The life of most people in the Philippines are really hard. So people most of the times just want to forget even for a short while. So singing, or dancing, or having an inuman (drinking) session with family and friends is an escape from reality. This is common and ordinary especially when life hits us the hardest. The fun part is that even if you are not good nobody will judge you. Thank you so much you guys, for embracing the Filipino culture. Maraming Salamat...
My grandmother used to do it to me as a kid, man... All of my older siblings can sing but I am the one on the family who can sing those high notes... I have been singing since I was a freaking 5 years old.
What Efra was saying is true. I was previosly connected with an international consutling firm and some of my collegues who would come from western countries were amazed when we do performances (singing, dancing, etc) during office Xmas parties in the Philippines which were mostly done for fun . They said they they could not imagine putting themselves out there to be made fun of. When I told them that is the whole point, to laugh and be laughed at and that all is made in good fun, they still could not get it.
I don't think Filipinos being nice comes from their singing culture. I actually believe it's the other way around, the reason why singing is so common and openly encouraged in the Philippines is because people won't judge you regardless if you are great and that comes from their nature of being accepting and nice.
Yeah man I can’t sing to save my life but I always participate in my family’s karaoke sessions even though I’m crap. It’s not about trying to show off, it’s about hanging out with your loved ones.
@@dawnbalmes2137 true ,, sometimes other country more appropriate ur good singing than in Philippines,, because if you join singing contest judges are too much high standards on judging even ur very good in singing,,if you go go to agt judges are so amazed,,kya mas mabuti p s ibng bnsa kc nkikita nila ang galing at kakayahn mo d tulad s pinas prng un birit birit lng ang tinitgnan nila kpg mbaba knta mo dika dw maging d daw ikw ang hinahanap nila,,dmi npanood n sumali reject sila dahil nga msyado mataas ang standard ng ibng judges,, observation lng po✌️😊
5:45 ... thats song is actually a competition piece here in the philippines, you can here in singing competitions as early as ELEMENTARY to COLLEGE and finally to TV singing competitions ... yup!
Before the spanish came in 1521, filipinos already loves music. We used bamboo, coco shell, tree leaf, etc to produce an instrument/sound. Later on the Spanish time, guitar came and it was introduced. Our first city is CEBU CITY(Spanish explorer Ferdinand Magellan died and lost his fighters in the island of Mactan in Cebu). Its is in Cebu province where local guitars are made. This made CEBUANOS & nearby islands famous in music. The likes of ASIA'S QUEEN of Songs PELITA CORRALES(a mestiza spanish descent) & Asia's Phoenix MORISSETTE AMON are from CEBU city & Minglanilla, Cebu respectively. .
You see even not all of us are good singers but when we hear someone (who we know) sing a song that we know we will automatically sing with them. Whether we do duet or we harmonize with them while doing what we are doing at the moment.
You won't have any difficulty Efra when you go to the Philippines, everyone knows how to speak English and I think you're both famous here already. Thanks for enjoying the Filipino talents.
In the Philippines, you take turn singing... Until your mom makes you sing even though you don't want to... "It's just us. Family." They always say... Or someone always has a guitar and just automatically start a jam session. Always full of music...
I'm happy that you really love and enjoy our country, culture and people. I'm one of those subscribers who always watch you while eating breakfast everyday, as in no skip everyday. You two are my happy pill. We love you Wale and Efra. Love from 🇵🇭
Do a travel vlog. Go be featured to one of the noon time show and find yourself on the same makeup room with all the birit queens have a wishbus record.. tag along with Gigi vibes. Book yourself the tao expedition in Palawan, this is the only tour worth your while. Batanes and cebu exploration. And In the end get adopted by a grandmother and instantly have a thousand relatives.
Actually Efra, you don't have to speak the language for us to understand you. It's okay to speak in English. We'll understand. 😆However, you talking in Tagalog, will make us appreciate you more.😉
As kids in the 80's in Manila, we get 5-10 Pesos from "Raton Perez" (our version of tooth fairy) whenever we lose a tooth. I don't know how much kids in the PH get nowadays but perhaps Wale is right about 50 Pesos. FYI, I live in Europe and when Filipinos gather here for a party, lechon, pancit, lumpiang shanghai, etc. are served. For entertainment, esp. during big weddings or cultural events, party-goers also dance to tinikling and, of course, it will never be a Filipino party without the MagicSing (karaoke microphones)!
Just to further illustrate how firmly entrenched the culture of singing is in the Philippines, in our office, one tecreational facility provided by our employers for us to relax during our breaks and after shift is a karaoke room. Seriously. What country in the world will you find a karaoke room at the workplace?
is it just me or you also get the urge to buy Efra some MagicSing/Karaoke and watch him have the greatest fun of his life! hahaha I’d have fun watching him sing “Di lang Ikaw” or “Pangarap ko ang Ibigin ka” Lol
I sing whenever I feel like doing it. connect the speakers and microphone on the computer, search karaoke videos on TH-cam and sing. Singing really has been our daily hobby here. whether there's party or none LOL. Sometimes our neighbor would plug their karaoke machine at 7 in the morning and would sing the whole day! Crazy Filipinos, aren't we?
Filipino peoples love to sing every filipono people has karaoke in their houses well guys iloveyou both and thankyou for respecting and futuring our culture and people always iam a fan godbless u and ur family ❤️❤️❤️from Philippines
Awesome if you two visit the Philippines. You guys will be treated like celebrities there, because the whole island watches your channel for supporting Filipino talents. knowing some tagalog words will do, don't worry English is still widely spoken in big cities all over. Thanks for the reaction and comments to Karaoke performers. God bless
When we do our family reunion, our relatives hired a whole band to perform but it turns out that my relatives takes over the stage and used every single instruments. Drinking + music = quality time
You could visit the Philippines with a one-month visa then extend it for another two months for a total of 3 months. Then you can hop over to Hongkong or Singapore and when you come back, renew the visa for another 3 month visa, and keep doing this indefinitely. That will give you lots of time to visit Zamboanga City and other places, join in lots of karaoke parties, practice with different bands, church choirs, school glee clubs, dance groups, go island hopping, dive in the world's best dive spots, climb mountains, swim under waterfalls, learn how to surf, eat various foods in all types of restaurants, learn to speak Tagalog or Chavacano, visit Vigan, Intramuros, and Binondo.
Well, some say that the Philippines was the Land of Ophir/Gold mentioned in the Bible, and the Bible says (Isiah 42:10) “Sing to the Lord a new song - His praise from the ends of the earth (‘Pearl of the East, The Philippines’) - you who go down to the sea, and all that is in it, you islands (Philippines has 7k+ islands) and all who dwell in them.” This could be the reason why a lot of Filipinos can sing really well, it has been a part of the culture since the beginning, and it will be until the end…
How do you sing? Yes, just sing whenever you want. That's what we do here. We laugh sometimes here when you're out of tune, but we are not judgemental, not everyone has the tune. But we do encourage singing. So just sing! In the shower, while having coffee, while walking,when you're sad, when you're happy, or whenever you want to sing your heart out.
During our annual family Christmas reunions, we have a band setup where all musicians are our uncles and cousins or one of our siblings. We call each family for any presentation be it a song or dance or both. Then after the formal individual family performances comes the free for all where anyone can sing or play and jam with the band. I miss those Christmasses now 😭♥️
You should check out clips of SB19 being in Pinoy Big brother where they were mentoring the teens in singing and dancing in prep for a concert the teens were to do. There are clips of Stell teaching one of the boys how to sing a phrase better and Pablo giving pointers to another lad how to sing better. You will also see clips of Stell just breaking out into random singing. Also check out a clip of the crowd at the SB19’s DDcon singing MAPA. The whole crowd is singing MAPA acapella.
I’m hungry: “ Ako ay gutom” I want to eat: Gusto Kong kumain( from kain meaning- eat or to eat) I want to sing: Gusto Kong kumanta- from kanta - to sing . Sounds like you both are fast learners😊
FYI: People don't usually say, "Ako ay gutom" in day-to-day conversation. It's grammatically correct but unusually used (di-pangkaaraniwang ayon ng pangungusap). People commonly say, "Nagugutom ako" or "Gutom ako."
You two keep on becoming very beautiful each time I watch you, happy to watch you discuss the subject videos and relating each with your actual experiences, GBU, enjoy😊
Efra, as you have said " sing and become better person" or better yet; Sing for fun and pleasure, and become a better person. A suggested slogan for the Philippines.
i know im just a no one. but i do wish, if you ever go here in philippines specially here in cebu, i can meet you or even see both of you. i've been following you guys from the beginning. thank you for appreciating for our culture.
The one who sang the " Never Enough " song must idolize Regine Velazquez, who is the Asia's songbird and is also a Filipino. Regine is iconic considering her age.❤
Filipino words/ phrases (loose): Pangarap (root word) - dream Pangarap ko - my dream Pangarap mo - your dream Nangarap ako - I dreamt Nangangarap ako - i am dreaming Pinapangarap ko - i dream for Gutom (root word) - hunger Nagugutom - hungry Nagugutom ako - i am hungry Pagkain (root word) - food Kain (root word) - eat Tayo - us Ako - me Ko - my/mine Ikaw -you Ka - (pertaining to) you Iyo - your/yours
Hi Efra & Waleska. I am your #1 fan here in the Philippines. I always visit youtube just to watched the two of you. I love all your reactions and comments in all the videos you are watching. I wish to see you once you visit phils. Godbless. Mabuhay❤
And the two ladies in the beginning of the video were casually seating down while belting it out! I'm a new subscriber. You guys are so funny and entertaining that I've watched many of your videos already. You guys speak Filipino words well!
Love (emotion) - Mahal “I love you” - mahal kita Like (love) - I love halo-halo - Gusto ko ng halo-halo - You can’t use “mahal for liking Expensive is also “mahal” - The price of gas is expensive - Ang presyo ng gasolina ay mahal.
(1) We know Michael Buble, but we have a Jose Mari Chan Christmas. (2) PhP50 is always around US$1. (3) When it comes to liking/loving something that you do or want to have, you say, for example, "Gusto ko ang halo-halo." Gusto, not mahal. If you like/love doing or having something frequently, you can say, "Mahilig ako sa halo-halo." It emphasizes just how much you like/love it.
i cant forget the time that in a birthday party here in the Philippines, the celebrant invited me together with his relatives and other friends who i met for the 1st time. i swear it was a birthday party but turned out to be a singing contest coz in every table/group there is one or two person who can sing. really fun competitive moment though.
Gusto - like Gusto ko - I like, “ko” refers to me (i) Gusto kong kumain- I want to eat, kumain means to eat Gusto kong kumain ng halo-halo. - I want to eat halo-halo. Hehe 😉 Mahal - love, could also mean expensive.
Hi Efra & Waleska just wanna say that I am your #1 here in the Phils. I always visit youtube just to watch the two of you. I love how you react and give comments in all videos you watche. I hope I can see you if you decide to visit phils😊😊😊
that's a normal family gathering here in the philippines, its either you sing and play an instrument or you dance or do both as a kid, there is no in between because as kids you have to entertain the adult relatives and visitors. sometimes you end up with lots of caching so it encourages you to practice more so when another family party comes up you be ready again so you gonna have more money again. its like a money earning thing for kids here. hehe. and when those kids become adults they end up having nice voices due to continuous practice since childhood.
Yes, you can sing wherever you want, no judgement if you are good or not singer, Just a relaxation and enjoying everyone, with parties or no party, even without an occasion you can sing and no one will complain, so blessed
Cheryl Porter is also my vocal coach! She is one of the best vocal coach there is. She is the voice of Disney's Circle of Life The Lion king in Italian. Just recently one of her videos in Tik Tok got popular with over 100M views about her vocal warmups.
music has always been part of our family gathering,, and its not just karaoke, its almost always live performance and jamming sessions with cousins, aunts and uncles.
Pagkain (pag ka-in) - food Gutom (gu-tom) - hungry 💕 Saan (sa-an) where Most Pilipino understand English even though some are not fluent in English. Sign language is also a thing 😉
Hungry is "gutom"...gutom na aq means i am already hungry. Mahal can mean expensive or love depending on the usage. I a subscriber here and lv to teach u tagalog.
The life of most people in the Philippines are really hard. So people most of the times just want to forget even for a short while. So singing, or dancing, or having an inuman (drinking) session with family and friends is an escape from reality. This is common and ordinary especially when life hits us the hardest. The fun part is that even if you are not good nobody will judge you. Thank you so much you guys, for embracing the Filipino culture.
Maraming Salamat...
you are actually right about elders giving us money or snacks if we perform in front of other people 🤣
Soooo true!
My grandmother used to do it to me as a kid, man...
All of my older siblings can sing but I am the one on the family who can sing those high notes... I have been singing since I was a freaking 5 years old.
20 pesos per song. If I sing 5 times I get 100 pesos! Yey!
To me it's my dad 🤣 he keeps bribing me everytime
When I was a kid our rich uncle would give a bounty to all the kids of 100pesos for every 100 in karaoke hahahaha
What Efra was saying is true. I was previosly connected with an international consutling firm and some of my collegues who would come from western countries were amazed when we do performances (singing, dancing, etc) during office Xmas parties in the Philippines which were mostly done for fun . They said they they could not imagine putting themselves out there to be made fun of. When I told them that is the whole point, to laugh and be laughed at and that all is made in good fun, they still could not get it.
I don't think Filipinos being nice comes from their singing culture. I actually believe it's the other way around, the reason why singing is so common and openly encouraged in the Philippines is because people won't judge you regardless if you are great and that comes from their nature of being accepting and nice.
Yeah man I can’t sing to save my life but I always participate in my family’s karaoke sessions even though I’m crap. It’s not about trying to show off, it’s about hanging out with your loved ones.
My uncle always tell me to sing even if my voice is shit as long as I give life to the song
Yeah as long as you know the song and you want to sing. You can do that. I cant imagine living as a filipino without music.
Actually, it was the opposite, performing here(Philippines) was one the difficult things, Filipino audiences are hard to impress hehe
@@dawnbalmes2137 true ,, sometimes other country more appropriate ur good singing than in Philippines,, because if you join singing contest judges are too much high standards on judging even ur very good in singing,,if you go go to agt judges are so amazed,,kya mas mabuti p s ibng bnsa kc nkikita nila ang galing at kakayahn mo d tulad s pinas prng un birit birit lng ang tinitgnan nila kpg mbaba knta mo dika dw maging d daw ikw ang hinahanap nila,,dmi npanood n sumali reject sila dahil nga msyado mataas ang standard ng ibng judges,, observation lng po✌️😊
5:45 ... thats song is actually a competition piece here in the philippines, you can here in singing competitions as early as ELEMENTARY to COLLEGE and finally to TV singing competitions ... yup!
I'm so tempted to send you both a Platinum Karaoke system which costs about 400 dollars. I'm sure Waleska will love it!
I-pa-da-la na yan! I-pa-da-la na yan! 😁 Then Efra must do a live stream while singing pangarap ko ang ibigin ka 😂😆
We need to hear some Jano Gibbs from Efra
Please send it madam..we wanna see efra singing pangarap ko ang ibigin ka and di lang ikaw😁😁😁...or a duet with waleska singing hanggang ngayon😁😁
Cant wait to see this come true 😁
Gogogogo.. pra marinig natin sila kumanta😍🥰
Before the spanish came in 1521, filipinos already loves music. We used bamboo, coco shell, tree leaf, etc to produce an instrument/sound. Later on the Spanish time, guitar came and it was introduced. Our first city is CEBU CITY(Spanish explorer Ferdinand Magellan died and lost his fighters in the island of Mactan in Cebu). Its is in Cebu province where local guitars are made. This made CEBUANOS & nearby islands famous in music. The likes of ASIA'S QUEEN of Songs PELITA CORRALES(a mestiza spanish descent) & Asia's Phoenix MORISSETTE AMON are from CEBU city & Minglanilla, Cebu respectively.
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at 3 years old, if you can't sing, you can dance. and you get applause every time no matter how well or badly you performed
You see even not all of us are good singers but when we hear someone (who we know) sing a song that we know we will automatically sing with them. Whether we do duet or we harmonize with them while doing what we are doing at the moment.
You won't have any difficulty Efra when you go to the Philippines, everyone knows how to speak English and I think you're both famous here already. Thanks for enjoying the Filipino talents.
In the Philippines, you take turn singing... Until your mom makes you sing even though you don't want to... "It's just us. Family." They always say... Or someone always has a guitar and just automatically start a jam session. Always full of music...
I'm happy that you really love and enjoy our country, culture and people. I'm one of those subscribers who always watch you while eating breakfast everyday, as in no skip everyday. You two are my happy pill. We love you Wale and Efra. Love from 🇵🇭
Do a travel vlog. Go be featured to one of the noon time show and find yourself on the same makeup room with all the birit queens have a wishbus record.. tag along with Gigi vibes. Book yourself the tao expedition in Palawan, this is the only tour worth your while. Batanes and cebu exploration. And In the end get adopted by a grandmother and instantly have a thousand relatives.
Specially when Fiesta or event try to walk on the street every house has karaoke and 100% every House there's a good singer. 😃
Actually Efra, you don't have to speak the language for us to understand you. It's okay to speak in English. We'll understand. 😆However, you talking in Tagalog, will make us appreciate you more.😉
As kids in the 80's in Manila, we get 5-10 Pesos from "Raton Perez" (our version of tooth fairy) whenever we lose a tooth. I don't know how much kids in the PH get nowadays but perhaps Wale is right about 50 Pesos.
FYI, I live in Europe and when Filipinos gather here for a party, lechon, pancit, lumpiang shanghai, etc. are served. For entertainment, esp. during big weddings or cultural events, party-goers also dance to tinikling and, of course, it will never be a Filipino party without the MagicSing (karaoke microphones)!
Just to further illustrate how firmly entrenched the culture of singing is in the Philippines, in our office, one tecreational facility provided by our employers for us to relax during our breaks and after shift is a karaoke room. Seriously. What country in the world will you find a karaoke room at the workplace?
When my cousins and I were kids, we would practice a performance in preparation before seeing our grandparents. And yes, we earned money that way.😊
is it just me or you also get the urge to buy Efra some MagicSing/Karaoke and watch him have the greatest fun of his life! hahaha I’d have fun watching him sing “Di lang Ikaw” or “Pangarap ko ang Ibigin ka” Lol
We also need some Jano Gibbs from Efra
Efra, if you try just speaking Tagalog the whole day and folks see you struggling, they most likely will switch to English to accommodate you. 😆
True
⬆️This⬆️
I sing whenever I feel like doing it. connect the speakers and microphone on the computer, search karaoke videos on TH-cam and sing. Singing really has been our daily hobby here. whether there's party or none LOL. Sometimes our neighbor would plug their karaoke machine at 7 in the morning and would sing the whole day! Crazy Filipinos, aren't we?
Filipino peoples love to sing every filipono people has karaoke in their houses well guys iloveyou both and thankyou for respecting and futuring our culture and people always iam a fan godbless u and ur family ❤️❤️❤️from Philippines
In an interview Lea said that she was singing in family parties as a kid. She stood on the table and hold anything like a comb and pretend it's a mic.
Awesome if you two visit the Philippines. You guys will be treated like celebrities there, because the whole island watches your channel for supporting Filipino talents. knowing some tagalog words will do, don't worry English is still widely spoken in big cities all over. Thanks for the reaction and comments to Karaoke performers. God bless
When we do our family reunion, our relatives hired a whole band to perform but it turns out that my relatives takes over the stage and used every single instruments. Drinking + music = quality time
Hi Waleska and Efra! 👋 Come now to the Philippines and experience everything for real. We are now open for tourist. 👍😊
You could visit the Philippines with a one-month visa then extend it for another two months for a total of 3 months. Then you can hop over to Hongkong or Singapore and when you come back, renew the visa for another 3 month visa, and keep doing this indefinitely.
That will give you lots of time to visit Zamboanga City and other places, join in lots of karaoke parties, practice with different bands, church choirs, school glee clubs, dance groups, go island hopping, dive in the world's best dive spots, climb mountains, swim under waterfalls, learn how to surf, eat various foods in all types of restaurants, learn to speak Tagalog or Chavacano, visit Vigan, Intramuros, and Binondo.
Please check EZ MIL and her sister Ryann live on wish bus singing Storm,thank you
that yellow bottle called Tanduay greatly improoves our voices and therefore our singing. trust me.
Most of them can sing like a professional singer. That is very common in our country.
Nope, not every Filipino. I can't.
I introduce you to my techy mother. She's so happy watching you guys! 😂Keep safe and love you both💛
Well, some say that the Philippines was the Land of Ophir/Gold mentioned in the Bible, and the Bible says (Isiah 42:10) “Sing to the Lord a new song - His praise from the ends of the earth (‘Pearl of the East, The Philippines’) - you who go down to the sea, and all that is in it, you islands (Philippines has 7k+ islands) and all who dwell in them.” This could be the reason why a lot of Filipinos can sing really well, it has been a part of the culture since the beginning, and it will be until the end…
We’re waiting for you guys! Prepare to be a blogger (a kind of) when you’re here in Philippines! 🇵🇭💪 Power on! Mabuhay! (Long live!)
50 pesos = $1 ( and few cents) 🤣
Waleska san and Efra san you will be always shock and amaze by Filipinos in general.keep safe always and Godbless 🙏💞💞💞💞⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🇯🇵🇵🇭
How do you sing? Yes, just sing whenever you want. That's what we do here. We laugh sometimes here when you're out of tune, but we are not judgemental, not everyone has the tune. But we do encourage singing. So just sing! In the shower, while having coffee, while walking,when you're sad, when you're happy, or whenever you want to sing your heart out.
During our annual family Christmas reunions, we have a band setup where all musicians are our uncles and cousins or one of our siblings. We call each family for any presentation be it a song or dance or both. Then after the formal individual family performances comes the free for all where anyone can sing or play and jam with the band. I miss those Christmasses now 😭♥️
You should check out clips of SB19 being in Pinoy Big brother where they were mentoring the teens in singing and dancing in prep for a concert the teens were to do. There are clips of Stell teaching one of the boys how to sing a phrase better and Pablo giving pointers to another lad how to sing better. You will also see clips of Stell just breaking out into random singing.
Also check out a clip of the crowd at the SB19’s DDcon singing MAPA. The whole crowd is singing MAPA acapella.
Up thiiiiiis! Up up yes yes yes pleaaaaase! And just check out ken's cuteness while eating tons of iced cream
I’m hungry: “ Ako ay gutom”
I want to eat: Gusto Kong kumain( from kain meaning- eat or to eat)
I want to sing: Gusto Kong kumanta- from kanta - to sing .
Sounds like you both are fast learners😊
FYI: People don't usually say, "Ako ay gutom" in day-to-day conversation. It's grammatically correct but unusually used (di-pangkaaraniwang ayon ng pangungusap). People commonly say, "Nagugutom ako" or "Gutom ako."
Halo halo ako mahal = I'm halo halo, love (term of endearment) LOL
Perfect sense 😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks
That is a good idea ,why not both of you travel to the philippines and expand.....filipinos love your family!
You two keep on becoming very beautiful each time I watch you, happy to watch you discuss the subject videos and relating each with your actual experiences, GBU, enjoy😊
50 Philippine Pesos is about 1 US Dollar....cheers...American-Filipino here on the West Coast of the USA.
Efra, as you have said " sing and become better person" or better yet; Sing for fun and pleasure, and become a better person. A suggested slogan for the Philippines.
I am the biggest fan of Efra,,,,,,love his witty jokes like Lathery
Efra's so funny 😄 😆 🤣 and soooooo cute I love him na😍😍
Efra is so cute 🤣
Your expression Efra makes me laugh 😂
Hi guys..can you please react folk dance of Philippines..pandango sa ilaw♥️♥️
Manlalatik too
Also singkil...
i know im just a no one. but i do wish, if you ever go here in philippines specially here in cebu, i can meet you or even see both of you. i've been following you guys from the beginning. thank you for appreciating for our culture.
The one who sang the " Never Enough " song must idolize Regine Velazquez, who is the Asia's songbird and is also a Filipino. Regine is iconic considering her age.❤
Filipino words/ phrases (loose):
Pangarap (root word) - dream
Pangarap ko - my dream
Pangarap mo - your dream
Nangarap ako - I dreamt
Nangangarap ako - i am dreaming
Pinapangarap ko - i dream for
Gutom (root word) - hunger
Nagugutom - hungry
Nagugutom ako - i am hungry
Pagkain (root word) - food
Kain (root word) - eat
Tayo - us
Ako - me
Ko - my/mine
Ikaw -you
Ka - (pertaining to) you
Iyo - your/yours
Hi Efra & Waleska. I am your #1 fan here in the Philippines. I always visit youtube just to watched the two of you. I love all your reactions and comments in all the videos you are watching. I wish to see you once you visit phils. Godbless. Mabuhay❤
Actually even just a slice of fruit they gave us just to sing at kareoki we were so happy to obliged whatever song they requested for us to sing😁
Danggg you look good you two 🔥🔥🔥
And the two ladies in the beginning of the video were casually seating down while belting it out!
I'm a new subscriber. You guys are so funny and entertaining that I've watched many of your videos already. You guys speak Filipino words well!
I hope you can visit Philippines and make vlogs on the things you wanted to try i think it'll be really fun
You guys are basuras kept me awake 12 hrs watching all of your videos because of that i was late at work. Kudos!
Xin chao! watching from vietnam. A filipino here . Its so natural for us filipinos to sing any songs.
Love (emotion) - Mahal “I love you” - mahal kita
Like (love) - I love halo-halo - Gusto ko ng halo-halo - You can’t use “mahal for liking
Expensive is also “mahal” - The price of gas is expensive - Ang presyo ng gasolina ay mahal.
(1) We know Michael Buble, but we have a Jose Mari Chan Christmas.
(2) PhP50 is always around US$1.
(3) When it comes to liking/loving something that you do or want to have, you say, for example, "Gusto ko ang halo-halo." Gusto, not mahal. If you like/love doing or having something frequently, you can say, "Mahilig ako sa halo-halo." It emphasizes just how much you like/love it.
Hi Efra, loving your hairstyle 💕
i cant forget the time that in a birthday party here in the Philippines, the celebrant invited me together with his relatives and other friends who i met for the 1st time. i swear it was a birthday party but turned out to be a singing contest coz in every table/group there is one or two person who can sing. really fun competitive moment though.
These siblings are really entertaining... Love you guys..
Evenin dancing we made it very artistic and fun ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Gusto - like
Gusto ko - I like, “ko” refers to me (i)
Gusto kong kumain- I want to eat, kumain means to eat
Gusto kong kumain ng halo-halo. - I want to eat halo-halo.
Hehe 😉
Mahal - love, could also mean expensive.
Hi Efra & Waleska just wanna say that I am your #1 here in the Phils. I always visit youtube just to watch the two of you. I love how you react and give comments in all videos you watche. I hope I can see you if you decide to visit phils😊😊😊
5:46…..Efra’s face….says it all
Japan In Filipino/Tagalog Is Hapón , Japanese In Filipino/Tagalog Is “ Hapones Or Haponesa 😊🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
that's a normal family gathering here in the philippines, its either you sing and play an instrument or you dance or do both as a kid, there is no in between because as kids you have to entertain the adult relatives and visitors. sometimes you end up with lots of caching so it encourages you to practice more so when another family party comes up you be ready again so you gonna have more money again. its like a money earning thing for kids here. hehe. and when those kids become adults they end up having nice voices due to continuous practice since childhood.
These two are so entertaining. Wale with her vocal expertise and Ezra with his hilariousness.
I'm like efra in 5:16 when they said, are you eating again? 😁
I love your reactions ❤️❤️❤️ ive watched all your vids. ❤️
★Kevin Traqueña sings cover version of Morissette's song, "Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw" in a mall.
★ 👍🆙
50 pesos is equivalent to 1 USD. It's big during my childhood.... Hungry (gutom), mahal also means expensive, roasted pig (lechon)
In Philippine parties, karaoke is a must 😁
Love ur look now wale ska and efra..hair styles..
Yes, you can sing wherever you want, no judgement if you are good or not singer, Just a relaxation and enjoying everyone, with parties or no party, even without an occasion you can sing and no one will complain, so blessed
Cheryl Porter is also my vocal coach! She is one of the best vocal coach there is. She is the voice of Disney's Circle of Life The Lion king in Italian. Just recently one of her videos in Tik Tok got popular with over 100M views about her vocal warmups.
I really love to watch this two ..they always chilling....and your right...the elders give us prize if we performed in front...hehehe
Efra…hahahaha, Waleska and Efra do come and visit the Philippines, you will be welcomed by many! Filipinos love you!
Instead of “Mahal ko ang halohalo”, you say “Paborito ko ang halohalo”
I love you, both,wlska and efra!
SLMT po.
music has always been part of our family gathering,, and its not just karaoke, its almost always live performance and jamming sessions with cousins, aunts and uncles.
I really enjoy watching this🇵🇭🇵🇭
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50pesos is closely equivalent to 1dollar
Ezra should do a stand up comic!!!
If we're talking in tagalog, we say Hapon. If we're using English, we say Japan.
Both of you, ur are the most my favorite blogger.. luv it.
I love watching you guys but this has got to be my favorite one and You guys will have a great time if and when you visit Philippines
Mahal means love. It also mean expensive
Yesss pilipino they love their craft , always
Hi hello guys , I am a Filipino who can Carry a flat tone.
Same 🤣 and im confident about it and that makes me an instant comedian singer on parties w/ friends or families
First thing i notice , those hair tho . 😍🔥🔥
5:15 Efra's straight face reaction was hilarious 🤣🤣
You made me laugh Efra😂 if you want halo halo just say "gusto ko ng halo halo" (means I want halo halo).
Pagkain (pag ka-in) - food
Gutom (gu-tom) - hungry 💕
Saan (sa-an) where
Most Pilipino understand English even though some are not fluent in English. Sign language is also a thing 😉
Awww here you are again, guys! I enjoy watching your videos❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭❤️❤️❤️
I love these types of reactions.
Hungry is "gutom"...gutom na aq means i am already hungry. Mahal can mean expensive or love depending on the usage. I a subscriber here and lv to teach u tagalog.