FILIPINOS Are SMARTER Because Of THIS?
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Most filipinos are trilingual. Did you know that? Because of this fact, they're smarter.
This isn't an opinion, it's science.
Check my video out to find out why.
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"Filipinos are smart."
It means I'm temporarily not being Filipino during Math and Art classes.
Hahahahahhah
Gagi,kuhang kuha mo 🤣
😌🤚
Hahahahahaha tae na tamaan ako hahahahahaha hoii wag ganya hahahahah charr wala akong talent sa art hahahahaha
Definitely.
Filipinos are smart
Am i temporarily un-filipino when it comes to math, filipino and ap?
Maybe I'm not filipino...
Our Former president (Benigno Aquino Jr.) said
Study english , so you can connect with the world
Study Tagalog, so you can connect with our nation
Cherish your Regional language , so you can connect with your roots.
We focused too much on globalizing when we on our own is not ready for it
Lol not all of the entire world uses English as a lingua franca. Groups of countries use another language such as La Francophonie and La Hispanidad. In central and eastern Europe learning and being fluent in German is an excellent asset to have.
@@ontariofirs7347 Well we were taught that English is universally known as the most common way to communicate with other people. But I understand your point!
@@bernadinebalistoy9036 yeah, that's why our professors always say that "English is a universal language".
President Duterte. I just like his advices
Long live the President!
I like the fact that Philippines is listed high on countries that speaks most english and stuff. majority of filipinos can speak english. Yes, but despite this, they have the balls to say to a fellow filipino who are talking in english and say “wErE in tHe PhIlIpInES, sO StOp SpEAkIng dOlLars”
I studied in a private school in the Philippines from kindergarten to high school. We were "forced" to speak English by paying a 10-cent penalty per dialect word we spoke if got caught. It felt so awkward speaking English inside the campus if we were just taking our snacks or lunch break. So sometimes I and my classmates had to agree to break the rule.
@@jente74 So they still do that in some schools there, huh? Akala ko wala na yan dahil 60s pa when I was in elementary at baka lola mo na ako. hehehe. It was Sacred Heart School in Quezon City. We used to have a monitor who would try to catch us speaking Tagalog. Everytime he tried to catch me doing it, I would ask him to repeat what I said (which he did-tanga!) so we’d both end up paying instead. hahahahaha!
Btw, we used to say “spokening dalars” then as well.
@@lnc8186 It was in the 80’s. I don’t know now. It depends also on the school standards. From different nations ang mga kaibigan ko. When we meet and hang out, I do notice that some of my Filipino friends intentionally speak their own mother tongue even though they know that there are non-Filipinos in our group. Their reason is simply that, they say, they struggle to speak in English. They can, but they say later on na “nosebleed” na raw, so they end up switching to Bisaya or Tagalog.
@@jente74 this is so me and my classmates back in elementary, punishment is a cardboard tag with the words 'I will never speak in my dialect again' is passed to whoever is caught speaking in cebuano. The last one to wear it at the end of the school day gets deduction in the grades.
When I was in 2nd grade, the teachers would make us pay 5 pesos per tagalog word. That was about 10 years ago. It's kinda stupid since when I grew older, it was hard for me to speak in more fluent tagalog. But I can still speak a basic tagalog.
Me and my Filipina wife went to Siargao some years ago and we bumped into her friend in grade school. There was instant "chika" between them talking about their adventures back then. I was trying so hard to try and catch up but they kept switching from Visaya to Tagalog with a little bit of gay language and English. My wife even introduced me to some like "char' and "bongga". Filipinos are just so fabulous when it comes to uaing multiple language.
What gay?
EDIT: there was a gay language that I never knew, I have heard it but I never knew what it was called..
@@sheenaabal9876 maybe like mudra or beki it's the language of gays in the philippines
Char or charot
@@sheenaabal9876 there are actually gay language in the Philippines, so many words you can never think of.
Gay lingo, it's slang.
Like how "you can do it" is English, "kaya mo yan" is Tagalog, "keribels mo yan ghorl" is gay slang
No one:
Not even a single soul:
Fellow Filipinos: *sana ol*
Sana ol like like
Sana ol may jowa
Sana ollllllllll
Stop, pls, I keep hearing this at school and I think my iq is diminishing, just pls, stop.
@@yeemchawson8122 chill bruh 😂
"Filipinos are Smart"
Filipinos: IMONG MAMA SMART
MAO MANNNN
HAHAHAHAHAHA
actually filipinos could also be GLOBE, TOUCH MOBILE..... joke😁.
ano?
ESPECIALLY BISAYA 😂😂
When most of your county is bilingual but they love anime and k-pop/dramas. We be multilingual y'all.
KekW
i'm a lowkey trilingual bcs of kpop/drama lol
knowing some japanese or korean word doesnt mean you're fluent and multilingual tho
I kinda hate those people who say they know japanese or korean just because they said some random word
@@yuma5306 yeah i know a lot people like that >
W A S T E D
I'm Filipino and I'm not only bilangual.
I'm pretty fluent in
• English
• Tagalog
• Ilocano
• Igorot
• Kalinga
And it's not that hard for me to learn other foreign languages too, like French, German, Spanish, Japanese and Korean. . . I don't know but for some reason all this intelect suddenly disintegrates when I'm faced with numbers. 😐
i'm half english,kalinga,filipino
I know
English
Filipino
and I'll be learning
Latin
Ancient and modern greek
Hebrew
(for religious purposes)
i'm learning russian, canadian & malay and i hope i'll succeed it all in college. wish me luck..
also i subscribed to all of u 3
English in my mind: 100%
English I speak: 1%
hahahahah same
So you understand English but you can't speak?
@@kuru5674 I'm a fiction writer. I write using the English language, but whenever it's time to speak English, I find myself holding back because I have an accent. And it's really sad because in the Philippines, English is a measure of intelligence. If you can't speak English, you're stupid.
@V_exe yeah that too. I'm a Cebuano. Bisaya ako, pero nahihirapan akong mag Tagalog. I learnt English first.
Tagalog is such a complex language. And, I envy the people that knows how to fluently speak Tagalog. Ang ganda din kasi pakinggan.
@V_exe yeah. A blessing and a curse. Pero yun na yun eh. We really can't change it.
When Filipinos are brokenhearted, they post "hugots" at Facebook.
True!
They be like: "sana all may jowa"
@Harashimi Park Oo nga eh
O Kaya "Penpen de sarapen de kutsilyo kssjjdbdb haw haw, Mahal Di ikaw"
😂
Well i just did that 1 min ago
On Facebook
"Being bilingual declines the rate of having dementia"
Me: wearing glasses and finding my glasses at the same time.
I remember when I was searching for my pen while I was holding it in my hands 🤣😃🤣🤣🤣
How about it hangs on your shirt then that would definitely my mother lol
@@huhhh2238 I Searched for my Pencil once when i Literally put it in my Ear a Moment ago
Damn that Mirror saved me
One time I was searching for my phone using my phone's flashlight 😅
@@elmariajin7077 wow.... Uhhh i find it hard to believe but it's funny hahahahaha
I'm a Filipino but Thank you for supporting us 'Filipinos here'
Im a korean citizen but born filipino. I can speak korean, english, hilonggo(hiligaynon), bisaya, tagalog and spanish. ^^ just sharing
Wow you are amazing 😍
Cool
Grabe oi
Wow...i can only speak filipino,english, ilocano and my local dialect...
Nice
“Filipinos are smart”
Teacher: “Assignment?”
Student: “Nakalimutan ko sa bahay😅”
Teacher: “Sige i-pacheck mo yun sa nanay mo.”
The fact that I did that years ago 😂😂😂
Ang totoo di talaga gumawa😁😁😁😁
"So yung bahay nyo bibigyan ko ng grade?" -- Line ng teacher namen Tuwing walang nagawa na assignment
I dont believe that, being muti-linggual is easy, but to be a critical thinker are rare, most of filipinos are very emotional and mostly they use emotion to decide thier nxt moves. dont take it personal😊✌ sorry for my english😊
@ryan there's truth to that man.
Its true, thats what make us Filipinos known by other countries...we are doing things....job and other stuff with emotions. Sometimes it can be a disadvantage for us, though. Salute to you if being multilinggual is easy for you ..but most people find it hard to learn other language. they need to be really interested,persistent and determined to learn...they need to put a lot of efforts☺...they or should i say we😅
Yes.
yes. but I'm not one of them. I lack emotions. lol
can you show stats?
Thank you so much for respecting my country i appreciate it♥
"FILIPINOS ARE SMART"
Me: 1+1
My Friend: *Magellan*
Hahahahaha
OneInAMillion EyesOnMe AllinUs 2+2= LAPULAPU
@@An_Lei 3+3= CHRISTMAS TREE
4+4=BAGONG BABOR
5 + 5 buntis five
You don't know what happened
hahahahaha
They can also call your name.
Or they will be like "aaayyyiiee-"
Grade 9 aken so.. HAAHA
Sana ol!!
Fact: we are smart when it comes to cracking jokes and craziness 😂😂😂
living in the philippines made me realize i am actually triligual, i speak bisaya, tagalo and english uhh YAAAAAASSSS
Same woohoo!
I grew up speaking Pangasinan, Ilokano, English, and Tagalog fluently in the Philippines, along with a heavy exposure to Mandarin because my elementary school was full of Chinese immigrants. When my family moved to CA back in 1999, it was so easy for me to learn Spanish, Japanese, French, and Egyptian Arabic that when I spoke to their native speakers, they assumed I lived in their country 🤣 I'm a humble person, but it is true. Filipinos have the perfect tongue for ANY language. It is honestly the one thing I am proud of.
That's what I'm always trying to say to others. Most filipinos can mimick any language as if it is our native language. That's how flexible our tongues are.
Yeah I agree.... When I was 10 years old I already singing anime songs...hahaha
Taga sual ka siguro. Haha
Wow galing naman po @ shahani braga sana all
@@esetpip I can relate to this hahaha
"Filipinos are smart"
Filipinos: *Anti-intellectualism intensifies*
*Crab mentality intensifies*
Naniiiiiii !!!!!
! ! !
@@mangodip2170 PREACH!
@@lexdalan9033 I'd rather live in Europe (more likely to be Germany one day) than staying in a shithole called Philippines.
@@mangodip2170 don't ever go back to the Philippines country. I love the Philippines country but I hate the lazy people and the corrupt government. That's the fuck!
Him: 86% of population speak English
WEEB/OTAKU: maybe the rest 14% is speaking japanese😎
YUSSSS
Let's learn Japanese instead of english🤠
Nah. Maybe 7% of filipinos are speaking japanese and another 7% are speaking korean langauge. HAHAHAHA DON'T FORGET ABOUT KPOP/KDRAMA PLETHORA HAHAHAHAHA
@@pearltheexplorer2084 hahhaa truee
@@someone-sc5mf im a big weeb too but u also u need english. its rlly good knowing how to speak Japanese. Like, u can brag about it with ur friends and stuff but english is Philippines's official 2nd language (Philippines itself). but yea u should learn English too its kinda easier ive learned it since i was 3 (i was fluent btw). i learned japanese 2 yrs ago. and im pure filipino too. so i now know 3 languages at 11. what im trying to say here is that u should learn English first. u can communicate with the Japanese locals with english too, and they say talking with locals is the easiest way to learn their language, but yea learning japanese is fun. it rlly is. u can brag and stuff. and trilingual ppl are considered smart too so yea try learning English too. its a subject in school and u will learn it until u graduate college. so i think it rlly is overestimated. its not that hard. and btw if ur like from visayas u probably know their language. so if u are, u know tagalog and bisaya, so learning English and Japanese will be rlly awesome. thx for listening
I'm Filipino, born and raised in the Philippines.
But my english is actually better than my tagalog(Filipino language)
I'm not sure what the hell happened..
Edit: I think it's because I find Filipino harder than english despite being a Filipino lol.
Sooo true to be honest like bruh I dont even know how in the world did I pass that subject when I was little with a good line 9 like wha-- I dont even know how I did that for four grades in a row
same
bruh im so bad tagolog that i dont even the know the numbers through 20-100
yea same, especially when the tagalog word is rlly deep, i'd have to ask my mom for help, and sometimes she'd be as clueless as me lol. i feel like the older i get the more i stray away from tagalog. is that just me?;;
@@Cyphonxy lmao yea it can be a problem when im buying from the store. i'd ask how much, and the lady would say a tagalog number idk 💀 puta i'd be like, "uno dos tres quatro-" in my head and that's fcking _spanish_ istg 😭✋
If theres a video mentioning a filipino related thing. The conmments gonna flood with filipino comments. Like this
Yeah, they love to text AND comment! Maybe because they're non-stop gossipers.
@@roseuj ikr
Yeah I'm a Filipino myself and this is emberassing.
@@roseuj True!!! 😂😂😅
@@LAN-w- i feel yah.
1+1 = Magellan
2+2 = Lapu Lapu
3+3 = Christmas Tree
😂😂🤔
4+4 = volleyball
5+5 = Voltez 5 (cuz it's not listed yet)
9+9 = Lucky 9
10+10 Ututin (farts frequently)
4+4= Singapore
5+5= TV 5
4+4= Singapore
5+5= TV 5
6+6= Siksikan
7+7= Seven up
8+8= Chocolate
9+9= Lucky 9
10+10= Ututin
11+11= Seven eleven
Luma na yan.
"most filipinos are trilingual"
me, speaking english, tagalog, taglish, and singlish: *are you sure about that*
AHAHAHAHAHA Im wheezing at this comment rn i cant anymore-
My friends only know how to speak tangina
@@archangel5125 Same bro-
korni
@@archangel5125 YOWWW YOU ALSO PLAY BANDORI ?? your pfp is Fire Bird lol
not at me (a pureee Filipino and studying in a public school) finding the Filipino subject harder than the English subject
Edit
Same!!
I understand absolutely nothing😂😂😂😂
@@mochaneko3416 but at least we tried. Hahaha 😂
The risk we take are calculated, but boy are we bad at math.
Ah. I can relate.
I'm Filipino-
And im horrible at math-
;_;
*Filipinos are smart
Me: 1+1= bintana(window)
ako: 1+1 = usa/one/1
akoang mga barkada or friends: 1+1 = 11
ako: pisti lang mo
1 plus 1 equals Magellan, how could you all forget this simple math??
Dianna Cellona PUTANGINA HAHAHA
Dili oi 1+1=3
Nice joke
Let’s appreciate his effort on writing. 💙
apart from my native tongue, english and my provincial dialect. i was able to learn 4 other languages which are Icelandic, German, Norwegian and Afrikaans
Very good
*_Filipinos are smart people_*
Me: * Laughs in 3 dialects and 2 languages *
wkwkwk jajajaja bahahaha bobo halos lht ng Filipino they are easily manipulated and only follow the trend parang yung skit nila Kay and Peele Awkward Conversation...As a Filipino nakakahiya na may ganitong video.
Ulol
Who da fuq cares if you laugh in 3 dialects and speak in 2 languages...... that's too short for discrimination on us...well im a filipino....
RESPECT IS GONE
Hahaha
@@fantaisiechopin8240 totoo at hindi nila alam na sasaktan tayo sa ofw
"Filipino's are smart"
Me while the current subject in school is Filipino: *Internal screaming intensifies*
Me when watching anime: *Somehow understands without reading subtitles*
XDDDDDD
Same 😂
Same
Bobo ka lang talaga bka sa English ka lang magaling tangina
@@monstasorii2065 hayup wala akong problema sa anime paborito ko din yun
pero potcha bulok sa tagalog crab mentality mga ugali ng tao ngaun. sana lang marunong kayo magtambalan o kahit mga slang galing dito
Sorry nmn kung grabe ako makasabe nakakainis lang kasi pagmay tagarito na bulok sa tagalog, tas parang worldclass spelling bee champion magenglish
mayroon rin kasi akong ganitong classmate na parang may tamats sa ulo paulit ulit sinasabe araw-araw parang totoong may autism
wala siyang sira o sakit sa pagiisip
ganun lang talaga siya kakainis
kasi rin sinisigawan teacher tas pag pinagsabihan magi-english "I DONT CARE" "FOR GODS SAKE" "GOD DAMNIT" na nakakainip pakinggan. friends kami nmn pero minsan parang nagkakaroon na ren ako ng tama dahil sa kanya
Fun fact: The Philipines doesn’t have 2 languages and 172 dialects, but all 174 of them are technically languages since a dialect is basically just the main language but with and twist and a language is completely different so technically not one Filipino “Dialect” is considered as a dialect instead all of them are technically languages
Edit: The likes on this comment is the most that I’ve gotten
Yep. A lot of people interchange them when they're actually two different things.
Yeah. When I went to Zamboanga it felt like I went to spain 😭😭
@@sarahaeeoof2120 funny, I'm from Zamboanga. I guess the Chavacano language made you feel that Spanish vibe, right?
So does that mean I can speak 5 languages🤨😧 Tagalog, English, Ilokano, Bisaya, Ibanag
@@dennisepaccarangan2012 yes
Pretty sure a lot of Filipinos learn English for the sake of understanding their fellow FIlipinos. It's 2 birds in 1 stone, not only you understand your fellow Filipinos, you could also understand most people from the rest of the world.
CZcamsr's: put Filipino in the vid
Filipino: popping everywhere out of nowhere
YT: *talks about Filipinos*
Filipinos: LeT uS InTrOdUce oUrSelvEs
Filipinos are so proud!
Thats how we fuckin do it mate, just ignore us 😂
Correction:
You have summoned us?
My Literature/Language/History Professor told us that there are more about 800 unknown dialects in the philippines
Yep thats true
Yepp
Kurt Bryan can you please tell me more about the 800 more unknown dialects in the Philippines?..
I really want to learn more about them..even if it’s just a little information..thank you..
True, sometimes towns next to each other doesn't understand some words used by the other towns.
I feel like only some countries visited Philippines only to see what we have and get to know
"Parang onte lang ng mga country bumisita ng Pilipinas para magkita kung ano ang gamit natin at mag alam ng iba"
Thank you for featuring our country to your videos as always. 😊❤
"Filipinos are smart."
*me,singing infront of a fan*
Edit (26/6/20)
How did this get so many likes without me knowing--
LMAO THAT'S
FUNNY
@@remedyboi38_gaming98 Fanny
At least you're smart enough to know it makes it looks stupid
Singing is part of it 👏👏👏
“filipinos are smart”
lmao all i can think about is how witty filipinos are when it comes to jokes or memes 🤣👌🏻
Haha lol 😄😄😄
Hahahahaha
I miss watching your videos Tom! I hope you’ll come back and make more new vlogs soon! You are one of the best foreigners who actually appreciates the Philippines and always put a positive note on everything about us. Unlike the other foreign bloggers like Making It Happen, who are always fake and they pretend to “like” or “appreciate” our culture, but they really don’t at all. It’s so obvious they are always thirsty for our views and likes, yet they don’t actually care about us or our culture.
But with you Tom, I’ve gotta say that you truly appreciate us Pinoys, you appreciate our language and how many dialects that we speak and you actually CARE about us. For that, I truly appreciate you for all the work that you’ve done. Bravo!!!🎉👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I didn't expect this, this is life-changing.
"Filipinos are smart"
After hearing that I looked at my reflection and my quizzes and periodical exams and projects and started laughing at myself
Not in Math ang physics.
Sa kalokohan lang smart
It’s more than that. You haven’t included the tribes. 500+ dialects.
Incredible.
And handwritings
Such as Hanunuo, Buhid, Baybayin and many more
@@Definitelynoone oo nga sa sobrang dami nakakabobo ng pagaralan
@@kenikerflores5878 But I know how to read and write Baybayin and Hanunuo.
It was just a shame that I can't self study the Hanunuo Mangyan's Language because of the lack of resources online. I need to find a Native speaker who also speak Tagalog here in Calapan. But Hanunuo Mangyans lives in Mt. Halcon which is pretty far from me.
BTW studying the ancient writing script isn't that hard. In fact I mastered the Baybayin within an hour and a half
@@Definitelynoone ohh good maybe im just lazy learning or i have a low iq anyway bakit kapa nag eenglish!! Ta3ta3 alam mobang 5 minuto kong linagisipan yang english nayan hahahah skl.
Im studying a different language but i still didnt fully understand tagalog lol
Lol, same
why tho?
I'm also a Filipino. I can speak English, Bisaya, Ilonggo, Muslim, Korean, Ilocano. We Filipino's are multilingual 💖
im pretty sure muslim is a religion and not a language-
Muslim? Arab?
Me: *Talks to friends in Taglish* (English+Tagalog)
*FRIEND STARTS SPEAKING IN SPANISH*
Me: *FIGHTS BACK WITH FRENCH*
Duolingo is going to kill me for not remembering french...
What a total power move. XD
Y e s
When my friends to this I start talking back in Scottish
bitch i talk in conyo
"Filipinos are smart"
I keep forgetting things...
Jaika sharpeye Bulan rodriguez grammar mo brad haha
smart people tend to forget irrelevant things
And i suck at Math.
@@emirelar2862 XD Oh don't worry, most of my classmates sucks at math. But that's typical for us filipinos. ;-;
"Memorization is not Education" - Elon Musk
Also kind
Filipinos;PAA TUHOD KAPATID LUHOD.'"
KABAYAN ANONG INIISIP MO-
I'm fluent in Tagalog, bisaya, kapampangan, ilonggo, English, Korean and Japanese. I'm also interested to learn Spanish since my ancestors were Spaniards, most of Filipino's can speak 3 different languages as part of their daily lives😂
Many Tagalogs can only speak 2: tagalog and english
For other Filipinos, yes, they speak at least three languages.
@@janjamesramos247yep, I speak bisaya,tagalog,english and learning japanese
@@janjamesramos247 im Tagalog i speak Dutch
@@myungl9750 sana ol
@@janjamesramos247 charot 😅 duolingo is the key haha
So this is the languages I know hot to speak:
1. English (Of course)
2. Tagalog
3. Hiligaynon
4. Karay-a
5. Bisaya (A little bit but I can understand)
Just here in the Philippines and I'm grateful I learn this much language and I'm also interested in Japanese and Korean!
LOVE FROM THE PHILIPPINES!!!
MABUHAY!!!
Karay- a! Taga diin kw?
@@bwisitlinti8545 taga puso mo HAHAHA
IKAW HAW TAGA DIIN?
"Filipinos are smart"
Me: "Tingin sa globe na sim card"
Huh?
Hahahaha
hahahah
Deserved more likes
This is so bad it's good
__dies of laughter__
ᴼⁿˡʸ ᵖᵒᵍᵍᵉʳˢ ᵃⁿᵈ ˡᵉᵍᵉⁿᵈˢ ᶜᵃⁿ ˢᵉᵉ ᵗʰᶦˢ ᶜᵒᵐᵐᵉⁿᵗ
Me i saw it Only gamers poggers legend cool cab subscribe me haha
Pog
just wanna say I'm the 69th like
POG!
Guys hes a bot i saw some of it
Others speak not only 3 but more. Like a visayan who can speak cebuano, english tagalog Waray, sometimes bicolano and other visayan sub languages. In luzon, like on region 3, tarlac and nueva ecija, pangasinan of region 1, speaks more than 1 dialect. Tagalog, ilocano, kapampangan, pangalatok etc.
May nakalimutan ka. Sa pangasinan may bolinao.
*_him: "filipinos are smart"_*
_me (thinking): you do note??_
Hahahahaha legend only knows 😂
OMG LOL
da liar is mah peyk
ILL DER YU DON TOUSH ME
YOU DO NOTE IS DA LIER IS MY PEYK!!
Me hearing Filipinos are smart: Hooray
Me during biology,english,filipino and Philippine history : hooray
Me during math: (crying)
AP is *HARD*
I feel you Calculus Is Killing Me
Why is everybody hating on math its easy
@@miguelrepont2140 how i wish it was that easy like srsly, math is the only thing i can find myself cryin' abt in school.
For me Science is the most hardest subject except math lmao
"Filipino are smart"
50% dakilang Tambay
Thank you for sharing and appreciating Filipinos being multilingual.
"Filipinos are smart"
Me: **nervously chuckles in bisaya**
Lmao same
Pareho😅😅
tala hilak sa ta kadyut
TATATA
Fandom trash giatay HahAHAHHAHAHAH
“Filipinos are smart”
When it comes to math class they are lazy
But when it comes to Counting money yes we are smart
Tangina baka ikaw lang yon
Ryan Sabater hahaha relate ako d2 ah bilis pag pera
ExoTic FiGuRE oh bkt hnd totoo?
@@ryansabaterrr8952 hinde imbis na maging masaya tayo dahil nagugustuhan nila yung bansa naten pinapamuka mo pang mga bobo ang pilipino
ExoTic FiGuRE ok?
I actually speak
English
Korean
Spanish
French
Tagalog
💜
Love this guy. So passionate about learning about Philippines. He knows more about my country than most of us Filipinos. 😁
"Filipinos are smart"
Filipinos: doing the same comments
"Filipinos are smart"
Uy palike kung tangina mo basta like mo lang to😂🤣😂🤣
👇👇👇🖕👇👇
LOL
I just realized that you are my neighbor after this video. Hi neighbor! New subscriber here 🙋
btw, you look different without a beard
AHAHAHAHA!!
BUKING!!😂
Filipino, English, Indonesian, Malay speaker here who speaks a little & understands Spanish; understands (but can't speak) Bisaya/Cebuano & Hiligaynon; knows a bit of Mandarin & Japanese; exposed to Casiguranin, Ilocano, Korean, Javanese, & Thai.
I'm a Filipino myself still a student I'm really good at English I guess But learning my Local language is really hard because alot of the words spoken to me has deeper meaning
"Filipinos are smart"
ME: *MAMA, AM I ADOPTED? I'M NOT A FILIPINO.*
Lol
Witty hahahaha
😂
@GOJI 2004 Are you smart ???
Lol
*90 million filipinos speak english*
Me: Where tf are they?
ah oh at the Philippine
I'm here ...
Filipino ako ha
you already speak english..
@@takahashijin736 SaAn Sa PinAs, BoBO
@Ria Sevilla ok you're right, still, would be nice to talk to another filipino and not have to talk in our language. half the time I wouldn't understand my friend cuz all of the grammatical errors, but shes trying :/
I m cebuana, speaks tagalog, speaks spanish, japanese and English fluent all of them. My other sister married to german she speaks, german, english, french, spanish , cebuano, tagalog and very fluent in all of them
Ako po ay isang pilipino naka tira po ako as Pilipinas, ako ay 11 na gulang at ako ay isang babae. Translator: iam a pilipino and iam from Philippines, iam 11 year old girl.
It's not like we speak all the 180 languages. It's just that one Filipino can usually speak 3 languages, 1 regional dialect, Tagalog, and English. But me personally I speak 2 regional
I know. I wasn't saying you speak all 180. It's still incredible.
@@FindingTom some pinoys cant comprehend conversational english well
You are right in case he/she preferred to work here in the philippines, but if someone work in the middle east for example eventually will learn the language of the land where they worked
I speak English, Tagalog, 5 regionals, and Spanish. And it's just a normal thing here in the Phil
Walang sinabing alam ng lahat yong 180. Peros 180 yong languages scattered around the country. Weh. Grabe namang comprehension yan.
No one:
Not even other countries:
Philippines: pAKsHET, sAnA oL
Sana ol😂😂
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😎😂
😌🤚
AJDHAHSHAH aY nAuRrRhH rAyTTt
Proud ilocano here🖐🇵🇭
Sigurado ka? Sur or Norte,ok lang met no haan mo ibaga.Awan met unay ti agibagbaga idtoy nga ilocano da eh.
@@Hi-wn3ct La Union po 11years old nak lang😊
Filipinos are smart.
Filipinos: doesn't allow divorce and abortion.
Consider as well those overseas foreign workers who speaks the country language where they are working like Arabic, cantonese, mandarin, nihongo, or Scandanavian languanges. So working abroad i can speak 5 languages now. That's because Filipinos can easily adapt🤗😀
So true
I basically speak 3, bisaya, tagalog, and english.
Bisaya - 100% fluent
Tagalog- 100% fluent
English - 80% fluent, but i can understand it 100%
Wow
Then What Is The Meaning Of THis?
(tagalog) maronong ka ba mag speak nang tagalog mag sabi ka nang Oo
(bisaya-vernocular)Gamay Akong Utine
@@staticfish2145 Sus luoya gyud nimo
@@staticfish2145 wa man kay oten gud jk hahhaha
@@staticfish2145 Oo
John Ramirez I too speak 3 Languages
Italian - 60-80% fluent
English 90-100% fluent
filipino - 50-60% fluent despite being filipino and rained in the philippines 😅😅😅😅
+ As a bonus language
i can kinda speak French too
I'm Filipino, but I sometimes can't understand why I suck at understanding and speaking my own language-
Me too
Yo me too 💀💀 that's why I'm currently learning how to speak tagalog so that I can freaking understand what my relatives are saying hhhh
Ughh recommendation strikes again!
*subscribed ❤️❤️🇵🇭
I'm 16 and I can speak Tagalog, Ilonggo, Cebuano, English and Korean. I'm still learning Chinese ;
flex
Informative vlog. Thanks Tom for educating me of what is good about Filipinos. God bless ur mission😊
Thank you for watching Edmundo!! :)
Omg I didn't expect na sinama nya yung Tboli, thank you napaka rare lang talaga na mabanggit o masama sa mga ganito yung tribu namin.
I grew up counting english numbers than tagalog because i find it harder in tagalog and when we read numbers in filipino book we actually said it in english
u haven't included the forever evolving gaylingo lol 😂😂
They have thousand of dialects though. hahaha
He also forgot that we have also jejemon lingo.
@@alemangeofreyb.1854 LMAO
One dialect could also have many different versions.
Idk if that's already counted
@@versuzzero5335 language bruh. Language. Pag dialect lang pede magkaintindihan ang dalawang dialect ng isang linguahe.
i speak English,Tagalog and Iloco (our dialect in Ilocos Norte which is the home of Ferdinand Marcos,Sr.)
Yes.. and i Love How When Theres Filipino in the Title Of Videos The Just Appear Outa Nowhere
"Filipinos are smart"
Lol I don't even know to remember some
Of the Periodic table all I know is (hydrogen, helium, oxygen, gold, nitrogen,) that's all I know
In other countries they fix roads after earthquakes
But in the Philippines, we fix roads before earthquakes
I hope you're joking
Why philippines fix before the earthquake
Make the road stronger
Less traffic
Leas car accident
If earthquake did happen damage will be small because roads much stronger and less road to fix
@@kirkgatchalian4308 Yes and no.
@@kirkgatchalian4308 earthquakes can literally split the ocean floor in half tf are gonna bunch of Asphalt gonna do to stop it lmao. If the earthquake is about 4 and above in terms of magnitude then the road is already broken. Yall know how long the municipality will take to fix it oof
@@RenMagnum4057 actually your wrong the last earthquake was 2019 the started to fix the road also in 2019
@@kirkgatchalian4308 which road? There's hundreds of roads in the Philippines. Which Earthquake? Pls be specific
I'm a Filipino and this video is making me happy because of the fact that there are a lot of foreigners taking interest in Philippines
Thank you for this video...I truly appreciate you
Him: 86% of people speaks English
Me: I'm one of those cuz I'm fluent at speaking English even tho I'm from Philippines 😅
" Filpino's are smarter "
Salamat po ^^ (Thank You po ^^)
"Filipinos are smart"
Me: I was right! I was not filipino at all!
Mhm
Him: filipinos are smart
Me: *DIES IN MATH*
Thank you for sharing!
Salamat sa iyong paglahad tunkol sa aming mga wika kaibigan!
Here from Anchorage Alaska!
Dito sa Anchorage Alaska!
Thanks for the compliments.
I am Filipino, i spoke Tagalog, cebuano, and English, though not that fluent in speaking but I can understand English... Interesting and informative video, thanks Tom
"Filipino Are Smart"
Teacher: where is your assignment
Student: umm sir, i forgot it in my house
Ah yes
Lol relate🙈
Oo nga ganyan teacher ko tapos sasabihin nya bakit mag aaral ba yung bahay mo? Hay nako
Nakak miss
the way to get safe when your too lazy to write that you forgot tomorrow is homework submitting it never gets old
It is also crazy that even in Bicol there are different Bicol dialects or even in our province. According to my sister, when there were having the Regional camping or conference for their course(not sure) given that they are different Bicolano college students, they still need to talk Filipino or they just try to understamd one another by sharing knowledge of their different dialects.
Thank you Tom for this information. I’m not even aware of the number of dialects we have.. yes, we are smart...so are you. Hehehe