Americans React to Philippines | " 10 Things You Didn't Know "

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  • @chieruiz8465
    @chieruiz8465 Před 3 lety +114

    Ignore the toxic people, most on filipinos are loving and friendly maybe 10% only are toxic. Thanks for including our country to your reaction. We are gladly that foreigner are getting attention our country. Don't worry if you are visit in the Phil.you are welcome with full of love and hospitality.

    • @tinolax7724
      @tinolax7724 Před 3 lety +9

      Just tell the truth... there are too many toxic especially in social media but in real life nahhh.. most of them are really friendly

    • @travelwithmyfamilee8185
      @travelwithmyfamilee8185 Před 3 lety +5

      @@tinolax7724 yeah i qgree with you ... there toxic on social media but not in personal

    • @IkariQuit
      @IkariQuit Před 3 lety +2

      Filipinos are not the only Toxic in Social Media.

    • @guywithmanyname5247
      @guywithmanyname5247 Před 3 lety

      The toxic ones are just more vocal

    • @limsherwinmartina.3426
      @limsherwinmartina.3426 Před 3 lety +5

      @@tinolax7724 they are confident in social media because there faces are not shown but in personal Filipinos are kind.

  • @deancafe4739
    @deancafe4739 Před 3 lety +46

    UST(university of santo tomas) is older than the oldest university in the US(harvard university).

  • @marielolano8630
    @marielolano8630 Před 3 lety +19

    Ignore the toxic people...we love your reaction love from the Philippines.. today is our Independence day..

  • @chasingenigma7482
    @chasingenigma7482 Před 3 lety +77

    Fun Fact: Texas was once known as Nueva Filipinas or Nuevo Renio de Filipinas, named after the Filipinas in Asia.

    • @Mhike177
      @Mhike177 Před 3 lety +18

      Spain discovered Philippines before they did Mexico or the Americas, for years bringing Filipinos on the lands. So if they say Philippines is the Mexico of Asia, they are wrong. Mexico is the Philippines of the Americas. Filipinos are just more resilient with keeping their language which is why Spanish didn’t remain as the National language like Mexico did.

    • @bluewolf4789
      @bluewolf4789 Před 3 lety +3

      And texas in philippines is a rooster for cockfighting

    • @aidarodrigueza6846
      @aidarodrigueza6846 Před 3 lety +1

      Really?

    • @ellefacts3502
      @ellefacts3502 Před 3 lety +1

      @@bluewolf4789 texas derby hahahah

    • @bethelmenil8786
      @bethelmenil8786 Před 3 lety

      interesting!

  • @elisadelapena4429
    @elisadelapena4429 Před 3 lety +17

    The University of Santo Thomas (UST) was established in 1611. Harvard University was established in 1636. The UST is 25 years older than Harvard.

  • @michaelhidalgo291
    @michaelhidalgo291 Před 3 lety +45

    Whoever said that you were Pinoy Baiting was way wrong. To me you 2 seem to just like learning about the location and want to visit. That's just my opinion.

  • @ChristianReyes-jx9ym
    @ChristianReyes-jx9ym Před 3 lety +41

    Please do a reaction on the trailer of "Heneral Luna" based of true story during American occcupation in the Phi

  • @angelicabenipayo5440
    @angelicabenipayo5440 Před 3 lety +5

    I've seen a bunch of creators here that actually is " Pinoy Baiting". You just don't feel the sincerity but with you guys, it felt like I'm watching you learning and understanding the content you are reacting to and as a Filipino, it's something I can appreciate so much.

  • @marksibulan2384
    @marksibulan2384 Před 3 lety +15

    Pinoy baiting is not an issue in my point of view. Yes Filipino loves social media a lot so most of CZcamsrs makes video about the Philippines to earn many viewers but it's our choice if we watch the video or not right? Besides it's CZcams what do you expect they make effort editing videos for nothing?
    I do love watching this kind video cuz it's also promoting our country.

    • @annettealegre-dy608
      @annettealegre-dy608 Před 3 lety +2

      Mark Sibulan, indeed ❣️ Good morning❣️🇺🇸🇵🇭😍😘🙏

    • @lin.mar.4
      @lin.mar.4 Před 3 lety +1

      Exactly! 👍

  • @renatosamonte2533
    @renatosamonte2533 Před 3 lety +4

    Forget those people who“s talking nonsense you two are honest and true.keep it up.we got your back.

  • @ioflemming1483
    @ioflemming1483 Před 3 lety +7

    Just keep on reacting on Philippines, its very entertaining. Just good vibes.

  • @athenstar10
    @athenstar10 Před 3 lety +24

    Pinoy baiting accusations-Ignore them, I mean this is still entertainment so it's a win-win situation, no harm done unless you're already butt kissing 😉

  • @DANventures514
    @DANventures514 Před 3 lety +12

    I heard there's a jeepney in NY or CA if I'm not mistaken and a Filipino tricycle drove by the Golden Gate bridge.

  • @Senorito_De_Lima
    @Senorito_De_Lima Před 3 lety +13

    Hermosa Filipinas 🇵🇭😍🇵🇭

    • @m.e.2489
      @m.e.2489 Před 3 lety

      Muy Hermoso as you are @Señorito_De_Lima97 97! =)

  • @linislandgirl
    @linislandgirl Před 3 lety +5

    Nevermind those toxic,we Filipinos are loving in general ❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

  • @artesiningart4961
    @artesiningart4961 Před 3 lety +2

    ✌️😅🇵🇭
    Sorry for this is definitely a long comment.
    In the Philippines, we Filipinos, especially nowadays with our new curriculum and educational system since 2012, at least learn first about the values of respect, kindness, compassion, care, and empathy, among others, for other people, and also things like differences, similarities, uniqueness, diversity, variety, harmony, unity, community and sense of community, socialization and making friends, cooperation, teamwork, camaraderie, and the like as early as in Kindergarten or Pre-school, and then we begin to get more specific about the existence of various other religions, beliefs, and belief systems aside from one's own as early as in elementary or grade school, and that we need and should learn to have and show or demonstrate respect, empathy, appreciation, and understanding to other people, and their faiths, their beliefs, their cultures, their backgrounds, their ideas and opinions, their perspectives or points-of-view, their rituals, their kind or form of worship, their creeds, and their places of worship, as well as the having, sharing, and showing or demonstrating general values and virtues, especially those which are uniquely Filipino, amidst the diversity, variety, uniqueness, and differences of the people, ethnicities, and communities of the Philippines.
    We generally learn about Roman Catholicism, some other forms of Christianity like Protestantism among others, and Sunni Islam. We learn these stuffs mainly in our Values/Character Education and Social Studies school subjects aside from also being integrated in language arts subjects like Mother Tongue, Filipino, and English language and literature school subjects.
    In high school or secondary school, first specifically in lower secondary school or junior high school, we begin to learn a little bit more not just about Christianity and Islam in the Philippines but also some of the other main or major religions, beliefs, belief systems, worldviews, faiths, and philosophies of or from around Asia and the world like Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Sikhism, Jainism, Taoism/Daoism, among others, and other forms of Christianity and Islam like Shia Islam and Orthodox or Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
    We just learn some and general introduction or overview things about these. These are taught and/or are integrated in our Values/Character Education, Social Studies, Filipino language and literature, and English language and literature school subjects.
    In upper secondary school or senior high school, we do not learn much anymore about these things, but we learn again general stuffs about religions, beliefs, belief systems, and woeldviews as a part of one of our one semester Social Sciences core course subject, unless you are an Academic Track - Humanities and Social Sciences specialization studentwhose going to learn, in a one semester specialization coure, more things about religions, beliefs, belief systems, and worldviews, and then more specifically about Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Theravada Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism, Confucianism, Shintoism, and Taoism/Daoism, which are the main or major world religions.
    We do not and cannot study or learn all or everything about and of religions, beliefs, belief systems, and worldviews around the world nor even just in the Philippines alone, especially the more and other specific and small sects, branches, denominations, and cults, but we try to at least learn and study something or a little bit about the general, overview, or introduction of each of the major or main religions in the Philippines and and then in Asia and around the world.
    Religious Education in the Philippines isn't perfect nor even that much comprehensive, but it's pretty decent and good, and then its just up to the learner or student to extend his or her learning or studies such as to learn more or in breadth or to learn more about the specifics or in depth.
    There are also some public schools (pre-school, elementary or grade school, or even up to junior or up to senior secondary or high school) that allows or allots Religion Classes for Roman Catholic Cathechisms that is open for the majority of Roman Catholic Christian students or learners around the country given by local cathechists of their local and/or community Roman Catholic Christian parishes, apostolic vicariates, prelatures, suffragan dioceses, or metropolitan archdioceses, but is also open for other students or learners to attend, sit in, or listen to.
    Beyond that, there are also various religious schools in the Philippines, mostly private schools, colleges, universities, and other schools and higher educational institutions, such as Roman Catholic Christian schools and other non-Roman Catholic Christian schools, that includes or integrates Christian and Christianity-related lessons in their school curricula, which are usually, typically, or commonly mandatory or compulsory, and some are voluntary or are offered or served as school electives that Roman Catholic Christian students or learners can choose to take or not.
    There are also public and private Islamic schools in the Philippines (pre-school, or elementary or grade school, and even up to junior or up to senior high or secondary school) that at least includes or integrates Arabic Language and Islamic Values lessons in their school curricula, or are full-pledged madrasahs that includes or integrates more Arabic Language, Islamic Values, and lessons about Sunni Islam.
    There are also private Chinese schools in the Philippines, but they usually, typically, or commonly include or integrate Chinese language/s and/or dialect/s, Chinese traditions and culture, Chinese writing and literature, Chinese calligraphy, and Chinese history on their school curricula rather or more than about Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism/Daoism, Chinese folk religion/s, Chinese shamanism or Wuism, Chinese syncretic religion/s, and/or other Chinese religions of or from Mainland China and in the Philippines.

  • @badlongon525
    @badlongon525 Před 3 lety +3

    Besides guys it's their videos. Filipinos if you don't like their videos or if you think they are "Pinoy baiting", you are free to leave and not watch their channel. Just don't be rude. Someway or somehow, fate will find its way to reveal who is right and who is wrong in their intentions. Good vibes lang palagi please!

  • @daxaq7888
    @daxaq7888 Před 3 lety +1

    We don't teach "Religion" in public schools (Catholic and other Christian Schools do). But we discuss and learn about different religions in the world especially Christianity and Islam so that we would know how to act towards others religion and be able to understand and respect them. We also have a subject called "Values Education" which focuses on human morality.

  • @sar983
    @sar983 Před rokem +1

    PHILLIPINES ❤️ IS AN AMAZING COUNTRY 👏 MAY OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST PROTECT YOU PHILLIPINES AND FILIPINOS 😊

  • @ulanofficial1990
    @ulanofficial1990 Před 3 lety +3

    Hello from philippines, just ignore the bashers, for me a foreigner reacting about the philippines is not a bad thing, its a win win situation actually, as you can see we/filipinos are very supportive when it comes to filipino content just anything about the philippines, its a win win situation because, we can help you gaining more subscribers if not viewers,and at the same time, your helping us also to educate other people about the philippines especially to those people who have no idea about our country and culture,. There are some reactors who actually do that pinoy baiting thing but not all reactors are doing that, just continue reacting about the philippines.

  • @VhinmelvsPhotographyTV

    Don't mind those Crab minded people the importance is you make Phillipines/Pinoy proud...... We will continue to support you guys

  • @plipinosomehand9240
    @plipinosomehand9240 Před 3 lety +2

    For me i enjoy your blog guys always. thank you for picturing our country philippines happy independence day to all🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

  • @thehikapadventures3090

    i dont think its a pinoybaiting...
    for me as a Filipino, im really glad that other country (foreign people) see whats more Philippines can offer. it makes other people who watch youtube more aware that Philippines is so awesome that you want to visit there and experience out of this world and breathtaking scenaries.
    I totally support "The Commodity" for doing that. thanks to Miles at Phezz.more power.love you guys

  • @iankc9837
    @iankc9837 Před 3 lety +5

    I always want first to be first and here I am..
    For miles and phezz, just ignore toxic comments, just did what u are meant to be.

  • @joycefaithanis5146
    @joycefaithanis5146 Před 2 lety +1

    I started loving these two. 💕 You're both welcome here in the 🇵🇭. I love that you are trying to explain yourself to avoid arguments/conflicts. Your intention in making these type of videos are clearly pure. I enjoyed watching you both. 😊

  • @nicacaluyo9585
    @nicacaluyo9585 Před 3 lety +5

    Honestly we filipino's love singing mostly filipino's good in singing...

    • @aiman156
      @aiman156 Před 3 lety +2

      I swear to god every time i go on omegle i would 100% find filipinos singing

  • @marierocher4422
    @marierocher4422 Před 3 lety +2

    Yeey, you back and thank you. We enjoyed your reaction. Please react more about the Philippines. Thank you.

  • @pusanggalatv6178
    @pusanggalatv6178 Před 3 lety +1

    Watching from Tokyo Japan
    I'm Filipino here

  • @benmonilopez849
    @benmonilopez849 Před 3 lety

    I'm a filipino I do believe in you guys your genuine reaction is not fake

  • @papimarco
    @papimarco Před 3 lety +11

    This is not pinoy baiting . this is content

  • @uuuppz
    @uuuppz Před 3 lety

    Whoever said that are jealous, I'm sorry if you experienced that. We, filipino love you guys. We appreciate every videos about Philippines that you published.

  • @bingv1957
    @bingv1957 Před 3 lety

    Don’t mind the bashers, toxic as they are in social media, they are really kind and hospitable in person. You are welcome to visit our country😃

  • @leticiaperez9146
    @leticiaperez9146 Před 3 lety

    Filipinos are really strong because our nurses are usually only 5'2-5'4 yet they're able to care for American patients twice their size and their weight. Look at Manny Pacquiao as an example. Most Pinoy boxers are naturally shorter yet able to win against heavier Western opponents.

  • @MM-cc2gt
    @MM-cc2gt Před 2 lety

    Philippines if you love our culture or places or people they give you full support of sub.and love ❤️
    That's Us ♥️♥️♥️

  • @LonaMisa9
    @LonaMisa9 Před 2 lety +1

    i remember on my elementary days we will have a mass every week, all the students, teachers and staffs will be called to the school gym for mass, but our muslim classmates will remain in the classrooms

  • @moljuitxtouipz1553
    @moljuitxtouipz1553 Před 3 lety

    There sure are some people who'd think this is Pinoy Baiting but you have done different reactions such as Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore. Love your videos and thanks for reacting to The Philippines. Love from Philippines 😘😍

  • @felyrosales9243
    @felyrosales9243 Před 3 lety

    you cannot please everyone, don't mind those people,the facts is there's is good and there's is bad everywhere. I almost watched your vlog to the Philippines and I see that your reaction is real.thank you anyway because we learned something from both of you.

  • @Kiko-eh4nh
    @Kiko-eh4nh Před 3 lety +1

    The pinoy baiting vlog .they are so amaze i mean super amaze out of normal .you will notice it in there face .just like the food blooger when he eat the food .hahahaha

  • @katherinenavarrete6586
    @katherinenavarrete6586 Před 3 lety +1

    This is a very nice reaction video. I like how you guys were learning more about our culture, while we as an audience are also learning about yours. So it's a win-win situation. Keep up the great work!

  • @joefrancis668
    @joefrancis668 Před 3 lety +2

    The philippines is also visited by tornadoes and sometimes hailstorms.And Baguio city sometimes Freeze's in the cold months.

  • @fraimsantiago487
    @fraimsantiago487 Před 3 lety +1

    There is a way to teach religion in schools. Like the way, we do in the Philippines. Teach all the things that are common and every religion like good values and respect each other's religion and when it comes to praying, whichever one is leading will lead to pray on how he/she knows, and the other religions will just pray on their own way silently. Which the USA obviously failed every time. Everyone is crying for equality but everyone wants special treatment.

  • @lyleespinosa6185
    @lyleespinosa6185 Před 3 lety +1

    It's Independence Day Today in the Philippines..

  • @runettedelfino9044
    @runettedelfino9044 Před 3 lety

    Most countries all over the world, the education system when it comes to religion they tell us the origin and how it is being practiced by the countries that follow it and that's how we learn how to respect and co exist with each other.

  • @patrickjrb_2018
    @patrickjrb_2018 Před 3 lety

    The Filipino upper class families everyday speak english even in regular conversation daily. Some upper class families still speak spanish or even chinese. But in the middle or lower class categories filipino or tagalog is a regular common language. But in business english mostly is used for business transactions.

  • @matolerma9462
    @matolerma9462 Před 3 lety

    10:05 Chill about religions. Student can get movie hours or other activities. During mass gathering depending on the occasion or school. Even give additional plus grades for attending gatherings..... But there are mandatory gatherings that are attended for incentives and attendance.

  • @travelwithmyfamilee8185
    @travelwithmyfamilee8185 Před 3 lety +1

    Don't mind the toxic people .. we are happy that you are reacting my beloved country Philippines.. watching from korea 🇰🇷

  • @annettealegre-dy608
    @annettealegre-dy608 Před 3 lety

    Good morning Gentlemen❣️🇺🇸🇵🇭 I'm from the Philippines residing now in Las Vegas, Nevada. Happy to have watched two of your videos regarding the Philippines. Was convinced to sub this channel, you are honest and transparent in your perspective in life. Everybody gained from you tube depending on your contents. Hope you will visit my motherland, who knows you' ll gonna like to live and spend sometime like many foreign vloggers who opted to come back and reside in BGC after two years of visiting back and forth. I recommend Mike & Nelly Making it happen, George & Lucy from Austria & Germany, George & Lucy from UK, Finn Snow from Iceland, Becoming Pilipino from Canada & Eight miles from home from UK, who are now residing in the Philippines. Thank you, keep your vlogs coming. Have a great and safe weekend to you both❣️😘😍👌👀🙏🌴🎋☘️

  • @crisperak6653
    @crisperak6653 Před 3 lety

    👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇵🇭 you guys are honest with your reaction that’s why I watched your blog. Here from Wa state.😊

  • @peperochan12
    @peperochan12 Před 3 lety

    Our elementary public schools have subject about religion, mostly thought by a nun or priest. Some private schools have it too. As for other religions, it’s mostly thought by a specific subject in passing like social studies.

  • @NindoRuiz
    @NindoRuiz Před 3 lety

    yep that's right one of the oldest school in Asia "San Carlos University" here in my hometown Cebu and it's very near in my home just walk by.
    Greetings from Cebu City, Philippines.

  • @jimtierra4545
    @jimtierra4545 Před 3 lety

    Filipino here, discovered your channel recently, kept watching on and on..... yeah pinoy-baiting has been a constant topic for YT content creators BUT who cares, you make good video reviews, you guys rock \../,

  • @tg9032
    @tg9032 Před 3 lety +2

    Love your reaction guys! Much love from PH👌

  • @reymond.yeahhh
    @reymond.yeahhh Před 3 lety

    Don't mind anyone that's toxic. Keep doing what you do. We all know people in youtube are making contents to be monetized. Stupid is someone who doesn't know that. 💖 We love you guys.

  • @cieloliessa3443
    @cieloliessa3443 Před 3 lety

    Thank you for featuring the Philippines.. we love you from Philippines ❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @haa.8583
    @haa.8583 Před 3 lety +2

    If you have plans to visit Philippines visit Palawan, Cebu and Bohol im from mindanao but tourist spots here are too little and redundant.

  • @SelwynClydeAlojipan
    @SelwynClydeAlojipan Před 3 lety

    Those who criticize people for Pinoy baiting are just hypocrites and negative critics. I think they want to just hurt other people for no good reason at all. They're just envious. Doing research or watching videos while showing your reactions to new information about the Philippines is the smart way to go.

  • @antoniettesaab1755
    @antoniettesaab1755 Před 2 lety

    Bashers are like "stoppers", and they're usually negative people. Majority of the Filipinos are non-toxic, so listen to the majority, not to the minority!....👍🇵🇭

  • @mechocaacosta7743
    @mechocaacosta7743 Před 3 lety

    In High Schools in PH the major religions in Asia are taught in Social Studies like Hinduism, Shintoism, Taoism, etc.

  • @wynncruz1467
    @wynncruz1467 Před 3 lety

    Perhaps this is a cultural heritage of the Filipinos. the Philippines as a Catholic country that has been exposed to two cultures, America and Spain, the Filipinos are very respectful of other beliefs and religions. In public schools and private schools starting from elementary school to college, the subject of religion is part of the school system. For example, before the lesson begins in a class, the whole classroom will pray. And those students who are not Catholic are not force to pray in the Catholic way. They can pray the way they pray according to their habits. There are Schools in the Philippines exclusively for Catholics only. Just an FYI, That is why the Mormon Missionaries want to go on a mission in the Philippines because the minds of Filipinos are open to other faiths. That is why many Mormon Missionaries have more converts because the minds of the Filipinos are so open. In the Philippines, there are many other religions, but the good thing is that everyone has respect for other religions.

  • @angelkanebuendia7175
    @angelkanebuendia7175 Před 3 lety +1

    Ph schools doesn't really teach specific religion. It's just that in our elementary, we have this character education subject that discusses the different religions present to inform us with the varying beliefs and norms that each religion have. We are taught about Islam, Buddhism, etc, its differences just to have awareness. After all, thats where coexistence starts. 😊😊

    • @TheCommodity
      @TheCommodity  Před 3 lety +1

      Love it! -phezz

    • @DANventures514
      @DANventures514 Před 3 lety +1

      Maybe in general. I studied in a Catholic highschool and university. We have religious education subjects even in college.

    • @AnjLove01
      @AnjLove01 Před 3 lety +1

      But if you attended a private catholic schools like i did, then of course we had catholic/christian living subjects. 😃

  • @juliosunga3530
    @juliosunga3530 Před 2 lety

    Inverting the Philippine flag fulfills the function of a war flag. Whereas other countries have a dedicated war flag with designs derived from their national flags, the Philippines is one of those that uses a single flag for both purposes.

  • @5hy_for_Mahalima
    @5hy_for_Mahalima Před 3 lety

    Different people, different opinions. So if you're someone who thinks something is click baiting then why even waste time to take a peek? Just shrug it off guys. Happy 123rd Independence day to us PH. June 12, 1898.

  • @aidarodrigueza6846
    @aidarodrigueza6846 Před 3 lety

    Hello, thank you for always featuring our country, the Philippines in you video.

  • @SelwynClydeAlojipan
    @SelwynClydeAlojipan Před 3 lety

    The US Flag Code allows flying the flag upside down to show distress. The Philippine Flag Code specifically orders the flag to be flown with the red side up in wartime because that was the way it was flown during the Philippine War of Independence against Spain (Philippine Flag Day: 28-May-1898, the Battle of Alapan), the Philippine-American War (1898-1981), and World War II (1941-1945).

  • @drsgd28
    @drsgd28 Před 2 lety

    we only study major religions mainly Asian religions. we study the major ones and we study the origin and beliefs of those religions its also a way for us to be aware of those religions.
    edit: AND IM ACTUALLY NOT SURE ABOUT PUBLIC SCHOOLS AS I AM FROM A CATHOLIC PRIVATE SCHOOL BUT WE STILL STUDY LIKE ISLAM.

  • @Somm_RJ
    @Somm_RJ Před 3 lety

    Do not worry, you can always know those who are baiting and those who are not. You can just see how they act and the way they hype things up. You appear to be sincere and genuine even without clearing that up.

  • @ciela-gem1036
    @ciela-gem1036 Před 3 lety

    Y'all uploaded this at the perfect time😁😁 it's our independence day today!!
    I love your videossss🤗❤
    Thank you for watching and trying to learn about the Philippines and I'm so sorry for whoever said that y'all are pinoy baiting. I think you guys are genuinely curious and willing to learn but please do also understand their side as there are alot of youtubers who upload Filipino related content and react/watch ungenuinely and half-heartedly.
    Anywayssss continue creating this type of content 😁😁 God Bless!!

  • @BarbieDoll-fu7jg
    @BarbieDoll-fu7jg Před 3 lety +1

    Watching from Philippines ! God bless!

  • @ireneobalgue3405
    @ireneobalgue3405 Před 3 lety

    don't worry guys we are here pjnoys to support you just published to the world our good culture.

  • @alprez3614
    @alprez3614 Před 3 lety

    FYI, when Texas became a terrotory of the US, it was briefly named New Philippines in the 17th Century.

  • @tsuraraoikawa4612
    @tsuraraoikawa4612 Před 3 lety

    we are taught about different religions for awareness in school (highschool and university) in an objective way, so that we better understand the belief systems of other people in our community. It's not like the schools are indoctrinating a specific religion at all.

  • @ronberi7773
    @ronberi7773 Před 3 lety

    I like your honesty guys. Filipino baiting is something that upset some Pinoys. Telling this disclaimer should be enough to stop them from speaking ill of you. Keep it up. Thanks guys

  • @ericbrenpelayocarpio3360

    Texas was like the Philippines... That's why when Texas was still part of the Viceroyalty of New Spain, it was called Nueva Filipinas (New Philippines)... I saw that on a historical map, but the boundaries aren't the same as today...

  • @nhejnatividad4488
    @nhejnatividad4488 Před 3 lety +1

    Please try to make reaction about the community pantry here in the Philippines..thank you..

  • @bisdakdiay
    @bisdakdiay Před 3 lety

    Fun Fact: just like in USA, the Philippine public schools from elementary through university do not teach religion.
    Not all private schools teach religion. Some do.
    Pilipinos are sociable people and we are always curious about other Pilipino’s culture, religion and tradition. We are not shy to ask, esp if one has become a classmate or neighbor or co-worker.

  • @pbbmsupporter
    @pbbmsupporter Před 3 lety

    One info.. Jeepneys are the no. 1 means of transportation in the Phils., We dont have that much christmas movies, Filipinos sing.. Good or bad voice.. Everybody sings, the Filipinos love foreigners. When you are able to come here, start with metro manila for at least a week then go to the provinces to experience our beaches. Also watch videos about Batanes. It is the New Zealand in the Philippines.

    • @pbbmsupporter
      @pbbmsupporter Před 3 lety

      Our foods are influenced by Spanish and Chinese cuisine. We love meat and noodles and pasta. And since we are surrounded by islands we have so much fishes and prawns. We were occupied by the Americans and they left us with their taste in everything. In food, music and politis and style.

  • @Kashy902
    @Kashy902 Před 3 lety

    Proud Philippines 🇵🇭

  • @rhynnlonea6544
    @rhynnlonea6544 Před 3 lety

    In our school whenever it's time for religious class the non catholic students would have to go to the 3rd floor because that's where the non catholic religion class is designated. We don't leave anyone behind. There are rooms specific for muslim and there are also rooms for other religions.
    Edit: And our school is a public school.

  • @Mykes25
    @Mykes25 Před rokem

    i actually believe that teaching religion in schools are for education or awareness since the Philippines has Islam, Christianity and Roman Catholic. Yes, I separated it because there's a huge difference between them. We Filipinos or other countries with diverse beliefs really need it in the education system for us to know, respect and understand one another

  • @dexneg6297
    @dexneg6297 Před 2 lety

    For me you guys are the best reaction than other ,you guys more explanation on everything you react than other

  • @vangiecagungon7035
    @vangiecagungon7035 Před 3 lety +5

    It is what it is guys, as it goes, you can't please everyone but for me, am thankful because you are featuring our country, people can see how beautiful our country is❤🇵🇭
    Appreciate you both, thank you🙏🙏🙏

  • @cunananfrancis561
    @cunananfrancis561 Před 3 lety +1

    Philippines amazing country and more beautiful places

  • @floridaaguada4216
    @floridaaguada4216 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for reaction about my country Philippines😊

  • @arleenrosalito9342
    @arleenrosalito9342 Před 3 lety

    People everywhere please don't do that be a human being stop being toxic.be in positive be friendly as being human...that's it!love and peace we're all happy so easy to do it

  • @kierrodavid1755
    @kierrodavid1755 Před 3 lety

    Hurricanes and typhoons are just the same weather disturbance. The only difference is where they are located. Hurricanes are storms that form in the Atlantic while typhoons are storms that form in the Pacific.

  • @oralloalexakim3689
    @oralloalexakim3689 Před 3 lety +1

    Filipino's has different level of speaking English language. Students who went to an English community school or private school speak more fluently that they also use it at home or use to communicate to other people because they use English language in school and use only tagalog when it is Filipino subject or history. But in public school it is so different but they also use English language but not much.

  • @joefrancis668
    @joefrancis668 Před 3 lety

    Fun fact the madrigal singers are the first choral group that won the european grand prix for choral singing.

  • @adamfikry3747
    @adamfikry3747 Před 3 lety +3

    Hi!! Malaysia here..

  • @marlynbarcelon767
    @marlynbarcelon767 Před 3 lety

    Every region here in the Phils.has a different dialect but in school,they teach english,Tagalog&dialect in a region or province

  • @DANventures514
    @DANventures514 Před 3 lety

    English language is widely spoken not just in schools and workplace. If you guys mingle with the people from the posh neighborhoods, they speak usually in Taglish which is a mixed Tagalog-English.

  • @burningcalmness
    @burningcalmness Před 3 lety

    Words that are worth paying attention are words coming from people who matter ... I'm enjoying your reaction, so keep going

  • @loveshots3571
    @loveshots3571 Před 3 lety

    I went to a Catholic school in my primary and secondary.. we practice catholic religions but there are also Muslims and Hindu students who are also studying there they don't practice what we catholics do but they still give respect everytime we have our mass they're just there listening but never practice the religion.. I think that's just the way we have in the Philippines.. We just know how or when to give respect.

  • @melvinainarizona4472
    @melvinainarizona4472 Před 3 lety

    So growing up in the Philippines, yes we were taught of the way we position the flag...most days in it was rainy and when the rain is on we used to take our flag of the flagpole and hang it on the wall in front of the school building, and we have to be very careful which sides the red and blue are on. I don' know if they still teach kids that nowadays.

  • @MealineN
    @MealineN Před 3 lety

    Hope you react to NU Pep Squad 2019 UAAP a cheerdance competition here in the Philippines..

  • @agentorange4635
    @agentorange4635 Před 3 lety

    Another derivative and descendant of the willy's jeep here in the Philippines are what we call stainless owner type jeeps. You might want to check them out.

  • @bargolajoshual.6851
    @bargolajoshual.6851 Před 3 lety

    I really loved and appreciate your content especially when you both reacting to the Philippines my home country 🇵🇭

  • @abraham-tl7gv
    @abraham-tl7gv Před 3 lety

    it's actually a two way win win situation....because of so many foreign vloggers philippine islands are actually winning in the world rankings....and foreign tourists keep on coming....that was not a thing 20 years ago...or maybe we have to thank youtube and facebook for all the publicity....

  • @kirojiro23
    @kirojiro23 Před 3 lety

    It's alright bro if you do it for money. I like you guys for being honest. I like you guys better than other Filipino baiting youtubers for money.
    Why be toxic and spread hate? If you don't like them don't watch their videos. Don't be a crybaby and butthurt. You only live once so spread love.
    Love from the 🇵🇭 💜
    (BTW, why does this video doesn't have ads in me?)

  • @leticiaperez9146
    @leticiaperez9146 Před 3 lety

    Bodies that are used to carrying stuff at an early age get used to physical challenges as opposed to couch potatoes. Now you know .

  • @atinnhors6981
    @atinnhors6981 Před 3 lety

    Please react also to "14 reasons why Philippines is different from other countries" pleasedddd... 🙏🙏🙏