I was born in the Philippines and learned to speak philippine- hokkien. I leave now in switzerland and when I hear you speaking chinese it sounds so familiar.
This is cute. I was raised speaking hokkien cause my parents speak rly bad mandarin and grandparents dont speak any mandarin. Ur hokkien is actually legit. Vocab and use of phrases are just the same as what ppl in quanzhou would use(I say quanzhou here bc most Filipino Chinese trace their ancestry back to quanzhou and every place in hokkien has somewhat different accents and phrases) I can tell right away from ur accent that it’s influenced by Tagalog but that’s not a problem as long as you know how to speak hokkien! Great job keeping ur heritage alive!
Thank you for creating this video and giving exposure to Philippine Hokkien, "our people's language" (lan lang ue). I hope that you will be making more videos featuring this beautiful language and that others will be inspired by you to keep the mother tongue alive. To sia di!
omg i was so surprised how well you can speak hokkien! I am a burmese hokkien too but i can barely understand most of it :-( but i could relate to so much of what you are speaking especially the medicine chicken soup!!! love this!! more of these please!
I believe my Grand Parents was in Burma before they moved to Bangladesh and then to Kolkata, India. So I guess our Hokkien will be very similar as I am also like you "but i can barely understand most of it :-(".
Hi, nadine! I was searching here in youtube of how to speak/learn hokkien, then I saw your video and clicked it... oh my.. I was in awe! Because you're a filipino-chinese and you're very fluent in speaking in hokkien. I am also a filipino-chinese but I didn't get the chance to learn how to speak in hokkien, but I learned how to speak in mandarin because I used to attend chinese school before but they only teach mandarin. So yeah, just sharing hehe. Oh! You're an amazing vlogger/youtuber! Keep it up!
Wait. This is basically philippines hokkien. If i listen hard enough i can understand, but i'm more used to singapore hokkien. I'm not sure if its your pronunciation or what but i cant understand a word you're saying
Likewise with listening to singaporian hokkien! I think filipino style is softer? The Filipino language heavily influenced my accent. Also, taiwanese hokkien accent is also different for me!
my family's from taiwan and i never knew that taiwanese was so similar to hokkien! i was searching youtube to learn more taiwanese and i got really discouraged. ive been trying to improve my taiwanese but it was hard because i grew up in america and it's not really spoke in taiwan anymore, but when i learned it's almost exactly like hokkien (with a different accent) i got so excited!! i actually understand what you're saying! so thank you so much for this
Actually taiwanese IS hokkien. I believe taiwan decided to call it the "taiwanese language"? But it's really the same language with a taiwanese accent lol.
so nice to here someone speak lang nang wei. very rare. My family is also chinese but my parents grew up in the philipines before moving to the states. You speak it well! also, i relate to a lot of the things you said haha
I have a Filipino-Chinese friend who is very dear to me. Not a drop of Chinese blood in me but I can fully relate to all the things you said. It’s funny coz watching you video kind of reminds me of the ample amount of hokkien I learned thru the years.
Hi Nadine! Stumbled upon your channel while looking for Philippine Hokkien videos for my (linguist) friend's reference. It's nice to hear Hokkien spoken much like how I was taught haha; bo hien ah-ni chhim, ma-si bo ya man-tai chhao e hahaha. In my case the chhim-khoan e hokkien oe is reserved for the church, especially when I attended the early morning service with my late goa-kong and if I'm required to read the Bible in Hokkien hahaha. A note tho, very discouraged na yung paggamit ng hoan-na to refer to local Filipinos. In its original meaning, hoan-na can either mean 'foreigner' or 'barbarian'. Even yung hoan-na po, very discriminatory yung dating; kang-lang is more accepted. In this time of dismantling and purging racist elements in both the Filipino and FilChi culture, we must do our part as the new generation of Chinoys :) Anyway, nakakatuwa marinig kang nagsasalita haha. Kiong-hi on your channel!
Ikaw talaga yung youtuber na ang mga contents kung sino ka talaga, ano ginagawa mo, ano hilig mo, etc. Parang ikaw yung youtuber na hindi nagchecheck kung madami ka bang viewers, likers or subscribers basta magawa mo lang ano yung gusto mo. I really really love you and your dedication 💕✨
well.. overall i understand what you say but it's difficult to listen.. i don't know that 's your accent or all filipino hokkien has this accent.. i am Indonesian Hokkien speaker.. Malaysian Hokkien and Singaporean Hokkien it's still near to Medan (A City In Indonesia) Hokkien..
I was so excited by this video because I’m currently trying to reconnect with my roots and push myself to practice by speaking Chinese in videos too 😭💕 thanks for doing this because it re-inspired me!
this is so cool, I'm Taiwanese American and my family speaks Taiwanese Hokkien but the phillipines version is so different. yay for diasporic Hokkien ppl!!
I RELATE SO MUCH TO THIS STUFF OMG. Though I am Fil-Chi, I don't speak an ounce of Chinese because I didn't enroll in Chinese school and I didn't take my Chinese tutorials seriously lol. But omg sobrang relate lalo na when it comes to like Ahma and Angkong and Guama and Guakong it's confusing sometimes 🙃 also Chinese medicine and in my family any skin condition can be treated with BL cream idk if it's a thing to every Chinoy out there but it's a thing in Binondo. Thanks for making this video Nades! Loved it!!
love this so much, achi nades!! i think hokkien is such a beautiful chinese dialect and it's sad that it's kind of dying na. "we do not bring tikoys around with us during chinese new year" spoke to me on a different level
Thank u for making this video!!! Im currently studying how to speak fookien and this video is very helpful. I watch it over and over. Hope you can make more! God bless 😊
This video is so cute. I speak Hokkien but your accent is different than mine. I don’t know what my accent is though. I find all the people who speak Hokkien has a different accent than my family. I used to think those other Hokkien accents were weird but maybe our accent is weird. 🤣🤣🤣 But I can understand what you are saying for he most part because you do speak quite quickly.
I am also a filipino-chinese but i can’t really feel the chinese part in me because my grandfather died early and he didn’t teach his children how to speak chinese nor their culture so my father dosen’t have anything to teach for us. My grandfather is from Macau and he speaks cantonese.
Just came across your video today. Certainly very interesting to hear Hokkien with Filipino inflection/accent and words thrown in the mix! Good to know that that Hokkien still thrives in your family! I'm a Chinese Malaysian who can barely function in my own dialects, Hakka and Hokkien which I partly blame for Mandarin language medium primary education in Malaysia.
Eyyy. This video is very very VERY educational. Omg i learned a LOT of things about chinese superstitions and its kind of interesting pala! Make more of these!
This is sooo funnn.. Chinese-Filipino din po akoo🤗 nakakarelate ako dun sa may magsasabi sayo bigla na bumalik dunn sa bansa mo(China) kahit I am in my country which is the Philippines.. it’s kinda awkward sometimes
Marami ganyan problem, pero 100 percent filipino kayo, hindi Kasi ginagawan ng ating government na dapat matanggap NG mga Tao Ang ganito na social problem NG ating mga kababayan, marami pa nga Yong iba galit SA fil-chi dahil SA issue tugkol SA west Phil sea, ano Naman kinalaman ng fil-chi dyan at na babash pa SA social media hahahahahaha, pero pinaka mabuti SA ating mga kababayang fil-chi mag aral NG Tagalog para mas matanggap SA social na relationship SA atin bansa
I am a Hokkien living in Kolkata, India. I was born in Kolkata and in our family we talk mainly in Hokkien but sometimes my Cantonese Mom would throw in some catchy phrases in Cantonese. I could understand here and there in your Fukkien but there are many subtle difference. Like for red we say Ah-ang. I think we are the only Hokkien living in India and my cousins also speak in Hokkien, so there is always someone talking in Hokkien around us. Loved your short "Presentation" and would like to hear Hokkien from you, Take care, - Ben
It's definitely easy , since I'm malaysian , Malaysian's Sarawak have more than 50 languages, also plenty of chinese school , I can read Chinese very very and very easily
We loved to see your other side Ate Nades! I admire your personality because you are not ashamed of being YOU (with chinese blood). I love how you acknowledge yourself as a Chinese and how proud you are being a Chinese. Thank you for sharing your wonderful side, I truly appreciated it. God bless ate Nades!
30 years ago,I had a Philippine tour. Once an old lady spoke english to me in a casino. because my english is very poor, I can't understand. She said "from Taipei ?" I said "yes" Then she spoke hokkien to me . Amazing! we can communicate each other in hokkien.
I dont know if this applies to you but some families with chinese blood encourage their offspring to marry someone who also has chinese blood this applies to most girls in the family this explians my mom and dad having chinese ancestry btw dad side is: Tiu aka Zhang and mom side is: Yap aka Ye
the gloria maris thing is legit tho,, like we always celebrate or have family gatherings there,,, parang wala na silang ibang restaurant na alam hahaha
so this is a filipino-hokkien understood about 75%. it amaze me so much that there is a hokkien speaker in philippine. greeting from indonesian-hokkien speaker here. l
i live in davao city. i can understand you 99%. i dont know what it is with us chinese here in the philippines, why its so difficult for me to understand hokkien speakers from taiwan and singapore, but you speak just like my relatives here would. Similar to your situation i speak hokkien to grandparents, tagalog and bisaya to classmates and general public, mandarin to mainlander businessmen, and english to my immediate family. haha. its good that younger generation like you still speak our language kahit na medyo slang konti. alot of my younger cousins dont even know how to speak hokkien anymore. they just speak english!
Haha the various hokkien dialects are quite different. Philippine hokkien is probably quite separate from the rest too because there tends to tagalog and english words in the mix along with a distinct accent.
i wonder why i cant find any old hokkien angkongs, amas, guakongs, and guamas that have videos of themselves speaking hokkien since theyre pretty much the people who use it 90% of the time
I'm Filipino Chinese too but I study in China right now. I speak no fookien at all *shame on me* but I'm fluent in Mandarin and *we look crazy a like* (in my opinion) first time actually seeing someone who looks(kinda) like me 😂 so happy to discover your channel! Planning to make mine to when I go back to China on Sept
i studied chinese before and i KNOW HOW SCARY chinese teachers could be + that is why i stopped learing chinese :( this video somehow pushes me to learn chinese again!!!
Not a Chinese person, and also someone who is only learning Taigi, but Lán-lâng-uē is an amazing language.Transcript of the first couple of sentences you said in Taigi: Lán lâi khai-sí--loh. Today, guá kin-á-jit beh kā ta̍k-ke kóng ê sī tsū guá suè-hàn, guá kin-á kàu tuā-hàn ê sî, kiat-kó--leh kám-kak ê, guá ê king-giām. Nā lí sī Hui-lu̍t-pin Huâ-lîn lí mā ē-tàng thé-huē.
2:04 true story. at 6y.o my parents was like very embarrassed bcs i can't speak hokkian and all i know is indonesian but after spartan training for 3 month i finally understand hokkien....
just saw this video when i searched up phillipine hokkien. i like hearing u talk, so i will subscribe. im also going to try to learn hokkien too, so this will be motivational :)!!
Filipino American here from San Diego California, would want to be multilingual to learn lots of language since I know tagalog, English, Spanish and now would want to know Chinese (hokkien)
I'm curious! Did you do the "choose a citizenship" thing when you turned 18? I forgot what that's called HAHAHAHA basta yung when you have to pick if you're gonna be a Filipino citizen or Chinese citizen? (idk if what i'm saying is correct soz nades! haha)
I'm also from a chinese school and yaaaaass there are really scary laoshi's like when one of them walks in the hallway we would run and hide in our classrooms! ..we also gave them really bad nicknames :
I was born in the Philippines and learned to speak philippine- hokkien. I leave now in switzerland and when I hear you speaking chinese it sounds so familiar.
This is cute. I was raised speaking hokkien cause my parents speak rly bad mandarin and grandparents dont speak any mandarin. Ur hokkien is actually legit. Vocab and use of phrases are just the same as what ppl in quanzhou would use(I say quanzhou here bc most Filipino Chinese trace their ancestry back to quanzhou and every place in hokkien has somewhat different accents and phrases) I can tell right away from ur accent that it’s influenced by Tagalog but that’s not a problem as long as you know how to speak hokkien! Great job keeping ur heritage alive!
She has a Zhangshou accent though.
we stan a multilingual kween
Thank you for creating this video and giving exposure to Philippine Hokkien, "our people's language" (lan lang ue). I hope that you will be making more videos featuring this beautiful language and that others will be inspired by you to keep the mother tongue alive. To sia di!
omg i was so surprised how well you can speak hokkien! I am a burmese hokkien too but i can barely understand most of it :-( but i could relate to so much of what you are speaking especially the medicine chicken soup!!! love this!! more of these please!
kyi si ya lee 🙏. My burmese friends in San Francisco also speak hokkien with Penang fashion. Just saying.
I believe my Grand Parents was in Burma before they moved to Bangladesh and then to Kolkata, India. So I guess our Hokkien will be very similar as I am also like you "but i can barely understand most of it :-(".
Hi, nadine! I was searching here in youtube of how to speak/learn hokkien, then I saw your video and clicked it... oh my.. I was in awe! Because you're a filipino-chinese and you're very fluent in speaking in hokkien. I am also a filipino-chinese but I didn't get the chance to learn how to speak in hokkien, but I learned how to speak in mandarin because I used to attend chinese school before but they only teach mandarin. So yeah, just sharing hehe. Oh! You're an amazing vlogger/youtuber! Keep it up!
Wait. This is basically philippines hokkien. If i listen hard enough i can understand, but i'm more used to singapore hokkien. I'm not sure if its your pronunciation or what but i cant understand a word you're saying
Likewise with listening to singaporian hokkien! I think filipino style is softer? The Filipino language heavily influenced my accent. Also, taiwanese hokkien accent is also different for me!
Nadine Felice I cant put my finger on it. If i were to listen to this, i would say that you're pronouncing it wrong but its just different accents
Nadine Felice for 学校， we both say o teng, but your tones feel out for some reason
im indonesian chinese and i feel the same! i can understand singaporean/malaysian hokkien better i think, which is so interesting
same HAHAH
my family's from taiwan and i never knew that taiwanese was so similar to hokkien! i was searching youtube to learn more taiwanese and i got really discouraged. ive been trying to improve my taiwanese but it was hard because i grew up in america and it's not really spoke in taiwan anymore, but when i learned it's almost exactly like hokkien (with a different accent) i got so excited!! i actually understand what you're saying! so thank you so much for this
AWWWWW THIS IS SO CUTE HEHEEHE good job on learning!!!! 😁😁😁
Actually taiwanese IS hokkien. I believe taiwan decided to call it the "taiwanese language"? But it's really the same language with a taiwanese accent lol.
Taiwan & Southern Fujian (Hokkien in Hokkien) SPEAK HOKKIEN, just like America, Canada & Australia SPEAK ENGLISH.
so nice to here someone speak lang nang wei. very rare. My family is also chinese but my parents grew up in the philipines before moving to the states. You speak it well! also, i relate to a lot of the things you said haha
I have a Filipino-Chinese friend who is very dear to me. Not a drop of Chinese blood in me but I can fully relate to all the things you said. It’s funny coz watching you video kind of reminds me of the ample amount of hokkien I learned thru the years.
So interesting to see a different side of you, ate Nades. I'm amazed of how you manage to speak in different languages and you're so fluent pa.
this is so cute!! i speak shanghainese at home and it's so nice to see someone speaking in another chinese dialect/talking about it
Speak chinese with Casey! HAHAH or teach Kali chinese language with Casey PLEASEEEE
i love this so much its so weird hearing someone else speak hokkien because none of my friends do and it's just my family :/
It's good that you speak hokkien!! It's so important to embrace and preserve your culture when youre a minority in a different country
I undertand every thing you said in hokkien.👍🏻❤🇵🇭❤🇹🇼
Hi Nadine! Stumbled upon your channel while looking for Philippine Hokkien videos for my (linguist) friend's reference. It's nice to hear Hokkien spoken much like how I was taught haha; bo hien ah-ni chhim, ma-si bo ya man-tai chhao e hahaha. In my case the chhim-khoan e hokkien oe is reserved for the church, especially when I attended the early morning service with my late goa-kong and if I'm required to read the Bible in Hokkien hahaha.
A note tho, very discouraged na yung paggamit ng hoan-na to refer to local Filipinos. In its original meaning, hoan-na can either mean 'foreigner' or 'barbarian'. Even yung hoan-na po, very discriminatory yung dating; kang-lang is more accepted. In this time of dismantling and purging racist elements in both the Filipino and FilChi culture, we must do our part as the new generation of Chinoys :)
Anyway, nakakatuwa marinig kang nagsasalita haha. Kiong-hi on your channel!
ATE NADINE SPEAKING IN CHINESE IS THE BEST
I think speaking in different languages is cool. Ate nades can you film basic Chinese words on your next video love yaah
rewatching this ate nades speaking in chinese cus she literally radiates positivity which i needed right now 😊
Born in the US, both parents born in Manila, I understood 85% of this without subtitles!
Ikaw talaga yung youtuber na ang mga contents kung sino ka talaga, ano ginagawa mo, ano hilig mo, etc. Parang ikaw yung youtuber na hindi nagchecheck kung madami ka bang viewers, likers or subscribers basta magawa mo lang ano yung gusto mo. I really really love you and your dedication 💕✨
AWWW HUHUH i love u!!! this is so sweet, kyla!!! stay true to yourself and enjoy what you do! :)
well.. overall i understand what you say but it's difficult to listen.. i don't know that 's your accent or all filipino hokkien has this accent..
i am Indonesian Hokkien speaker.. Malaysian Hokkien and Singaporean Hokkien it's still near to Medan (A City In Indonesia) Hokkien..
Philippine Hokkien is Coastal Quanzhou accent (泉海腔) based dialect because many part of Jinjiang is Coastal Quanzhou accent spoken area.
Nadine!! Omg haha my dad just sent this to me randomly. He watched this video daw and I told him we knew each other 😂 enjoyed watching this!!
OMG!!!! Im so kilig AND SHY HAHAAHAHA
I was so excited by this video because I’m currently trying to reconnect with my roots and push myself to practice by speaking Chinese in videos too 😭💕 thanks for doing this because it re-inspired me!
YAY I'm glad!!!! :)
this is so cool, I'm Taiwanese American and my family speaks Taiwanese Hokkien but the phillipines version is so different. yay for diasporic Hokkien ppl!!
i thought mandarin HAHA
watched the whole vid & realised na fukien is very different from mandarin haha
yes!! spoke in fukien! it's what we use normally! I can't speak mandarin huhu
Its not a mandarin po...its a taiwanese language
@@mayrielanoranza5546 Taiwanese are minnan , it's not same , minnan and hokkien are different place but not far , that's why similar
my god I don't know Fukien hahaha I can only speak is Mandarin hahaha
I RELATE SO MUCH TO THIS STUFF OMG. Though I am Fil-Chi, I don't speak an ounce of Chinese because I didn't enroll in Chinese school and I didn't take my Chinese tutorials seriously lol. But omg sobrang relate lalo na when it comes to like Ahma and Angkong and Guama and Guakong it's confusing sometimes 🙃 also Chinese medicine and in my family any skin condition can be treated with BL cream idk if it's a thing to every Chinoy out there but it's a thing in Binondo. Thanks for making this video Nades! Loved it!!
love this so much, achi nades!! i think hokkien is such a beautiful chinese dialect and it's sad that it's kind of dying na. "we do not bring tikoys around with us during chinese new year" spoke to me on a different level
很棒！😂🥴
对啊
Are you feom binondo?
Love you're video! My family speak hokkein, and I grew up in Xiamen and Canada. My grandpa is chinese from Phillipines. 💞💞
Thank u for making this video!!! Im currently studying how to speak fookien and this video is very helpful. I watch it over and over. Hope you can make more! God bless 😊
It's so different that I see Nades in a different but unique way. Love your Chinese talk 😍😍😍 Getting to know you differently is so great 😊
that giggle at the start tho✨🐣💛
This video is so cute. I speak Hokkien but your accent is different than mine. I don’t know what my accent is though. I find all the people who speak Hokkien has a different accent than my family. I used to think those other Hokkien accents were weird but maybe our accent is weird. 🤣🤣🤣 But I can understand what you are saying for he most part because you do speak quite quickly.
Im also a chinese filipino i know how you feel girl!
aaaaa it's so cool to see u speak chinese :") it's just amazing to see u speak so fluently 💗 u should make more vids where u speak chinese !!!!!
I am also a filipino-chinese but i can’t really feel the chinese part in me because my grandfather died early and he didn’t teach his children how to speak chinese nor their culture so my father dosen’t have anything to teach for us. My grandfather is from Macau and he speaks cantonese.
Just came across your video today. Certainly very interesting to hear Hokkien with Filipino inflection/accent and words thrown in the mix! Good to know that that Hokkien still thrives in your family! I'm a Chinese Malaysian who can barely function in my own dialects, Hakka and Hokkien which I partly blame for Mandarin language medium primary education in Malaysia.
Eyyy. This video is very very VERY educational. Omg i learned a LOT of things about chinese superstitions and its kind of interesting pala! Make more of these!
HEHEHE I really wanted to share some cool ish facts to you guys!!! Glad you enjoyed!
This is sooo funnn.. Chinese-Filipino din po akoo🤗 nakakarelate ako dun sa may magsasabi sayo bigla na bumalik dunn sa bansa mo(China) kahit I am in my country which is the Philippines.. it’s kinda awkward sometimes
Right?? HAHHAA youre just like “???”
Marami ganyan problem, pero 100 percent filipino kayo, hindi Kasi ginagawan ng ating government na dapat matanggap NG mga Tao Ang ganito na social problem NG ating mga kababayan, marami pa nga Yong iba galit SA fil-chi dahil SA issue tugkol SA west Phil sea, ano Naman kinalaman ng fil-chi dyan at na babash pa SA social media hahahahahaha, pero pinaka mabuti SA ating mga kababayang fil-chi mag aral NG Tagalog para mas matanggap SA social na relationship SA atin bansa
i love this vid and i can relate to all that you said, except that i suck at speaking hokkien (am i a disgrace now lol) mabuhay mga Fil-Chi! haha
I am a Hokkien living in Kolkata, India. I was born in Kolkata and in our family we talk mainly in Hokkien but sometimes my Cantonese Mom would throw in some catchy phrases in Cantonese. I could understand here and there in your Fukkien but there are many subtle difference. Like for red we say Ah-ang. I think we are the only Hokkien living in India and my cousins also speak in Hokkien, so there is always someone talking in Hokkien around us. Loved your short "Presentation" and would like to hear Hokkien from you, Take care, - Ben
How about an entire day of you speaking in Chinese? :pp
It's definitely easy , since I'm malaysian , Malaysian's Sarawak have more than 50 languages, also plenty of chinese school , I can read Chinese very very and very easily
@@mikemike1628 well, can you speak your national language fluently?
alfredz yes. We learn malay since small lol. Would love to see how malay dialect sounds
This sounds very much like the dialect that my grandmother speaks, and she is not eastern asian. I think that older languages have this sound to them.
BEEN WAITING FOR THIS TO HAPPEN REALLY HAHAA YOUR INTRO IS SO FREAKING CUTE ILY
HAHAHAA ENJOY WOOO
that medicine (black soup with young hen) sounds familiar... I think I've read it in a ancient Chinese novel
Wow Achi nades! This is cool! I can relate very much to your story! 😂😍
That was very entertaining! I’m also Chinese Filipino and I understood everything you said. To shia for making this video!
Philippines as well borrowed some Hokkien words commonly the susi or key
We loved to see your other side Ate Nades! I admire your personality because you are not ashamed of being YOU (with chinese blood). I love how you acknowledge yourself as a Chinese and how proud you are being a Chinese.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful side, I truly appreciated it. God bless ate Nades!
Aw thank u hehe God bless :)
Nadine Felice :)
Nakaka entertain talaga ang Hokkien mo, di ko na nga lang binabasa ang subtitles kasi nakaka amaze talaga pag pinaparining mo lang :)
Haha.. Halos d ko na po tinitignan ung subtitle. Just watching you and listen on how you speak chinese.. Yieee so cute! 😊😊
Awww!! ☺️
30 years ago,I had a Philippine tour. Once an old lady spoke english to me in a casino.
because my english is very poor, I can't understand.
She said "from Taipei ?"
I said "yes"
Then she spoke hokkien to me .
Amazing! we can communicate each other in hokkien.
yes, its mostly the vocabulary and pronunciation that just differs but we have a lot of common terms and pronunciations too
I dont know if this applies to you but some families with chinese blood encourage their offspring to marry someone who also has chinese blood this applies to most girls in the family this explians my mom and dad having chinese ancestry btw dad side is: Tiu aka Zhang and mom side is: Yap aka Ye
You were on my recommended section and I was shocked that you're actually Chinese - Filipino! New subbie here!!
Hoan-a (番仔） is an offensive term to refer to Filipinos, FYI.use hui li pin lang （菲律賓人)
This is so fun to watch oh my god you're so cute and fluent (for me)!!!!!!!! More videos like this please all the luvvv
i loved those little moments when you get flustered hahaha so cute! i also loved the code-switching lol ❤
the gloria maris thing is legit tho,, like we always celebrate or have family gatherings there,,, parang wala na silang ibang restaurant na alam hahaha
i could listen to ate nades speaking in chinese all day
YOU ARE SO CUTE ATE NADES!!❤
I LOVEEE THIS LANGUAGE SOOO MUCH 😭💕
YOU'RE SO CUTE! THIS IS AMAZING AHHH
so this is a filipino-hokkien understood about 75%. it amaze me so much that there is a hokkien speaker in philippine. greeting from indonesian-hokkien speaker here. l
DI NA BWE HIAW KONG LAN NANG UWE, DI YA GONG! HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAA WINNER
heyitsnaomsh it's too much effort to speak chinese. Atleast appreciate the effort rather calling someone stupid.
THE FEELS HAHAHAHAHA AND WHENEVER YOU SPEAK IN CHINESE AND THE TONE IS WRONG, THEY'LL BE LIKE "DI SI HUAN NA BA? DI BWE HYAW KONG LAN NANG WE" HAHAHA
Sherry Lam IKR!!!!! HAHAHA SABIHAN KA PA NG “HWA NA GONG!”
Or sometimes "ji ge ka tua han ke so Bae hiyao gong Lan lang we ji ge swe han ka e hiyao ooo *disappointed look*"
Been there. Hehe
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Hi! Had fun watching this video :)) I also took the chinese medicine when I was younger haha to more video like this! :)
Yaaay! 2nd viewer and first liker! Yaay for a new vid! Hai have been missing you ate nades! Thank you for this! Ang cute niyo ate grabe! 😍💛
yaaaay thank u for watching!!
In 2023!, US co, Meta announced their Hokkien (translator machine!
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i live in davao city. i can understand you 99%. i dont know what it is with us chinese here in the philippines, why its so difficult for me to understand hokkien speakers from taiwan and singapore, but you speak just like my relatives here would. Similar to your situation i speak hokkien to grandparents, tagalog and bisaya to classmates and general public, mandarin to mainlander businessmen, and english to my immediate family. haha. its good that younger generation like you still speak our language kahit na medyo slang konti. alot of my younger cousins dont even know how to speak hokkien anymore. they just speak english!
Haha the various hokkien dialects are quite different. Philippine hokkien is probably quite separate from the rest too because there tends to tagalog and english words in the mix along with a distinct accent.
Wow! Bet ko tong video na to ate Nadine!💕💕💕
this is so cute!! i wanna see a series of you speaking chinese, but your vids are fun as it is rin! hehe good job, nades
WOW, nice to know that there are Hokkien speaking Pinoy with a YT Channel. Hope I can connect with you more. Want to practice my Hokkien.
This is so cute Mama Duck! I love to see you speak Chinese more! 😍💓
Will make more soon ☺️
I can't help but smile while watching this vlog hahaha. It feels kind of different din (but in a good way) na Ate Nadine's speaking in Chinese hehehe
i wonder why i cant find any old hokkien angkongs, amas, guakongs, and guamas that have videos of themselves speaking hokkien since theyre pretty much the people who use it 90% of the time
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO FOREVERRRRR LOVE THIS ACHI NADES HAHAHA I TOTALLY SPEAK LIKE YOU HAHAHAHAA
I am Taiwanese , I think it would be interesting if we communicate by hokkien XDD
I'm Filipino Chinese too but I study in China right now. I speak no fookien at all *shame on me* but I'm fluent in Mandarin and *we look crazy a like* (in my opinion) first time actually seeing someone who looks(kinda) like me 😂 so happy to discover your channel! Planning to make mine to when I go back to China on Sept
hi atchi nadine 💗 i'm half chinese but i can't speak fokkien i was wondering if you can make a video about teaching us some phrases !! toshiaaaa 💗💗
So true some other old chinese teachers are strict.
i love how genuine you are to us. We love you nadine! You are the cutest!
Awh you’re soooo goood at speaking Chinese🌻💛
i studied chinese before and i KNOW HOW SCARY chinese teachers could be + that is why i stopped learing chinese :( this video somehow pushes me to learn chinese again!!!
OMG ATSI NADES I LUV THIS VID
Not a Chinese person, and also someone who is only learning Taigi, but Lán-lâng-uē is an amazing language.Transcript of the first couple of sentences you said in Taigi: Lán lâi khai-sí--loh. Today, guá kin-á-jit beh kā ta̍k-ke kóng ê sī tsū guá suè-hàn, guá kin-á kàu tuā-hàn ê sî, kiat-kó--leh kám-kak ê, guá ê king-giām. Nā lí sī Hui-lu̍t-pin Huâ-lîn lí mā ē-tàng thé-huē.
I understand a little bit than a traditional Taiwanese Hokkien, sometimes I'd watching 八點檔 (Taiwanese-dialect dramas) usually on YT when I'm bored.
2:04 true story. at 6y.o my parents was like very embarrassed bcs i can't speak hokkian and all i know is indonesian but after spartan training for 3 month i finally understand hokkien....
just saw this video when i searched up phillipine hokkien. i like hearing u talk, so i will subscribe. im also going to try to learn hokkien too, so this will be motivational :)!!
Youre not alone. Much love from fil-chi -Dumaguete.
Yay for new vid!! ♡ God bless you ate ate Nadine and luv u! ♡
I understand most of it and I speak Chinese hokkien that’s basically singapore hokkien, it’s just the heavy accent
AHHH ATE NADES I LOVE U 😍❤️
Filipino American here from San Diego California, would want to be multilingual to learn lots of language since I know tagalog, English, Spanish and now would want to know Chinese (hokkien)
I'm curious! Did you do the "choose a citizenship" thing when you turned 18? I forgot what that's called HAHAHAHA basta yung when you have to pick if you're gonna be a Filipino citizen or Chinese citizen? (idk if what i'm saying is correct soz nades! haha)
No because i was born here!! Hehe My parents are also fil citizenships din when i was born :)
This vid was honestly so cute !! I could watch u talk for hours HAHAHAHA ❤️
I'm also from a chinese school and yaaaaass there are really scary laoshi's like when one of them walks in the hallway we would run and hide in our classrooms! ..we also gave them really bad nicknames :
Wawa chinese teachers HAHAA
I'm from the U.S. and I don't speak Chinese, but you are so talented! Gurl... three languages?!