Anong poso myron kayu mga koryano ha nag bowes ng bohay ang bansanamin para sa enyu kayu mgaga koryano walang kwenta sawnyuna yaman nyu denamin kaylangan ang kayamanan pagmamahal lang saming pelipino sapat na...saenyuna pera nyu
@@androfremista9979 let's forgive them we can't end racism with another racism. Nalabas na nman natin ang sama ng loob natin sa pangmamaliit nila saatin tama na yun. Wag natin buhasan ng Gasolina ang umaapoy na kase mas lalaki lang ang gulo at misunderstanding nang dalawang bansa.
Bagu kayu magsalitasamin mga pilepino ng masama pagesipan nyumona ng san 1000 beses hosgahan nyuman kami ok lang pabgenoo nalang bahala sa enyu mga koryano
@Ella Molina don't say that they were just "oa" racism does not end with another racism, we did not even study their history we don't know how deep their wounds is and how painful they've been through, let's be more understanding and let's respect each other. No hate please, let's spread love and positivity. Diba ang pilipino mapagpatawad? patunayan natin yun at mas lawakan pa natin ang pag-intindi sa isat-isa, Hindi tayo perpekto ganun din nman cla. At wag po natin lahatin kase may Korean refugee po tayo na tumutulong sa mga kababayan natin sana maging aral Ito saatin lahat.
According to history, Filipinos started forgiving the Japanese when Philippine President Elpidio Quirino started freeing Japanese POW to return to Japan. Don't get me wrong, he was bashed by many Filipinos during that time because of the scars of war, but he simply brushed it off saying "I won't let this hatred be carried in the next generation". These words, coming from a man who's family was murdered by Japanese during the Battle of Manila. I think it was this time when relationship between Japan and Philippines started healing. As of today, the relationship between the two countries are going strong. In 2016, Japan built a stone memorial for President Quirino in honor of his deeds. It stands at Hibiya park in Tokyo, the same park where the stone memorial of Jose Rizal was erected.
It made me cry about this information from our late president quirino.. We have hatred before to Japanese but we move forward and forgive then but we don't forget..
"I wont let this hatred be carried by the next generation" - President Elpidio Quirino. He's perhaps the most underrated president of the Philippines. Not only he freed the Japanese POW, but it is unimaginable that he was also the same president who sent the Philippine Expeditionary Force To Korea to help out the allies free South Korea from the Communist control!
I mean his wife and child died on a Japanese bombing attack, and that he had to dig up their corpses from the rubble and bury them properly himself. I think he is also the president who helped the White Russians.
I am Filipino but my mom is Japanese born in the Philppines (naturalized) . I think I'm already a product of friendship, forgiveness and love.. so I thank my countrymen for our value of humanity. 🇵🇭🇯🇵
This is why I hate weeb or simple anime fan, first toxic and cringe, i think this Filipino kid didn't know what Japan doing in Filipino babies and women, japanese troops threw babies in the air and catch them with bayonets, almost 50,000 women died because of Japanese, sorry for my bad English I just want to say my opinion about weebs.
@@antimonke7230 so being mad at them would bring those babies back to life? We can't do anything man, it's done. The future is way more important than dwelling in the past.
one trait that can be seen as a double edged sword of pinoys is that we live in the present. we do not dwell in the negativity of our history. this is both good and bad because there's a tendency that we miss what our past can teach us, hence mistakes of the past can repeat or have been repeating. It is good because, we tend to be forgiving and more positive. There's a reason why inspite of our poverty are still one of the happiest nation in the world.
True, it's okay to look at the past for reference and pick lessons from it but to dwell on the past its a big no for me it will only brings negativity in LIFE then hate to grudge until we make decisions that might harm others and ourselves too.
So true the life before and most especially the people before is different from now. Same as the the Japanese soldiers before as well as the spaniards are different from those who are living now
The reason why Filipinos dont hate Japanese is because the Filipino parents that survived never taught their children to bring the hate and instead was taught to move forward and do what's best
@톰 Vietnam woman who is survival of the civil slaughter during Vietnam war sued the Korean government for compensation and asked for an official apology this year. But the government rejected her.
@Weeaboo Disgusting fckin You said South Korea apologizes whenever a new president takes office. But I only found that Moon president only said “South Korea has a debt of heart to Vietnam.” When he apologized. What is debt? They didn’t apologize directly and pay compensation for the Vietnam comfort women and thousands of people who are half Korean and half Vietnam so called Lai Dai Han even once. I searched but every article on the internet said (including the Guardian, BBC) South Korea has never formally acknowledged and apologized directly for civilian massacres by its troops and Vietnam comfort women officially.
The flag of the Republic of Korea produces the background "Tai Chi" comes from the classic Chinese "Yi Chuan·XiCi": "Yi has Tai Chi, which produces two yis, two yis produce four images, and four images produce gossip." Assign the origin of everything. In the Northern Song Dynasty, a Taiji diagram composed of yin and yang fish was formed and became a symbol of Chinese Taoism. Therefore, it is generally believed that the Tai Chi picture in the flag of the Republic of Korea was introduced from China since the Goryeo era.大韓民国の旗が背景を生み出す 「太極圖」は、古典的な中国の「YiZhuan・XiCi」に由来します。「Yiには太極拳があり、2つのyis、2つのyisは4つの画像、4つの画像はゴシップを生成します。」北宋では、陰陽魚からなる太極図が形成され、中国の道教の象徴となりました。したがって、大韓民国の国旗の太極図の絵は、高麗時代から中国から紹介されたと一般的に考えられています。La bandera de la República de Corea produce el fondo. 训民正音 添加条目描述  此条目介绍的是朝鲜世宗命学者创制的文字以及介绍其的书籍。关于如今由该文字以及书籍延伸出来的现代韩语所使用的文字谚文，请见“谚文”。 《训民正音》（朝鲜语：훈민정음）是朝鲜王朝第四代国王世宗大王李祹与其子第五代国王文宗大王李珦主导创制的朝鲜语文字，又称谚文（언문／諺文 Eonmun），今多称韩文（한문）、韩字（한글）、朝鲜文（조선문）、朝鲜字（조선글）。原有28字，其中母音字母11个，子音字母17个。该书完成于朝鲜世宗25年（1443年）末或朝鲜世宗26年（1444年）初，于朝鲜世宗28年（1446年）正式出版。 速览 朝鲜语名称, 谚文 ... 训民正音 收于喜方寺版《月印释谱》 （朝鲜宣祖元年,1568）中的 训民正音谚解（훈민정음언해） 朝鲜语名称谚文훈〮민져ᇰ〮ᅙᅳᆷ(古) 훈민정음(今)[註 1]汉字訓民正音文观部式Hunmin Jeongeum马-赖式Hunmin Jŏngŭm 关闭 朝鲜半岛古代使用汉字表记，文言分离。只有士大夫学习汉文，因此平民大多是文盲。相传三国末年薛聪藉汉字音义标注汉字，创吏读文字，此外尚有乡札、口诀等表记方法，但这些由于使用的不便等原因未能取代汉文。朝鲜王朝第四代国王世宗深感汉字对于文化传播的不便，迫切需要一可完整表达本国语音之文字，故特设谚文局，召郑麟趾、成三问、申叔舟等学者，在研究朝鲜语音和汉语音韵的基础上，以方块字组合，一音节占一字，创立表音文字。 历史  《训民正音》 西元15世纪以前，韩语只有语言没有文字，以汉字为书写工具[1]。由于韩语与汉语是完全不同的语系，使用汉字记录韩语是一件很不容易的事，加之一般百姓不懂得汉文，非常不利于文化的交流与发展[2]。为了解决韩民族书写文字的问题，1443年朝鲜王朝世宗大王组织一批学者创造了适合标记韩语语音的文字体系--韩字。这些文字当时被称作“训民正音”，意为“教老百姓以正确的字音”[2]。1940年发现的《训民正音解例本制字解》（发行于朝鲜世宗28年，1446年）宣称韩字的子音与母音是根据人的口腔构造、中国古来的天地人思想以及阴阳学说而创制出来的。 书中记载如下： “天地之道，一阴阳五行而已。坤复之间为太极，而动静之后为阴阳。凡有生类在天地之间者，舍阴阳而何之。故人之声音，皆有阴阳之理，顾人不察耳。今正音之作，初非智营而力索，但因其声音而极其理而已。理既不二，则何得不与天地鬼神同其用也。 正音二十八字，各象其形而制之。初声凡十七字。牙音ㄱ，象舌根闭喉之形。舌音ㄴ，象舌附上腭之形。唇音ㅁ，象口形。齿音ㅅ，象齿形。喉音ㅇ，象喉形。ㅋ比ㄱ，声出稍厉，故加划。ㄴ而ㄷ，ㄷ而ㅌ，ㅁ而ㅂ，ㅂ而ㅍ，ㅅ而ㅈ，ㅈ而ㅊ，ㅇ而ㆆ，ㆆ而ㅎ。其因声加划之义皆同，而唯ㆁ为异。半舌音ㄹ，半齿音ㅿ，亦象舌齿之形而异其体，无加划之义焉。 ” 不过1443年朝鲜世宗命令使用谚文的时候，受到众多使用汉字的朝鲜文人和两班贵族的批评，因为他们认为抛弃汉字就等于失去中国文明，而成为夷狄之邦。崔万里曾说：“自古九州之内，风土虽异，未有因方言而别为文字者。唯蒙古、西夏、女真、日本、西蕃之类，各有其字，是皆夷狄事耳，无足道者。《传》曰：‘用夏变夷，未闻变于夷者也。’历代中国皆以我国有箕子遗风，文物礼乐，比拟中华。今别作谚文，舍中国而自同于夷狄，是所谓弃苏合之香，而取螗螂之丸也；岂非文明之大累哉？”两班贵族反对谚文的另一个原因是因为谚文的传播和普及会威胁到他们对于知识的垄断，进而动摇两班的政治根基。 由于朝鲜文人和贵族的抵制，无法成为官场上普遍使用的文字，因此政府决定也就与汉字并用，其通用范围局限在两班之间的私函、地方官衙或妇女。谚文直到20世纪才被广泛使用。[3]韩文的发明推动了韩国政治、经济、文化的发展，世宗大王也得到了后世的爱戴[2]。 世宗原诏 更多信息：中世朝鲜语和朝鲜汉字音 更多信息 汉文, 谚汉并书 ... 汉文谚汉并书国之语音异乎中国与文字不相流通故愚民 有所欲言而终不得伸其情者多矣予为此悯然新制二十八字欲使人人易习便于日用'耳'[注 2]  谚文[注 3]现代韩文  나랏말(쓰임)이 중국(中國)과 달라문자(文字)로 서로 맞지 아니하여이런 까닭으로 어리석은 백성(百姓)이 이르고자 할 바가 있어도마침내 제 뜻을 (글자에) 실어 펴지 못하는 사람이 많으니라.내 이를 위(爲)하여 가엾이 여겨 새로 스물 여덟 자(字)를 만드노니사람마다 하여 쉬이 익혀 날로 씀에 편안(便安)케 하고자 할 따름이니라. 朝鲜汉字音 汉字音，又称汉字音，指的是韩语中汉字的读音。它与日语音读相似，都是源于汉语音。日本汉字音因传入时代不同有吴音、汉音、唐音等之分，而韩国汉字音总体上每个汉字只有一个读音。 韩汉混用文 韩汉混用文或汉谚混写，是将谚文和汉字并用以书写朝鲜语的书写体系，与现时日语的汉字假名混 #ChinesecultureKoreanculture#SouthKorea#중국문화#혐한#한국#南韓#taijitu#Yinandyang#太極#flag ofSouthKorea#嫌韓#マンガ嫌韓流#中日韓#日韓# #ChinesecultureKoreanculture#SouthKorea#중국문화#혐한#한국#南韓#taijitu#Yinandyang#太極#flag ofSouthKorea#嫌韓#マンガ嫌韓流#中日韓#日韓#
And because of that. A lot of class A war criminals are being celebrated in yusukuni shrine. It's like celebrating Adolf Hitler as a war hero. Him and McArthur are enablers of this bullshit
@@mathamour I've been reading your arguments and you better get your facts straight. Whatever you find offensive because your country failed to set their countrymen free from hatred, that remains on your side. Don't think that we're freaking hypocrites because Philippines went through the same thing. You obviously forgot that our country's military helped out on wars in your country. And would you just stop dissing us out and generalising us? Also, from the Rising Sun thing on the flag? Do you mean the sun in our flag? Then you got you facts wrong. Because the sun and the eight rays represent the first provinces that rebeled against the Spaniards and has nothing to do with Japan.
@@feliz695 -On behalf of a man who painfully left for heaven. You have no right to forgive the cruel assailant. You guys eat well and live well. YOU ARE NOT VICTIM ---Whether you forgive or not Japan, JAPANESE DOES NOT REPENT. Japan does not reflect. This book is proof. Amazon | The Empire of Japan viewed from the World history: This book enables you to win the debate with Chinese or Korean people concerning the Japanese modern history. (English Edition) [Kindle edition] by Maimoto, Suan | World | Kindleストア www.amazon.co.jp/Empire-Japan-viewed-World-history-ebook/dp/B07TSTYDTV The Japanese claim to have worked hard for Asia. The Japanese claim that they did not commit any crimes against Asia. This is the reality of Japan that you love. To create an immigrant-friendly Japan, start with education reform | The Japan Times www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2019/09/11/commentary/japan-commentary/create-immigrant-friendly-japan-start-education-reform/ Bullying in schools keeps youth suicide rate high | The Japan Times www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/28/national/social-issues/bullying-schools-keeps-youth-suicide-rate-high/ A website to combat bullying | The Japan Times www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/01/13/editorials/a-website-to-combat-bullying/ Japan's fax-loving health ministry plans online reporting system for virus | The Japan Times www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/05/01/national/japans-health-ministry-online-reporting-coronavirus/
Imagine, what happen if Filipino refuse to Idolize Korean artist.😅 Its Ironic, filipino is the most who love and support korean, but korean look them down.
There's this story in our family that my great-great-grandmother helped out a Japanese general when he was caught in a pinch at war. That general was not like the other soldiers back then, and was actually trying to help the civilians not to get caught up, inspite of orders. To thank her, he gave her his katana to help her defend herself if anything were to happen. And to this day, that katana became one of our family heirlooms.
I had multiple Philippine History professors who said that whenever they had japanese exchange students, those students always end up crying when they learn about the Philippines' history under the Japanese occupation because like what the lady in the video said, it isn't really discussed in Japan because they want to focus on their glory. They are always so surprised to the point of tears.
this is true... i had a Jpn friend before, my language partner, and out of the blue, he went apologising for the past war the Philippines had with Japan. i told him past is past and his ancestor war crimes are not his, so as a Pinoy i moved on from there and he should too.. he was so happy i acknowledged his apologies.
Hanggang ngayon ganyan pa din ang isyu sa Japan, the last I know it po. Sunog lahat yata ng ebidensya na para bagang walang ginagawang mali ang dating malakas na Imperyo ng mga Hapon.
Unfortunately, from what I've learned in several videos as well about Japan, the younger generation don't really talk about WWII in their history class. In a way, it was "brushed off." Their knowledge of war would be more about shogunates, samurais, and Shinsengumi-but again, not a lot. The older generation would have a bit more knowledge-some from personal experience, and some that were able to learn it in school when it was taught for a brief period. Not sure how that went down, but I'd hazard a guess in thinking that it puts Japan in a heroic point of view, and then playing victim, rather than them being in the wrong.
The fact that most Japanese aren't aware of their history is one of the reasons why other countries are angry, but yeah, everytime I meet a Japanese and end up talking about what our country been through under their occupation they apologize sincerely.
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One fact about Filipino? We forgive and we are always ready to start new. We we're colonized by Spain for 333 years, 48years in American and 3years from Japan we were fighting for our freedom for hundreds of years but as you can see we are already healing and moving on as we embrace our enemies, our ancestors teach us not to hold grudges but they thought us to embrace our enemies. Filipino culture is FORGIVING we forgive easily and we always likes foreigners, but foreigners who look down on us? you have to face the wrath of all the Filipino who you disrespectfully called with unacceptable words.
i agree this is a none sense issue but anyway as a basic rule in a community love your neighbors as you love your self because most of the time there the one you can easy ask for help in times of trouble. fuck yeah from philippines
Not a Filipino but Indonesian, my grandfather lived through Japanese occupation and fought in the Dutch-Indonesian war, and he never held a grudge against the Japanese or Dutch. I think I speak for most South East Asians when I say that we really don't care. To us, it's in the past, it should be remembered but the men who did it are all dead or old so why bother holding a grudge. My grandfather would even get mad at us when we would blame the Dutch or Japanese, he would always say that you didn't live through what him and his generation did so you don't have a right to be mad. I think many people in other countries nowadays should think this way, it is useless to hold grudges for what your grandparents or greatgrandparents did so many years ago.
I think cant do nothing about them. You see until now korea is still divided in two parts they cant forgive and move on so m not surprised about how their mind works
Well the philippine archipelago was actually full of hindu animist. Before Islam and Christianity the major religions were hindu, animism and buddisim. Thats probably why you feel spiritually close to Filipinos... Or im just ramnling. Anyways we also like indians 😃
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why koreans are like this im being bullied too by koreans but i accept that facts that i am image of imperfections but im still adore them and japan too because i think they are the same, before i think koreans really loves japan maybe they the same persfective about modernization and many korean artist ideal type is japanese
@Kevin Troy uhh,sir he didn't bow to them because of colonial mentality,he just wanted to express his views on other people ,and at least he is open minded, and you, saying that we should bow down to our own race is pretty bad. You should say that we should respect our own country and even everyone in this unfair world. Btw,please don't act like you are better than each of us. Have a good day sir
My grandpa lost his parents to the Japanese during the colonization era, the weight never passed down to him. He loves to go touring in Japan, and never carried any hatred, even as the first generation. I love Japan too, I'm always baffled at how stubborn people back home can be (im a korean living elsewhere as an expat) Honestly, I forgot about all the hatred they share. I enjoy their culture in many ways, it was really depressing to be reminded how close minded some Koreans are
The Question should be, "should the Filipinos hate Japanese though?" Is Japan hurting the Philippines in any shape or form right now? -No, Then why would we angry at them? But they did? long long ago though. - Yeah, it was. If any Filipino was done wrong to them by the Japanese that are still alive. They have the right to be angry. But like I said it was a long time ago. We are not the Filipinos who were hurt by them nor the Japanese right now are the perpetrators back then. Aren't you at least angry for your ancestors or want justice for the Filipinos? Did they Apologies to the Philippines? Yes. Did the Philippines get Justice? Yes, Japan paid in Fine, Apologies, and Blood "Nuked by our Allies." There is a saying that your friends can be your Enemy. But this saying is both ways. Your Enemy yesterday could be your Best Friend Tomorrow. The Past is Past, Heck I don't even know someone who hates Spain right now. And they colonize us for 333years. Filipinos only see what is present and look up to the Future. -Japan is one of our Allies now. -our trading partner (Economically, Technological(Cars and electronics) and Cultural (Anime, Japanese Food)) -Most Well-known/built infrastructure in the Philippines was made by Japanese ingenuity. (Trains, Highway, Bridges, and soon Subway). -They are known for the one of the best Earthquake resistant infrastructures. -Lots of Japanese enroll in the Philippines and lots of Philippine works in Japan. -Japan is the closest and the highest giving of aid when disaster struck in the Philippines like Earthquake and Eruptions -Japan is one of the strategic Allies of the Philippines when it comes to the military and territory. Helps us Defend against scums. -Filipino is the Thrid largest population in Japan according to the wiki We see no reason to hate or to continue hating on present Japan.
@Chenle gave the egg to Felix i do think that the colonizers did damage and destroy the culture and history of pre colonial Philippines. Heck our country's name is still a reflection of their rule. I get jealous when i see the rich culture and history of other countries especially SEA countries with their temples and ancient cities. If our culture, history, cities and indigenous people were not destroyed and enslaved how rich our history could it be? How different our national identity could be? How far of a progress could we gave reached? We will never know since "winners" or the stronger countries write history and pass on their legacy (even the corrupt structure of their govt). Those who are rich and privileged will always step on the people who are less fortunate. As a 3rd world country, personally i think, we can only accept the circumstances and adapt. Forgive and receive help from the people who hurt you. Accept and welcome them even if they look down on you. Because that's the only way someone "weaker" will survive. This shouldn't be a problem in a perfect world but obviously the world isn't. Filipinos may not be winners but we are survivors.
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@@jomakwee Same here. I get jealous with other Asian countries who preserved their culture well. But I think the cultural diversity is the edge of the Philippines. But I still want to know about the ancient kingdoms in the Philippines.
@@jomakwee it's more saddening and it makes me pissed that they burned all of our literature, that is what gets me, because our whole history are in those
I am really sorry for the fact that the former Japanese military ruled the Philippines in the past and killed many Filipino civilians and soldiers... But I'm honored that so many Filipinos love Japanese anime! I love the Philippines!! 🇵🇭💕 From JAPAN🇯🇵
Tbh when I learned about the history idk If I will hate or admired japan because how your acentors live up the name "Warrior" But its just cruel on how they treat the land they conquered. But its already in the past. Japan was beautiful and good country now. Philippines are still improving.
Probably the scar that they left in Filipinos will never be removed but slowly and surely, time really heals everything. All these years, Japan showed us that they are true to their intention of asking forgiveness. Japan is not stealing Philippine Islands. Japan is not sending drug lords in the Philippines. Japan is sharing their technology with the Philippines. They are funding Philippine government projects with “reasonable” agreement, Japanese people are honest and polite.
We Filipinos can easily forgive. It's in our nature, we're raised to be kind and humble to others. But Filipinos also never forget, we hold on to our scars and we know that those who forget are doomed to repeat history itself
very true up til now japan might not be asking for forgiveness but they are actually doing something that makes them worth forgiving ♥️ that's why i love japan, they dont say it but they do it
Past : Japan is the least time colonizer but the worst in Indonesia Now : Japan is our buddy I think most of the country in southeast asia had a forgiving culture
it's not that we forget the past, We're hurt indeed, a lot of hero and civil died for our independent but why make problem with it now? and most of us are have good terms with many countries even though they had colonized us. We have a dark past with communism and the use of communism symbols (the hammer and sickle) is strictly prohibited and offensive in our country. but we don't care if other countries use it, instead we have good relations with communist countries like Russia.
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@@mathamour also the news your posting it's just a common practices on any countries including yours to make themselves good on public media and about the Japanese thing erasing the bad history of WW2 on their books the same thing Koreans forgetting the war crime cause in Vietnam War even the excuse of Cold War a lot of Korean Soldier during those times were abusing women in Vietnam and none of their soldiers held accountable properly in justice system Why so much hate? You could simply move on.. Filipino Culture has the saying you should not resent others it doesn't make you a better person, but you can do better than them even greater and to prove them they're wrong
@@marielbartolome797 madaling sabihin yan pag dimo kamag anak ang nirape at pinatay...pano kung nagkwento sayo ang lola mo na maluha luha na ang nanay nya nirape, pinahirapan at pinatay...papatawarin mo sila?
my great grandfather fought during the war in the provinces. after the war he would tell stories he killed a shit ton of japanese. And then after the war, some guy from the Japanese government, not sure if he was an ambassador or not, came to his house and gave him a formal apology, and a sakura tree as a peace offering. He accepted, the peace offering and until this day the sakura tree is one of the only trees in my city
My grandfather was a Japanese soldier he told me that he killed a sh1t ton of filipinos in the provinces. And after the war he became a politician and went to say sorry to a guy that killed a shit ton of filipinos and gave him sakura trees.
I'm Japanese and haven't met any Filipinos but I know for a fact that they are nice and welcoming people, same with Korean although I was bullied when I used to live in Korea, but there are also nice ones who defended me, so we should not take a group of people's point of view and apply it to the whole nation or country :)
I'm Japanese 🇯🇵 I apologize fault of our ancestors. And thank you for having a generous heart I love the Philippines 🇵🇭❤️ I'm sorry, my English is not good
As a Filipino I believe that Japanese people have a kind heart because even tho you didn't commit the sin you still apologized. Oh and don't worry our ancestors fought for freedom not revenge so holding a grudge is basically pointless because we're happy and free just like what our ancestors intended.
As a Filipino, you and you're country is forgiven because past is past, I/We don't freaking care about Japan's atrocities because I/We believe that a vengeful heart will not find peace. So yeah, let's start an unbreakable friendship instead of infinite war and chaos.
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Some Japanese were nice during the war, my grandma told me that a Japanese commander will kill his troops if the people in my area was hurt in any form
When Koreans said that Filipino people are uneducated but looking at this people they answewed the question with knowledge. You know!!! I like it when they talk so fluent in english!
Sa apgkakaalam ko wala kasing bobo dito sa pinas lahat matakot na tawaging bobo dahil di alam mag english 2 years old pa nga na baby tinuturuan na ng english And yung ibang di nakatapos mas magaling pa sila mag wnglish kesa sa americano kasi we we're born to learn every language that our ancestors learned
these ppl seem more privileged than thr local filipino. But if we were to explain this in a language where we are comfortable, im sure everyone is able to give a proper argument and opinion, no matter the topic
@@グノシア No, my country had the worst nightmare because of your country in the past. Yeah, you freed us from the Americans but after that most of your soldiers enslaved my countrymen. Some of the soldiers raped women and they tortured them, your soldiers gave too much fear and sorrow for the victims to the point that their unpleasant experiences hunts them until now. We don't owe anything from you, you are the one who owed us because of what your country did to us and that will always be in our history. But again past is past, we accepted your country's apology so let's move on and live a peaceful life.
グノシア we owe your country alot? For what? Your country invaded our country. Raped women for pleasure. Killed many families just to take children and women for no reason and why do you think we owe you, and your country for? For what exactly? Because you freed us from the US Then just invaded our coungry for 3 years? We suffered for 359-560 years then we owe you guys? For what exactly?
During the first half of the 20th century, Korea was under Japan. A lot of Korean men were conscripted in the Japanese Imperial Army. Philippines was invaded and occupied by Japan. You have heard of Asian comfort women. I am willing to bet the "Japanese" soldiers who raped countless Filipinas and fathered a lot of children in the Philippines were actually Korean men serving in the Japanese Imperial Army. If anybody would care and do an ancestry check, they can ascertain DNA is indeed Korean.
@@user-xm9he1hg2t how about 110k Korean men conscript to Japanese army they are the one who sent to Philippines if you want sources look for university of Cambridge
Simple Filipino attitude: We learn to forgive but we will never Forget Remember that we've been colonized by Spain for 333 years, America for 48years and Japan for 3years but we choose to forgive rather than to hold grudges Pls heart this so that every Korean can read this and learn from it
Akage Yone My reply to a youtube comment: Pero tandaan mo lang na kaya mas di maka move on ang mga koreans sa japan dahil una, 35 years silang under japanese occupation, while philippines was just for 3 years. Mas ramdam nila ang cruelty ng japan at sinubukan ng mga hapon na burahin ang kanilang cultura while that didn’t occur in the Philippines (i am aware of bataan desth march). Number 2 dahil never na nag apologize ng sincere ang japan, wala kasi tayong pake mga pinoy pero ang japan, akala mo lang na apology pero hindi. Bakit? Eh kasi ang mga opisyales ng gobyerno nila, at pm, ay binibisita at nirerevere parin ang shrine ng war criminals, diba parang sampal sa muka yun kasi dapat hindi na nila ginagawa yun dahil hindi deserve ng mga war criminals ang respect. Third ay dahil sa mga right wing japanese anti koreans, for some reason, hate ng right wing japanese ang mga koreano. Yan kaya sana maintindihan mo kung bakit galit ang mga koreano sa rising sun flag. Wag natin patulan ng racism ang racism na ginawa ng mga koreano (hindi lahat) dahil pathetic at childish iyon. Purika nope. With the current situation over korea and philippines, I’ve observed that us Filipinos don’t admit that some of us are being racist. You know? “Bumbay mabaho” “chinese tsekwa ching chong palaihe sa daan” “koreano bakla plastic” tapos kapag tayo ang na call out dinedeny natin. Wag tayo nag lalagay ng double standard. And even before the current issue, I’ve been hearing racist slurs towards koreans form Filipinos. I’m not dragging us down, but we shouldn’t be some kind of “oh we are just poor innocent country with lots of perfectly nice people that are not racist” our mentality needs to change. Copy pasted from my yt reply And to add up, korea was occupied by japan for 35 years as compared to 3 years of philippines, and they were brutalized even more. Japan never imposed japanese on us, but they imposed japanese to koreans. And to compare the 300 years of spain to wwii japan is off. Spain isn’t that much racist and brutal, not even close to what the japanazi did. Spain didn’t care what race you are as long as you are educated catholic (which is still bad) but japanese tought they were superior among all asians. So i kinda get why koreans get triggered easily, but still, in our defense, they made a stupid mistake and messed with us by throwing slurs and not realizing it could offend people.
and instead before they could getup from there war damages they choose to help Korean war and Philippines is the first asian country that has the balls on protecting korea tnx philippines
@@matthewtenorioduenas202 Agree to some extent, it doesn't matter how many years it was even if we have shorter years in terms of colonization, brutality is brutality nonetheless. There's no more or less when it comes to brutality. And what do you mean isn't that much about Spain? That's the most disgraceful statement i have ever heard from a fellow countrymen, you know what colonization is, right? Did you know that Spain left the most impact in the Philippines, they pushed their ideologies to us, that is the same as brainwashing an entire country under one rule. If you think that Spain's only surface level even so if compared to Japan's, then everything that our heroes fought blood and tears for would be all for naught. Just because they experienced it longer doesn't mean it's justified that they have "greater" grudge than us. Lives that are taken during those dark age is not a matter of how long a certain country holds it's empire, a life is a life regardless of nationality. Never use that disgusting statement elsewhere, that's a disgrace for the lives that were taken and sacrificed for just the sake of power.
I'm dying to see the day where Korea and Japan finally solve the conflict. I'm a Korean, lived most of my life as an expat, love to Japan. I love their culture anime and food, I'm pretty sure I had sushi 3 times last week 😍 My grandpa lost his parents to the Japanese but he still likes Japan and toured several times, and I hope that I get to visit some day too. To Japanese and SEA people here, at least coming from me, I wish we can stay friends 😔
@@TheLonelyMoon I don't mostly understand what your saying but I hope you can go to your dream destination and we all can be friends. - So much love from🇵🇭
@@pirateking5152 claiming territory is completely different to what US and JAPAN did to Filipinos... They tortured and killed thousands of Filipinos... For the record chinese claim did not result of hundreds of deaths of Filipinos and even before the spark of territorial issue filipinos already have some prejudice against China....
Davao is the "Little Tokyo" during the Japanese occupation. My great grandmother served the Japanese as their househelp. I am not sure if she was a victim of being a "comfort women" which she bare a child from a Japanese Military Officer. After the war, She was left by a piece of land to till and a child to raise. The child never registered or has a birth certificate. My great grandmother was single parent then. As the child grow up becoming adult, she finally have the courage to go to Japan to know and find her father. When she found her father at the shrine cemetery outside Tokyo. She had known that her father has another family. She had met them. She was happy and forgiving. Then on, she moved to Zurich to start a family. Until now, she is proud being a Filipina-Japanese. She is my grandmother, mother of my mother. 😊
cing margen Alzarian you don’t know anything about your own land. America was planning to use it as a disposable battleground and supply route into invasion of Japan. If japan didn’t intervene, forced conscription and plundering would be a regular sight. Not to say, in their recapture , they used Filipino guerillas and lowered their own casualties. Americans involved normal citizens into the war and would bomb food sources. USA is also known for holding its colony as long as possible . Filipino have japan to thank for their independence.
@@グノシア di yan hapon hahaha pilipinong ulaga din ito hahaha alam mo naman tayo pilipino di nagpapadaig pag nakabasa ng mali pinipilit itama kaya wag nio na tong pansinin 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Forgive who? Am I guilty for something that i didnt do my father is japanesr and 71 years old and was born in 1958. Filipine needs to take care of its own society. Oh. I hope to be there someday filipine is a nice country. Cheers.
Whenever my japanese classmates ask me about the history of Philippines.(my country) They always look so very curious. And whenever i tell the story of the way Spaniards, americans and Japanese colonized Philippines they always look shocked and they cry. And they always say SORRY to me after i talk.
a friend of my older sister's friend is a japanese so when the guy learn about the history of Japan and invading Philippines he keep saying sorry (my sister and them shared it). the friend of my sister was flustered because he keeps saying sorry and that he didnt know about it, it took a long time to pacify him 😅😅
I am a real Korean. Among the comments by Silver Holde, the person nicknamed the Empire of Korea is the Chinese comment unit. This person is a Chinese who speaks Korean. There are many Chinese who manipulate public opinion on Korean TH-cam and other sites. And for one thing, the word "Korean Empire" is not used in Korea. Besides, Korea does not use Chinese characters. It's really ridiculous. Japan and China dominate the Philippines. I'll just give up... Please continue to like Japan. It's hard to get around anymore. How are you.
I had a Japanese friend who visited once and while visiting some historical sites in Manila, he bowed down to me saying sorry many times for all the things his country did. I in turn bowed down together with him and also said sorry but all that is in the past. I too said sorry for the pains they felt and carry till today. pretty much a Filipino’s forgiving and loving heart at work I guess ^_^
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as a korean, honestly i never really needed to forgive them in the first place. sins of our fathers ather never passed the weight on me. love their food, culture, anime. i am dying to see the day when our eyes meet and we're no longer fighting. love to Japan, to the Philippines or just SEA in general ❤
On the contrary, it is sad to see them criticize the victim Korea and support the perpetrator Japan. Japanese colonial era Many Koreans were killed in genocide at the time, but Japan has yet to reflect and apologize. Who should we blame?
@@Ian-sd5zn I think you should think it in a very Filipino way or in general SEAsian way. We do not need forgiveness of others specially when the war is almost acient. The japanese people where corrupted by their leader , a leader and their ancerstors mistakes are not a reason for them to ask for forgivness. Show us respect and we will automatically forgive.
Many of my countrymen have been brainwashed by their ancestors but forgiveness is an inherent trait Filipinos have. It's not something limited to religion. The world is tough and revenge doesn't help anyone. An eye for an eye, the whole world goes blind.
I heard that during world war 2 there was this Japanese soldier guy was very nice to this village and they were treated him as their hero bc of what he did in their town, it was like he protected them from the war and brought peace and order in that village. Until now the Filipino people in that village remember him
You're probably not going to believe me, but I actually see some Japanese right-wingers on this very page who are pretending to be Koreans just to ruin the image of Koreans. lol Username "Amour" is an example. When I look at his page, there is a highly unnatural pattern of a Japanese neto-uyo(right wing) who is pretending to be a Korean on purpose. lol.. This is typical of any situation like this. Many Koreans know at this point :| Not all of self-proclaimed Koreans on here are Koreans.
WE FILIPINOS KNOW THAT TOO MUCH HATRED WILL AFFECT US ON OUR DEALINGS WITH EVERYDAY LIFE, AND IT WON'T HELP US IN MANY WAYS. IF A PERSON IS VERY UNFORGIVING, IT ONLY SHOWS HOW SHALLOW IS HIS SPIRITUALITY.
Mas brutal ang dinanas ng mga South korean kaysa sa mga Filipino. Ang mga Koreans ay dinala sa brothel sa china at ginagahasa ang isang babae ng 50 na sundalo sa isang araw. They were beaten to death at pag nagkasakit ay pinapatay na sila. Ang gusto lang ng mga koreans ay apology hindi pera.
In Korea, we learn what Japan did to Korea in school, which naturally brings our hatred toward Japan(obviously not everyone and some Koreans love Japan). As a Korean, I am surprised how open-minded Philippines are toward Japan, although knowing they were colonized in the past. And seeing these younger generations forgiving it(not sure about the old generations of Philippines) makes me really wanting to reflect on the Philippines open-minded attitude. Thank you for this video. It really did taught me a lot of things to be more open-minded and look the world in a different perspective. I love you Philippines
As a Filipino, yes we were colonized by Japan but our elders (those who are still alive) mainly remembers the Spanish time when talking about colonization here. We were only colonized for 3years by Japan and 333 years by Spain. By the time we were colonized by Japan, we got help from US with General Douglas MacArthur (honored by the Philippines) thus having Japan surrendered to us with the Guerilla campaign like a resistance group. You say open minded young generations? Yeah a little bit but mainly we are open minded because our ancestors taught us to be kind and forgiving. It is not only us the young generation, but also our forefathers. Just want to share this to you, there was a man named Elpidio Quirino in the Philippines and during Japan and US war here, his wife and 3 of his children were ones of those hundred thousands who were killed. He was pretty mad but then 8 years later he became a president in the Republic of the Philippines. And you know what he did? He pardoned all the Japanese war criminals and sent them home to Japan despite his own family killed during the war. Then he said, “I have granted pardons so that hatred against the Japanese will not remain among my descendants and the Filipino people.” And that's when I think Filipinos started to forgive others, not just our minds that were opened but our hearts also. That is why we could be able to love foreigners equally despite those colonizations. Our attitudes helped us get through the darkness we experienced. Be polite, kind, loving, and forgiving. His words came true. The hatred against Japanese or any other nations were not normalized. Yesterday, today, and tomorrow, Philippines will always be that hospitable and forgiving country you'll ever see. And because of that, Japan honoured him by building a memorial of Elpidio Quirino in Tokyo. He was hurt, he had seen Japan as an enemy, but as a Filipino and an individual, he showed that true winning is forgiving and he does not want the Filipinos to live a life resenting others. Maybe I was able to explain our side? Was that clear? Hahahahaha
For me, a lot of old people I know only see Japan as tourist/economic powerhouse(some even know some comfort women personally), though they don't like the past, they don't really mind it that much. I also always remember what my Mom said to me: "Pagbigyan mo lahat ng nakasakit sayo bago matapos ang araw" or something like that (TL: Forgive those who hurt you before the sun sets.) It's hard to do but it makes me happier and lets me carry less burden.
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My grandmother once told me that the Japanese armies aren't bad at all, she used to bow down and say "ohio" on Japanese armies a way of showing them respect. Japanese armies were giving her candies lots of lots of them that she could able to share it with her friends. Maybe the armies missed their children that time so they treat my grandmother like their child.
@@StrikerCup79 Kasalanan po ng Japanese yun (yung emperor to be exact). In fact, maraming Japanese ang nagalit kay Hirohito, especially after the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Doesn't take away the fact ny lolo's parents were killed. But I don't blame the Japanese. I'm just stating that it will never take away the fact that our ancestors suffered. It doesn't also mean that people of Japan is unforgivable. I still know they get nuked TWICE even if they don't deserve that much.
I am beg to disagree to what the other girl said that why Filipino's arent aware of the issues about Japan is that we are uneducated about it. Sorry but that's wrong in public school it was taught by teachers but I'm kinda happy that Filipino students know what is the different between past and present. They are mad about what other race done to our countries but accept it also with an open mind that past was already done, we are in present, Japanese accept their ancestors mistake but lets admit if WE KEEP ON LIVING IN PAST the unity and respect for each other will never be happen. My grandma was also a victim of japan brutality. She told us the story but never taught us to hate the new generations of Japanese as for she always say" THEY ARENT THEIR FATHER'S MISTAKE" Keep on blaming the past is like stupid illusions, it was gone no matter how you shout for justice everything was already on dust. The new Japanese generations was also a victim of their ancestors because the blame was on them but how can you get a justice you are asking if you are both a victim.
Yes these things are being thought from elementary to high school... but why these things becomes irrelevant? It’s because currently, Japanese are treating Filipinos nicely, so why would we hate them... just because of history... what’s important is the present... and it’s not like the history was forgotten...
Yes, we never had an enemy. We never started a fight against other countries. When in fact if you make Pinoys as your friend, they will treat you as part of their family. One of the characteristics of pinoy is we don't resent and hold grudges. Yes, pinoys are hospitable, caring and loving people. But one thing they should not forget that Pinoys are also patriotic. We unite when someone insult our race, people and country. It's like "if u insult one of us, you already insulted all if us" or "insult one of us and the whole squad will become your enemy. My point here is Pinoys are always a good friend but also the worst enemy. Let's leave behind the past and move on embrace the future. Let's put a stop to all of these arguments because it's a waste of time and energy. Spread love and not hate.
When you mess with the Philippines be ready😂 Like the war between North korea(with china) and S. Korea before when S. Korea is losing I think Americans and Filipinos helped S. Americans loses all the army they putted while the last one is S. Korea and Philippines S. Korea has a memorable place where they putted something about the Philippines helping them... Pinoys are very friendly too😁
I remember in 3rd grade we had a Filipino mom and Japanese moms come to our class room and talk about what happened during the Japanese occupation. However, the conclusion of their talk was about forgiveness and moving forward. Living a life full of grudges is not worth living. 💖
I agree with the girl who mentioned about Japanese in Davao. My lolo always tell us some stories about his Japanese friends before and they are really treated well. He's now turning 95 on December 31.
Same. According to my grandma, the Japanese soldiers occupying Davao were polite. I remember her telling us a story that she was even escorted by a Japanese Captain/General back to her hometown in Davao Oriental.
My great grandfather who was part of a filipino guerilla force against the japanese said that some of the japanese soldiers that they encountered are actually quite nice, some can even spoke a little english and tried to learn the language. Eventually they died anyways since they're enemies at that time
I heard and read similar story about some Japanese here in my region, eastern Visayas. A Japanese soldier (I think he had a high rank) helped a town/city (I'm not sure where) in agriculture and economy. If I still remembered it right, the people on that place made a memorial of that soldier.
"It's not like I'm stupid about it. I know Japan did some terrible things but hating people now from what happen then. I don't know but it just seems really wrong. Just think if everyone did that and the whole world will hate each other and it will be so awful. We have to learn to forgive each other. I can understand if you don't like me because I'm annoying or something but i really wish you wouldn't hate me just because I'm Japanese." - Mai Taniyama, Ghost Hunt Ep. 19
Koreans have a different attitude towards Japanese because Japan treats Koreans specifically as a go-to hate target today. Korea is the go-to external enemy in their current politics. Anti-K0rean racism is a lucrative business, as they make best sellers as books. There're sections dedicated for anti-K0rean books in normal Japanese bookstores. They make street parades with slogans such as "R11ape K0rean w0men", "K0reans are c0ckroaches", "K0reans are garbage", while using a military flag (Rising Sun Flag) as a symbol of hate, and a symbol of nostalgia towards the Imperialist era. None of the acts above are reciprocated by K0reans. There is no such thing is, anti-Japanese hate parades in Korea. Nor bookstore sections dedicated to anti-Japanese books. When a Japanese politician expresses a favourable or apologetic attitude towards K0reans, his/her popularity drops immediately and gets hate from Japanese citizens. It is a common testimony among Koreans who lived in Japan that they got bullied in a clearly racist fashion. Nostalgia towards the Imperialist era is common among normal Japanese, it is not exclusive among so-called right wingers. And the hate does not only stop as hate, but actual actions to undermine whatever Koreans do. Such as actively appropriating Korean culture and claiming it as having originated from them, or spreading misinformation in international onlines spaces. Spreading misinformation with a pejorative attitude in Japanese media, left, right and center 24/7. Dragging in Koreans in a subject that has nothing to do with Koreans just to shit on Koreans. Do they do the same thing to Filipinos? No. So it is only natural that Filipinos and Koreans don't have the same attitude towards Japanese.
I do not hate the Japanese people. What I despise was the action of their forefathers. We should all learn that in war, we might all lose. Filipinos are forgiving bur forgetting is another question.
Awwwwww, fellow Ghost Hunt-er. That line from Mai had stuck with me ever since, hence why I’m so confused why Koreans still hate Japan so much. And even before, as I learned from Philippine history the terrors that my own forefathers (the Japanese side) did to my other forefathers (the Filipino side), I didn’t really hate on the current Japanese people. I only hated the Japanese people that did evil stuff. No sense trying to hate on people that didn’t even do anything wrong. XD
On the contrary, it is sad to see them criticize the victim Korea and support the perpetrator Japan. Japanese colonial era Many Koreans were killed in genocide at the time, but Japan has yet to reflect and apologize. Who should we blame?
@@RA-ze1zw the best thing is to sever all ties. No cultural, personal, economical exchange at all. Two nations can pretend each other never existed. That’s better than being trapped in hatred all the time.
We are also from Indonesia once colonized by Japan, in our generation we chose, looking to the future by establishing friendship, forgiveness and love. History cannot be forgotten, but with history, we learn that forgiveness is the best way for the progress of a nation. There is no grudge between us. We are southeast asians learning from our ancestors, to stay wise.
I think Filipinos tend to give attention more on the positive sides. We never forget what they've done to us, even the America's betrayal and Spain during the world wars, but we never hold grudges that much. Filipinos tend to live in the present and look in the future. Philippines and Filipinos are welcoming, friendly, and diplomatic in a sense.
Im sad because of this issue. My late father is a korean war veteran and we have to let the hate go away. No to Racism. We are also a country wronged by Japan before but we forgive and forget thats how filipinos are. Hope this issue will end soon.
@@MRJ407 Yeah and I hope they grow interest on it some don't even wanna study history specially today but I'm not saying all I do love history and I really love learning different culture around the world
🇵🇭🤝🏻🇰🇷 Forgiveness is the key 😁 In behalf of my beloved filipinos i sincerely apologize for the mean words that we said about korean people 😚☺ ..we should love each other ..
This is a very interesting conversation and I find it to be from my own experience. I'm a Filipino American who emigrated to the US as a teen and ended up marrying a Japanese American and I was asked once in college by an Asian grad student how my family felt about that. I was taken aback. It never occurred to me that there would even be an issue just because my boyfriend (now husband) is of Japanese descent. This is even knowing and hearing stories from my grandparents regarding their experiences during the Japanese invasion. They talked about their experience as fact with no commentaries on hatred towards the Japanese people. My grandpa was a POW during the war but he also befriended one of the guards. My grandma talked about how she and her sisters painted charcoal on their faces to avoid getting raped. I'm sure they were scared but she never said anything bad about the Japanese people. Mind you, my grandpa was very pro US and saw them as a saviors. He used to quote General McArthur all the time. In spite these stories, I got the impression as a child that it was war and it's what the Japanese gov't did and not the people who were in Japan who never took part on any brutalities that happened. So meeting my husband who was a 4th generation Japanese American who's families experienced their own injustice here in the US (my in-laws were in concentration camps during WWWII as children) I never connected him to Japan who invaded the Philippines. The sins of Japan was now his to bear.
Im Indian and Japan actually heavily bombed India in 20 December 1942. (India was under British occupation) and destroyed East Indian state called West Bengal during World War 2 by its Imperial Japanese Air Force. In 1943 Japan again bombed Madras today it is called Chennai,India.Japanese forces attacked Andaman Islands and literally created bunkers in India's Andaman Islands.. But India does NOT hate Japan or Korea or Phillipines or Vietnam or any South East Asian nations.Past will be past.India is triple the size of Korea,Japan,Phillipines and literally all South East Asian countries...7th largest country in the world in terms of area... If we hold our grudges too much to what Britain did to us we will never go forward.Britain looted/stole $45 trillion from India for 200 yrs if u quantify it today which is 17 times of Britain GDP. India faced physical violence both on men and women during British India times.We faced many many other things.Every country has its past. Forgive but never forget.Asians UNITE.🤗 www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2018/12/19/how-britain-stole-45-trillion-from-india/
At a young age, we are taught in Church and school that if we want to be forgiven for our sins then we must also learn to forgive. FORGIVE AND YOU WILL BE FORGIVEN - GOD
Let say that Filipino is flexible in forgiving... And that thing Koreans should learn from US. A man who Hold Grudge from the Past can not move on in the Future. No offense #Peace
Koreans are willing to forgive, forget and move on. Their only requirement is for the Japanese government to admit all the atrocities it did to Koreans and ask forgiveness. But the Japanese government never gave the "sorry" that the Koreans deserve. They even try to evade from their atrocities by portraying their crimes as acts of heroism in their history books. They never admitted their war crimes. How would you forgive and forget if someone raped you and massacred your family, and that person denied all of it. He is living peacefully and happily while you are living in grief and still hoping for justice throughout your life.
@@korean6706 I think you're right about that, even in the current presidency, you have to watch what you say. Big journalists have been closed down for reporting negative news. I just don't want want to bring negativity in a generally positive video. However, I do think you're right. A negative trait for a lot of filipinos is our non confrontational nature. To some, "just leaving it be" is the more practical option (even though it's not and can come back bigger and worse than before) Thank you for saying what most of us don't have the liberty of saying.
@@korean6706 ouch. Well, truth really hurts. Slap them with the truth. Sana magising sila. The reason why the Philippines is still poor is indeed because Pinoys can easily "forgive and forget." We ousted corrupt politicians, after a few years we elected them again in office to once again steal all the people's money. Yan ba ang forgive and forget. I'm so sad for my motherland. The "Pearl of Orient" is now the "Sick Man of Asia". It's ok to forgive and forget, but most importantly, you should learn from it.
As a Filipino who's been very interested in history so much, I've always hated what they did during world war 2 but I can't hate the current Japan rn, the crimes of their fathers should not be paid by the children.
The flag of the Republic of Korea produces the background "Tai Chi" comes from the classic Chinese "Yi Chuan·XiCi": "Yi has Tai Chi, which produces two yis, two yis produce four images, and four images produce gossip." Assign the origin of everything. In the Northern Song Dynasty, a Taiji diagram composed of yin and yang fish was formed and became a symbol of Chinese Taoism. Therefore, it is generally believed that the Tai Chi picture in the flag of the Republic of Korea was introduced from China since the Goryeo era.大韓民国の旗が背景を生み出す 「太極圖」は、古典的な中国の「YiZhuan・XiCi」に由来します。「Yiには太極拳があり、2つのyis、2つのyisは4つの画像、4つの画像はゴシップを生成します。」北宋では、陰陽魚からなる太極図が形成され、中国の道教の象徴となりました。したがって、大韓民国の国旗の太極図の絵は、高麗時代から中国から紹介されたと一般的に考えられています。La bandera de la República de Corea produce el fondo. 训民正音 添加条目描述  此条目介绍的是朝鲜世宗命学者创制的文字以及介绍其的书籍。关于如今由该文字以及书籍延伸出来的现代韩语所使用的文字谚文，请见“谚文”。 《训民正音》（朝鲜语：훈민정음）是朝鲜王朝第四代国王世宗大王李祹与其子第五代国王文宗大王李珦主导创制的朝鲜语文字，又称谚文（언문／諺文 Eonmun），今多称韩文（한문）、韩字（한글）、朝鲜文（조선문）、朝鲜字（조선글）。原有28字，其中母音字母11个，子音字母17个。该书完成于朝鲜世宗25年（1443年）末或朝鲜世宗26年（1444年）初，于朝鲜世宗28年（1446年）正式出版。 速览 朝鲜语名称, 谚文 ... 训民正音 收于喜方寺版《月印释谱》 （朝鲜宣祖元年,1568）中的 训民正音谚解（훈민정음언해） 朝鲜语名称谚文훈〮민져ᇰ〮ᅙᅳᆷ(古) 훈민정음(今)[註 1]汉字訓民正音文观部式Hunmin Jeongeum马-赖式Hunmin Jŏngŭm 关闭 朝鲜半岛古代使用汉字表记，文言分离。只有士大夫学习汉文，因此平民大多是文盲。相传三国末年薛聪藉汉字音义标注汉字，创吏读文字，此外尚有乡札、口诀等表记方法，但这些由于使用的不便等原因未能取代汉文。朝鲜王朝第四代国王世宗深感汉字对于文化传播的不便，迫切需要一可完整表达本国语音之文字，故特设谚文局，召郑麟趾、成三问、申叔舟等学者，在研究朝鲜语音和汉语音韵的基础上，以方块字组合，一音节占一字，创立表音文字。 历史  《训民正音》 西元15世纪以前，韩语只有语言没有文字，以汉字为书写工具[1]。由于韩语与汉语是完全不同的语系，使用汉字记录韩语是一件很不容易的事，加之一般百姓不懂得汉文，非常不利于文化的交流与发展[2]。为了解决韩民族书写文字的问题，1443年朝鲜王朝世宗大王组织一批学者创造了适合标记韩语语音的文字体系--韩字。这些文字当时被称作“训民正音”，意为“教老百姓以正确的字音”[2]。1940年发现的《训民正音解例本制字解》（发行于朝鲜世宗28年，1446年）宣称韩字的子音与母音是根据人的口腔构造、中国古来的天地人思想以及阴阳学说而创制出来的。 书中记载如下： “天地之道，一阴阳五行而已。坤复之间为太极，而动静之后为阴阳。凡有生类在天地之间者，舍阴阳而何之。故人之声音，皆有阴阳之理，顾人不察耳。今正音之作，初非智营而力索，但因其声音而极其理而已。理既不二，则何得不与天地鬼神同其用也。 正音二十八字，各象其形而制之。初声凡十七字。牙音ㄱ，象舌根闭喉之形。舌音ㄴ，象舌附上腭之形。唇音ㅁ，象口形。齿音ㅅ，象齿形。喉音ㅇ，象喉形。ㅋ比ㄱ，声出稍厉，故加划。ㄴ而ㄷ，ㄷ而ㅌ，ㅁ而ㅂ，ㅂ而ㅍ，ㅅ而ㅈ，ㅈ而ㅊ，ㅇ而ㆆ，ㆆ而ㅎ。其因声加划之义皆同，而唯ㆁ为异。半舌音ㄹ，半齿音ㅿ，亦象舌齿之形而异其体，无加划之义焉。 ” 不过1443年朝鲜世宗命令使用谚文的时候，受到众多使用汉字的朝鲜文人和两班贵族的批评，因为他们认为抛弃汉字就等于失去中国文明，而成为夷狄之邦。崔万里曾说：“自古九州之内，风土虽异，未有因方言而别为文字者。唯蒙古、西夏、女真、日本、西蕃之类，各有其字，是皆夷狄事耳，无足道者。《传》曰：‘用夏变夷，未闻变于夷者也。’历代中国皆以我国有箕子遗风，文物礼乐，比拟中华。今别作谚文，舍中国而自同于夷狄，是所谓弃苏合之香，而取螗螂之丸也；岂非文明之大累哉？”两班贵族反对谚文的另一个原因是因为谚文的传播和普及会威胁到他们对于知识的垄断，进而动摇两班的政治根基。 由于朝鲜文人和贵族的抵制，无法成为官场上普遍使用的文字，因此政府决定也就与汉字并用，其通用范围局限在两班之间的私函、地方官衙或妇女。谚文直到20世纪才被广泛使用。[3]韩文的发明推动了韩国政治、经济、文化的发展，世宗大王也得到了后世的爱戴[2]。 世宗原诏 更多信息：中世朝鲜语和朝鲜汉字音 更多信息 汉文, 谚汉并书 ... 汉文谚汉并书国之语音异乎中国与文字不相流通故愚民 有所欲言而终不得伸其情者多矣予为此悯然新制二十八字欲使人人易习便于日用'耳'[注 2]  谚文[注 3]现代韩文  나랏말(쓰임)이 중국(中國)과 달라문자(文字)로 서로 맞지 아니하여이런 까닭으로 어리석은 백성(百姓)이 이르고자 할 바가 있어도마침내 제 뜻을 (글자에) 실어 펴지 못하는 사람이 많으니라.내 이를 위(爲)하여 가엾이 여겨 새로 스물 여덟 자(字)를 만드노니사람마다 하여 쉬이 익혀 날로 씀에 편안(便安)케 하고자 할 따름이니라. 朝鲜汉字音 汉字音，又称汉字音，指的是韩语中汉字的读音。它与日语音读相似，都是源于汉语音。日本汉字音因传入时代不同有吴音、汉音、唐音等之分，而韩国汉字音总体上每个汉字只有一个读音。 韩汉混用文 韩汉混用文或汉谚混写，是将谚文和汉字并用以书写朝鲜语的书写体系，与现时日语的汉字假名混 #ChinesecultureKoreanculture#SouthKorea#중국문화#혐한#한국#南韓#taijitu#Yinandyang#太極#flag ofSouthKorea#嫌韓#マンガ嫌韓流#中日韓#日韓# #ChinesecultureKoreanculture#SouthKorea#중국문화#혐한#한국#南韓#taijitu#Yinandyang#太極#flag ofSouthKorea#嫌韓#マンガ嫌韓流#中日韓#日韓# ggggg
The most touching conversation I had about the WW2 with a Japanese was when my Japanese principal (I worked in a Japanese public school ) said sorry to me for the harsh treatment of the Filipinos by the Japanese
It's good to know that this channel is being a platform to promote knowledge regarding cultural views and opinions of two different nationalities. I believe that each and every nationalities are unique on their own that's why it's always important to respect one another as a unique individual. We may have our own beliefs and practices, but after all we're all human beings in the very first place.
In Bohol, specifically in the mountainous area where my late grandpa owns a lot of land plots, I was told by my late grandma that during the Japanese time, women in that area dived into mud-filled holes and made sure that they wont be recognized as living things, waiting for the Japanese soldiers to pass by. But she just smiled and comfortably tell me tales as if those didnt happen ❤ edit: she told me stories from what she was told
When my lola (grandmother) was 17 years old, she used to live in the biggest house in Naga City, Bicol because she came from a very wealthy family. Japanese generals asked to use their house as headquarters during that time and were surprisingly civil and respectful towards them. She had nothing bad to say other than the soldiers being the ones who were unruly.
Kind of a similar story with mine. My lolo (grandfather) was also in his teens when Japan invaded. They had a nice house in Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija. When they learned that the Japanese forces were approaching, they fled to the mountains. I don't know what it was, but my grandfather came back to their house to retrieve something they forgot to bring with. He found out that their house was used as a command post when he arrived there. Their family dog was still there and recognized him. There were looters at the time so they would've shot my grandfather if not for their dog. The soldiers were friendly so they let him take what he wanted and left him be. This was around the beginning of the war. Around the end of the war, no offense but they were assholes. They ransacked and trashed their house. I guess they were just desperate. My grandfather died in 2015. He never forgave the Japanese, and I can understand that. It's frustrating to see how little informed the average Japanese citizen is about the war atrocities their country has committed, but everything is in the past so maybe it's better to leave it as it is. I have nothing but love for Japan, but I want them to be a little more educated about their history.
@@greyzlean No, that was way back 1940s. Haha my grandmother started living in Baguio when she had my mom, and they later moved to Manila where most of their grandchildren including me grew up. The house was sold because my great grandmother was a gambler back in the day and you know the rest.
Idiot stop comparing a family to a country , japan is a country japanese people still lives and hold to the japanese system with attrocities only weak goats forgives and forgets !
There was a rumour going around it was not actually the Japanese that are ruthless but the Koreans that were drafted. I remember a story my grandma said that the Japanese in Manila were really respectful.
We should learn more about history between Philippines and Japan in school. We don’t know much about Philippines despite that we’re geographically closer😞 Hope for good relationship between us!🇯🇵 🇵🇭
Im neither pro japanese nor pro american, Im pro filipino - Jose P. Laurel #theunderratedpresident He prove that history written by the victors which is US Japan filipino are brothers 💪🇵🇭🇯🇵
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There is a saying, 'Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift! That is why it is called the present ~Kung Fu Panda Many countries arguing about World War 2, but the saying keep moving forward and do better makes you a better person than a person stuck in the past 😄🇵🇭🇯🇵♥️
@blowing trees yeah but it doesn't mean that people should use "plastic surgery" as an insult or a degrading term. what is it to you if they have surgery or not? irrelevant.
Better if we could give a copy/ excerpt that our history (JP's war atrocities against PH) is well written in our curriculum (with us showing them that our history is also in our minds & hearts without ceasing our values and morals).
I'm half Filipino and half Japanese. I was raised in Japan and went to American schools, so I'm sorry to say I can't speak Filipino. But I'm never had problems talking to Filipinos because everyone seem to be able to speak English. I like of think of myself, a product of an American serviceman and a Okinawan woman, as living proof that former enemies can let go of the past and come together. I believe every country has its share of racists and that unfortunately is really difficult to fix. But I am of the opinion that Korea unfairly makes judgments on the colonial past using present day moral standards. Further more, the Korean government uses victimhood of the past as political leverage towards Japan. The government s;eem to educate its children with anti-Japanese sentiments which will undoubtedly instill ill will towards Japan and make improving relations between the two countries difficult. Pres. Moon said publicly that Japan is not Korea's ally and yet the Koreans go bonkers when Japan took Korea of the whitelist for ignoring Japan's inquiries about the destination of some sensitive materials that were unaccounted for. Korea had been the only Asian country on the list but now having to go through import/export procedures like the rest of Asia so offended Koreans that they went on a "Boycott Japan" campaign, hurting mostly Korean importers and Korean airlines. Pres. Moon also refused to touch the birthday cake presented by PM Abe. I suspect that any show of friendliness towards Japan would have upset many Koreans at home. I could go on and on and list Japan's attempts at presenting peace offerings but it would be too long here, but in a nutshell the Koreans keep moving the goalpost and have no real interest in resolving issues. They will take compensations and sign agreements only to have the treaty overturned as soon as the next administration comes to power. "That agreement is no longer valid," they would say, "But we'll keep the money thank you." Japan is not innocent of its colonial past just as many western countries. But Korea seem to want to present its thirty some years of occupation as the most painful. Victimhood has proven to be politically and economically profitable they will not let go of it easily. So when a Filipina gets a tattoo resembling the rising sun flag (still the official Japanese navel flag), They will criticize her on social media for lacking understanding for Korean sensibilities, not even realizing that the Filipinos have suffered so much more from colonization by various countries. Filipinos don't get upset by the sight of the Spanish, Americans or Japanese flags. It is only the Koreans. It is interesting that Korean sensibility towards this flag didn't come into existence until 21century. It seems the further away in time from the colonial period, Koreans find new ways to suffer the pains of the past. The Korean Government endorsed prostitutes for Americans soldiers during the Korean war. They were called "ianfu" or "comfort women". If at the time the Koreans had the same image of "comfort women" that they present now, 10, 12, 14 year olds taken forcibly from their home, wouldn't they have felt ashamed of using the same term during the Korean war? I'm not saying that there were no women who suffered. But Korean sensibility towards the term "comfort women" also seems to also have been manufactured in the 21 century and the way they present it to the world filtered through a particular narrative. In Korea, questioning that narrative can get you jailed or fined as one Korean historian found out. She wrote a book on comfort women based on her research including interviews with some of the women.. She was taken to court and fined. It was not that anything she wrote was wrong. The claim was that what she wrote offended the comfort women. It looks like the author found some discrepancies in the statement made by some of the former comfort women. Recent scandals in Korea have surfaced that shows groups claiming to support comfort women were actually keeping the most of the money donated for themselves and only using the former comfort women to enrich themselves monetarily and politically. On a side note, I was impressed by Pres. Duterte when he came to Japan. This man, audacious enough to basically give a American president the finger, visibly made efforts to be in best behavior in front of the Emperor of Japan. My Filipino half was proud and my Japanese half grateful.
I felt to me like koreans had this "inherited hatred" which is kinda sad cause if their next generation inherited it, the endless hatred continue, im a Filipino btw 😁
i just imagine the future generations of this two country, that they can never have the peace they deserve, i know that we can pass on the history and informed the youngs, but i just hope not the "hatred" 😢
We are not scared to Japan, remembered that eventhough they are superior to us in WWII, we still fight them. Its just we choose to forgive them as President Quirino did. He Forgive Japan and pardon 400+ Japanese POW because He doesn't want His CHILDREN and HIS PEOPLE to INHERENT The CYCLE OF HATRED....
That's right, no one will benefits that hatred thing in our hearts we only live once and life is short wasting it on hatred might make our lives less meaningful.
Im Korean who studied in the Philippines. What ever the history the truth is ; 1. Filipinos are more open minded. Friendly. Has more International Influence 2. Korea is one of the top suicidal country 3. To live in Korea is stress because of some society norms and there are many Toxic people. 4. Yes. Philippines. May be 3rd world country in terms of Economic status Rank. But Phil. Is Authentically more Rich country than Korea. Phil. Has many Natural Resources. Open minded people and a very perfect Geographical Location. 5. Korean blaming Japanese. But Korean soldier did many horrible things to Vietnamese duing Vietnam War.... 😰 6. Some extreme Nationalist conservative mind Korean never got out of there country. Theyre narrow minded but they feel they know alot & want ro be Important figure in the society. "Feeling magaling" 7. Korea got rich only after Korean war 1953 with the help of U.S. we were never a rich country. So better Korean should be Humble. Be open minded and friendly . 8. Koreans do not move to SE asia country because of High cost of living but because they dont want to live in High stressful society with toxic people. 9. Many Korean hate Japan. But No. 1 tourist in Japan are from S. Korea 😂 How Funny right? 10. Simply. Its more Fun and Happy in the Philippines. 🙀🙏❤🇵🇭😊
On number 5: There are actually tales that the Koreans were more vicious to Filipinos during the Japanese occupation.I don't know if it's true or not but I heard it from my mom who heard from her parents, grandparents,older gen who survived WW2 that the Korean soldiers were the ones who bayoneted babies. What surprised me is, I've seen comments here that have similar stories but we are from various places in the country.
@@sanshirada1119 that is partly true. Whether those korean soldiers were forced or not, it will never change the fact that they caused a harm to our fellow Filipinos. My mom also told me before how they hide at their old house when they were young and to see their aunt stabbed by those soldiers. Laughing and making kidnapped Filipino women do disgusting things. But yeah, we forgive but we do not forget. Living in the past is so tiring right? No one will grow and it will continue to the next generations if we put hatred in our heart.
@@yona6718 Yes. Hearing or reading stories from those who lived during war time made me realize that it could really make humans act like animals or worse. I asked my Lolo about it and he just replied, "Ah it was war. The time was different." He would not really expound it well. Yes, we couldn't forget...we should not forget. But we forgive them for what their ancestors did to ours. We have to learn lessons from it.
@@mylove_78 I think Korea was part of Japan that time. I read from some that they volunteered in the Japanese army. After the war, some Japanese prisoners of war were sent back. And there was a Korean officer was executed for war crimes to the Filipinos. I need to get back at that comment where he named an author of a study or a book about it. There are not really substantial proofs about the rumors of Koreans being more vicious because their population in the army was few. But they could not discredit the rumors because of the witnesses during the time. Tbh, I just heard about it from my mom who heard it from her family and neighbors but I did not really mind about it. That's why I'm pretty surprised to see comments here from various people in different Ph places with similar stories. But, well...we cannot hate the new gen for what their ancestors did to ours. I just wished it would not happen again in the future.
Bro imagine hating on 3 yo kid because of his nationality... History is important but we dont have to live in in the past. Another thing why filipinos does not have bad blood against spain, japan ect Because we have this thing called relligion. It taught us the value of forgiving and how wonderfull to live with out any negative vibe within us...
@@babydaddy2314 When it comes to Faith we Filipinos Take it seriously We would really listen to what Jesus teaches us. And not all Filipinos are Christian we also have our Muslims brothers and sisters yet we apply the same
@--- Filipinos~ This is the reality of Japan that you love. To create an immigrant-friendly Japan, start with education reform | The Japan Times www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2019/09/11/commentary/japan-commentary/create-immigrant-friendly-japan-start-education-reform/ Bullying in schools keeps youth suicide rate high | The Japan Times www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/28/national/social-issues/bullying-schools-keeps-youth-suicide-rate-high/ A website to combat bullying | The Japan Times www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/01/13/editorials/a-website-to-combat-bullying/ Japan's fax-loving health ministry plans online reporting system for virus | The Japan Times www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/05/01/national/japans-health-ministry-online-reporting-coronavirus/
Hi! I’m a Filipino and I am an elementary teacher :) I guess the reason why we dont despise Japan and their people is that they only occupied our country for a short period of time compared to the 300+ years under Spain. And overall reason why we don’t despise other colonizers is the lack of awareness. The way we are taught in history classes is parang lacking. We study it like it is a story that happened to others that doesnt have anything to do with us. Parang we somehow feel detached to it due to how we are taught in school. So yea 😊
I agree, with how most of us felt detached and does not seem to care about what happened in the pass. I don't hate Japanese, American, British and Spanish people, but they were part of our History and how it turned what is the Philippine is today. Though it is sad to think about how some or our History is removed and forgotten, it is nice to know what or how people lived here in the Philippines in our Pre-colonial History. I think we are just becoming to westernized, nothing wrong with that, but the history of the Philippines is vast and we have a lot to learn from it.
If the thought is for the learners to forge their values and goal formation, attachment to history should definitely be in the books. Learning, definitely, is different from feeling. Objectively, in my case of learning history, I tend to see it as learning from something that happened in the past. Nothing more. If we are going to digest everything and let us be consumed by the emotional distress that happened, how can we move on? Not generally a lack of awareness as the portrayal of the occupation is grave enough to remind us how cruel it is. More research and documentation? What more can we find than the harshness that happened. I assume we're only digging more into negative testaments based on its general principles. On the other hand, if we agree on awareness in the sense that we can use the past as lessons and how we can better ourselves, this will lead to a more inclusive and healthy sphere. Less reactive, more constructive. I think more than the lack of information, teaching the students how to use information and research to create a more inclusive community is ideal. For those who didn't get justice until today is a different story. They must be supported but bringing the idea to a larger scale would just create chaos. We sympathize not empathize. I am sure our lola's and lolo's wouldn't want their apos feel the same feeling they felt. To keep the story short, we don't despise because we lack awareness. We forgive because that's how our Lolo and Lola raised us to be. I am a Filipino and a high school teacher.
I love the girl said that she really didn't know what happened so she don't have a right to judge, but it's funny how Koreans react so harshly and discriminate Philippines wherein they just knew it from school omg
They are so quick to judge on Filipinos and yet kept mum on Jhene Aiko (the person where Bella gets the inspiration for the tats) because she is Japanese American. I guess its harder to bully Japan and America compared to Philippines. And you tell us there is no racism in here. I guess SoKor has no difference with China after all from playing a bully to weaker countries.
I respect the Millennials . I’m Gen X 53 Japanese American. This happened before I was born . Why is Old Korean and Chinese hold still hold grudges living in US ? N
Some people are just racist and narrow minded. Racism is not race specific, meaning, there are a lot of racist citizens all over the world, not just in s.korea or ph or america. They should be educated. That being said, #cancelracism not cancel a country. Forgiveness and letting go takes strength. And it is a choice. Although, those who wants to seek justice should be heard and be supported.
@@pinkydelacruz7325 I understand that. I am angry at first on all koreans. But then, it's not like all koreans are at fault. There are some that like Filipinos/Philippines. And we should not fight back by insulting them, that just makes us similar to the racist koreans. We should just highlight our good characteristics and lift up our flag.
My grandmother was Filipino, she met her Japanese husband in the war. They would have been killed by both sides. They shared 10 years of pure love. Four children, my mother was their youngest.. 💓🕊✌🏼 My grandfather (a journalist) was killed in the war when she was four years of age. Grandmother spent 70 years single and passed in 2016 at 102 🕯✨✨ I hope they are eternally together now 💚
My grandfather often told told stories about ww2 about his father tortured, cannibalism,etc. But he never showed hatred in telling the stories. I didn't feel anything that will make me hate japan instead i felt how a war is brutal and scary thus should not be repeated in history. Even in buying things he would recommend products from germany/japan cause they tend to last longer even though he lived during the war..
Totoo to. masaya rin ako dahil ganun din ang history books natin Factual and historical lang, di pinopromote yung kamuhian ang isang nation bagkus kamuhian yung digmaan
same, i hear stories about filipino legendary soldiers in the battle field, who are constantly in peril and their allies dying beside them, yet apparently they were still loud, audacious, and unhateful during those times.
fcking truee, my grandmpther was also telling us about this and I was more amazed about how they survived instead of getting angry (tho I did get angry of how they killed the childrens). I didn't let my anger get into me
According to some Japanese those “Japanese” that were mostly in the Philippines during the WW2 were in fact Koreans. And they were the ones who had been very cruel. I don’t know how true this is. But looking at the personality of people from Japan and Korea, i think this might have some truth.
I’ve heard those stories from local Philipinos too, I took it as a grain of salt tho because if a Japanese like me would claim that people(mostly Korean) would call me a “revisionist racist”.
It’s just both countries doesn’t want to happened or repeat the history again.. both countries japan and Philippines trying their best to have good relationships to save the future !
I was born in the 1950's and my Mom would always tell me stories of what it's like during the Japanese invasion and WWII when I was child. But through the years it just became a memory of the past and she moved on. She would always tell me it's a moot point hating people, it will just eat at you inside. Then in the 90's she joined my sister who was a US military wife lived in Nagasaki, Japan on and off for about 10 years, My Mom's perspective for Japanese people changed in a positive way. Maybe "War" brings out the worst in people but that's not an excuse to be cruel and inhumane.
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Anong poso myron kayu mga koryano ha nag bowes ng bohay ang bansanamin para sa enyu kayu mgaga koryano walang kwenta sawnyuna yaman nyu denamin kaylangan ang kayamanan pagmamahal lang saming pelipino sapat na...saenyuna pera nyu
@@androfremista9979 let's forgive them we can't end racism with another racism. Nalabas na nman natin ang sama ng loob natin sa pangmamaliit nila saatin tama na yun. Wag natin buhasan ng Gasolina ang umaapoy na kase mas lalaki lang ang gulo at misunderstanding nang dalawang bansa.
Bagu kayu magsalitasamin mga pilepino ng masama pagesipan nyumona ng san 1000 beses hosgahan nyuman kami ok lang pabgenoo nalang bahala sa enyu mga koryano
@@androfremista9979 chill 😒
@Ella Molina don't say that they were just "oa" racism does not end with another racism, we did not even study their history we don't know how deep their wounds is and how painful they've been through, let's be more understanding and let's respect each other. No hate please, let's spread love and positivity. Diba ang pilipino mapagpatawad? patunayan natin yun at mas lawakan pa natin ang pag-intindi sa isat-isa, Hindi tayo perpekto ganun din nman cla. At wag po natin lahatin kase may Korean refugee po tayo na tumutulong sa mga kababayan natin sana maging aral Ito saatin lahat.
According to history, Filipinos started forgiving the Japanese when Philippine President Elpidio Quirino started freeing Japanese POW to return to Japan. Don't get me wrong, he was bashed by many Filipinos during that time because of the scars of war, but he simply brushed it off saying "I won't let this hatred be carried in the next generation". These words, coming from a man who's family was murdered by Japanese during the Battle of Manila. I think it was this time when relationship between Japan and Philippines started healing.
As of today, the relationship between the two countries are going strong.
In 2016, Japan built a stone memorial for President Quirino in honor of his deeds. It stands at Hibiya park in Tokyo, the same park where the stone memorial of Jose Rizal was erected.
Naruto's plot was indeed explained by this comment.
It made me cry about this information from our late president quirino.. We have hatred before to Japanese but we move forward and forgive then but we don't forget..
I feel my heart Cracc
The father's sin is not the Son's
Thank you for this new learning
"The fault of the fathers are not the fault of the sons and daughters."
Sickness may be passed through blood but sins are not.
yeap very true😏
right
I here it from Nur Missuari a MNLF Legend
so true
What about Marcos?
"I wont let this hatred be carried by the next generation" - President Elpidio Quirino.
He's perhaps the most underrated president of the Philippines. Not only he freed the Japanese POW, but it is unimaginable that he was also the same president who sent the Philippine Expeditionary Force To Korea to help out the allies free South Korea from the Communist control!
I mean his wife and child died on a Japanese bombing attack, and that he had to dig up their corpses from the rubble and bury them properly himself. I think he is also the president who helped the White Russians.
AND THE KOREAN PEOPLE DID NOT REALIZE THAT
@@tongtv1709 President Elpidio Quirino, Underrated Hokage
@@patrickalvindomequil9156 yes yes yes underrated Hokage 😁
Yes He is a Great President indeed
I am Filipino but my mom is Japanese born in the Philppines (naturalized) . I think I'm already a product of friendship, forgiveness and love.. so I thank my countrymen for our value of humanity. 🇵🇭🇯🇵
This is why I hate weeb or simple anime fan, first toxic and cringe, i think this Filipino kid didn't know what Japan doing in Filipino babies and women, japanese troops threw babies in the air and catch them with bayonets, almost 50,000 women died because of Japanese, sorry for my bad English I just want to say my opinion about weebs.
@lolasonlyfans so true...lmao
@@antimonke7230 bruh , the sin of a father is not the sin of son and daughter .
@@antimonke7230 we love anime that doenst mean we forget what they did
@@antimonke7230 so being mad at them would bring those babies back to life? We can't do anything man, it's done. The future is way more important than dwelling in the past.
one trait that can be seen as a double edged sword of pinoys is that we live in the present. we do not dwell in the negativity of our history. this is both good and bad because there's a tendency that we miss what our past can teach us, hence mistakes of the past can repeat or have been repeating. It is good because, we tend to be forgiving and more positive. There's a reason why inspite of our poverty are still one of the happiest nation in the world.
So True💖
so true i couldnt agree more ,this need more likes ....
I agree to this.
True, it's okay to look at the past for reference and pick lessons from it but to dwell on the past its a big no for me it will only brings negativity in LIFE then hate to grudge until we make decisions that might harm others and ourselves too.
So true the life before and most especially the people before is different from now. Same as the the Japanese soldiers before as well as the spaniards are different from those who are living now
The reason why Filipinos dont hate Japanese is because the Filipino parents that survived never taught their children to bring the hate and instead was taught to move forward and do what's best
This is on point.
yap
YESS, fuck the cringe comments about Animes
I agree
yes same like indonesian
Filipinos are our brothers, we stand by you! love from Vietnam ! 🇻🇳❤️ 🇵🇭
@톰
But they never apologize or pay reparation for Vietnam comfort women and Lai Dai Han even once, period.
@톰
Vietnam woman who is survival of the civil slaughter during Vietnam war sued the Korean government for compensation and asked for an official apology this year. But the government rejected her.
@Kevin Troy HA WEABOO
@Kevin Troy BEFORE PHILIPINES NOW VIETNAM IF U WANNA ATTACK VIETNAM U HAVE TO FACE THE PHILIPINES AGAIN
@Weeaboo Disgusting fckin
You said South Korea apologizes whenever a new president takes office. But I only found that Moon president only said “South Korea has a debt of heart to Vietnam.” When he apologized.
What is debt? They didn’t apologize directly and pay compensation for the Vietnam comfort women and thousands of people who are half Korean and half Vietnam so called Lai Dai Han even once.
I searched but every article on the internet said (including the Guardian, BBC) South Korea has never formally acknowledged and apologized directly for civilian massacres by its troops and Vietnam comfort women officially.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the fact that these interviewees are so ELOQUENT and INTELLIGENT?
Haha I really like the fact that they knowledgeable and honest i can't help but to think that some of them are teachers they well known in history
The flag of the Republic of Korea produces the background
"Tai Chi" comes from the classic Chinese "Yi Chuan·XiCi": "Yi has Tai Chi, which produces two yis, two yis produce four images, and four images produce gossip." Assign the origin of everything. In the Northern Song Dynasty, a Taiji diagram composed of yin and yang fish was formed and became a symbol of Chinese Taoism. Therefore, it is generally believed that the Tai Chi picture in the flag of the Republic of Korea was introduced from China since the Goryeo era.大韓民国の旗が背景を生み出す
「太極圖」は、古典的な中国の「YiZhuan・XiCi」に由来します。「Yiには太極拳があり、2つのyis、2つのyisは4つの画像、4つの画像はゴシップを生成します。」北宋では、陰陽魚からなる太極図が形成され、中国の道教の象徴となりました。したがって、大韓民国の国旗の太極図の絵は、高麗時代から中国から紹介されたと一般的に考えられています。La bandera de la República de Corea produce el fondo.
训民正音
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 此条目介绍的是朝鲜世宗命学者创制的文字以及介绍其的书籍。关于如今由该文字以及书籍延伸出来的现代韩语所使用的文字谚文，请见“谚文”。
《训民正音》（朝鲜语：훈민정음）是朝鲜王朝第四代国王世宗大王李祹与其子第五代国王文宗大王李珦主导创制的朝鲜语文字，又称谚文（언문／諺文 Eonmun），今多称韩文（한문）、韩字（한글）、朝鲜文（조선문）、朝鲜字（조선글）。原有28字，其中母音字母11个，子音字母17个。该书完成于朝鲜世宗25年（1443年）末或朝鲜世宗26年（1444年）初，于朝鲜世宗28年（1446年）正式出版。
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训民正音
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（朝鲜宣祖元年,1568）中的
训民正音谚解（훈민정음언해）
朝鲜语名称谚文훈〮민져ᇰ〮ᅙᅳᆷ(古)
훈민정음(今)[註 1]汉字訓民正音文观部式Hunmin Jeongeum马-赖式Hunmin Jŏngŭm
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朝鲜半岛古代使用汉字表记，文言分离。只有士大夫学习汉文，因此平民大多是文盲。相传三国末年薛聪藉汉字音义标注汉字，创吏读文字，此外尚有乡札、口诀等表记方法，但这些由于使用的不便等原因未能取代汉文。朝鲜王朝第四代国王世宗深感汉字对于文化传播的不便，迫切需要一可完整表达本国语音之文字，故特设谚文局，召郑麟趾、成三问、申叔舟等学者，在研究朝鲜语音和汉语音韵的基础上，以方块字组合，一音节占一字，创立表音文字。
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《训民正音》
西元15世纪以前，韩语只有语言没有文字，以汉字为书写工具[1]。由于韩语与汉语是完全不同的语系，使用汉字记录韩语是一件很不容易的事，加之一般百姓不懂得汉文，非常不利于文化的交流与发展[2]。为了解决韩民族书写文字的问题，1443年朝鲜王朝世宗大王组织一批学者创造了适合标记韩语语音的文字体系--韩字。这些文字当时被称作“训民正音”，意为“教老百姓以正确的字音”[2]。1940年发现的《训民正音解例本制字解》（发行于朝鲜世宗28年，1446年）宣称韩字的子音与母音是根据人的口腔构造、中国古来的天地人思想以及阴阳学说而创制出来的。
书中记载如下：
“天地之道，一阴阳五行而已。坤复之间为太极，而动静之后为阴阳。凡有生类在天地之间者，舍阴阳而何之。故人之声音，皆有阴阳之理，顾人不察耳。今正音之作，初非智营而力索，但因其声音而极其理而已。理既不二，则何得不与天地鬼神同其用也。
正音二十八字，各象其形而制之。初声凡十七字。牙音ㄱ，象舌根闭喉之形。舌音ㄴ，象舌附上腭之形。唇音ㅁ，象口形。齿音ㅅ，象齿形。喉音ㅇ，象喉形。ㅋ比ㄱ，声出稍厉，故加划。ㄴ而ㄷ，ㄷ而ㅌ，ㅁ而ㅂ，ㅂ而ㅍ，ㅅ而ㅈ，ㅈ而ㅊ，ㅇ而ㆆ，ㆆ而ㅎ。其因声加划之义皆同，而唯ㆁ为异。半舌音ㄹ，半齿音ㅿ，亦象舌齿之形而异其体，无加划之义焉。
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不过1443年朝鲜世宗命令使用谚文的时候，受到众多使用汉字的朝鲜文人和两班贵族的批评，因为他们认为抛弃汉字就等于失去中国文明，而成为夷狄之邦。崔万里曾说：“自古九州之内，风土虽异，未有因方言而别为文字者。唯蒙古、西夏、女真、日本、西蕃之类，各有其字，是皆夷狄事耳，无足道者。《传》曰：‘用夏变夷，未闻变于夷者也。’历代中国皆以我国有箕子遗风，文物礼乐，比拟中华。今别作谚文，舍中国而自同于夷狄，是所谓弃苏合之香，而取螗螂之丸也；岂非文明之大累哉？”两班贵族反对谚文的另一个原因是因为谚文的传播和普及会威胁到他们对于知识的垄断，进而动摇两班的政治根基。
由于朝鲜文人和贵族的抵制，无法成为官场上普遍使用的文字，因此政府决定也就与汉字并用，其通用范围局限在两班之间的私函、地方官衙或妇女。谚文直到20世纪才被广泛使用。[3]韩文的发明推动了韩国政治、经济、文化的发展，世宗大王也得到了后世的爱戴[2]。
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汉文谚汉并书国之语音异乎中国与文字不相流通故愚民 有所欲言而终不得伸其情者多矣予为此悯然新制二十八字欲使人人易习便于日用'耳'[注 2]

谚文[注 3]现代韩文

나랏말(쓰임)이 중국(中國)과 달라문자(文字)로 서로 맞지 아니하여이런 까닭으로 어리석은 백성(百姓)이 이르고자 할 바가 있어도마침내 제 뜻을 (글자에) 실어 펴지 못하는 사람이 많으니라.내 이를 위(爲)하여 가엾이 여겨 새로 스물 여덟 자(字)를 만드노니사람마다 하여 쉬이 익혀 날로 씀에 편안(便安)케 하고자 할 따름이니라.
朝鲜汉字音
汉字音，又称汉字音，指的是韩语中汉字的读音。它与日语音读相似，都是源于汉语音。日本汉字音因传入时代不同有吴音、汉音、唐音等之分，而韩国汉字音总体上每个汉字只有一个读音。
韩汉混用文
韩汉混用文或汉谚混写，是将谚文和汉字并用以书写朝鲜语的书写体系，与现时日语的汉字假名混
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Eloquent for there was honesty in their words...
yeah its like scripted heccc
@@annevargas1592 Basic history knowledge, but the way they deliver their thoughts are exceptional!
I'd rather live in peace than live with hatred. Thank you President Quirino for setting your descendants free from hatred.
Agreed
And because of that. A lot of class A war criminals are being celebrated in yusukuni shrine. It's like celebrating Adolf Hitler as a war hero. Him and McArthur are enablers of this bullshit
@@mathamour 🤦🤦
@@mathamour I've been reading your arguments and you better get your facts straight. Whatever you find offensive because your country failed to set their countrymen free from hatred, that remains on your side. Don't think that we're freaking hypocrites because Philippines went through the same thing. You obviously forgot that our country's military helped out on wars in your country. And would you just stop dissing us out and generalising us? Also, from the Rising Sun thing on the flag? Do you mean the sun in our flag? Then you got you facts wrong. Because the sun and the eight rays represent the first provinces that rebeled against the Spaniards and has nothing to do with Japan.
@@feliz695 -On behalf of a man who painfully left for heaven.
You have no right to forgive the cruel assailant.
You guys eat well and live well. YOU ARE NOT VICTIM
---Whether you forgive or not Japan,
JAPANESE DOES NOT REPENT. Japan does not reflect.
This book is proof.
Amazon | The Empire of Japan viewed from the World history: This book enables you to win the debate with Chinese or Korean people concerning the Japanese modern history. (English Edition) [Kindle edition] by Maimoto, Suan | World | Kindleストア
www.amazon.co.jp/Empire-Japan-viewed-World-history-ebook/dp/B07TSTYDTV
The Japanese claim to have worked hard for Asia.
The Japanese claim that they did not commit any crimes against Asia.
This is the reality of Japan that you love.
To create an immigrant-friendly Japan, start with education reform | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2019/09/11/commentary/japan-commentary/create-immigrant-friendly-japan-start-education-reform/
Bullying in schools keeps youth suicide rate high | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/28/national/social-issues/bullying-schools-keeps-youth-suicide-rate-high/
A website to combat bullying | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/01/13/editorials/a-website-to-combat-bullying/
Japan's fax-loving health ministry plans online reporting system for virus | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/05/01/national/japans-health-ministry-online-reporting-coronavirus/
Philippines:is tortured for hundreds of years
Philippines 2 sec after their freedom:i forgive you
lol
I'm Filipino but I think I got offended not gonna lie 😰
Funny and offensive ... I like it
By the way I’m filipino
@@jhericawo5477 why is it offensive
Crazy Jay not for me but to some
I love insulting jokes
I was in tears.Thank you.The Philippines is a dear friend.And the future together.
涙が出ました。ありがとうございます。フィリピンは大切な友人です。未来も共に。🇵🇭🇯🇵
🇵🇭❤️🇯🇵💪
We love Japan more than SK!🇵🇭🇯🇵
ありがとう。 日本をもっと愛して❤
I love nippon more than korea from the philipines
Haii!!!
Y'all cool dw.
Imagine, what happen if Filipino refuse to Idolize Korean artist.😅 Its Ironic, filipino is the most who love and support korean, but korean look them down.
Big true
True
Facts
true hahaha
Legit HAHAHAHA mga hipokrito yung umaadolized sa koreans
There's this story in our family that my great-great-grandmother helped out a Japanese general when he was caught in a pinch at war. That general was not like the other soldiers back then, and was actually trying to help the civilians not to get caught up, inspite of orders. To thank her, he gave her his katana to help her defend herself if anything were to happen. And to this day, that katana became one of our family heirlooms.
if I may I would like to see that katana
@@arnoldjamescortazar We would, but it's hidden, and we only bring it out if we need to clean the blade.
@@feliz695 just a picture is good
@@arnoldjamescortazar I would, but only a few members of the family knows where it is hidden. Most new generation kids don't even know it's existence.
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I had multiple Philippine History professors who said that whenever they had japanese exchange students, those students always end up crying when they learn about the Philippines' history under the Japanese occupation because like what the lady in the video said, it isn't really discussed in Japan because they want to focus on their glory. They are always so surprised to the point of tears.
this is true... i had a Jpn friend before, my language partner, and out of the blue, he went apologising for the past war the Philippines had with Japan. i told him past is past and his ancestor war crimes are not his, so as a Pinoy i moved on from there and he should too.. he was so happy i acknowledged his apologies.
Hanggang ngayon ganyan pa din ang isyu sa Japan, the last I know it po. Sunog lahat yata ng ebidensya na para bagang walang ginagawang mali ang dating malakas na Imperyo ng mga Hapon.
Unfortunately, from what I've learned in several videos as well about Japan, the younger generation don't really talk about WWII in their history class. In a way, it was "brushed off." Their knowledge of war would be more about shogunates, samurais, and Shinsengumi-but again, not a lot.
The older generation would have a bit more knowledge-some from personal experience, and some that were able to learn it in school when it was taught for a brief period. Not sure how that went down, but I'd hazard a guess in thinking that it puts Japan in a heroic point of view, and then playing victim, rather than them being in the wrong.
The fact that most Japanese aren't aware of their history is one of the reasons why other countries are angry, but yeah, everytime I meet a Japanese and end up talking about what our country been through under their occupation they apologize sincerely.
!!Everyone need to read this.
Understand why Germany prohibits Nazi symbolism by law.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strafgesetzbuch_section_86a
Everyone need to Know the truth.
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Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (Navy) of rising sun flag.
2nd Link / Everyone need to Know the facts.
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Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (Navy) of rising sun flag.
One fact about Filipino? We forgive and we are always ready to start new. We we're colonized by Spain for 333 years, 48years in American and 3years from Japan we were fighting for our freedom for hundreds of years but as you can see we are already healing and moving on as we embrace our enemies, our ancestors teach us not to hold grudges but they thought us to embrace our enemies. Filipino culture is FORGIVING we forgive easily and we always likes foreigners, but foreigners who look down on us? you have to face the wrath of all the Filipino who you disrespectfully called with unacceptable words.
Agreed.✨
Make Close to Your Friends but
Make Closer to Your Enemy..
@@ONLY-jj5ex right! 😂
SKorea is your real Enemy Today
J.Stalin:Enemy is Enemy
"We forgive but never forget" simple as that🇵🇭❤️
No one country forgive that
They are just look forward in the future bro
as ASEAN nations we are brothers and sisters so we support the Philippines love from Singapore.
i agree this is a none sense issue but anyway as a basic rule in a community love your neighbors as you love your self because most of the time there the one you can easy ask for help in times of trouble. fuck yeah from philippines
Thank you for your support! ❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬
kyaa thanks🇵🇭💕
Thank for supporting pH love from Philippines
We love Singapore to lot's of our heroes working there
"when you say Japan, or Japanese;what are the things that come into you mind?"
Me: Yakult
Sakura
Henta*
anime XD
Hala ngayon ko lang alam yan hahahaha
me: maria ozawa
This topic made me remember what Roger said:
"A newborn child bears no sin."
Yea even garp is the hero of the marine. garp still take good care of ace
where's this from?
I understood that reference
Shark child in womb: Pardon?
From One Piece - one of the most popular manga/anime
Not a Filipino but Indonesian, my grandfather lived through Japanese occupation and fought in the Dutch-Indonesian war, and he never held a grudge against the Japanese or Dutch. I think I speak for most South East Asians when I say that we really don't care. To us, it's in the past, it should be remembered but the men who did it are all dead or old so why bother holding a grudge.
My grandfather would even get mad at us when we would blame the Dutch or Japanese, he would always say that you didn't live through what him and his generation did so you don't have a right to be mad. I think many people in other countries nowadays should think this way, it is useless to hold grudges for what your grandparents or greatgrandparents did so many years ago.
Very well said. I salute your grandfather for not passing the cycle of hate. Cheers to you mate
I think cant do nothing about them. You see until now korea is still divided in two parts they cant forgive and move on so m not surprised about how their mind works
"Forgive but never Forget."
"Learn from the past so that it can't repeat itself."
True!
Maybe we filipinos forgive japanese
But definitely we will not forget what they to our ancestors
@@tristanmanalo6252 It's more of we don't blame the children for what their parents did.
yeah don't forget just forgive.
@Somebody what is your nationality?
Well said
I just don't know why but I feel strong connection with Filipinos I wish I could visit Philippines one day...love from India 🇮🇳💞💞
thats why filipinos and indians are always together when working in other countries
Well the philippine archipelago was actually full of hindu animist. Before Islam and Christianity the major religions were hindu, animism and buddisim. Thats probably why you feel spiritually close to Filipinos... Or im just ramnling. Anyways we also like indians 😃
baho bututuy
@@urajimiramiru ano? 🤔
@@urajimiramiru baho totoy???
Japan: Here anime, can you forgive us now?
Philippines: Understandable, have a great day.
Ah yes a cultured being
Hahahaha good joke
YESSSS
Ah yes👁️👄👁️
Phillipines is the top 2 anime watcher actually. Top one is japan what a coincidence.
Adding a Japanese subtitles would be a huge help too, you know to understand by the Japanese that don't speak english.
You can tell how well educated this girls are,They never judged nor hold bitter feelings.Philippine are the most well informed people in any ways.
And also we love Japan/foods/Anime ❤🇯🇵🇵🇭⛩
by the way i want to go in japan to buy staff or Gundam figures.....
@Filipinos~ This is the reality of Japan that you love.
To create an immigrant-friendly Japan, start with education reform | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2019/09/11/commentary/japan-commentary/create-immigrant-friendly-japan-start-education-reform/
Bullying in schools keeps youth suicide rate high | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/28/national/social-issues/bullying-schools-keeps-youth-suicide-rate-high/
A website to combat bullying | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/01/13/editorials/a-website-to-combat-bullying/
Japan's fax-loving health ministry plans online reporting system for virus | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/05/01/national/japans-health-ministry-online-reporting-coronavirus/
why koreans are like this im being bullied too by koreans but i accept that facts that i am image of imperfections but im still adore them and japan too because i think they are the same, before i think koreans really loves japan maybe they the same persfective about modernization and many korean artist ideal type is japanese
@Kevin Troy uhh,sir he didn't bow to them because of colonial mentality,he just wanted to express his views on other people ,and at least he is open minded, and you, saying that we should bow down to our own race is pretty bad. You should say that we should respect our own country and even everyone in this unfair world.
Btw,please don't act like you are better than each of us.
Have a good day sir
@@mathamour oh hi , want some love? wanna feel love honey?, mwah, mwah, I love you .... mwahhh....
"Your forefathers sin is not yours to carry."
Underrated comment
Say it louder so that the whole world can hear! 🗣👏🏼
My grandpa lost his parents to the Japanese during the colonization era, the weight never passed down to him. He loves to go touring in Japan, and never carried any hatred, even as the first generation. I love Japan too, I'm always baffled at how stubborn people back home can be (im a korean living elsewhere as an expat) Honestly, I forgot about all the hatred they share. I enjoy their culture in many ways, it was really depressing to be reminded how close minded some Koreans are
YES.
Agree
The Question should be, "should the Filipinos hate Japanese though?"
Is Japan hurting the Philippines in any shape or form right now?
-No, Then why would we angry at them?
But they did? long long ago though.
- Yeah, it was. If any Filipino was done wrong to them by the Japanese that are still alive. They have the right to be angry.
But like I said it was a long time ago. We are not the Filipinos who were hurt by them nor the Japanese right now are the perpetrators back then.
Aren't you at least angry for your ancestors or want justice for the Filipinos?
Did they Apologies to the Philippines? Yes.
Did the Philippines get Justice? Yes, Japan paid in Fine, Apologies, and Blood "Nuked by our Allies."
There is a saying that your friends can be your Enemy. But this saying is both ways.
Your Enemy yesterday could be your Best Friend Tomorrow.
The Past is Past, Heck I don't even know someone who hates Spain right now. And they colonize us for 333years.
Filipinos only see what is present and look up to the Future.
-Japan is one of our Allies now.
-our trading partner (Economically, Technological(Cars and electronics) and Cultural (Anime, Japanese Food))
-Most Well-known/built infrastructure in the Philippines was made by Japanese ingenuity. (Trains, Highway, Bridges, and soon Subway).
-They are known for the one of the best Earthquake resistant infrastructures.
-Lots of Japanese enroll in the Philippines and lots of Philippine works in Japan.
-Japan is the closest and the highest giving of aid when disaster struck in the Philippines like Earthquake and Eruptions
-Japan is one of the strategic Allies of the Philippines when it comes to the military and territory. Helps us Defend against scums.
-Filipino is the Thrid largest population in Japan according to the wiki
We see no reason to hate or to continue hating on present Japan.
i do hate spain, every debt must be paid
@Chenle gave the egg to Felix i do think that the colonizers did damage and destroy the culture and history of pre colonial Philippines. Heck our country's name is still a reflection of their rule. I get jealous when i see the rich culture and history of other countries especially SEA countries with their temples and ancient cities. If our culture, history, cities and indigenous people were not destroyed and enslaved how rich our history could it be? How different our national identity could be? How far of a progress could we gave reached? We will never know since "winners" or the stronger countries write history and pass on their legacy (even the corrupt structure of their govt). Those who are rich and privileged will always step on the people who are less fortunate. As a 3rd world country, personally i think, we can only accept the circumstances and adapt. Forgive and receive help from the people who hurt you. Accept and welcome them even if they look down on you. Because that's the only way someone "weaker" will survive. This shouldn't be a problem in a perfect world but obviously the world isn't. Filipinos may not be winners but we are survivors.
!Everyone need to read this.
Understand why Germany prohibits Nazi symbolism by law.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strafgesetzbuch_section_86a
Everyone need to Know the truth.
th-cam.com/video/VnuFqfwzX8A/w-d-xo.html
Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (Navy) of rising sun flag.
2nd Link / Everyone need to Know the facts.
th-cam.com/video/breUrawPYz4/w-d-xo.html
Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (Navy) of rising sun flag.
@@jomakwee Same here. I get jealous with other Asian countries who preserved their culture well. But I think the cultural diversity is the edge of the Philippines.
But I still want to know about the ancient kingdoms in the Philippines.
@@jomakwee it's more saddening and it makes me pissed that they burned all of our literature, that is what gets me, because our whole history are in those
I am really sorry for the fact that the former Japanese
military ruled the Philippines in the past and killed
many Filipino civilians and soldiers...
But I'm honored that so many
Filipinos love Japanese anime!
I love the Philippines!! 🇵🇭💕
From JAPAN🇯🇵
Tbh when I learned about the history idk If I will hate or admired japan because how your acentors live up the name "Warrior"
But its just cruel on how they treat the land they conquered.
But its already in the past.
Japan was beautiful and good country now.
Philippines are still improving.
Roselie Alfaro time is a powerful weapon i guess
not your fault... it's all good
Aum shinrikyo??
Not related to topic but.. I'm so shock that cheating is common in Japan 😐😑😮
Probably the scar that they left in Filipinos will never be removed but slowly and surely, time really heals everything. All these years, Japan showed us that they are true to their intention of asking forgiveness. Japan is not stealing Philippine Islands. Japan is not sending drug lords in the Philippines. Japan is sharing their technology with the Philippines. They are funding Philippine government projects with “reasonable” agreement, Japanese people are honest and polite.
Even if they have a passive-aggressive society, they still value respect and politeness to everybody.
We Filipinos can easily forgive. It's in our nature, we're raised to be kind and humble to others. But Filipinos also never forget, we hold on to our scars and we know that those who forget are doomed to repeat history itself
Out of all the comments here this is the one I can agree with the most-
Out of topic but love your profile and usernamee
Yes i love noragami
very true up til now japan might not be asking for forgiveness but they are actually doing something that makes them worth forgiving ♥️ that's why i love japan, they dont say it but they do it
Past : Japan is the least time colonizer but the worst in Indonesia
Now : Japan is our buddy
I think most of the country in southeast asia had a forgiving culture
it's not that we forget the past, We're hurt indeed, a lot of hero and civil died for our independent but why make problem with it now? and most of us are have good terms with many countries even though they had colonized us. We have a dark past with communism and the use of communism symbols (the hammer and sickle) is strictly prohibited and offensive in our country. but we don't care if other countries use it, instead we have good relations with communist countries like Russia.
@Filipinos~ This is the reality of Japan that you love.
To create an immigrant-friendly Japan, start with education reform | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2019/09/11/commentary/japan-commentary/create-immigrant-friendly-japan-start-education-reform/
Bullying in schools keeps youth suicide rate high | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/28/national/social-issues/bullying-schools-keeps-youth-suicide-rate-high/
A website to combat bullying | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/01/13/editorials/a-website-to-combat-bullying/
Japan's fax-loving health ministry plans online reporting system for virus | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/05/01/national/japans-health-ministry-online-reporting-coronavirus/
@@mathamour also the news your posting it's just a common practices on any countries including yours to make themselves good on public media and about the Japanese thing erasing the bad history of WW2 on their books the same thing Koreans forgetting the war crime cause in Vietnam War even the excuse of Cold War a lot of Korean Soldier during those times were abusing women in Vietnam and none of their soldiers held accountable properly in justice system
Why so much hate? You could simply move on..
Filipino Culture has the saying you should not resent others it doesn't make you a better person, but you can do better than them even greater and to prove them they're wrong
Actually we will never forget the past but we can forgive what they did to our other elder countrymen.
@@marielbartolome797 madaling sabihin yan pag dimo kamag anak ang nirape at pinatay...pano kung nagkwento sayo ang lola mo na maluha luha na ang nanay nya nirape, pinahirapan at pinatay...papatawarin mo sila?
We forgive not because that person deserves it. We forgive because we deserve peace.
this so TRUE as a Filipino....,
Very well said.
So true
exactly
True
my great grandfather fought during the war in the provinces. after the war he would tell stories he killed a shit ton of japanese. And then after the war, some guy from the Japanese government, not sure if he was an ambassador or not, came to his house and gave him a formal apology, and a sakura tree as a peace offering. He accepted, the peace offering and until this day the sakura tree is one of the only trees in my city
Congrats I guess?
My grandfather was a Japanese soldier he told me that he killed a sh1t ton of filipinos in the provinces. And after the war he became a politician and went to say sorry to a guy that killed a shit ton of filipinos and gave him sakura trees.
I'm Japanese and haven't met any Filipinos but I know for a fact that they are nice and welcoming people, same with Korean although I was bullied when I used to live in Korea, but there are also nice ones who defended me, so we should not take a group of people's point of view and apply it to the whole nation or country :)
Are you still a unicorn ?? 🦄
I wanted to meet Yakuza
To each their own
Ore wa firipin desu
I thought you're a unicorn.
I'm Japanese 🇯🇵 I apologize fault of our ancestors. And thank you for having a generous heart I love the Philippines 🇵🇭❤️
I'm sorry, my English is not good
As a Filipino I believe that Japanese people have a kind heart because even tho you didn't commit the sin you still apologized. Oh and don't worry our ancestors fought for freedom not revenge so holding a grudge is basically pointless because we're happy and free just like what our ancestors intended.
is okay! it's all in the past now. please dont carry the burden your ancestors gave you. its all good dude!!!
As a Filipino, you and you're country is forgiven because past is past, I/We don't freaking care about Japan's atrocities because I/We believe that a vengeful heart will not find peace. So yeah, let's start an unbreakable friendship instead of infinite war and chaos.
@@amandapanda6751 your comment ❤️
I love these conversation
I like how El's being such a good influencer and opens a topic that is informative for everyone.
We the filipino are open minded just move on
@@lindaadane2537 wag mo na ipangalandakan te! haha
Nicolas Amy tama ka dyan te! isang proud Pinoy na naman yang isa dyan walang ka humble humble sa sarii, kultura nila yan Linda matuto kang rumispeto
~ @ Filipinos~ This is the reality of Japan that you love.
To create an immigrant-friendly Japan, start with education reform | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2019/09/11/commentary/japan-commentary/create-immigrant-friendly-japan-start-education-reform/
Bullying in schools keeps youth suicide rate high | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/28/national/social-issues/bullying-schools-keeps-youth-suicide-rate-high/
A website to combat bullying | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/01/13/editorials/a-website-to-combat-bullying/
Japan's fax-loving health ministry plans online reporting system for virus | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/05/01/national/japans-health-ministry-online-reporting-coronavirus/
Some Japanese were nice during the war, my grandma told me that a Japanese commander will kill his troops if the people in my area was hurt in any form
When Koreans said that Filipino people are uneducated but looking at this people they answewed the question with knowledge. You know!!!
I like it when they talk so fluent in english!
Sa apgkakaalam ko wala kasing bobo dito sa pinas lahat matakot na tawaging bobo dahil di alam mag english 2 years old pa nga na baby tinuturuan na ng english
And yung ibang di nakatapos mas magaling pa sila mag wnglish kesa sa americano kasi we we're born to learn every language that our ancestors learned
Min Min 👏
Because English is really important to Filipinos is like our 2nd main language or 3rd main language but since I’m not fluent it’s my 1st lol
Duhh, that's actually the reason why BPO's are choosing Philippines because we have a lot of educated people.
these ppl seem more privileged than thr local filipino. But if we were to explain this in a language where we are comfortable, im sure everyone is able to give a proper argument and opinion, no matter the topic
We chose to forgive but we will never forget what they did to us.
That's so sad.
Jsa M japan saved you from western colonisation and USA. We also trained your soldiers to be battle-ready , you owe us a lot
@@グノシア I hate to say this but no. I hate hating other nations but every colonizer never help the country free. Sorry
@@グノシア No, my country had the worst nightmare because of your country in the past. Yeah, you freed us from the Americans but after that most of your soldiers enslaved my countrymen. Some of the soldiers raped women and they tortured them, your soldiers gave too much fear and sorrow for the victims to the point that their unpleasant experiences hunts them until now. We don't owe anything from you, you are the one who owed us because of what your country did to us and that will always be in our history. But again past is past, we accepted your country's apology so let's move on and live a peaceful life.
グノシア we owe your country alot? For what? Your country invaded our country. Raped women for pleasure. Killed many families just to take children and women for no reason and why do you think we owe you, and your country for? For what exactly? Because you freed us from the US Then just invaded our coungry for 3 years? We suffered for 359-560 years then we owe you guys? For what exactly?
"Why filipino don't hate japanese as koreans do"
Filipino otakus: You have summoned us.
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😂 😂 😂
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Lmao😂
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Filipinos are very forgiving people.❤️🇯🇵🇵🇭
During the first half of the 20th century, Korea was under Japan. A lot of Korean men were conscripted in the Japanese Imperial Army. Philippines was invaded and occupied by Japan. You have heard of Asian comfort women. I am willing to bet the "Japanese" soldiers who raped countless Filipinas and fathered a lot of children in the Philippines were actually Korean men serving in the Japanese Imperial Army. If anybody would care and do an ancestry check, they can ascertain DNA is indeed Korean.
프사나 바꿔 븅아
@@user-xm9he1hg2t how about 110k Korean men conscript to Japanese army they are the one who sent to Philippines if you want sources look for university of Cambridge
@@Random_JapGuy 니 프사나 바꾸라긔
@@user-xm9he1hg2t I don't speak horse💩 right?
Simple Filipino attitude: We learn to forgive but we will never Forget
Remember that we've been colonized by Spain for 333 years, America for 48years and Japan for 3years but we choose to forgive rather than to hold grudges
Pls heart this so that every Korean can read this and learn from it
Choose*
Just want to correct
@@bangtansonyeondan4057 thanks bro
Akage Yone My reply to a youtube comment:
Pero tandaan mo lang na kaya mas di maka move on ang mga koreans sa japan dahil una, 35 years silang under japanese occupation, while philippines was just for 3 years. Mas ramdam nila ang cruelty ng japan at sinubukan ng mga hapon na burahin ang kanilang cultura while that didn’t occur in the Philippines (i am aware of bataan desth march). Number 2 dahil never na nag apologize ng sincere ang japan, wala kasi tayong pake mga pinoy pero ang japan, akala mo lang na apology pero hindi. Bakit? Eh kasi ang mga opisyales ng gobyerno nila, at pm, ay binibisita at nirerevere parin ang shrine ng war criminals, diba parang sampal sa muka yun kasi dapat hindi na nila ginagawa yun dahil hindi deserve ng mga war criminals ang respect. Third ay dahil sa mga right wing japanese anti koreans, for some reason, hate ng right wing japanese ang mga koreano. Yan kaya sana maintindihan mo kung bakit galit ang mga koreano sa rising sun flag. Wag natin patulan ng racism ang racism na ginawa ng mga koreano (hindi lahat) dahil pathetic at childish iyon.
Purika nope. With the current situation over korea and philippines, I’ve observed that us Filipinos don’t admit that some of us are being racist. You know? “Bumbay mabaho” “chinese tsekwa ching chong palaihe sa daan” “koreano bakla plastic” tapos kapag tayo ang na call out dinedeny natin. Wag tayo nag lalagay ng double standard. And even before the current issue, I’ve been hearing racist slurs towards koreans form Filipinos. I’m not dragging us down, but we shouldn’t be some kind of “oh we are just poor innocent country with lots of perfectly nice people that are not racist” our mentality needs to change.
Copy pasted from my yt reply
And to add up, korea was occupied by japan for 35 years as compared to 3 years of philippines, and they were brutalized even more. Japan never imposed japanese on us, but they imposed japanese to koreans. And to compare the 300 years of spain to wwii japan is off. Spain isn’t that much racist and brutal, not even close to what the japanazi did. Spain didn’t care what race you are as long as you are educated catholic (which is still bad) but japanese tought they were superior among all asians. So i kinda get why koreans get triggered easily, but still, in our defense, they made a stupid mistake and messed with us by throwing slurs and not realizing it could offend people.
and instead before they could getup from there war damages they choose to help Korean war and Philippines is the first asian country that has the balls on protecting korea tnx philippines
@@matthewtenorioduenas202 Agree to some extent, it doesn't matter how many years it was even if we have shorter years in terms of colonization, brutality is brutality nonetheless. There's no more or less when it comes to brutality. And what do you mean isn't that much about Spain? That's the most disgraceful statement i have ever heard from a fellow countrymen, you know what colonization is, right? Did you know that Spain left the most impact in the Philippines, they pushed their ideologies to us, that is the same as brainwashing an entire country under one rule. If you think that Spain's only surface level even so if compared to Japan's, then everything that our heroes fought blood and tears for would be all for naught.
Just because they experienced it longer doesn't mean it's justified that they have "greater" grudge than us. Lives that are taken during those dark age is not a matter of how long a certain country holds it's empire, a life is a life regardless of nationality.
Never use that disgusting statement elsewhere, that's a disgrace for the lives that were taken and sacrificed for just the sake of power.
"I wont let this hatred be carried by the next generation"
-Elpidio Quirino, the president after the war when he freed the Japanese POWs
I'm dying to see the day where Korea and Japan finally solve the conflict. I'm a Korean, lived most of my life as an expat, love to Japan. I love their culture anime and food, I'm pretty sure I had sushi 3 times last week 😍 My grandpa lost his parents to the Japanese but he still likes Japan and toured several times, and I hope that I get to visit some day too. To Japanese and SEA people here, at least coming from me, I wish we can stay friends 😔
@@TheLonelyMoon I don't mostly understand what your saying but I hope you can go to your dream destination and we all can be friends.
- So much love from🇵🇭
And yet Filipinos hate Chinese for no reason...
@@primeempic3257Ah yes for no reason. The Chinese totally havent been claiming Filipino territory as theirs. Yep for no reason.
@@pirateking5152 claiming territory is completely different to what US and JAPAN did to Filipinos... They tortured and killed thousands of Filipinos... For the record chinese claim did not result of hundreds of deaths of Filipinos and even before the spark of territorial issue filipinos already have some prejudice against China....
Davao is the "Little Tokyo" during the Japanese occupation. My great grandmother served the Japanese as their househelp. I am not sure if she was a victim of being a "comfort women" which she bare a child from a Japanese Military Officer. After the war, She was left by a piece of land to till and a child to raise. The child never registered or has a birth certificate. My great grandmother was single parent then. As the child grow up becoming adult, she finally have the courage to go to Japan to know and find her father. When she found her father at the shrine cemetery outside Tokyo. She had known that her father has another family. She had met them. She was happy and forgiving. Then on, she moved to Zurich to start a family. Until now, she is proud being a Filipina-Japanese. She is my grandmother, mother of my mother. 😊
@@グノシア the hell is wrong with you? Copy pasting this comment.
@@eis30 paulit ulit yang comment ng hapon na yan kahit saan parang tanga hahaha
@@グノシア gago
cing margen Alzarian you don’t know anything about your own land. America was planning to use it as a disposable battleground and supply route into invasion of Japan. If japan didn’t intervene, forced conscription and plundering would be a regular sight. Not to say, in their recapture , they used Filipino guerillas and lowered their own casualties. Americans involved normal citizens into the war and would bomb food sources. USA is also known for holding its colony as long as possible . Filipino have japan to thank for their independence.
@@グノシア di yan hapon hahaha pilipinong ulaga din ito hahaha alam mo naman tayo pilipino di nagpapadaig pag nakabasa ng mali pinipilit itama kaya wag nio na tong pansinin 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Our Filipino parents don't teach hatred , but our Filipino parents really to forgive but never forget the history . 🇵🇭❤️🇯🇵🇰🇷
Forgive who? Am I guilty for something that i didnt do my father is japanesr and 71 years old and was born in 1958. Filipine needs to take care of its own society. Oh. I hope to be there someday filipine is a nice country. Cheers.
Whenever my japanese classmates ask me about the history of Philippines.(my country)
They always look so very curious. And whenever i tell the story of the way Spaniards, americans and Japanese colonized Philippines they always look shocked and they cry. And they always say SORRY to me after i talk.
a friend of my older sister's friend is a japanese so when the guy learn about the history of Japan and invading Philippines he keep saying sorry (my sister and them shared it). the friend of my sister was flustered because he keeps saying sorry and that he didnt know about it, it took a long time to pacify him 😅😅
@@incarnation6664 japanese reactions on how japanese colonized philippined is so different from what my filipino friends express..
I am a real Korean. Among the comments by Silver Holde, the person nicknamed the Empire of Korea is the Chinese comment unit. This person is a Chinese who speaks Korean. There are many Chinese who manipulate public opinion on Korean TH-cam and other sites. And for one thing, the word "Korean Empire" is not used in Korea. Besides, Korea does not use Chinese characters. It's really ridiculous. Japan and China dominate the Philippines. I'll just give up... Please continue to like Japan. It's hard to get around anymore. How are you.
@@fairycronegaming4480 lol thats so true
@@KPOPCoverDanceFan Impact. Sorry I just had to do it even if it's off topic
I had a Japanese friend who visited once and while visiting some historical sites in Manila, he bowed down to me saying sorry many times for all the things his country did. I in turn bowed down together with him and also said sorry but all that is in the past. I too said sorry for the pains they felt and carry till today. pretty much a Filipino’s forgiving and loving heart at work I guess ^_^
@ another propaganda? lol
yeah they really doing that thats why i like them , i also make bow to them as a sign of respect
@ all in the past duder
Ahhhh just ignore the first reply. So no quarrel will happen further.
@Filipinos~ This is the reality of Japan that you love.
To create an immigrant-friendly Japan, start with education reform | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2019/09/11/commentary/japan-commentary/create-immigrant-friendly-japan-start-education-reform/
Bullying in schools keeps youth suicide rate high | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/28/national/social-issues/bullying-schools-keeps-youth-suicide-rate-high/
A website to combat bullying | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/01/13/editorials/a-website-to-combat-bullying/
Japan's fax-loving health ministry plans online reporting system for virus | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/05/01/national/japans-health-ministry-online-reporting-coronavirus/
God bless pinoys souls!
We, Indonesians also forgive Japanese
Love from Indonesia 🇮🇩♥️🇵🇭
as a korean, honestly i never really needed to forgive them in the first place. sins of our fathers ather never passed the weight on me. love their food, culture, anime. i am dying to see the day when our eyes meet and we're no longer fighting. love to Japan, to the Philippines or just SEA in general ❤
@@TheLonelyMoon i wish the world was at peace tbh
😊🇵🇭❤️🇮🇩
On the contrary, it is sad to see them criticize the victim Korea and support the perpetrator Japan.
Japanese colonial era Many Koreans were killed in genocide at the time, but Japan has yet to reflect and apologize.
Who should we blame?
@@Ian-sd5zn I think you should think it in a very Filipino way or in general SEAsian way. We do not need forgiveness of others specially when the war is almost acient. The japanese people where corrupted by their leader , a leader and their ancerstors mistakes are not a reason for them to ask for forgivness. Show us respect and we will automatically forgive.
As a Filipino, remembering it doesn't make me angry but sad🙁
Exactly
I think one factor why Philippines has a forgiving culture is because it’s a Christian country.
Ahh yes the peacekeeper
@@RuztomLamundao both of them are abrahamic that's why they have that forgiving aspect
Many of my countrymen have been brainwashed by their ancestors but forgiveness is an inherent trait Filipinos have. It's not something limited to religion. The world is tough and revenge doesn't help anyone. An eye for an eye, the whole world goes blind.
@@RuztomLamundao islam? muslim? Ha marawi will face it if its true
Some muslims still wants to regain their calaphate mr.
Agree
I heard that during world war 2 there was this Japanese soldier guy was very nice to this village and they were treated him as their hero bc of what he did in their town, it was like he protected them from the war and brought peace and order in that village. Until now the Filipino people in that village remember him
I am more interested to this soldier and the village he protected.
What village and who was he?
👍👍🇯🇵
@@anti-loganpaul7827 Isao Yamasoe
Capt. Isao Yamazoe
His Shrine is located in Leyte,Philippines and i am Filipino
Koreans and Filipinos: **are fighting in social media**
Japan: *dafuq they doin over there?*
You're probably not going to believe me, but I actually see some Japanese right-wingers on this very page who are pretending to be Koreans just to ruin the image of Koreans. lol Username "Amour" is an example. When I look at his page, there is a highly unnatural pattern of a Japanese neto-uyo(right wing) who is pretending to be a Korean on purpose. lol.. This is typical of any situation like this. Many Koreans know at this point :| Not all of self-proclaimed Koreans on here are Koreans.
@@RA-ze1zw I heard of Koreaboos. but this is a whole new level.
stfu dude this our fight
@PLAYER UNKNOWN they hate each other this much?
@helium goor Of course no one will agree. Your point is ridiculous lol.
WE FILIPINOS KNOW THAT TOO MUCH HATRED WILL AFFECT US ON OUR DEALINGS WITH EVERYDAY LIFE, AND IT WON'T HELP US IN MANY WAYS. IF A PERSON IS VERY UNFORGIVING, IT ONLY SHOWS HOW SHALLOW IS HIS SPIRITUALITY.
Mas brutal ang dinanas ng mga South korean kaysa sa mga Filipino. Ang mga Koreans ay dinala sa brothel sa china at ginagahasa ang isang babae ng 50 na sundalo sa isang araw. They were beaten to death at pag nagkasakit ay pinapatay na sila. Ang gusto lang ng mga koreans ay apology hindi pera.
In Korea, we learn what Japan did to Korea in school, which naturally brings our hatred toward Japan(obviously not everyone and some Koreans love Japan). As a Korean, I am surprised how open-minded Philippines are toward Japan, although knowing they were colonized in the past. And seeing these younger generations forgiving it(not sure about the old generations of Philippines) makes me really wanting to reflect on the Philippines open-minded attitude.
Thank you for this video. It really did taught me a lot of things to be more open-minded and look the world in a different perspective.
I love you Philippines
As a Filipino, yes we were colonized by Japan but our elders (those who are still alive) mainly remembers the Spanish time when talking about colonization here. We were only colonized for 3years by Japan and 333 years by Spain. By the time we were colonized by Japan, we got help from US with General Douglas MacArthur (honored by the Philippines) thus having Japan surrendered to us with the Guerilla campaign like a resistance group. You say open minded young generations? Yeah a little bit but mainly we are open minded because our ancestors taught us to be kind and forgiving. It is not only us the young generation, but also our forefathers. Just want to share this to you, there was a man named Elpidio Quirino in the Philippines and during Japan and US war here, his wife and 3 of his children were ones of those hundred thousands who were killed. He was pretty mad but then 8 years later he became a president in the Republic of the Philippines. And you know what he did? He pardoned all the Japanese war criminals and sent them home to Japan despite his own family killed during the war. Then he said, “I have granted pardons so that hatred against the Japanese will not remain among my descendants and the Filipino people.” And that's when I think Filipinos started to forgive others, not just our minds that were opened but our hearts also. That is why we could be able to love foreigners equally despite those colonizations. Our attitudes helped us get through the darkness we experienced. Be polite, kind, loving, and forgiving. His words came true. The hatred against Japanese or any other nations were not normalized. Yesterday, today, and tomorrow, Philippines will always be that hospitable and forgiving country you'll ever see. And because of that, Japan honoured him by building a memorial of Elpidio Quirino in Tokyo. He was hurt, he had seen Japan as an enemy, but as a Filipino and an individual, he showed that true winning is forgiving and he does not want the Filipinos to live a life resenting others.
Maybe I was able to explain our side? Was that clear? Hahahahaha
Hating current Japan with history is plain dumb lol.
필리핀과 한국의 식민지의 의미가 다르다. 일본은 한국문화를 말살하려 했다. 그리고 용서는 혼자하는 것이 아니다. 용서를 빌어야 하는 것이다. 반성없는자에 대한 용서는 그저 알량한 자존심을 굽히기 싫은 약자의 입장이다. 돈과 역사를 바꾸는 일이다.
@Mage its like the plot of attack on titan
For me, a lot of old people I know only see Japan as tourist/economic powerhouse(some even know some comfort women personally), though they don't like the past, they don't really mind it that much.
I also always remember what my Mom said to me: "Pagbigyan mo lahat ng nakasakit sayo bago matapos ang araw" or something like that (TL: Forgive those who hurt you before the sun sets.)
It's hard to do but it makes me happier and lets me carry less burden.
These ladies are quite impressive. They really seem like they know what their talking about. *applause*
A good choice for the Interviewer. Baka taga De LaSalle. 😁
@@@ Filipinos~ This is the reality of Japan that you love.
To create an immigrant-friendly Japan, start with education reform | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2019/09/11/commentary/japan-commentary/create-immigrant-friendly-japan-start-education-reform/
Bullying in schools keeps youth suicide rate high | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/28/national/social-issues/bullying-schools-keeps-youth-suicide-rate-high/
A website to combat bullying | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/01/13/editorials/a-website-to-combat-bullying/
Japan's fax-loving health ministry plans online reporting system for virus | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/05/01/national/japans-health-ministry-online-reporting-coronavirus/
Who wouldn't know. Since elementary until tertiary Filipino students are taught to learn Philippine's history.
Filipinos are forgiving and happy people, no matter how hard their life can be. Salute to all Filipinos
A double-edged sword.
And alot of filipinos love anime alot
Not all of them you know ahha
Also they always make joke about like "Dapa may hapon" 🤣🤣
Thank you for complementing filipino people
My grandma told us before , " when Japanese soldier are coming girls running away . Now girls are running towards Japanese tourist ".
Hahaha.. funny but true
My grandmother once told me that the Japanese armies aren't bad at all, she used to bow down and say "ohio" on Japanese armies a way of showing them respect.
Japanese armies were giving her candies lots of lots of them that she could able to share it with her friends. Maybe the armies missed their children that time so they treat my grandmother like their child.
Yes true po some of them was napilit lang na maki war kaya di po kasalanan ng japan we just need forgive and forget
@@StrikerCup79 Kasalanan po ng Japanese yun (yung emperor to be exact). In fact, maraming Japanese ang nagalit kay Hirohito, especially after the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
@@suiken3149 di ko alam un ah na nagalit din sila kay hirohito
@@StrikerCup79 forgive but don't forget.
Doesn't take away the fact ny lolo's parents were killed. But I don't blame the Japanese. I'm just stating that it will never take away the fact that our ancestors suffered. It doesn't also mean that people of Japan is unforgivable. I still know they get nuked TWICE even if they don't deserve that much.
I am beg to disagree to what the other girl said that why Filipino's arent aware of the issues about Japan is that we are uneducated about it. Sorry but that's wrong in public school it was taught by teachers but I'm kinda happy that Filipino students know what is the different between past and present. They are mad about what other race done to our countries but accept it also with an open mind that past was already done, we are in present, Japanese accept their ancestors mistake but lets admit if WE KEEP ON LIVING IN PAST the unity and respect for each other will never be happen.
My grandma was also a victim of japan brutality. She told us the story but never taught us to hate the new generations of Japanese as for she always say" THEY ARENT THEIR FATHER'S MISTAKE"
Keep on blaming the past is like stupid illusions, it was gone no matter how you shout for justice everything was already on dust. The new Japanese generations was also a victim of their ancestors because the blame was on them but how can you get a justice you are asking if you are both a victim.
Honestly, those teachings just don't sink on with us. I guess, that is our trait as Filipinos. We just tend to brush things off right away.
Yes these things are being thought from elementary to high school... but why these things becomes irrelevant? It’s because currently, Japanese are treating Filipinos nicely, so why would we hate them... just because of history... what’s important is the present... and it’s not like the history was forgotten...
I agree too....wrong choice of respondents!
Ok...you are stupid too!🤣
right? we learn this shits over and over again until highschool
Yes, we never had an enemy. We never started a fight against other countries. When in fact if you make Pinoys as your friend, they will treat you as part of their family. One of the characteristics of pinoy is we don't resent and hold grudges. Yes, pinoys are hospitable, caring and loving people. But one thing they should not forget that Pinoys are also patriotic. We unite when someone insult our race, people and country. It's like "if u insult one of us, you already insulted all if us" or "insult one of us and the whole squad will become your enemy.
My point here is Pinoys are always a good friend but also the worst enemy. Let's leave behind the past and move on embrace the future. Let's put a stop to all of these arguments because it's a waste of time and energy.
Spread love and not hate.
When you mess with the Philippines be ready😂
Like the war between North korea(with china) and S. Korea before when S. Korea is losing I think Americans and Filipinos helped S. Americans loses all the army they putted while the last one is S. Korea and Philippines
S. Korea has a memorable place where they putted something about the Philippines helping them...
Pinoys are very friendly too😁
you're right, I agree 😁
Mayaman lang bansa nila, tayo keyboard warriors 😂
@@CHILE-cx8yf 👍
I super agreed 😌
I remember in 3rd grade we had a Filipino mom and Japanese moms come to our class room and talk about what happened during the Japanese occupation.
However, the conclusion of their talk was about forgiveness and moving forward. Living a life full of grudges is not worth living. 💖
Yeah but forgive who?
Why filipinos dont hate japan
Filipinos: A N I M E
Of course. Anime and Tokusatsu
Don't forget Aftermarket surplus parts
Always don't forget Toyota and Mitsubishi
*You kids can take anime. But us legends will take JAV idols*
T H I G H S
@@thyssenheinel6507 wtf hahagaga
I agree with the girl who mentioned about Japanese in Davao. My lolo always tell us some stories about his Japanese friends before and they are really treated well. He's now turning 95 on December 31.
Wish him the best
Same. According to my grandma, the Japanese soldiers occupying Davao were polite. I remember her telling us a story that she was even escorted by a Japanese Captain/General back to her hometown in Davao Oriental.
20% of the population of Davao has Japanese roots. Davao was the biggest immigration posts of Japanese in Southeast Asia.
My great grandfather who was part of a filipino guerilla force against the japanese said that some of the japanese soldiers that they encountered are actually quite nice, some can even spoke a little english and tried to learn the language. Eventually they died anyways since they're enemies at that time
I heard and read similar story about some Japanese here in my region, eastern Visayas. A Japanese soldier (I think he had a high rank) helped a town/city (I'm not sure where) in agriculture and economy. If I still remembered it right, the people on that place made a memorial of that soldier.
"It's not like I'm stupid about it. I know Japan did some terrible things but hating people now from what happen then. I don't know but it just seems really wrong. Just think if everyone did that and the whole world will hate each other and it will be so awful. We have to learn to forgive each other. I can understand if you don't like me because I'm annoying or something but i really wish you wouldn't hate me just because I'm Japanese."
- Mai Taniyama,
Ghost Hunt Ep. 19
Koreans have a different attitude towards Japanese because Japan treats Koreans specifically as a go-to hate target today.
Korea is the go-to external enemy in their current politics. Anti-K0rean racism is a lucrative business, as they make best sellers as books. There're sections dedicated for anti-K0rean books in normal Japanese bookstores. They make street parades with slogans such as "R11ape K0rean w0men", "K0reans are c0ckroaches", "K0reans are garbage", while using a military flag (Rising Sun Flag) as a symbol of hate, and a symbol of nostalgia towards the Imperialist era.
None of the acts above are reciprocated by K0reans. There is no such thing is, anti-Japanese hate parades in Korea. Nor bookstore sections dedicated to anti-Japanese books.
When a Japanese politician expresses a favourable or apologetic attitude towards K0reans, his/her popularity drops immediately and gets hate from Japanese citizens. It is a common testimony among Koreans who lived in Japan that they got bullied in a clearly racist fashion.
Nostalgia towards the Imperialist era is common among normal Japanese, it is not exclusive among so-called right wingers.
And the hate does not only stop as hate, but actual actions to undermine whatever Koreans do. Such as actively appropriating Korean culture and claiming it as having originated from them, or spreading misinformation in international onlines spaces. Spreading misinformation with a pejorative attitude in Japanese media, left, right and center 24/7. Dragging in Koreans in a subject that has nothing to do with Koreans just to shit on Koreans. Do they do the same thing to Filipinos? No. So it is only natural that Filipinos and Koreans don't have the same attitude towards Japanese.
I do not hate the Japanese people. What I despise was the action of their forefathers. We should all learn that in war, we might all lose. Filipinos are forgiving bur forgetting is another question.
Awwwwww, fellow Ghost Hunt-er. That line from Mai had stuck with me ever since, hence why I’m so confused why Koreans still hate Japan so much. And even before, as I learned from Philippine history the terrors that my own forefathers (the Japanese side) did to my other forefathers (the Filipino side), I didn’t really hate on the current Japanese people. I only hated the Japanese people that did evil stuff. No sense trying to hate on people that didn’t even do anything wrong. XD
On the contrary, it is sad to see them criticize the victim Korea and support the perpetrator Japan.
Japanese colonial era Many Koreans were killed in genocide at the time, but Japan has yet to reflect and apologize.
Who should we blame?
@@RA-ze1zw the best thing is to sever all ties. No cultural, personal, economical exchange at all. Two nations can pretend each other never existed. That’s better than being trapped in hatred all the time.
We are also from Indonesia once colonized by Japan, in our generation we chose, looking to the future by establishing friendship, forgiveness and love.
History cannot be forgotten, but with history, we learn that forgiveness is the best way for the progress of a nation.
There is no grudge between us.
We are southeast asians learning from our ancestors, to stay wise.
I think Filipinos tend to give attention more on the positive sides. We never forget what they've done to us, even the America's betrayal and Spain during the world wars, but we never hold grudges that much. Filipinos tend to live in the present and look in the future. Philippines and Filipinos are welcoming, friendly, and diplomatic in a sense.
Imagine being part Japanese, Filipino and Korean
Me: I forgive myself.
How-
@@deus2570 3some
*Double Penetration*
@@Kwacklet stop
@@deus2570
One was probably half.
Im sad because of this issue. My late father is a korean war veteran and we have to let the hate go away. No to Racism. We are also a country wronged by Japan before but we forgive and forget thats how filipinos are. Hope this issue will end soon.
We forgive but didn't forget cause it's in our history and lecture in class hehe.
@@MRJ407 Yeah and I hope they grow interest on it some don't even wanna study history specially today but I'm not saying all I do love history and I really love learning different culture around the world
Ray Gumabao japan saved you from western colonisation and USA. We also trained your soldiers to be battle-ready , you owe us a lot
@@グノシア paulit ulit ka tlaga dong
🇵🇭🤝🏻🇰🇷 Forgiveness is the key 😁
In behalf of my beloved filipinos i sincerely apologize for the mean words that we said about korean people 😚☺ ..we should love each other ..
This is a very interesting conversation and I find it to be from my own experience. I'm a Filipino American who emigrated to the US as a teen and ended up marrying a Japanese American and I was asked once in college by an Asian grad student how my family felt about that. I was taken aback. It never occurred to me that there would even be an issue just because my boyfriend (now husband) is of Japanese descent. This is even knowing and hearing stories from my grandparents regarding their experiences during the Japanese invasion. They talked about their experience as fact with no commentaries on hatred towards the Japanese people. My grandpa was a POW during the war but he also befriended one of the guards. My grandma talked about how she and her sisters painted charcoal on their faces to avoid getting raped. I'm sure they were scared but she never said anything bad about the Japanese people. Mind you, my grandpa was very pro US and saw them as a saviors. He used to quote General McArthur all the time. In spite these stories, I got the impression as a child that it was war and it's what the Japanese gov't did and not the people who were in Japan who never took part on any brutalities that happened. So meeting my husband who was a 4th generation Japanese American who's families experienced their own injustice here in the US (my in-laws were in concentration camps during WWWII as children) I never connected him to Japan who invaded the Philippines. The sins of Japan was now his to bear.
I am assuming you mean *not his to bear
I'm from India and support Phillipine and Japanese people
Hi from Philippines 🥰🇵🇭
Thank you 😊 🇯🇵
@@maybe13yuk Boost our economy so you can pay ur sins to us hehehehe 😊
Im Indian and Japan actually heavily bombed India in 20 December 1942. (India was under British occupation) and destroyed East Indian state called West Bengal during World War 2 by its Imperial Japanese Air Force. In 1943 Japan again bombed Madras today it is called Chennai,India.Japanese forces attacked Andaman Islands and literally created bunkers in India's Andaman Islands..
But India does NOT hate Japan or Korea or Phillipines or Vietnam or any South East Asian nations.Past will be past.India is triple the size of Korea,Japan,Phillipines and literally all South East Asian countries...7th largest country in the world in terms of area... If we hold our grudges too much to what Britain did to us we will never go forward.Britain looted/stole $45 trillion from India for 200 yrs if u quantify it today which is 17 times of Britain GDP.
India faced physical violence both on men and women during British India times.We faced many many other things.Every country has its past.
Forgive but never forget.Asians UNITE.🤗
www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2018/12/19/how-britain-stole-45-trillion-from-india/
@@joepringvelasco2444 They don't need to pay you anything 😊
At a young age, we are taught in Church and school that if we want to be forgiven for our sins then we must also learn to forgive.
FORGIVE AND YOU WILL BE FORGIVEN - GOD
Let say that Filipino is flexible in forgiving... And that thing Koreans should learn from US. A man who Hold Grudge from the Past can not move on in the Future. No offense #Peace
General luna say "We have a bigger opponent than the Americans - ourselves.
If filipinos can forgive a past dictator then yeah I do agree that there is almost no limit to filipino’s forgiveness
Koreans are willing to forgive, forget and move on. Their only requirement is for the Japanese government to admit all the atrocities it did to Koreans and ask forgiveness. But the Japanese government never gave the "sorry" that the Koreans deserve. They even try to evade from their atrocities by portraying their crimes as acts of heroism in their history books. They never admitted their war crimes. How would you forgive and forget if someone raped you and massacred your family, and that person denied all of it. He is living peacefully and happily while you are living in grief and still hoping for justice throughout your life.
@@korean6706 I think you're right about that, even in the current presidency, you have to watch what you say. Big journalists have been closed down for reporting negative news. I just don't want want to bring negativity in a generally positive video.
However, I do think you're right. A negative trait for a lot of filipinos is our non confrontational nature. To some, "just leaving it be" is the more practical option (even though it's not and can come back bigger and worse than before) Thank you for saying what most of us don't have the liberty of saying.
@@korean6706 ouch. Well, truth really hurts. Slap them with the truth. Sana magising sila. The reason why the Philippines is still poor is indeed because Pinoys can easily "forgive and forget." We ousted corrupt politicians, after a few years we elected them again in office to once again steal all the people's money. Yan ba ang forgive and forget. I'm so sad for my motherland. The "Pearl of Orient" is now the "Sick Man of Asia". It's ok to forgive and forget, but most importantly, you should learn from it.
As a Filipino who's been very interested in history so much, I've always hated what they did during world war 2 but I can't hate the current Japan rn, the crimes of their fathers should not be paid by the children.
As a filipino
A lesson I know is
"Eat Rice, Rice Healthy"
This is so random lmao
yes yes 😳
Yes rice is very healthy eat it with adobo,sinigang and many other food and it 2x healthy
"Rice good! You eat rice? You good!"
The flag of the Republic of Korea produces the background
"Tai Chi" comes from the classic Chinese "Yi Chuan·XiCi": "Yi has Tai Chi, which produces two yis, two yis produce four images, and four images produce gossip." Assign the origin of everything. In the Northern Song Dynasty, a Taiji diagram composed of yin and yang fish was formed and became a symbol of Chinese Taoism. Therefore, it is generally believed that the Tai Chi picture in the flag of the Republic of Korea was introduced from China since the Goryeo era.大韓民国の旗が背景を生み出す
「太極圖」は、古典的な中国の「YiZhuan・XiCi」に由来します。「Yiには太極拳があり、2つのyis、2つのyisは4つの画像、4つの画像はゴシップを生成します。」北宋では、陰陽魚からなる太極図が形成され、中国の道教の象徴となりました。したがって、大韓民国の国旗の太極図の絵は、高麗時代から中国から紹介されたと一般的に考えられています。La bandera de la República de Corea produce el fondo.
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 此条目介绍的是朝鲜世宗命学者创制的文字以及介绍其的书籍。关于如今由该文字以及书籍延伸出来的现代韩语所使用的文字谚文，请见“谚文”。
《训民正音》（朝鲜语：훈민정음）是朝鲜王朝第四代国王世宗大王李祹与其子第五代国王文宗大王李珦主导创制的朝鲜语文字，又称谚文（언문／諺文 Eonmun），今多称韩文（한문）、韩字（한글）、朝鲜文（조선문）、朝鲜字（조선글）。原有28字，其中母音字母11个，子音字母17个。该书完成于朝鲜世宗25年（1443年）末或朝鲜世宗26年（1444年）初，于朝鲜世宗28年（1446年）正式出版。
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训民正音
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（朝鲜宣祖元年,1568）中的
训民正音谚解（훈민정음언해）
朝鲜语名称谚文훈〮민져ᇰ〮ᅙᅳᆷ(古)
훈민정음(今)[註 1]汉字訓民正音文观部式Hunmin Jeongeum马-赖式Hunmin Jŏngŭm
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朝鲜半岛古代使用汉字表记，文言分离。只有士大夫学习汉文，因此平民大多是文盲。相传三国末年薛聪藉汉字音义标注汉字，创吏读文字，此外尚有乡札、口诀等表记方法，但这些由于使用的不便等原因未能取代汉文。朝鲜王朝第四代国王世宗深感汉字对于文化传播的不便，迫切需要一可完整表达本国语音之文字，故特设谚文局，召郑麟趾、成三问、申叔舟等学者，在研究朝鲜语音和汉语音韵的基础上，以方块字组合，一音节占一字，创立表音文字。
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《训民正音》
西元15世纪以前，韩语只有语言没有文字，以汉字为书写工具[1]。由于韩语与汉语是完全不同的语系，使用汉字记录韩语是一件很不容易的事，加之一般百姓不懂得汉文，非常不利于文化的交流与发展[2]。为了解决韩民族书写文字的问题，1443年朝鲜王朝世宗大王组织一批学者创造了适合标记韩语语音的文字体系--韩字。这些文字当时被称作“训民正音”，意为“教老百姓以正确的字音”[2]。1940年发现的《训民正音解例本制字解》（发行于朝鲜世宗28年，1446年）宣称韩字的子音与母音是根据人的口腔构造、中国古来的天地人思想以及阴阳学说而创制出来的。
书中记载如下：
“天地之道，一阴阳五行而已。坤复之间为太极，而动静之后为阴阳。凡有生类在天地之间者，舍阴阳而何之。故人之声音，皆有阴阳之理，顾人不察耳。今正音之作，初非智营而力索，但因其声音而极其理而已。理既不二，则何得不与天地鬼神同其用也。
正音二十八字，各象其形而制之。初声凡十七字。牙音ㄱ，象舌根闭喉之形。舌音ㄴ，象舌附上腭之形。唇音ㅁ，象口形。齿音ㅅ，象齿形。喉音ㅇ，象喉形。ㅋ比ㄱ，声出稍厉，故加划。ㄴ而ㄷ，ㄷ而ㅌ，ㅁ而ㅂ，ㅂ而ㅍ，ㅅ而ㅈ，ㅈ而ㅊ，ㅇ而ㆆ，ㆆ而ㅎ。其因声加划之义皆同，而唯ㆁ为异。半舌音ㄹ，半齿音ㅿ，亦象舌齿之形而异其体，无加划之义焉。
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不过1443年朝鲜世宗命令使用谚文的时候，受到众多使用汉字的朝鲜文人和两班贵族的批评，因为他们认为抛弃汉字就等于失去中国文明，而成为夷狄之邦。崔万里曾说：“自古九州之内，风土虽异，未有因方言而别为文字者。唯蒙古、西夏、女真、日本、西蕃之类，各有其字，是皆夷狄事耳，无足道者。《传》曰：‘用夏变夷，未闻变于夷者也。’历代中国皆以我国有箕子遗风，文物礼乐，比拟中华。今别作谚文，舍中国而自同于夷狄，是所谓弃苏合之香，而取螗螂之丸也；岂非文明之大累哉？”两班贵族反对谚文的另一个原因是因为谚文的传播和普及会威胁到他们对于知识的垄断，进而动摇两班的政治根基。
由于朝鲜文人和贵族的抵制，无法成为官场上普遍使用的文字，因此政府决定也就与汉字并用，其通用范围局限在两班之间的私函、地方官衙或妇女。谚文直到20世纪才被广泛使用。[3]韩文的发明推动了韩国政治、经济、文化的发展，世宗大王也得到了后世的爱戴[2]。
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汉文谚汉并书国之语音异乎中国与文字不相流通故愚民 有所欲言而终不得伸其情者多矣予为此悯然新制二十八字欲使人人易习便于日用'耳'[注 2]

谚文[注 3]现代韩文

나랏말(쓰임)이 중국(中國)과 달라문자(文字)로 서로 맞지 아니하여이런 까닭으로 어리석은 백성(百姓)이 이르고자 할 바가 있어도마침내 제 뜻을 (글자에) 실어 펴지 못하는 사람이 많으니라.내 이를 위(爲)하여 가엾이 여겨 새로 스물 여덟 자(字)를 만드노니사람마다 하여 쉬이 익혀 날로 씀에 편안(便安)케 하고자 할 따름이니라.
朝鲜汉字音
汉字音，又称汉字音，指的是韩语中汉字的读音。它与日语音读相似，都是源于汉语音。日本汉字音因传入时代不同有吴音、汉音、唐音等之分，而韩国汉字音总体上每个汉字只有一个读音。
韩汉混用文
韩汉混用文或汉谚混写，是将谚文和汉字并用以书写朝鲜语的书写体系，与现时日语的汉字假名混
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The most touching conversation I had about the WW2 with a Japanese was when my Japanese principal (I worked in a Japanese public school ) said sorry to me for the harsh treatment of the Filipinos by the Japanese
That’s so heart-warming.. 💕
Oh, that's nice to know. Thank you for sharing.❤️
It's good to know that this channel is being a platform to promote knowledge regarding cultural views and opinions of two different nationalities. I believe that each and every nationalities are unique on their own that's why it's always important to respect one another as a unique individual. We may have our own beliefs and practices, but after all we're all human beings in the very first place.
In Bohol, specifically in the mountainous area where my late grandpa owns a lot of land plots, I was told by my late grandma that during the Japanese time, women in that area dived into mud-filled holes and made sure that they wont be recognized as living things, waiting for the Japanese soldiers to pass by. But she just smiled and comfortably tell me tales as if those didnt happen ❤
edit: she told me stories from what she was told
So it's still true since other people experienced it just not her fortunately
When my lola (grandmother) was 17 years old, she used to live in the biggest house in Naga City, Bicol because she came from a very wealthy family. Japanese generals asked to use their house as headquarters during that time and were surprisingly civil and respectful towards them. She had nothing bad to say other than the soldiers being the ones who were unruly.
Kind of a similar story with mine. My lolo (grandfather) was also in his teens when Japan invaded. They had a nice house in Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija. When they learned that the Japanese forces were approaching, they fled to the mountains. I don't know what it was, but my grandfather came back to their house to retrieve something they forgot to bring with. He found out that their house was used as a command post when he arrived there. Their family dog was still there and recognized him. There were looters at the time so they would've shot my grandfather if not for their dog. The soldiers were friendly so they let him take what he wanted and left him be. This was around the beginning of the war.
Around the end of the war, no offense but they were assholes. They ransacked and trashed their house. I guess they were just desperate. My grandfather died in 2015. He never forgave the Japanese, and I can understand that. It's frustrating to see how little informed the average Japanese citizen is about the war atrocities their country has committed, but everything is in the past so maybe it's better to leave it as it is. I have nothing but love for Japan, but I want them to be a little more educated about their history.
u from naga?? where was the house built ?? does it still exist?
@@greyzlean No, that was way back 1940s. Haha my grandmother started living in Baguio when she had my mom, and they later moved to Manila where most of their grandchildren including me grew up. The house was sold because my great grandmother was a gambler back in the day and you know the rest.
@@GSyokichi ohhh okay! thank u for responding ~
Pre marunong ka mag bicol? Me from sorsogon bwhahahahha skl
You cannot make a child responsible for the crime of their father, that is not justice!
North Korea: *whistles casually*
Overlord reference? Touch me
Idiot stop comparing a family to a country , japan is a country japanese people still lives and hold to the japanese system with attrocities only weak goats forgives and forgets !
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@Pupö ley the family makes up a country and he said nothing different
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Was about to say Nice bikes... Forgot that those were Thais and their Thai concepts XD
There was a rumour going around it was not actually the Japanese that are ruthless but the Koreans that were drafted. I remember a story my grandma said that the Japanese in Manila were really respectful.
We should learn more about history between Philippines and Japan in school. We don’t know much about Philippines despite that we’re geographically closer😞
Hope for good relationship between us!🇯🇵 🇵🇭
Im neither pro japanese nor pro american, Im pro filipino
- Jose P. Laurel
#theunderratedpresident
He prove that history written by the victors which is US
Japan filipino are brothers 💪🇵🇭🇯🇵
→ The Answer is here , If you want understand Korean and German NAZI War Crime, Japanese War Crime
You Need to watch this video
I'm KOREAN, Some Filipinos, Don't Spread False Rumor About KOREA
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@ Filipinos~ This is the reality of Japan that you love.
To create an immigrant-friendly Japan, start with education reform | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2019/09/11/commentary/japan-commentary/create-immigrant-friendly-japan-start-education-reform/
Bullying in schools keeps youth suicide rate high | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/28/national/social-issues/bullying-schools-keeps-youth-suicide-rate-high/
A website to combat bullying | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/01/13/editorials/a-website-to-combat-bullying/
Japan's fax-loving health ministry plans online reporting system for virus | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/05/01/national/japans-health-ministry-online-reporting-coronavirus/
This guy keeps sending the articles for some reason
He looks really stupid doing that ngl lol
There is a saying, 'Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift! That is why it is called the present
~Kung Fu Panda
Many countries arguing about World War 2, but the saying keep moving forward and do better makes you a better person than a person stuck in the past 😄🇵🇭🇯🇵♥️
We Forgive But Never Forget, Cause it's still in our lectures
@blowing trees pls enough
@blowing trees yeah but it doesn't mean that people should use "plastic surgery" as an insult or a degrading term. what is it to you if they have surgery or not? irrelevant.
@Jung Neth Kim Precisely
Better if we could give a copy/ excerpt that our history (JP's war atrocities against PH) is well written in our curriculum (with us showing them that our history is also in our minds & hearts without ceasing our values and morals).
@blowing trees please stop
I'm half Filipino and half Japanese. I was raised in Japan and went to American schools, so I'm sorry to say I can't speak
Filipino. But I'm never had problems talking to Filipinos because everyone seem to be able to speak English. I like of think of myself, a product of an American serviceman and a Okinawan woman, as living proof that former enemies can let go of the past and come together.
I believe every country has its share of racists and that unfortunately is really difficult to fix. But I am of the opinion that Korea unfairly makes judgments on the colonial past using present day moral standards. Further more, the Korean government uses victimhood of the past as political leverage towards Japan. The government s;eem to educate its children with anti-Japanese sentiments which will undoubtedly instill ill will towards Japan and make improving relations between the two countries difficult.
Pres. Moon said publicly that Japan is not Korea's ally and yet the Koreans go bonkers when Japan took Korea of the whitelist for ignoring Japan's inquiries about the destination of some sensitive materials that were unaccounted for. Korea had been the only Asian country on the list but now having to go through import/export procedures like the rest of Asia so offended Koreans that they went on a "Boycott Japan" campaign, hurting mostly Korean importers and Korean airlines.
Pres. Moon also refused to touch the birthday cake presented by PM Abe. I suspect that any show of friendliness towards Japan would have upset many Koreans at home. I could go on and on and list Japan's attempts at presenting peace offerings but it would be too long here, but in a nutshell the Koreans keep moving the goalpost and have no real interest in resolving issues. They will take compensations and sign agreements only to have the treaty overturned as soon as the next administration comes to power. "That agreement is no longer valid," they would say, "But we'll keep the money thank you."
Japan is not innocent of its colonial past just as many western countries. But Korea seem to want to present its thirty some years of occupation as the most painful. Victimhood has proven to be politically and economically profitable they will not let go of it easily.
So when a Filipina gets a tattoo resembling the rising sun flag (still the official Japanese navel flag), They will criticize her on social media for lacking understanding for Korean sensibilities, not even realizing that the Filipinos have suffered so much more from colonization by various countries. Filipinos don't get upset by the sight of the Spanish, Americans or Japanese flags. It is only the Koreans.
It is interesting that Korean sensibility towards this flag didn't come into existence until 21century. It seems the further away in time from the colonial period, Koreans find new ways to suffer the pains of the past. The Korean Government endorsed prostitutes for Americans soldiers during the Korean war. They were called "ianfu" or "comfort women". If at the time the Koreans had the same image of "comfort women" that they present now, 10, 12, 14 year olds taken forcibly from their home, wouldn't they have felt ashamed of using the same term during the Korean war? I'm not saying that there were no women who suffered. But Korean sensibility towards the term "comfort women" also seems to also have been manufactured in the 21 century and the way they present it to the world filtered through a particular narrative. In Korea, questioning that narrative can get you jailed or fined as one Korean historian found out. She wrote a book on comfort women based on her research including interviews with some of the women.. She was taken to court and fined. It was not that anything she wrote was wrong. The claim was that what she wrote offended the comfort women. It looks like the author found some discrepancies in the statement made by some of the former comfort women.
Recent scandals in Korea have surfaced that shows groups claiming to support comfort women were actually keeping the most of the money donated for themselves and only using the former comfort women to enrich themselves monetarily and politically.
On a side note, I was impressed by Pres. Duterte when he came to Japan. This man, audacious enough to basically give a American president the finger, visibly made efforts to be in best behavior in front of the Emperor of Japan. My Filipino half was proud and my Japanese half grateful.
I felt to me like koreans had this "inherited hatred" which is kinda sad cause if their next generation inherited it, the endless hatred continue, im a Filipino btw 😁
Wow, I don't hate korea but that's fkd up.
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Ianne Art-ish truth how can we hypocrites promote peace when their an inherited hatred pass on to their generations
i just imagine the future generations of this two country, that they can never have the peace they deserve, i know that we can pass on the history and informed the youngs, but i just hope not the "hatred" 😢
If being a "developing country" makes people more forgiving then i am proud as a Filipino.
And your grandchildren will be able to carry that "pride".
We are not scared to Japan, remembered that eventhough they are superior to us in WWII, we still fight them. Its just we choose to forgive them as President Quirino did. He Forgive Japan and pardon 400+ Japanese POW because He doesn't want His CHILDREN and HIS PEOPLE to INHERENT The CYCLE OF HATRED....
Need to sacrifice what you feel to end the hatred or war.
That's right, no one will benefits that hatred thing in our hearts we only live once and life is short wasting it on hatred might make our lives less meaningful.
William Reyes japan saved you from western colonisation and USA. We also trained your soldiers to be battle-ready , you owe us a lot
Yes I agree. I dont agree with the word Afraid.
@@グノシア nope
Im Korean who studied in the Philippines. What ever the history the truth is ;
1. Filipinos are more open minded. Friendly. Has more International Influence
2. Korea is one of the top suicidal country
3. To live in Korea is stress because of some society norms and there are many Toxic people.
4. Yes. Philippines. May be 3rd world country in terms of Economic status Rank. But Phil. Is Authentically more Rich country than Korea. Phil. Has many Natural Resources. Open minded people and a very perfect Geographical Location.
5. Korean blaming Japanese. But Korean soldier did many horrible things to Vietnamese duing Vietnam War.... 😰
6. Some extreme Nationalist conservative mind Korean never got out of there country. Theyre narrow minded but they feel they know alot & want ro be Important figure in the society. "Feeling magaling"
7. Korea got rich only after Korean war 1953 with the help of U.S. we were never a rich country. So better Korean should be Humble. Be open minded and friendly .
8. Koreans do not move to SE asia country because of High cost of living but because they dont want to live in High stressful society with toxic people.
9. Many Korean hate Japan. But No. 1 tourist in Japan are from S. Korea 😂 How Funny right?
10. Simply. Its more Fun and Happy in the Philippines. 🙀🙏❤🇵🇭😊
On number 5: There are actually tales that the Koreans were more vicious to Filipinos during the Japanese occupation.I don't know if it's true or not but I heard it from my mom who heard from her parents, grandparents,older gen who survived WW2 that the Korean soldiers were the ones who bayoneted babies. What surprised me is, I've seen comments here that have similar stories but we are from various places in the country.
@@sanshirada1119 that is partly true. Whether those korean soldiers were forced or not, it will never change the fact that they caused a harm to our fellow Filipinos. My mom also told me before how they hide at their old house when they were young and to see their aunt stabbed by those soldiers. Laughing and making kidnapped Filipino women do disgusting things. But yeah, we forgive but we do not forget. Living in the past is so tiring right? No one will grow and it will continue to the next generations if we put hatred in our heart.
@@yona6718 Yes. Hearing or reading stories from those who lived during war time made me realize that it could really make humans act like animals or worse. I asked my Lolo about it and he just replied, "Ah it was war. The time was different." He would not really expound it well.
Yes, we couldn't forget...we should not forget. But we forgive them for what their ancestors did to ours. We have to learn lessons from it.
@@sanshirada1119 i heard that too. some of the soldiers are koreans being recruited by the japanese.
@@mylove_78 I think Korea was part of Japan that time. I read from some that they volunteered in the Japanese army. After the war, some Japanese prisoners of war were sent back. And there was a Korean officer was executed for war crimes to the Filipinos.
I need to get back at that comment where he named an author of a study or a book about it. There are not really substantial proofs about the rumors of Koreans being more vicious because their population in the army was few. But they could not discredit the rumors because of the witnesses during the time.
Tbh, I just heard about it from my mom who heard it from her family and neighbors but I did not really mind about it. That's why I'm pretty surprised to see comments here from various people in different Ph places with similar stories.
But, well...we cannot hate the new gen for what their ancestors did to ours. I just wished it would not happen again in the future.
Bro imagine hating on 3 yo kid because of his nationality... History is important but we dont have to live in in the past. Another thing why filipinos does not have bad blood against spain, japan ect Because we have this thing called relligion. It taught us the value of forgiving and how wonderfull to live with out any negative vibe within us...
Many Koreand practice Christianity, but still hold grudges against Japan
@@babydaddy2314 When it comes to Faith we Filipinos Take it seriously We would really listen to what Jesus teaches us. And not all Filipinos are Christian we also have our Muslims brothers and sisters yet we apply the same
At least thats the only thing that Religion can do good,
@@cosmicskepticfangirl1356 Theres a lot things to learn from our relligion not just that tho.. 😄
@--- Filipinos~ This is the reality of Japan that you love.
To create an immigrant-friendly Japan, start with education reform | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2019/09/11/commentary/japan-commentary/create-immigrant-friendly-japan-start-education-reform/
Bullying in schools keeps youth suicide rate high | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/04/28/national/social-issues/bullying-schools-keeps-youth-suicide-rate-high/
A website to combat bullying | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2013/01/13/editorials/a-website-to-combat-bullying/
Japan's fax-loving health ministry plans online reporting system for virus | The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/05/01/national/japans-health-ministry-online-reporting-coronavirus/
Hi! I’m a Filipino and I am an elementary teacher :) I guess the reason why we dont despise Japan and their people is that they only occupied our country for a short period of time compared to the 300+ years under Spain. And overall reason why we don’t despise other colonizers is the lack of awareness. The way we are taught in history classes is parang lacking. We study it like it is a story that happened to others that doesnt have anything to do with us. Parang we somehow feel detached to it due to how we are taught in school. So yea 😊
I agree, with how most of us felt detached and does not seem to care about what happened in the pass. I don't hate Japanese, American, British and Spanish people, but they were part of our History and how it turned what is the Philippine is today. Though it is sad to think about how some or our History is removed and forgotten, it is nice to know what or how people lived here in the Philippines in our Pre-colonial History. I think we are just becoming to westernized, nothing wrong with that, but the history of the Philippines is vast and we have a lot to learn from it.
If the thought is for the learners to forge their values and goal formation, attachment to history should definitely be in the books. Learning, definitely, is different from feeling. Objectively, in my case of learning history, I tend to see it as learning from something that happened in the past. Nothing more. If we are going to digest everything and let us be consumed by the emotional distress that happened, how can we move on? Not generally a lack of awareness as the portrayal of the occupation is grave enough to remind us how cruel it is. More research and documentation? What more can we find than the harshness that happened. I assume we're only digging more into negative testaments based on its general principles. On the other hand, if we agree on awareness in the sense that we can use the past as lessons and how we can better ourselves, this will lead to a more inclusive and healthy sphere. Less reactive, more constructive. I think more than the lack of information, teaching the students how to use information and research to create a more inclusive community is ideal. For those who didn't get justice until today is a different story. They must be supported but bringing the idea to a larger scale would just create chaos. We sympathize not empathize. I am sure our lola's and lolo's wouldn't want their apos feel the same feeling they felt. To keep the story short, we don't despise because we lack awareness. We forgive because that's how our Lolo and Lola raised us to be. I am a Filipino and a high school teacher.
I love the girl said that she really didn't know what happened so she don't have a right to judge, but it's funny how Koreans react so harshly and discriminate Philippines wherein they just knew it from school omg
Agree
they think korean history taught to all countries .😂
Koreans still have a lot of living family members that lived through Japan's imperialism. It's not funny.
@@NaNa-wy2tk we have also think
They are so quick to judge on Filipinos and yet kept mum on Jhene Aiko (the person where Bella gets the inspiration for the tats) because she is Japanese American. I guess its harder to bully Japan and America compared to Philippines. And you tell us there is no racism in here. I guess SoKor has no difference with China after all from playing a bully to weaker countries.
Filipino Gen Y (Millennials): We dont pass hatred to the next Generation.... Look Gen Z now.
Filipino Gen Z: ANIME!!!
I respect the Millennials . I’m Gen X 53 Japanese American. This happened before I was born . Why is Old Korean and Chinese hold still hold grudges living in US ? N
Hahahaha. Yeah.
Uh-oh
I'm a mix of Filipino Gen Y and Z, so I FORGIVE JAPAN, AND THANKS FOR THE ANIME
Nani
Some people are just racist and narrow minded. Racism is not race specific, meaning, there are a lot of racist citizens all over the world, not just in s.korea or ph or america. They should be educated. That being said, #cancelracism not cancel a country.
Forgiveness and letting go takes strength. And it is a choice.
Although, those who wants to seek justice should be heard and be supported.
..a korean spit on our flag tore and stepped on it?if u were in our shoes what should you do?
@@pinkydelacruz7325 what do you mean?
@@Pmdcp888 .all i want to say about that is why #cancelkorea is trending .their insults are too much
@@pinkydelacruz7325 I understand that. I am angry at first on all koreans. But then, it's not like all koreans are at fault. There are some that like Filipinos/Philippines. And we should not fight back by insulting them, that just makes us similar to the racist koreans. We should just highlight our good characteristics and lift up our flag.
not all koreans
My grandmother was Filipino, she met her Japanese husband in the war.
They would have been killed by both sides. They shared 10 years of pure love.
Four children, my mother was their youngest.. 💓🕊✌🏼
My grandfather (a journalist) was killed in the war when she was four years of age. Grandmother spent 70 years single and passed in 2016 at 102 🕯✨✨
I hope they are eternally together now 💚
My grandfather often told told stories about ww2 about his father tortured, cannibalism,etc. But he never showed hatred in telling the stories. I didn't feel anything that will make me hate japan instead i felt how a war is brutal and scary thus should not be repeated in history. Even in buying things he would recommend products from germany/japan cause they tend to last longer
even though he lived during the war..
Kaya nga po ayaw na ng japan ng war natuto sila sa mga nangyari noong panahon
Totoo to.
masaya rin ako dahil ganun din ang history books natin
Factual and historical lang, di pinopromote yung kamuhian ang isang nation bagkus kamuhian yung digmaan
same, i hear stories about filipino legendary soldiers in the battle field, who are constantly in peril and their allies dying beside them, yet apparently they were still loud, audacious, and unhateful during those times.
fcking truee, my grandmpther was also telling us about this and I was more amazed about how they survived instead of getting angry (tho I did get angry of how they killed the childrens). I didn't let my anger get into me
We learn history not to bear grudges but to learn from it and prevent it from repeating itself....
True po
These should have Japanese subtitles as well, so that Japanese people can watch this and understand our point of view
I agree
basically Philippines loves japan and looks at Japanese people as a friend we value friendship and moving forward ^^)
Idol u here♥️
I agree
Japanese subbed onegaiiiiiii
I am so proud of those people from the past who fought to survive & stood together to bring us in this humanic era. Salute!!!
According to some Japanese those “Japanese” that were mostly in the Philippines during the WW2 were in fact Koreans. And they were the ones who had been very cruel. I don’t know how true this is. But looking at the personality of people from Japan and Korea, i think this might have some truth.
I’ve heard those stories from local Philipinos too, I took it as a grain of salt tho because if a Japanese like me would claim that people(mostly Korean) would call me a “revisionist racist”.
Korean attitude so it's obvious
Actually there is a large number of conscripted Korean and Chinese people in the army of Japan during world War 2.
Stupid learn history!
I heard this story too
It’s just both countries doesn’t want to happened or repeat the history again.. both countries japan and Philippines trying their best to have good relationships to save the future !
I was born in the 1950's and my Mom would always tell me stories of what it's like during the Japanese invasion and WWII when I was child. But through the years it just became a memory of the past and she moved on. She would always tell me it's a moot point hating people, it will just eat at you inside. Then in the 90's she joined my sister who was a US military wife lived in Nagasaki, Japan on and off for about 10 years, My Mom's perspective for Japanese people changed in a positive way. Maybe "War" brings out the worst in people but that's not an excuse to be cruel and inhumane.