When Your Tour Guide in the Philippines is a Korean.. | TRABAHO

[@morpheucius]

The hardest (not physically) trabaho episode to date. Literally took her days to actually practice the job due to preparation compared to the normal episodes where only a walkthrough will suffice. I appreciated you even more with this. 😊

[@EricCorbeza]

Yup, I part timed as a tour guide for a few years before (tour bus for school field trip) and it is hard. Specially since we don't just go to one site. The number of pages we had to memorize each and every time we do tours is a bit overwhelming. Essentially parang teachers kami. 😅

[@nooblesse45]

Yeahhh great job Miss Jessica...wdyt guys one day we can see her in Senate also.

[@dhanisafanunal7481]

Please try trabaho tour guide series sa Corregidor naman Jessica!

[@xai6574]

Legit 😭

[@albertberino9368]

i love the mentor of Jessica...thoughtful, sensitive and hardworking person..masaya siya sa ginagawa niya...sana sila ang may malalaking bonus dahil nirerepresent nila ang Pilipinas ng may kahusayan at kaayusan...

[@jovenciofloro8852]

Malaki naman siguro sahod nila kasi di ba tauhan sila ng Department of Tourism (DOT) at mahirap din work nila dapat alam nila ang kasaysayan ng pilipinas para ma kwento nila ng maayos sa foreigner

[@magzy-94]

Applause to Jessica really like an A+ student, but also a big applause to the tour guide because as he mentioned he started with only knowing a little bit of english but now he's doing really great 👏

[@badong12232011]

Let us all stop for a while and appreciate how Jessica placed a whole lot of effort for this episode.

[@AngryKittens]

11:07 I have to correct Kuya Guide here. Islam arrived to the Philippines only around a century before the Spanish. It was ALSO a very new religion back then. Only a few ethnic groups were Muslim, and even then, not completely. During the arrival of the Spanish, the groups which had the most Muslim conversions were the Sulu Tausugs, the Tawi-Tawi Sama-Bajau, and the Manila Tagalogs. These were the groups which had the strongest connections to Brunei. Even then, it was restricted largely to the ruling classes, who converted via intermarriage with Brunei nobility. The rest of the ethnic groups in the Philippines remained animistic (worshiping anito ancestor spirits) or influenced by Hinduism (which was similar to anito worship anyway). That includes the OTHER Tagalog groups (the ones who are not from the polity of Manila), like the Tagalog people of Tondo, Bulacan, Marinduque, Cavite, Laguna, and Batangas, who were animist. It also includes all Visayans (Cebuanos, Ilonggos, Waray, Butuanon, Surigaonon, etc.), and the other Luzon groups like the Kapampangans, Cordillerans, Ibanag, Bikol, Ilokos, and Sambals. Also most of Mindanao, which even today are NOT actually majority Muslim. Most of the Lumad, Kalagan, and Visayan natives of Mindanao never converted, because they weren't allies of the Tausug or Brunei. The Maguindanao, Maranao, and Iranun converted to Islam gradually DURING the Spanish colonial period, due to their alliance with the Tausug. Others like the Yakan and the Sangir people converted even later (19th to 20th centuries).

[@shredernie]

Agree! From the Manila ruler's title "Rajah" which is from Hindu, so Manila was a Rajanate kingdom when the Spaniards arrived. Muslim kingdoms are called Sultanate ruled by a Sultan.

[@tonettesaldana3134]

Thank you for the important information!

[@Kariktan214]

Thanks for commenting this. Although kuya guide is knowledgeable, he is wrong in Islam being the dominant religion in the Philippines back then. Every groups has their own set of beliefs.

[@AngryKittens]

@@shredernie Actually, the title is kind of irrelevant. The datu of larger trading cities like Cebu, Manila, Butuan, Sulu, etc. tend to adopt foreign titles because it sounded nicer. Things like "Rajah", "Sultan", "Sri"/"Seri"/"Si", "Batara", etc. But yes, as identified by Spanish records, the vast majority of Tagalogs still practiced anito worship. But Islam was already present, and were also identified by the Spanish (who were already familiar with Muslims from the Reconquista back in Spain). They even mentioned a mosque and an imam called a "siyak". It was a minority religion though, and among the few common folk who converted, it was still kind of syncretized with local beliefs - folk Islam. However, the ruling family of Manila, at least starting from Rajah Matanda, was Muslim. He is mentioned as being the grandson of the Sultan Bolkiah (the first, a.k.a. "Sultan Salan") of Brunei. It was common in the pre-colonial period for royal and noble families to intermarry other royal/noble families from other city-states, since purity of descent was one of the most important criteria for the right to rule. Don Agustin de Legazpi, the last ruler (largely ceremonial, not actual) of Tondo and heir of Lakandula started his rebellion because the Spanish arrested him for giving his mother an Islamic burial (even though he had already converted to Christianity).

[@thethirdjegs]

I was here to say something similar but you said it better.

[@aejoymamotosfermin2497]

Grabeeee.. napaka hirap na trabaho ito kasi aaralin mo lahat ng History ng Intramuros or ung place na ito-tour guide mo. Kudos sa'yo Jess, ang Galing mo maging Tour guide na eentertain mo ung mga tourista kahit na umulan Ng malakas, you still did a good job .Galing I love it! 👏 Nice sahod ha.

[@TRASHTALKONLY]

kung kasing b0bb0 mo. mahirap tlaga.

[@aaronkylearador9253]

🤖

[@jbnl193]

As a tourism student who did a mock tour at Intramuros, with DOT-accredited tour guides as our audience, I can say it is really challenging to speak in front of many people, especially if you're telling them the history. It is also hard to retain the engagement with the tourist. Yet, Ate Jessica who only had a week to prepare made it with excellency. Kudos to you, my favorite Ateng Koreana

[@kohiixx]

this trabaho episode makikita mo ung effort ni jessica ng sobra sobra. ang dami kong natutunan about this episode. sana if pupunta akong intramuros jessica will be my tour guide 😍😍😍😍😍

[@knxix_19]

i'm a filipino living in spain and i should say i enjoyed this episode so much, from kuya's lessons and jessica's actual tour of intramuros. when i go back to the philippines i will definitely go to this place with a guided tour! everything's interesting about the history of the philippines. and ofc, jessica did so great!! really love her trabaho series and the way she really becomes one with the pinoys 🥰

[@josanaquino3209]

Jessica pls re-do this one! You prepared a lot for this content and we would be willing to watch it again for the second time, using lahat ng natutunan mo 😍

[@ordinarydays07]

Yes pleaseeee❤

[@fidesandao166]

One word for this vlog. Proud! We’re so proud of you Jessica. You really did a lot for our country and it’s really heartwarming to see you learning the history of the Ph. For a sec, I was a bit ashamed because a lot of Filipino people doesn’t really know the history and significance of every structures here. I really love this vlog. You really did a great job! 👏👏👏

[@emkayeefem]

As a history major student and a former tour guide trainee, I know how challenging it is to relay the information to the guests articulately given the short period of preparation time. Kudos to your outstanding performance, Jessica! Job well done! (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)

[@yohan433]

right. grabe si Jessica when giving the best talaga..

[@kahitano7410]

i admired Jessica’s attitude towards learning the Pinoy’s life….. this maybe “just” another content for your video but it means a lot for me as a Filipino that a Korean is making effort to learn and live the Filipino cultures before and today….. thanks!!!! good job

[@kyosukeph]

Na padpad lang ako dito but nakaka inspire si Ate Jessica of how persistent she is; the way she reviewed so much about the history of Intramuros is just amazing that even me on school can't even understand the lesson.

[@lowcosttech8026]

talking about history and make a job is the hardest and cooler because you represent and present our culture and past... grabe di ko alam pero mission and passion kailan mo dito.. salute to jessica iba ang dedication taga-ilog and may-nila..

[@aimietadifa]

Kahit "disastrous" sa feeling mo Jessica, nairaos mo to teh! Ang galing mo! You are good at story-telling kitang kita mo din sa mga tourist na they pay attention talaga! So happy for you, smile na, don't be sad :)

[@ewoks6916]

Kudos to Jessica, I wouldn't know how hard it is to be a tour guide until you have shared to us your personal experience. Galing.

[@marcsayson8026]

wow, galing i saw the video of jess with sb19 in intramuros and i fondly remembered that she was so keen in listening to the guide little did we know she will become one for a day, i see in her eyes and gestures the genuine interest in history of the Philippines being one of her favourite book is noli me tangerie, she immerses herself deep diving to history even natural born pinoy dont even know, jessica is one of the authentic foreign youtuber and i am proud that she is the first person i subscribed on youtube, keep it up and no matter how delayed your upload is it is still worth a wait because it has entertainment, education and value

[@mackeyboy5442]

Not a fan of remakes but this episode really deserves one. Miss Jessica really ran out of luck this day. Hopefully we can do this again in Corregidor!

[@angelotimonera7967]

Wow .. a lovely Korean as a local tourist guide in Manila. You are so skillful Jessica knowing and telling tourist about the history of Intramuros Manila. Well done and you really knows a lot about our country's history! 👏

[@mario08133]

As a person who loves history, this episode for me is one of the coolest and entertaining to watch. Good job!

[@vinakoniunnie]

truee, educational and entertaining like you wanted to learn a lot more from her

[@aejoymamotosfermin2497]

Don't worry Jess kahit dika masyadong nag uupload ng vlog mo Andito lang ako/kami na maghihintay ng vlog mo at susupporta sa'yo palagi Jess. Salamat sa lahat ng sipag at tiyaga mo mag shoot ng vlog mo. We love you always forever! Ingat ka din palagi. 😊💙💕💙

[@johnmascardo7047]

Quality over quantity is better! ♥

[@zy993]

the dedication???? grabe jessica!! im so proud of u, u really did great job despite the situation

[@lynniee_1035]

Woww good job Jessica! This is probably one of my favorite trabaho episodes❤ You really worked hard, maraming pinag-aralan na history tsaka trivia, super galing mo ate Jessica! Despite the weather conditions, you still managed to do your best and not panic during the situation, and even though you were getting soaked, you still felt happy and content at that moment and you still maintained your posture, grabeng dedication sa pagprepare palang kitang kita naman na marami yung need na mapag-aralan. Job well done! 🎉❤

[@kimmypop]

Grabe yung effort and all.. kudos to you jessica. You did a great job kahit malakas ang ulan pinagpatuloy mo ang tour..🎉🎉❤

[@nochujk101]

Probably one of my favourite trabaho episodes. It took a lot of preparation but it was hella informative. Sadly, we weren't able to see the full blown tour guide experience due to the weather, but Jessica killed this one. Hands down!

[@jonna01313]

Can we get a part 2 of this tour guide trabaho series? With a perfect weather in intramuros. Really enjoyed this episode and the way you work hard on getting to know the history of the place! More power to you Jessica! ❤️❤️❤️

[@kenbranianola3664]

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[@rmalvarez1131]

Up

[@angelmaica217]

Upon watching this, I remembered our mock tour guiding last july, also in Intramuros. Understanding and absorbing all the necessary information about Intramuros is not easy. There’s too much information and there are certain information that will get you confused with other facts. I was tasked at Fort Santiago so I was also sad Jessica didn’t get to tour Fort Santiago. It was really an interesting place with lots of amusing facts and probably my favorite place in Intramuros. If I were a tourist, having a tour guide like Jessica will surely be fun!

[@jmjmjmjmjmjmjm]

The weather really put up a challenge to this trabaho episode, it's commendable how Jessica got through memorizing all that info and had to tour in the rain, of course her crew deserve some praise for putting up with the rain while filming too👏👏✨

[@MrFaabala]

You got to love how dedicated Jessica is. She really studied!

[@lucaswongnct416]

Big respect to you Jessica for trying this trabaho out. Shows a lot on how tour guides prepare for their job and the amount of information and managing they do to make sure tours end up fun and safe! ❤️ As a history nerd, the little facts shared during your time with Kuya was interesting and informative - I would like to try booking one to experience the Intramuros tour and get more facts around it. Amazing job! 🎉

[@striderhine]

Jessica is now a hidden gem , I appreciate her blogs and how she's really diving in to the Filipino culture

[@thorcayco]

GRAAAAAAAABE!! Super impressed with both kuya and Jessica. The dedication to do the job is sobrang nakaka-amaze! This is by far the best Trabaho episode! Great job Jessica! Infairness ah you know the history behind the name Manila! Di ko matandaan na napagaralan ko yon hahahahahaha! Kaloka hahahahaha!

[@MaribelAnnEmbalsado-d6s]

This is why I love about ate Jessica, she make the trabaho series whole heartedly. Sinasapuso niya talaga😢❤

[@srprsmthrfckr885]

the reason why I love watching Jessica's Vlog is very informative at the same time her hardwork to create a content is just another level of being human.

[@JayTamayo-k3s]

Congratulations! I guess this is the most educational or historically educational "Trabaho" episode you ever had. You took time to read and memorize bunch of history. That's a very challenging task. Your vievers definitely learn something new or have renewed the historians in their heart such as me. I have seen those places many time. You know, despite the sad history with the Spaniards, I am still super glad for the good they brought in, and the BEST of them is the CHRISTIAN FAITH. It was INFORTUNATE for Mindanao that they were left out. And look what happened when the ISIS came and made war. So sad. And look how we Celebrate Christmas, let thank Catholism for it. 😊 I love history. Being a tourist guide would be one of my dream jobs. You share what you learn especially your own culture and history. In a way I can relate to this because I am a Volunteer Catechist, so I teach we are under the DepEd, so technically speaking I am a teacher. I also share history lesson to my listeners and students. Two thumbs up Jessica!

[@blakes6]

Considering the bad weather and the small amount of time preparing to be a tour guide , you still managed to do a great job Jesica . Kudos

[@maetaphor]

Jessica is so underrated. Her contents really deserve a million views. We support you, Jessica! thank you for your passionate works.

[@The0307Superman]

Wow. Sobrang maraming salamat Jessica. 😊 Grabe, sa dami ng nagawa mo na, we should already be petitioning your naturalization. More power to you and your team! Saranghae! 🥰🫰🏻

[@byKels]

I was curious every time I went to Manila, but I learned the etymology of Manila and Mainilla, learned the meaning of the words, and it was such a fun online tour, I will think of it a lot next time I go to Intramuros 😀

[@jennica_r]

Wow. The preparations you went through for this episode---show how much dedication you have in immersing yourself in Filipino jobs and our culture. Kuya Russelle just observed and gave you advice along the way. It's great that he really trusted you to do a job well done and you did. Thank you for being interested in our country and history, Jessica. And, ngl, seeing you conduct the tour with poise and your knowledge of the place, I can see potential in you being a tour guide, no kidding. You can even be a host of a travel show if given the opportunity. And, if you want to gain experience, you could even go through the 1-week intensive training Sir Russelle mentioned. I believe you'd ace it! I would also like to note that your previous episodes about the Philippines came in handy because you were able to use your stock knowledge. Kudos to you and Sir Russelle's team for pulling off a great tour despite the unfortunate circumstances due to the weather. As a Manileno myself, I'm currently studying at a university located in Intramuros, but because I've got no time due to school and personal life, I haven't really explored the whole place. Because of this episode, you made me more interested in availing a tour of the place so that I can have a worthwhile experience in Intramuros. Keep up the great work, Jessica!

[@Pareng_Doc]

Next time try these following on your trabaho series: 1. Grab driver 2. Angkas Driver 3. Lalamove driver 4. Actress (sana payagan ng Viva or any agencies) 5. Jolibee crew 6. PBA dancer 7. News reporter 8. Courtside reporter sa PBA or PVL 9. Promodiser sa mall (yung nang-aalok ng mga produkto) 10. Security guard 11. Tour guide version 2 (ulitin mo ulit ung Intramuros mo, this time ung maaraw na) 12. Promoter ng Philippines (kaso sa Korea mo gagawin). Promote our country in Korea. 13. Magsasaka 14. Skin care and Makeup consultant (ayan bagay sayo kasi Koreana ka) 15. Dance or ZUMBA instructor (AYAN magagamit mo pagka-KPOP mo) 16. Labandera 17. Kasambahay 18. Yaya 19. Secretary ng Doktor 20. Elevator Girl

[@dianajoytan8361]

additional to trabaho series, is maybe you can also try educational tourguiding, were your tourist are students doing fieldtrip.... you bring them to different destination base on their itineraries, medyo mas matrabaho because you needed to study different place in the philippines.

[@JoseGorospe]

Jessica we need part 2 on this episode. Grabe ang effort

[@JaiCess]

I'm so proud of how Jessica is doing so well. She has literally spent several days learning more about our history to deliver it accurately.

[@VinceLevi]

This has to be the hardest Trabaho Episode. She prepared for a week to do this job well. I am amazed with your dedication, Jessica. I looked up to you even more now.

[@Blesilda-z4s]

You rock, Jessica! You aced it! Super galing and nakita ko yung dedication mo sa ginagawa mo.

[@lodeliolegaspi]

Kala ko talagang Teuton Korean sya ,Yung Pala ay Gwapa rin (Ilongo)..✌️👍😃

[@paulandrew8539]

I felt her touring to the bones. It's important for tourist guides to make tourists feel that they feel the places they're in. it's just so sad it has to rain for that day, Intramuros has much to offer, like Rizal museum, the dungeons, the baluarte, and also the foods at the restaurants near the location. This is a great content at the wrong time. I can see the potential of the tour guiding if it wasn't for that damn rain. Good job Jessica! I know you're really sad you haven't exhausted your full potential with this trabaho series.

[@joselitodiaz199]

To Get To Happiness, or Anywhere else, You've Got To Decide What You Really Want, and Then Put Your Energy Where it Will Do The Most Good. If You Do That You'll Find Plenty Of Time. We Work To Survive -- Obeying Our Most Primal instinct -- But Then We Find That The Things We Do To Survive Are The Things That End Up Killing Us. Millions Of People Kill Themselves By Putting All Their Energy into Just One Dimension Of Life --- Usually Work --- and End Up With a Disease. Don't Sacrifice Your Health For The Sake Of Wealth.

[@ReynaldoMorales-lw3gf]

Excellent work as a rookie tour guide, Jessica! Your grasp of historical facts given only a week to practice, learn what it takes to be sucessful at the task at hand is quite astounding! Your calm, confident, and collected demeanor is on full display and genuine. You are in complete control of the group, and your sincere concern for the group's safety is above board. They should hire you full time with benefits and decent 💲 pay! 5***** undoubtedly! Aprub ako talaga

[@berlynsantoyo9364]

yung taga korean sya pero talagang pinag aaralan nya talaga ng mabuti yung history ng pilipinas lalo na yung tanyag na tour sa manila. salute to you Jessica Lee, ingat po palagi

[@johnangelouo.cornelio2212]

Wow, I was completely hooked throughout the entire 25 minutes! 😱 Didn't expect to finish it so quickly. Kudos to you, Jessica Lee, for the effort of studying the history of Intramuros and creating such an engaging vlog! 🙌 Your content is truly captivating, and I can't wait for more. Keep up the fantastic work! 👏

[@seano906]

this is what i like about Jessica, she is serious in what she's doing, not only for the sake of content. unlike the other vloggers out there who are trying to copy the trabaho series and wasn't serious.

[@MatabangUtak_]

Hi Jessica. I really love your trabaho episodes. And i can see that from a common work on the streets you can also look into some of the jobs that common people overlook everyday. And I appreciate that you became a tourguide. Im sure a lot of young filipinos will be inspired of the jobs that you have featured before and on the future. More blessings and success to you!! Take care always!

[@JaysonNagayo]

Woooww Jessica we're so proud of you!!!😊 I learned a lot and I love listening to you and I know the tourists also enjoyed the tour😊😊 Rooting for more🎉😊

[@yeeun2835]

Jessica didn't just memorize the book that she had read, she let her "guests" feel at home, too by offering ice cream!

[@ysabellastarrr]

Thank you Jessica! ❤ feels like im in the tour with you😊 Your hardwork and effort is well appreciated 🎉😊

[@aikeraikkomemoire6480]

You are much more than a real Filipino now because of your knowledge about the history of Manila which me myself didnt know until I watch this video. Thank you so much for this episode. I've learned a lot about the history of my own country.

[@TripWithMae]

Woowww!!! The effort grabe... This is one of the best and pagod serye.. learning all of the history to deliver sa mga tourists ... Ito pinakamahirap kasi gamit na gamit yung utak mo dito. hahahaaa Kaya kudos to Jessica.. I would say ito pinakamahirap na trabaho series and I'm also hoping a really nice weather pero umulan which I'm also sad. Nakakahaggardo versosaa yung ulan. But overall, one of the BEST!!!!! Thank you Jessica.. napaka entertaining nito! 👏👏👏

[@tettignacio-mallari3621]

I am impressed! You are so smart and intelligent Jessica. It's tough to memorize & learn history in 7 days. And you aced it! Para kang nag exams. 😊 You can be or you can do anything Jessica. Maabilidad ka. btw, you had a brief appearance in Mergim vlogs, at Mitsukoshi BGC's Key Coffee. I was wondering if you filmed there or were just in the area for leisure. Anyway, maybe you can do a Tourist guide part 2 inside Fort Santiago para naman you can share more of the knowledge naacquire mo for that purpose. I know the meaning of Maynila, but Taga-ilogTagalog? I must have forgotten that or talagang now ko lang nalaman. haha

[@denniszenanywhere]

Which video of Mergim?

[@tettignacio-mallari3621]

@@denniszenanywhere 19:49 to 20:07 He Couldn't Stop Smiling After This Philippines uploaded by Mergim 6 days ago...

[@thethirdjegs]

15:55 im gonna hold you up there. To be exact neither Philippines nor indonesia was overwhelmingly muslim in the 16th century. I think it is important to emphasize that islam is southeast asia was relatively new by the start of age of exploration by europeans. The spread of Islam was partly caused by the spread of resistance to colonial rule either by spanish, portuguese, or dutch. Also to be exact, the spread of spanish rule in mindanao is hampered by military, cultural, economic reasons. Spanish religious and military missions were sent to mindanao but when an external threat to manila arrives, Spain will abandon those missions to reinforce manila. This is because the colony of the philippines is thinly garrisioned and sparsely settled by Europeans - and the entire reason to have an asian colony is to have a gateway to China trade. Example of this is the abandonedment of zamboanga when Koxinga, a former Ming soldier turned pirate against the Qing dynasty was expected to sieze part of the philippines in the same way the chinese siezed taiwan from dutch and spaniards. Conversion of local indigenous groups in mindanao is also slow and sometimes settlements are converted through immigration of christianized populations. This continued the inter-ethnic strife and gave it another dimension. Plus, spain as a colonial power went into declined during the 18th century. The spanish were only able to control the entire archipelago by 1870's or 1890's, just a few years before they hand over the islands to the Americans. But that time, European technological superiority was so far ahead and too widespread in the colony even for moros to resist effectively.

[@thethirdjegs]

Sorry for mansplaining

[@dawniiib49]

A for effort as usual Jessica! You can have part 2 in a good weather condition naman pra hindi sayang. Galing mo parin grabe ❤️🙌👏

[@i-am-your-conscience]

with higher difficulty level: Japanese visitors.. or maybe how about Japanese, Koreans and Chinese tourists.. and someone asking, so whats the history of this place, and stuff.. with the others bringing in "anecdotes" of their countries as well.. ..okay, I am not serious, I dont want to break Jessica.

[@nymeria9281]

Kuddos to you Jessica! You did great. It's very impressive. I also did a tour with Chinese/Malaysian guest way back 2019-2020 in Intramuros (not really sure about the year 😅) unlike you, I didn't get to review all the things about the history 😅 Because it wasn't really my job. It was my ex friend whose supposed to do the talking. But since she is not very confident with her English communication skills, she asked me to do the job instead. So while we're on our way, I was reading some stuff about Intramuros online (information overload). So you can imagine how much information I missed to discuss with the guest because I didn't have enough time to prepare. Because prior to going to Intramuros, we also went to 2 different historical places where I also have to explain the history. But it's actually a good thing that there are some markers outside that gives you a brief summary of the history which helped me a bit 😅 I miss Intramuros. I used to hang out on the walls looking at the golf course when I used to live in Manila.

[@hrududery]

What a great episode -- this deserved the first-ever 2-day shoot -- but also hopefully, Jessica gets another shot with cooperative weather.

[@arceoangelanne]

THIS DESERVES A MILLION VIEWS‼️ - The effort of jessica just to make this video. She was so serious in making this video successful👏 Ahh, jessica best girl!

[@mirady3899]

Grabeeee ang galing ni Jessica huhuh sobrang nakakabilib yung dedication sa pag-practice/memorize and yung effort sa tour mismo. Now I get to appreciate your guides dahil di biro yung ginagawa nila and thank you Jessica for showing us thatttt luv yaaa

[@regiedesacada6723]

Wow! Sobrang naaamazed ako sayo Jessica, imagine you're not filipino but you embraced our culture and learning deep a lot, kudos to you. More power to your vlog. Looking forward for the next trabaho series

[@StarrLosttt]

Ate Jessica did so good as a tour guide! I'm so proud of her for managing the group so well and memorising the information! This video was so interesting too!

[@ItsmeeKyyy]

I rewatched the whole trabaho series twice and I always enjoyed how you perform and learn on the different kind of work. I love how you put an effort in every single video (job) and how cute you are whenever your interacting on others especially during those vendors content. Ur tagalog has a kinda korean accent whenever you say "salamat pooooo" ghaaad im blushing! Its a music in my ears 💓 I really appreciate the effort of you and the team on every video and I hope you try to be a petshop assistant for a day. I think it would be fun and challenging especially when you are the one who assist them to get their chosen pets 🤣

[@MyraFernandez-z1f]

Good job!!👏🫶 Kudos sayo girl for learning our culture, nakakatouch sobra.😊 I really like you so much Jessica, Korean but PUSONG PINOY.❤

[@fortuneybiernas5778]

There were originally 3 Muslim Kingdoms in the 1500s. Tondo ruled by Lakandula which was north of Pasig River. Manila in Intramuros ruled by Matanda then his nephew Sulayman. Namayan or Sapa which is now Mandaluyong. Legazpi first came in Visayas after Magellan did but learned of better supplies and trading up north in Manila. He sent Martin de Goiti to explore. De Goiti set up camp in Cavite and offered friendship with Sulayman under the Spanish Crown but the latter did not accept and instead fought a war. Legazpi with 300 Spanish soldiers reinforced by 600 Visayas troops defeated Sulayman in 1571.

[@laraandeli]

Jessica is definitely more Pinoy than most of us. Thank you for loving our country, Jess! ❤

[@rejaymorada6253]

The dedication to learn the history of Manila and become a tour guide for one day is commendable. Kudos to her genuine appreciation and for experiencing this job. I am a Filipino, and some of her trivia about the root words of Tagalog and Maynila were new to me. More Trabaho content, Jessica! You always nail it!

[@aquamarinie1234]

yung marerealize mo na lang na mas madami pang alam si Jessica about sa Philippine history kesa sa ating mga purong pinoy! hahahahah!

[@rayland4028]

Well, good job Jessica you've done your homework. You're more than qualified/ambassador to be a tourist guide for Koreans. Hope you've enjoyed your trabaho episode.

[@sky8624]

I hope you will consider doing a part 2 of this vid because you really did a great job but because of an unfortunate situation there are half of the stories you didn't tell and I want to learn it from you. You are so hardworking. Thank you so much for this content💓

[@leezabayaban8844]

This is the most impressive TRABAHO you've done miss Jessica... A lot of memorizing and preparation just for few hours of being a tour guide. Hats off to you miss jessica, Pinoy ka na nga talaga. 😊❤❤❤❤

[@neilronquillo2943]

Jessica, please interview this korean couple “bapmukja 밥먹자go” living in the philippines! Please collab with them

[@renpinero3171]

they live in negros oriental.jessica lives in metro manila. so i dont think its gonna happen. theres also a family of korean vloggers hello dumaguete, now hello philippines. There's soooo many korean vloggers in Metro manila!

[@YourOnlineKapamilya]

Ito na ata ang pinakamahirap at pinakamaeffort na trabaho as of now! Appreciate that Jessica really studied and prepared for this since it involves history. Love the commitment kahit di nakisama ang panahon! Great job to the team as always!

[@ron-dg7pv]

I think this is the most mentally draining ep for this series, the effort and time is commendable 💯 thank you for giving us a high quality content 🙌🏼

[@harveydharma8188]

Hi dear Jessica -- you're one rockstar tourism guide icon 😊 paraphrasing on positive scripting: "bad weather" : The weather to day is being unfriendly

[@harriesriego5673]

🥹🥹🥹 missing my college days where i used to be like this. touring people specially koreans gave me enough money to survive my summer classes 💞💞💞 kudos to you jessica

[@deesanti6212]

I love it! A humble suggestion to the management of the tour. Provide like a heavy duty umbrellas, like the one used sa mga golfing clubs or basta yung mga malalaki. Paid tour naman ata sila ❤ kagaya nung sa isa na color blue na gamit nung isang tourist.

[@marge9841]

This is sooo informative. As a Filipino who loves history this is my favorite trabaho series so far..

[@i-am-your-conscience]

Because you put so much effort in it, I hope you do a second episode :) Also, ideas I had since the last episode: - Delivery Person in city or rual area - Teacher - Nurse - Security Guard - Hair Salon - Farmer / Agriculture - Fisher(wo)man - Cook / Staff at some high end place - Tour Guide, but at some nature park - Artista, with some little role in one episode of a teleserye - Binibining participant (sorry po for suggestion) - Player in a sports team (dont know what sport you already did.. how about Volleyball?) in amateur league - Journalist / Reporter

[@elc4532]

I think you should try being a Jollibee mascot 😂 A lot of people want to try that

[@j134679]

ma heatstroke siya dun

[@GianRFN]

I remember our first tour here was condutcted by the late Carlos Celdran. Tinanong ko sya if ano ang lahi ang favorite nyang i-tour sa intramuros, and he also answered the Filipinos. Because no one will the Philippines more than the Filipinos ourselves. Wala lang. share ko lang. Good job ms Jessica!

[@avg_audience8370]

i admire the dedication of actually practicing and taking the time to properly execute this episode. so proud of you, jessica

[@namisacil8267]

Silent viewer here but I can't help myself but to comment on this video. Grabeeehhhh the best trabaho episode!! I salute you Jessica!

[@mikeadobo4401]

jessica is well educated shes smart ,pretty at the same time witty and a fast learner. kaya kayang kaya nya yan.

[@arialuna1501]

Five stars and five thumbs up to you, Jessica! Love your dedication. Congrats to you! Don’t be too hard on yourself. You did great given the circumstances. That’s one hard trabaho you chose and in my scoreboard, you got a perfect 10! Lodi!!! 👏👏👏👏🎉

[@jericgilcobilla4856]

This is like summarizing a whole semester of a history class in one week. Congrats ate Jessica! I'm proud of you.

[@wiikends]

Wow I learned more about about PH. I can only imagine what the Japanese military did there but also the Spaniards. Part of it reminded me how they used to say Christopher Columbus "discovered America". PH is one of the top countries in SE Asia i wouldnt mind moving considering theyre open & similar to my culture. Even though Jessica overdressed she looked good & did a job well done 👏🏽

[@bretheartgregorio1886]

Thank you Ms. Jessica Lee for being Pinoy in Heart 🤗🤗🤗

[@mononoke358]

GRABE. Sobrang great job as a tourist guide, Miss Jessica! I am proud to say na you are an honorable Filipino to me. Kung pwedeng maging part-time job mo yan, mag-ttour ako kahit na second home ko ang Intramuros nung bata ako. Kudos to this series!

[@sugArmy1999]

well thank you ate JES i dn't even know this things hahaha

[@sumedh_deole1111]

I think Jessica did a pretty solid job altogether, and I also appreciate the mentor for being patient and explaining everything. I would definitely love to have a tour guide around me like Jessica.👌 💯

[@nhill99]

Kudos to you Jessica, you're doing great for being a Tour Guide. I like the effort you've made for doing, grabe yung knowledge and learning process mo doing this. I salute you🫡

[@arjiedublin1402]

Big Salute po at napakagaling kahit umuulan patuloy parin talagang mapapahanga ka kc napasunod mo clang lahat ng walang reklamo

[@xRiovaL]

I love this trabaho episode, can't imagine that Jessica can become my tour guide when I visit the Intramuros if she officially become accredited.

[@peteralmazan7034]

Great job Jessica. Love your enthusiasm and your “can do attitude”! You’re a perfect role model.