Some Filipino can speak English specially when they are drunk 🤣

Some Filipinos become fluent in english when they are angry or having an argument. 🤣🤣🤣

I wish the PH education system didn't remove the spanish class, we could be speaking spanish as well. Famn it !

Here in the Philippines, people often think that when a person speaks fluently in english, he/she is intelligent 🤣🤣

We Filipinos learn English for over a decade in school it's weird if a Filipino say they don't understand or can't speak English especially the basic ones

My written english = Lion My spoken english = Kitten I'm one of those people who gets lost when speaking english haha.

Not to brag but Filipinos are multi-lingual they can easily adapt the language as well as the accent from a certain country.

Philippines was being under the America for almost 50 years. That is the main reason why we know how to speak American English and also Spanish that is because we are also under by the Spaniard for almost 400years . Thank you watching here in the🇬🇧👍😎

Philippines has a lot of Language Schools. Learners from Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia and even from Russia and Brazil. They usually go to tbe Philippines to learn English before going to English-speaking country.

I learned English and Tagalog at the same time in school but I was more comfortable reading and writing in English than in Tagalog while I was more comfortable speaking Tagalog than English. As a teacher I spoke in the Filipino English accent but after I worked in different call centers, I became very fluent in speaking highly technical business English and spoke with an American, Australian, and British accent depending on the accent of the person I was speaking to.

I actually really love talking in english but, in our place when you're a native and you speak in english all of a sudden with all seriousness, you tend to get judged because they may say you're "maarte" or something. But English is very interesting to me and I actually love reading books in english than tagalog and am better at talking in English than in tagalog PS. I live in Mindanao therefore my mother tongue is Bisaya

My elder brother, when he get drunk, he speaks tagalog, waray-waray, hiligaynon, karay-a, english, german and japanese. Btw, we are bisaya (cebuano). 🙂🙂🙂

When me and my friend fight about something, we tend to speak in English. Mas feel kasi ang drama lol

Imagine when the medium of instruction in Math or Science is Filipino? Me be like: Parisukat ugat (square root) /itinaas sa kapangyarihan ng lima (raise to the power of five)/punto ng pagkulo (boiling point)... Hahaha😂😂✌✌

I had a classmate from Cebu and she don't speak Tagalog but she speaks Bisaya and English so we talk in English a lot. I think learning English is a great advantage for us Filipino.

That 15 yr old student is impressive

BECAUSE THE MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION IN THE PHILIPPINES IS ENGLISH.

Filipinos tend to speak English fluently when they are angry or drunk 😂

Our new generations now are English speaking. Yes, my grandkids are English speaking. They communicate to you in English.

Yeah we do. If that Filipino cannot speak they can still understand you. We are very open to use the language. ☺️

A lot of Filipinos don't know this but the Philippines' official languages ARE Filipino and English. Filipino is used more likely at home and normal situations and English is used in school, at work and formal documents.

“Because in the Philippines even if your nursing, your engineering your Mascom, you can still judge because everybody’s perfect.” - The Disney Princess of Philippines

I totally agree with all the interviewees.. The funny thing now is, I started talking to my daughter in straight English rather than Filipino. It made me so happy that she was so fluent. Well that happiness did not last long though. When she reached elementary and started having Filipino as a subject then the nightmare started. I had to get a tutor for her when it should have just come naturally..

I like this video of Korean guys asking Filipino how often they used English in communication. I remember i watched this when I was 2nd year in college. Nice to see this again. ☺️

I really appreciate your vlog, cuz it looks authentic, real and not pretending something/one else...Thank you!!!🙏👍🤩

Thanks for sharing/reviewing. Crazy that today's generation already lost the history of the English language in the Philippines. America managed the Philippines as a colony from 1898 to 1946 and one of the primary mandates was literacy, education, and the spread of the English language. It is a lasting legacy that stands until today but no one recognizes.

Even filipinos years ago, like my grandmother, she's only elementary graduate but can speak English well.. Maybe because Americans lived here for so many years..that's why English becomes Filipino's second language.

Thanks for loving us FILIPINOS STAY SAFE AND STAY HEALTHY MUCH LOVE MABUHAY❤❤❤❤❤

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Haha I remember when I was 21years old its my first time to work in Manila..Its a bar restaurant for foreigner I'm a waitress there..In my first time its really hard because its my firsttime Im not good and I don't understand them.But in long time I work,I can do talk to them like Im really very good in English.. Im very proud to myself because I learn in English haha thank you supervisor ko kase kahit galit siya sakin in my first day because of Australian couple na di ko maintindihan hahaha😂😂pinabalik ako para kunin ung order in english hahaha😂😂 I cry in my first day of my work in restaurant.I'm shy and I'm not confident.But now I'm very proud na kahit wala na ako sa job ko is still I use anywhere I go because I have a confident that I can do speak English I'll never shy to talk in English even I'm not good and fluent. To be honest when I was in highschool my grade in English 75 hahaha even in primary alam ko bagsak ako nun😂😂

Thanks for introduce our language Filipino for spoken English language. I'm so Grateful that i am Filipino. Thanks guy for being professional to reactions filipino for spoken with you. I really love to speaking in English.i love the way you're talked and summarise.

Thankyou for reacting video in Phillippines! God bless u both, and take care, keep safe!! Mabuhaaay🇵🇭❤️

I believe Teaching English to my children as early as possible even when they were babies is an advantage so that as they grow and go to school they can easily comprehend the lessons being taught and even reading their text books is much easier. It motivates them even to get interested in reading books like stories. It doesn’t necessarily that speaking english should get medals 🏅 of appreciation or Intelligent or gets high degree because that depends on the child on his or her chooses in the future,but what matters is for educational skills of communication. Good luck to you both, keep updating your vlogs, here 🇬🇧.

The most important thing in learning English or any languages is INTEREST.

we learn english because it is included in our syllabus from the moment we step in school. 😊 and with everyday practice, it may not be perfect but it's understandable and it just comes out naturally.

This is my take about Filipinos and English. The medium of instructions in the Phil. is English from the very start. In the corporate world, English is the norm. That's why the Filipinos can at least understand English. The problem is some Filipinos have a hard time expressing orally in conversational English. And I'm used to be one of them. And that's normal since English is not normally the conversational language. Tagalog is still the predominant language used. When I immigrated to the U.S., i can converse without Americans but not the same way as they do. So over time, I made it a point to observe the way they talk, I watched movies, and I read books orally, meaning aloud. Those "exercises" if you improved my English overtime. But I am still proud that Filipinos can speak English and it gives a very big advantage compared to other countries. Thanks you for your time.

Question: How or where did you learn English? Majority of peeps: School. Me: *Nervous laughing* ...Video Games...

I want to learn the British accent. Although it’s hard to pronounce it, I love the language so much beside it being the mother language. That’s why I always listen to you and watch your vidz.

I think one of the main reasons why we easily learned english is because we adapt it in our everyday lives, even though it’s not perfect we try to use it as much as possible when outside school, it’s like a continuous learning everyday unlike most koreans they just use english while learning in school, i noticed.

Filipinos are really good in english. The language started to be used in the Philippines since the Americans bought it from Spain. Since then it became the secondary language of the nation. It also being thought since kinder/preschool. Also the filipino accent is very versatile.

99% of filipino can understand english, but 50% of them can actually speak english.

I'd like to add that Filipinos have a knack for mimicking, whether it's accents, voices, or way of singing..

Two language are being used in the Philippines. Tagalog and English. Malls, restaurant, ads, everything are written in english.

Nice reaction.. God bless you both and stay home. OFW watching from Saudi Arabia

Until now i dont know where "CARABAO ENGLISH" came from.🤔 Lol

Her: Unless it was a “Language” subject. Me: Flipino language was taught in English when I was in high school... lmao 😂

I admire your desire to know the Philippines culture through your reaction videos. More power guys.

I'm from Manila, born and raised, English is the language in school from 1st Grade and lots of movies and some shows on TV channels are in English. That's why Filipinos are fluent enough to speak in English. Although we don't really speak English at home, we can't speak and write in English well.

In asia the philippines speaks well in english its their pre requisite ...they have subject in elementary up to college as well spanish in zamboanga the chavacano

Wag nyo'kong galitin. Mapapalaban kayo ng inglesan. Gawin mong asul👍

I moved to the US when I was 13 & never had to adjust as there was no language barrier. English is the medium of instruction in the Philippines especially in Private Schools. Interestingly enough , English “stuck “ with Filipinos under American rule for +40 years vs +300 years of Spanish rule. I’m impressed with your interest in everything Filipino.

Because English language is the medium of instruction in majority of the schools in the country from kindergarten to grad school basically. English is used when writing essays, reports, narratives, letters etc . Pronunciation is practiced through speaking with other people, karaoke/singing really helps, too.🤗

The Filipino language now is more of a "smorgasbord" or a convulated mixture of spanish, portuguese, malay, chinese, english, and colloquial dialects (defends on the region), and "slangs" of this generation. Just like British people doesn't speak the so called "old english", Filipinos does not use the proper Tagalog anymore which are taught in school. That is why schools in the Phil. still have the "Pilipino" subject so that we can learn our own language the proper way. My suggestions to you is, since you live there now is to learn the language or at least have a "Tagalog" word, every time you post a vlog. You will understand us more, literally! Cheers!

Some Filipino can understand English but can't composed a sentence. Layk yow I'm trying to make my grammar right 😡👈

That's why Filipino's are excellent in english because, we use it in our home work, work, group activity, recitation, and etc.. And well.. English is our second language🇵🇭

Hello guys!!!! Loved your reactions .. more please ..

Can you also react on his other video. "Do Filipinos care about Blood types'' it is a big asian thing to know peoples blood type

fact! filipino more fluently speak in English, when drunk! 🤣

those who read books are far better English speakers than those who are not. My parents taught us to read English books at a very young age and every time we get to finish a book we are encouraged to share what we learned from the book. You can almost always tell those who regularly read books because of the choice of words they used to express their ideas. They're the ones who can comfortably go to a stage and engage in public speaking.

Aside from school, I also learned English through American TV shows especially Sesame Street and cartoons.

React to Rio Brothers!!! George will like them 100% guaranteed

I learned English by watching international series or drama specially Thai series 😂😂😂 I'm prefer English subtitles than Tagalog subtitles 😂😂😂

Love ❤️ it. Be safe! Cheers!

Loved this ahahaha keep the Juicy Reacts coming!

React or just watch on private the mikey bustos video titled "love yourself by justine bieber parody" its hilarious☺

You can't actually speak English here in the Philippines coz the people here might mock or insult you for just a small error of grammar.

I live in the US for 40 + years now and when I left Philippines after graduating from college, I had the Filipino accent here and started to learn the correct grammar and pronunciation of English words. I have improved. Thank you for the reaction video.

Exposure to a language at a very young age is key to being a native speaker. Another aspect i believe in real grasp of language is if one actually thinks in that language. I believe that a native speaker thinks in the language instead of translating into the language before speaking (brain processing). I am fluent in both Tagalog and English, and when i have to speak in one, say Tagalog, thoughts are already forming in Tagalog before i speak. Then when switching to English, thought processes automatically switch as well. Mandarin is my third language, and i am not fluent. I have studied it for 14yrs but i have never been able to switch my thinking process in Mandarin, so i end up translating first in my mind before i start speaking in Mandarin.

Actually filipino can speak 3 language in one sentence

Me is a Filipino: My online friend: How did you learn how to speak English fluently? Me : Gacha

Hello! Piece of info. A Filipino baby will first hear the words “hello” “how are you” - yes as early as that - we Fils are exposed to Eng Lang- also - the medium of teaching in the Philippines is English. Even beggars can speak a little or two of the English language.

I agree... practice is a must... I was able to communicate now here in HK speaking Cantonese. And a little bit of Korean... when you’re interested into learning, that interests will greatly help you... Filipino here...

The said reason how they learn english in "school" is somewhat not that real, me and most of my friends learned english watching tons of Movies and Playing Video Games, so yeah...

Hello, this is just a suggestion. You should add commentary in between the videos, not just watching the whole video and wheezing from time to time. Try pausing the video, add your commentaries. Cut the parts where you don't have anything to say. Maybe watch a series of videos of the same topic so you can come up with a better commentary video, not just a mere passive "reaction".

We don't often communicate we just love to imitate hahaha because Filipino are great imitators!

So proud of you guys!

PLEASER MAKE A REACTION VIDEO TO DARREN ESPANTO AND MORISETTE AMON " A WHOLE NEW WORLD " .

Milking filipino content lmao

It’s the same here in Malta. English is a 1st language for us and is compulsory at school although Maltese is also our 1st language and we are very proud of it. English is spoken and used at work for documents and emails. Government circulars are sent both in English and Maltese.

The Philippines has been using English for over a century. It's not just an official language. It has become our language alongside Filipino. Everyone understand English even the poor people.

Always waiting for your videos everyday. Thanks guys! More power! ❤

Filipino children nowadays learn English not only in school and at home but also on the internet. Filipino kids enunciate English d way the Americans do. I learned English Grammar, Composition & Literature from Grade 1 to College. It's always included in our curriculum. Personally, I became fluent in speaking English because my brother-in-law, who lived in our house, is half-Fillpino. I also spoke with my teachers, classmates & friends in English. I think 90% of songs played on radio & most movies shown in theaters are in English. Street and traffic signs & signages, notices, establishments, business communities, Official Receipts, communications from d govt., laws, trial courts, etc. are all in English especially in Mega Manila where majority of the population can understand and speak in English. Even people who have reached elementary education level only can comprehend and speak in English even with wrong grammar. I think the constant use of any language can make one fluent. I learned Spanish & French in school & I'm otodidac in Polish, Mandarin, Dutch, German too. But I'm only fluent in speaking English rather than ìn the other languages that I learned bcuz I use it everyday. While I have no one to talk to daily in the other languages that I learned. Thanks for reading my comment. I ❤ U guys.

Majority of our documents are written in english, also all our curriculum in school teach in english, its a must that we have to learn english language here in the PH.

basically a Filipino speaks 2-3 languages - their local dialect, Filipino and English. They are also subjects in school - Mother tongue (dialect), Filipino and English. It progresses from grammar to literature.

Learning Other Languages are somehow Easy for us Because Philippines is a Country with tons of influences of other countries so With those Influences We filipinos can easily adapt to others when they here it Very often

you guys look good together ❤ Ohh and btw I love the fact that you guys do videos like this all the time.

To few people, yes they only speak english often. But to some especially Cebuano’s can speak Visayan, Tagalog & English most of the times. Though they are not trying to impress but these are means of communication to match the level of understanding of every individual they talked to.

my son since 3yrs old .was already very good in english. very well verse

And we also speak Spanish coz it's mix of Tagalog, not shocking that we are very fluently coz we used alphabet 😂❤️

i cannot speak in general but during early years aside from all the subjects in school is in english,and also the movies during 70’s n 80’s were dominated by foreign films,and i think pinoy is very concious grammatically,i dont speak very well but i am aware of it.i am so happy for you guys that you’re making the most out of it during your lockdown experience in manila,,luv u both😘

When I meet guys like you, I instinctively speak English. If a Filipino speaks English to me, my natural reaction to speak English to that person.

The first time I learned English is through Sesame Street as a kid. Then at school - kindergarten through college. It's the medium of instruction that's why we learned it better than our other Asian neighbors.

Our medium of instruction in school is English. For many of us, it is our first language and Filipino is only our second language.

Thank you for using Filipino contents in your vlogs ❤

My elder daughter had English as 1st language. Just 1 year old and already had good command. When she was pre school age, we asked the yaya and helper to make her watch Tagalog telenovelas so she will learn Tagalog. That made her prepare well for school. Her English is very good so shes doing well in school. Now 9th grade in a science high school.

I always love watching your reaction to videos❣️🥰

Maggaling talaga mg filipino na mag salita ng english language or nakakaintindi ... Kaya maraming mga taga ibang bansa na nagaaral dito ng english language sabi ng mg koreans mas madali daw magturo mga pinoy 😉🇵🇭

Some of the schools and universities in the phil speaking english is a must inside the campus.

Lived in Visayas and Bulacan, Tag-Lish is really only spoken in Manila, the country’s capital and biggest spot for foreign diversity. The general population can understand basic english but around less than 40% percentage of the country’s population can speak English fluently. The country has over 1,000 filipino dialects and Tagalog is the national dialect so everyone is required to know it on top of their mother tongue and then English.

Lovely couple...