Salamat po ate gretchen ho

I like your voice. Classic and clear. Maganda ka pakinfgan kapag nagi- Espanyol sounds pangmayaman na sopistikada.

galing mo idol!!!

yeahh! napa subs ako sa video mo dito

tagal ko Rin nag antay mga ilang buwan din thanks Po 🤗

Congrats Gretchen! Good job!!

Ang ganda ng series na to. Thanks Ms. Gretchen ❤

Kailangan kasi mag book ng table at least 2 months in advance. Di puwede walk in.

Costa Brava the best ❤

Come visit here

Wala eh buhat bangko yung mga Pinoy sa Pilipinas

If only we maintained the Pasig River at its pristine state after WWII..

Sinira Ng hapon at America yung mgandang lugar sa mànila

yo thanks so much for this. keep it going!

Oo nga. Kulang na kulang ang Pilipinas sa information sa tourism. Ni walang tourist office na mapupuntahan to ask for info on a particular destinations. Or even a simple map of a city or how to navigate the roads or available hotels.

Thailand, Japan, S. Korea their numbers on tourism is about 40 to 50 million (actual visitors) ang Pilipinas happy na sa 5 million tourists.

@@danilokabigting8403mas gusto kc ng government na aalis mga Pinoy dahil mas malaki ang kita sa OFW. Million Dollar Business kaya wala silang pakialam sa mga tourists. Maraming umuuwi kc na mga Pinoy taon taon kasama mga asawa at pamilyang Foreigners.

Colony is an English made up word. Spain didn't have colonies. They had provinces.

@@simpaticaafilipina Oh really! so where are those provinces now of Spain that their conquistadores colonized all around the world in the 15th and 16th centuries? Did they suddenly vanish? I think you need to brush up not only with your history but your geography as well.

@@louiep9295 you better research ... They were not called Colonies but Provincias de Ultra Mar. Colony is an English made up word for the colonies of the UK.

@@simpaticaafilipina The basis of your argument is because you read it from an article. Have you ever thought that the authors of what you read are just making assumptions and not stating some facts? Answer these 2 questions: 1. How did the Philippines bacame a province of Spain? 2. Why did the Philippines fought Spain for its independence if it was a legal province and not its colony?

@@louiep9295 first of all it was not the whole Philippines that fought for independence. The Visayans and Rizal did not fight for it, only the Katipuneros did and they are mostly from Luzon. The Visayans did not want to be independent from Spain at all because they were loyal to Spain. After all, so many of them had a good life. Even Rizal did not flight to have independence, he just wanted Reforms as he saw how different it was in the Mother country compare to the Philippines. Also you look for it yourself .. Look for Provincias de Ultra Mar de España so you will have answers for your question. It's not just any article because that article is in a Spanish museum. Why do you think the Filipinos have the privilege of acquiring the Spanish citizenship after only 2 years of residence in Spain ? Because the Filipinos were Spanish during the Spanish era.

pure Spanish

Sama mo nmn ako jeje..jok..✌️😛😂

meroon ding sinulat si rizal about sa mga pinoy na pumunta abroad na instead of magsipag sila eh puro sugal, at inom lang daw ang ginagawa

The Portuguese, Spanish, Italians, French, nd Latinos are just as laid back as Filipinos, if not more. They get more vacation days and time off than Filipinos. Filipinos can be late, or slow, but we barely take vacations.