguio and we do and great by hugging ang kissing on the cheek, and yes we do "Mano Po" too... And where we live, (Baguio), alcohols are not permitted to sell without any permits, so I guess... Not all places are not at all applicable / true to what she is saying... Maybe in other provinces, would b better if she mention about the location... Just my opinion..

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jimbohi3648]

I was in the mail line for Ocean's at and a female patted me down three times of course we both enjoyed it

[@aliciabemisdarfer3690]

Hi Nelly ❤🎉you are awesome person ❤️ ♥️ beautiful and funny ❤🎉

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Aawww thanks 😊💕

[@homey4523]

Culture shock. That's what some foreigners experience. About selling liquor without license, it's not tolerated in America. If you're a visitor in the Philippines, you can readily buy beer in any neighborhood store. No ID is required regardless of age. The draw back is minors end up drinking at an early age. What more, drinking while driving is your own responsibility. In the west, those caught beyond the breath test limit would be charged.

[@se_amable001]

yeah that because the US is a perfect country. flawless, spotless. ITS PERFECTION! 🙄🤣

[@geumijn]

Believe her, she is filipina speaking ....

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

🤣🤣🤣

[@fatecarag7398]

Always watching Nelly❤❤❤❤

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

You're the best!

[@ckpalaris7772]

I disagree with the reasoning at 6:28. I think people don't have front yard because they want to maximize it for living space. Go to rural areas, many houses have big front yards.

[@wrhytz]

Touch a Filipino's ear...."POW!" is most likely the return.😂

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

😅😅

[@Jar2789-p7v]

Prices depends on brands and store location.

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

True! 😄

[@PatrickTheNordisteCanadian]

Nelly, What’s her KZbin ? I want to know more about her contents

[@jennasabado8353]

Wow Nelly! interesting

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Glad you think so!🫶

[@ShynPhoebeLumenario]

Have a great day ❤❤❤❤

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

You too!

[@teresitasagorsor7438]

Good morning Nelly your fan here in Texas 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💕💕💕

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Good morning!

[@dogs_cat582]

Where this filipina living and she's lack of knowledge not all mall or department store check women and men separately. What she was talking depends on places. I feel like she just wanted to get foreign people's attention for views and subscribers

[@leonilopatubo3526]

It's not a seperate door, it's a seperate line through x-ray machine.

[@teresitasagorsor7438]

WOW😱 this pilipino have truly gathered the best information pertaining People of Philippines just the fact. To Nelly thank you so much for playing and sharing this video very ,very interesting and inspiring 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@WhatsupPhilippines]

Glad it was helpful!

[@iamlouisevlog]

Every country has it rules.. Follow it or Dont Go..

[@jojiemartirez6783]

Criyicslly true in sl.ost her observations but not necessarily very true to sll in some... like the separate doors, we font have seoarate doors for femsle and male but separate line or entrance with the same door... not like in India shere there are really places that women cudyoners or men eith eomen compsnions are expected to enter in a separate door or a small cosy door with curtains even, its the culture which is different at the sane time interesting which i myself expetienced it.... And about the houses built on the boundaries of the streets especially in the city, it is because out of necessity to maximize your area, which is normally small, i bet majority of the filipinos love an outdoor space in front or even at the side or back of the house.. It is definitely a luxury in urban areas...