So true

@@wendyswater1499 yep

@@wendyswater1499 what the? Hahaha they migrate in philippines because her father business she is full blooded korean she speak tagalog because she is young when she is here even she study in public school in high school.

@@BangtanQoo what she says?

@@1bscrimdeserva583 who?

We'll koreans dont think the way we think of them they think themselves high and us poor and uneducated i dont say all but almost all i gues

@@cevigrayy And thats also the same with us (not generalizing too). There are 'some' Filipinos who sometimes look down on african countries, thinking that african people are uncivilized and barbaric, and even looking down on our neighbouring south east asian countries. With this opinion, i am not defending South Korean people. I only want to give my own perspective about the matter you said.

@@cevigrayy bro, chill. That might start misunderstanding.

2ne1 did made filipinos as kpop fans.

@@cevigrayy Did you get hurt by a Korean?

she didn't just learn it. she lived here, therefore it's only natural !

@yg baby 11 years

@yg baby 13 years

Nanay nya po half filipino.. so meaning may lahi syang pinoy

@@dailyrose4383 Sandara is full Korean po,, pumunta lang ang father niya sa Pilipinas to work :)

i guessed she is multilingual since she can speak hangul, tagalog, english and a bit of japanese

@@elysiansanchez1744 and a bit of chinese

@@elysiansanchez1744 i think she's also fluent in japanese

Karamihan naman ng pinoy multi-lingual. Ingles, tagalog, local language (kapampangan etc). I guess we're smart also lol

She can do conversational Japanese and Mandarin too. Multilingual siya.

Sobra

That's true. Nk Punta lng ng America at Europe Hndi na daw Alam mg Salitang tagalog. To be honest. My father work in Kuwait for more than 40+yrs 10 yrs in US navy but he never forget his native language (chavacano) 82 na Ang father ko. Pg kami ng uusap ng father ko, we speak chavacano. We are from zamboanga city.

@@drewbelfeliciano2016 yes i have a friend that moved to the uk and a little bit after like 9 months we were my other friend who chatted him said that he couldnt remember how to speak tagalog anymore;-;

It's not even just because we forget the language. We lose our accents and our language because our families integrate us and want us to speak English. In the US, us Fil-Ams struggle with being connected to our culture and heritage. We struggle with the fact that we were never taught Tagalog. We struggle with our brothers and sisters back in PI judging us all the time. I once had a tita who just loved to point out my short comings as a Filipina. We were on a road trip. Traveling with my tita and tito, her kids, and our lola. My lola was just talking to me. I just responded with "opo". My tita was like "is that all you know? 'opo'?". I felt like shit after that and it's not like I could go to the room to get away, being on a road trip. The only thing I could say was "...yeah.." in a defeated way. Being a second generation Filipino-American is absolute struggle. It's a struggle that everyone back in P.I. will never understand.

@@LadySeraphineCC if you cant speak your mother tongue, youre weak. my friends are pure chinese, thai, and japanese (asian group) respectively that are born/ grew up overseas and can still speak their respective languages, and so do i.. karamihan ng pinoys nagkukunyari lang na hindi marunong magtagalog. they think theyre better than other filipinos but the reality is, mga bobo at dapat ibenta sa quiapo at recto

She's Filipino by heart

I think you're the problem here.

@@kpopggfan2524 yeah it's sad that a lot of Filipinos don't know how to speak their own native tongue. Even those who were born and raised here. They think English is better because it's "sosyal"

@@ryokohonda4619 in general english is a better language as its easier to connect with people as most of them speaks english and most subtitles are english aswell

Problema mo yan

Habe

Tama agree po aq Jan 😊

multilingual siya sigurado marunong din siya mag english

Kindo

parang napapanahon itong comment mu mam, hahaha

@@arallantanuap oo nga a year after ito na nga ang dapat hehehe

Mas matagal pa kasi siya sa pinas than korea eh

Hindi din naging mabilis, bulol nga siya kahit scq days e lang years na siya dito nun sa pinas at English speaking siya nun.

She is humble, and talented lady, her experience in the philippines is so much lesson to her, she experience bully in school too but, her classmates push her to do her career , she start as a contestant in star quest circle, she did it well and a champion, , sandara is a good example of humble and humanity, respect and love...

Parks amputa

@@victorlarryesmenda2805 oo nga eh natawa me sa parks amp

On point , they always say Mabuhay is Welcome ,Welcome is actually Tuloy po Kayo, I am from Batangas that's why I always wonder when did mabuhay became Welcome.

@@lidzgatarin3735 kaya nga na mi misunderstood ng mga foreigners

Sandara-hero angeles loveteam.. kamiss🤗

CORRECTION: Cebuano, Ilocano, Waray, Tagalog, and Hiligaynon / Ilonggo are called regional languages not dialects. Dialects are the variety of those languages. For example, the dialects or variety of Tagalog like the Batangas Tagalog, Bulacan Tagalog, & Manila Tagalog.