American Orders Food in Filipino Language, Locals SHOCKED 😂
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Learning a language specifically to talk to friends/acquaintances shows them so much respect.
In most cases yes. I agree. But this wasn't how it worked out for me. I learned French especially to communicate with my in-laws. Never got a smile or a word of encouragement. Always got told I wasn't learning fast enough and even sometimes implying that I didn't even try hard enough. I somehow never gave up and today I speak French at near native level fluency. Never get stuck for words or expressions.
@@varuna6089 Ce n'est vraiment pas sympa de sa part, j'imagine qu'il ne doit pas parler beaucoup de langues étrangères pour être aussi intransigeant. Good job man !
@@carlitofernandez1922 what the hell 😭
@Carlito Fernandez here in the Philippines, if you say to someone that you gain weight, we treat that as nothing or a compliment however if you said that to British, European or American people, they might be offended immediately to what you said this is why be careful when you mentioning weight issues to these group of people.
@@carlitofernandez1922 hey, it's the shirt that's to small.
as a filipino, this guy speaks pretty well for 3 weeks in. all he needs to focus now is just his accent and enunciation and he's all good to go
tama!!
Yes, he also is speaking so fast, not that it's wrong but it kind of throws off the enunciation. But not bad after 3 weeks. I understand Tagalog but speaking it in conversation is harder for me.
@@conallen1 same here, sometimes my mouth can’t keep up with what I want to say
yeh true, well done to this guy, multilingual
I speak pero Hilygaynon kag gamay lang for me the pandemic prevents go out -> and learn more in the street -> with a child and a wife and family not easy to risk.
Yeah man agreed. I've been trash at speaking Filipino my whole life, but I'd like to say my accent is fairly decent in comparison. That being said Xioma looks like he can construct sentences even better than I can. Pretty crazy for 3 weeks
This mad lad spent three weeks learning Tagalog just to impress this community and shock his friends
now that's pure dedication
Free your people
@@kenshibual3091 hahahaha
He still has a long way to go though, the Filipina girl said that she sounds "Very American". The Filipino words that he mentioned here didn't even get past 10-20 words.
You always pop up in the most random places O Fearless Leader.
@Kim Jong-un 김정은 통지, 안녕하세요. 조선민주주의인민공화국은 만세! 조선은 정말 좋습니다.
"If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart."
-Nelson Mandela
Great quote by the man who completely fucked up my reality lol.
@@BxrHavik Mandela Effect ? 😂
@@kingvoltzxix3633 Yes lol. I was fine until I learned of all the things that have been changed. I've been trying to figure out how its possible. I know for a fact that things were different, I'm not just misremembering like idiots try to say just because they themselves don't remember things like that. Things were one way and then they were different. I personally believe in Quantum Immortality. because my family isn't the same family I grew up with, they are just different. They have different memories and don't remember fundamental things in my past that definitely happened. Quantum Immortality could easily explain all this by saying that my consciousness was transferred to an alternate world with the people having slight variations in memories of my past and theirs and movie quotes, peoples names, etc being slightly different. However if this is the reason for the Mandela effect and everyone who experiences it is someone who has died and been transferred to an alternate reality, then why is there residual evidence of the old world? This seems impossible. However there is recordings of the Oscars of the host saying show and movie titles and quotes from those movies the way they were originally. How could they possibly get get something like that wrong? That would be all over the news the next day, you don't just get things wrong at the Oscars lol. Star Wars is another big one that people remember being "Luke, I am your father." and there is undeniable proof that it was like this in the movie Tommy Boy (1995) when Tommy Boy is talking into his fan on his office desk saying "Luke.... Luke.... I am your father.... lo la lay lo" Richard his coworker / friend then walks in and tells him to get to work and then Tommy Boy says "That was Star Wars..." and Richard saying "I know." So we have the quote, the person saying it saying where the quote was from and Richard agreeing as if this was common knowledge. Thus proving that this cant be just written off as a misquote or saying its something else. There's so many examples of this were there is residual evidence of the old world, but how? This makes me think that it might not be Quantum Immortality, because there shouldn't be residual evidence if we were transferred to an alternate reality. but if its not that, then how come my family are completely different? And its not like they just say things that I experienced differently. The family I grew up with has said things one way and then now they have no memory of these things. For example my mother told me when I was young that when I was born I came out blue because I had the umbilical cord wrapped around my throat and they called me the miracle baby because I should have suffocated. However now my mother says that never happened. If Quantum Immortality isn't the reason for the Mandela effect, I can't easily explain this and other things people say I've done that have never happened. The only way that I can explain that and residual evidence coexisting is that we live in a simulation and the inconsistent timelines is a glitch; however this is a bit of a stretch for most people, myself included lol.
that "one dollar lang" is the most filipino conyo thing he has said and i love it
RIGHT
😂😂😂😂 totoo
panalo :)
The most filipino thing you would ever hear no doubt HAHAHA
@Anna Marfa HAHAHAHAAHHAHA
My wife is Filipina, so this one hits home for me...it's embarrassing how much better you speak Tagalog than I do!
My SO is Filipino and after watching this i decided to learn again. Try anki!
I feel you.
Don't be embarrassed as long as you can understand your good bra!
"ABAKADA" Filipino alphabet try it. It can help you and also spoke to your wife with filipino language that you know. Para mahasa ka sa pagsasalita ng tagalog. 😁
I know enough so I don't go hungry there.
That woman's laugh @ 5:41 is just everything pure. Xiaoma has a way of making every just feel a little more proud of their culture, whilst bridging the gap between ours and theirs. He is not the hero we deserve, but the one we need.
When I was trying to describe how to pronounce Tagalog words to my friend, I kinda came up with these rules:
1. Vowels never interact with each other (two vowels next to each other means they’re pronounced as separate syllables)
2. Consonants also never interact with each other (same as above) EXCEPT for “ng” and (technically) “ts”
3. “ng” is considered one letter and is read as how you’d think to read it
4. “ts” doesn’t naturally exist in the Tagalog vocabulary, but it’s supposed to replace the “ch” sounds in non-Tagalog based words (e.g. kutsara, tsinelas, etc.)
5. Every vowel ends a syllable
6. A consonant only ends a syllable if the next syllable starts with another consonant, proceeded by a dash (pag-asa, tong-its, etc.), or is at the end of the word
7. The letter “C” doesn’t exist in the alphabet, hence the soft C sound also doesn’t exist (e.g. face, hence, etc)
8. “F” and “V” also don’t naturally occur in the language, hence why Filipinos tend to mix up “F“ with “P“ and “V” with “B”
9. Vowels generally only have one sound: “A” (ah), “E” (short-e like “Sell”), “I” (ee), “O” (short-o like “Short”), “U” (oo)
Those pointers got my friend reeeally close in pronouncing Tagalog words very decently. He even managed to very convincingly sing “Hallelujah” by Bamboo in karaoke lool
THANKS I'M FILIPINO AND I'VE BEEN TRYING TO LEARN BUT IT'S BEEN HARD FOR ME
These are some helpful pointers thanks
spot on!
This is pretty good!
Thank you for breaking it down!
I appreciate it! I look forward to learning. 🤗
I'll be fuming mad if someone would say that this is pinoybaiting lol. Imagine 3 weeks?! You'll learn a another language in just 3 weeks? You're really awesome man!
I agree. think someone who learns our language through request of his filipino fans and immerse himself with the community cant be pinoy baiting.
ako nga wala pang 1day sinukuan kona japanese language eh hahaha pati spanish
@@miguelitokyou2773 you just gotta love those spanish verbs right? LOL I cant even
I learned how to speak Wookie in just 3 days, man.
It's Pinoy baiting
3:50
"How's my Tagalog?"
"Very American"
I love her bluntness lmao.
Her keeping it 100%
I watched a video where a Filipino orders food in English in the USA, and the Americans where SHOCKED that this Filipino can talk English!!!!!!!
Her cheerful honesty is awesome! 😆
She's Filipina you'll get that
😂 😂 😂.
Ang galing mo na mag tagalog sa loob ng tatlong linggo bihira yan 👏
dedicated talaga siya aralin bawat language, fast learner. :)
Oo nga
Magiging madali na po talaga sa kanya yan kasi natutunan na po niya ang ilang mahihirap na salita. Kaya madali na din maka adapt ang dila niya. Yung tagalog din po kasi halos fusion na din ng mga hiram na salita. Pero magaling pa din talaga sya.
@@SilentCrow1975 natutuhan not natutunan
@@mysticjay6777 point taken but the natutunan (inaral pointing to a person) is the common tagalog usage used by many nowadays. Whereas "natutuhan" is meant the same as "naturuan" "ko" (meaning pointing " to myself as the one talking" if that is what you have perceived and means. Art of first personification and so on and so forth.
Learning a language is one thing. You have gone there, appreciated their people, their culture and even contributed to their community. You are so amazing. I respect you so much
America must hire this man to be the U.S. Ambassador to all Asian countries.
No. There are a lot of qualifications needed to be an ambassador. It's not that simple. Idiot.
@@eatsmylifeYT Calm down, Jigs. No need to be rude.
@@eatsmylifeYT it aint that deep
@@eatsmylifeYT that is called sarcasm.. i***t! 😅
@@papataba194 No, it's not. These people are actually serious.
HOW EVEN- I’m half Philippino and I don’t know Tagalog and this video warms my heart
Fax like I wanna learn but don’t have time yet
SAME. I swear it's because she just doesn't want me to know what she's saying on the phone.
She must be talking hella shit.
You can start by spelling it properly. It's FILIPINO
I am white and have been speaking Tagalog since I taught myself via immersion and reading when I moved to the provinces when I was 19 years old. I am 32 now and living in the Philippines again. Later I will react to this video and see if he has improved upon his knowledge of Tagalog and the Philippines since his first videos were very obviously Pinoybaits, I am interested to see if he has genuinely taken learning Tagalog to heart and not just as a sensational title to garner more views.
use it as inspiration to learn :D there's apps and websites that can help
Don't forget to add PO at the end of a sentence when you're speaking to the elders. It's like a sign of respect to them.
I even do it to my PH girl as a joke even through she is younger than me. I even call my Pusas "hi kitty po" haha. We are stuck apart, and have to travel to Brazil every few months to see each other with the endless PH lockdown-it's sad. I even have a K-1 applied for in the USA since January, but will take 2 years I suspect as illegals FLOOD the USA from the south. She is learning Portuguese and Spanish as we travel together with me.
I learned that today ☺️
Can I just say I love how you build relationships with the shop owners and stop by from time to time to say hi. It makes my heart so happy ❤️
I love that he’s become a celebrity within all the Asian towns of nyc😂😂
Filipinos will literally take a picture with anyone... one time a random shop owner took a pic with me 🤣🤣
@@obsequiae 😭😭
@@obsequiae true
Filipinos are really fond of foreigners knowing our cultures and languages :)))))))
This man is singlehandedly spreading the love of Filipino culture across America and he isn't even Filipino. Respect 💪
ulul
You should check out Puting Pinoy. Mas matagal na immersed and spreading the love of Filipino culture
@@filthymeowcodm7841 ????
@@filthymeowcodm7841 ulol
@@potatocrunch5760 it doesn't matter how long, the fact that he learnt the language is already awesome and lovely in itself.
Lady: I’m a Filipino wannabe.
Friend: She’s Chinese.
Xiaoma: Starts speaking Mandarin. 😂
my favorite part. That was so good.
Incredible!!
Me too... I love how the chinese said she's a Filipino wannabe
Timestamp?
lol
As a native Tagalog speaker, you really amazed me with your ability. A normal person studying Tagalog in just 3 weeks wouldn't even construct some conversational sentences.
It's a type of language that you really have to learn from childhood. Some foreigners living in the Philippines for a decade couldn't even get it right till now. If you really want to learn the language, you need to start early and maybe, watch a lot of Filipino shows (no matter how cliche it is) LOL. and of course talk Tagalog with some people too. Assimilation is a great way for learning a language.
True. Vivamax movies are a great start to learn spicy Tagalog
I like how she was honest and said it sounds American but she can understand it. Most people won’t give honest (constructive) feedback and that doesn’t really help people improve.
Though I know all of the Chinese speakers in the videos universally agree that they wouldn’t know he wasn’t a native speaker and I believe they’re all being 100% honest there. Super talented I wish I could speak as much as Xiaoma I can only speak a bit of French and Spanish.
You know a place is Filipino when there's Jollibee
The kid in the cafe stole the show. What I love about Tagalog are the similarities with Spanish. The Philippines, just like Cuba and other Latino nations were colonized by Spain so the Spanish influence is quite strong. We are different brothers from the same mother. Proof that even though Latinos and Filipinos live on different continents, we are much closer together than we think.
Yes! When i worked at Subway there was an older filipina woman named Raymunda that acted like our mother hen at work. Always took care of us and always told us she loved mexicans bc we understand each other. Then told us that back when she was in school she had to learn spanish in order to graduate.
We’re known as the Latinos of Asia
Philippines was like a daughter of Spain which was then adopted by the USA.
@@Jos8643 they didnt say that. Chill foo
Jolibee is not very nice though. The spaghetti is too sweet and the non-spicy chicken has almost no taste.
Totally not a Pinoy Baiting content, you had put so much effort in learning it. Well done.
True. I've been watching his videos for 2 years already and I never see him like doing Pinoy-baiting thing. He has really a heart, a passion in learning different languages. I really love him and to what he has been doing in his videos.
I'm also Filipino and I'm really impressed by how he learned many languages in a period of time and communicate with other people using their native language.
Just realized Tagalog and Spanish have a lot of similar words, I caught things like “para” and “pero” here and there. I looked it up and apparently they have a lot of loan words but no real big connections. The more you know🤷🏽♂️
300 yrs of colonization will do that
@@valerieratilla9893 true
whatchu mean no real connections? we use uno dos tres quatro to count as well, ask a Filipino to list kitchen utensils, 'kutchara'
, 'tenedor', 'plato', etc it just differs a bit in spelling. more than 90% of us has a spanish surname.
I think so too because if the language connection is that big I would be able to understand Spanish and not just recognize and associate with some words and phrases. No offense to my fellow Filipinos, this is just an opinion based on my observations and experiences as someone who is from Zamboanga City with half of my relatives having Spanish names and surnames. Our city is dubbed "Asia's Latin City. (I could be wrong tho, or I am simply dumb when it comes to languages..😅✌)
@@ayliroleplaytv9686 I've heard the expression that Philippines is the Mexico of Asia. So possibly the connection is much deeper!
An American White guy speaking Tagalog with a Chinese accent… Xiaoman is hilarious 😂
Hahaha true😆
Hahahahahaha true😂😅😅
Don't forget to add "po" when speaking to the aunties and uncles, pare.
True and when I'm in Woodside I always order in Filipino since my mom is a frequent visitor there from her work Upper West Side by Cathedral Saint John the Divine subway station 110th Street Cathedral Parkway 1 train
Indeed 😂
For an American who learned Tagalog in 3 weeks, you have more vocabulary than some of my Filipino cousins who live in the US. Also, it's ok that you have an accented Tagalog since you ARE still American. Your effort to speak Tagalog in itself is very impressive already, just a few more days and practice with your Filipino friends and I'm sure you'll have it down pat. Good job @Xiaomanyc 小马在纽约 !
Bruh I moved to the US and strictly spoke English 98% of the time and absorbed quite a bit of standard american accent and I sound like this dude trying to speak tagalog 😭
please give me advice on how to learn; my grandma came from a tribe in Palawan and she was gonna teach me but then she passed away..
@@nessaflom kailangan mo pa ba ng tulong?
His accent is horrible.
twowoo weeeks or three weeeks in........................
This guy speaks Tagalog to the girl outside and finds out she’s Chinese and immediately switches his channel. I love this dude
This man speedrunning learning languages seriously, I'm a Filo and I can't believe how good your tagalog is just by learning for a few weeks👏👏👏 Lupet mo kuya🔥
you are philippinian
@@lorddoge2268 Ah yes, Davie504 reference
@@theTHwa3tes11 yes
Where's the *FEESH*, rei? Oh wait, that's BigZim. Asan ang *SABAW*, Rei?
@@aaronpaski How did you get here? xD
when you speak English, you're building bridges
but when you learn and speak * insert language *, you close the gap and understand the culture and its people
I appreciate that you learn Tagalog in a few weeks, which is a rare feat despite of overpowering American accent
thanks for learning our language! ❤️
That's why I love this person's vlogs. He's basically cracking the language boundary among men.
I’m not personally Filipino, but I have an uncle who is Filipino and, back when I last visited him, he made me some food he ate while he was growing up back in the Philippines- and holy shit it was so delicious
Edit: and I’m really glad I came across this video, gave me a good trip down memory lane haha
I've never tried holy shit but I doubt the holiness would improve the taste.
@@truthbetold8610 hahahahahah cmon bro
What?? Uncle?? Not Filipino?? 😂😂😂
I love how he supports all the businesses by buyinh something from every place he visits.
He is a nice dude, carrying on the legacy of Laoshu505000
CIA should hire this guy. He speaks every language in the planet.
he is ACTUALLY....at least for my own perspective....lol
Yeah but he's too friendly lol thats a good thing.
If I remember correctly, he used to work for the government as an interpreter of some sort and he quit to do TH-cam full time.
but he will not lie to people for greedy reasons. his heart is good. so cia is not a job for him
ok maybe he lies sometimes but for sure the lies wont kill ppl
I’m Mexican and I feel like learning Tagalog for my Filipino friend 👍
When your friend is eating or smoking, or basically consuming anything, you can say "pahingi naman ako nyan, pare." (can i have some of that, friend?)
"Pare" if your friend's a guy. "Mare" if otherwise.
Ano, tara na! (what. Let's go!)
Na saan ka na? (where are you?)
Malapit na ako. (i'm almost there.)
Kumain ka na ba? (have you eaten?)
Ang init (it's hot)
Ang lamig (it's cold)
Saan tayo paparada? (where are we gonna park?)
Above are some party tricks to get you started :)
You'll be surprised, 20% of Tagalog is Spanish. I think you'll get the hang of learning Tagalog. Plus, Mexican and Filipino culture iS almost the same. The Philippines is like your long lost asian primo.
@@ThisIsNotAhnJieRen philippines local name pilipinas itself is spanish
Im filipino and my mexican friends taught me a lot of things No mames wey
where or how is the best way to learn the filipino language? what do you recommend?
WTF? 3 WEEKS??? HOW COULD YOU LEARN FILIPINO IN JUST 3 WEEKS? YOU'RE JUST AMAZING MAN.
3:26 The way she giggles is very Pinay
You’re just the sweetest, this warms my little Filipino heart!
Thanks 😊
Filipinos have BIG hearts and smiles ma'am :-)
3 weeks?! Hanep ang galing mo talaga. I’m half, immigrated from the P.I. at 2 years old, AND I’m horrible in Tagalog comparison to Xiaoman’s 3 weeks.
This man is the best humanitarian, learns another language at an early age then spreads the knowledge around the world thanks (sheoow maah NYC)
I wish I could speak the one I was born into.
For 3 weeks, that's insanely good. Even with the accent.
It's easier coming from Spanish actually. Once you get into languages, you see the shared words and structure. I was going to live in PH, but gave up on the idea and my PH partner is coming to the USA now.
@@2000ViperGTSsubscribe It's weird for me, as a portuguese, the only thing i can identify in filipino is "pero" and "como estás"... and i have decent spanish lol... must be the accent.
@@brxnv_ Complicated and clear are the same in all 3 languages for one off the head example :-)
@@brxnv_ I understand your feeling. I speak french and as you the only words I recognized are those in spanish. My husband and I had, still have, à lot of phillipino friends because we lived in Asia. I remember that they tried to teach me but the only words I memorized easly were those in spanish but still we had a lot of fun so that's the most important. And one thing that made me jalousie of them was the fact they all sing so well!!!! How is that possible? We did some karaoke compétitions, for fun, and they don't simply sing easly but their voices are so good! I sound line a cat in comparaison to them and I was in choral when I was young.
Anyway have a nice day. Bonne journée à vous.
@@brxnv_ All of the Spanish words in Tagalog have been ‘Tagalicised’ in that the spelling and pronounciation of the word has been adapted to how a Tagalog speaker would pronounce the word. Hence “como esta” became “Kumusta”. “Veinte” became “bente”.
Imagine learning "tagalog for three weeks" him as an american. You really know that it's hard for him, but he still did it!
Your skills are just📈
SUCH TALENT BRO THIS MAN CAN LITERALLY DO ANYTHING YALL GUYS ARE JUST MAKING HIM MORE POWERFUL
I’ve been waiting for this for so long! I’m half Filipino and half English and my mums friends are so surprised when I talk Tagalog because I’m very white.
felt this
its even more surpising when half filipino people who dont look filipino at all start speaking perfectly in a tagalog accent instead of like a gringo
Where are the Filipinos in UK? I need friends!
This reminds me when I hurriedly studied Spanish because mom didn't tell me that we're moving to spain in a month.
How was the studying and how is Spain?
@@envy703 I really suck in the first week but after a few months of staying, I can already understand and speak clearly although I'm still kinda confused about formal and informal words/phrases.
@@leefelix0325 it’s all input, keep listening and trying to understand, takes a few months to adjust, hope you like it there
@@leefelix0325 español es muy facil
LMFAOAOA
Xiaoma doing loving acts of kindness to himself and others by giving the food for free.
It's so great that he buys stuff to support the shops he visits then gives it away because he has too much.
@@duanehealing5965 Patreons! this is what makes a channel like his great! literally sending in money and getting good vibes on top of the fun!
I’ve never commented on your videos. I’ve been watching then following for a long time. You are truly a “class act”! What you do is not only a joy to watch, it inspires us to take that chance at learning another language. You are causing hearts of different countries and cultures to be United. You are the cause of many new friendships and helping to unite ALL of us as a world family.
I just can't imagine what it's like to just be in public feeling so confident and not having any social anxiety.
Imagine having money while filming, lol
Yea and he even got tics, I would be so embarrassed.
That's because he's white.
Introverts UNITE!
I know right, I get really anxious for the dude just by watching his vids
tho credit where its due and props for Xiaoma
wish I had his confidence
That was sweet of Xiaoma, giving food to Filipino workers there probably those workers haven't eaten because they have their work straight and hopefully Xiaoma become fluent in Tagalog just like he is in Chinese.
This made me so genuinely happy omg 😍🇵🇭
I'm American-Filipino and never learned the language due to parents assimilation concerns. I should start! I tried in the past but people made fun of me for learning so I gave up. This video made me realize I'm just around shitty people to learn from 😩
Kumusta? Have you started practicing your Tagalog yet? =)
Felt I’m completely separated from my Filipino side of the family
Dude I'm Mexican and i love the Tagalog language (not fluently yet), i recommend getting pimsleur imo it's the fastest way to learn Filipino.
bruh i just started yesterday. My mom is Filipino and for some reason I just never tried.
Same! Growing up my parents always told me I was American. They only spoke English to me. I always understood Tagalog but would always respond in English when spoken to.
About 10 years ago, I was hired by a Filipina Dentist and the other Assistant was also Filipino. I learned how to converse with them over time.
Now that I’m older, sometimes when i speak English to my mother, she doesn’t understand my Chicago accent so i quickly switch Tagalog so she can understand. It is so beautiful and fun, and now i prefer to speak Tagalog with my friends and family.
Friend who haven’t seen me in a long time are blown away when they hear me speaking Tagalog.
Xiaoma looks like he's having a heart of a Filipino, and he even tried to learn speaking Tagalog......Pinoy loves this guy so much....I'm sure if he'll visit Manila pagkaguluhan to....
Just wanna say thanks for promoting our culture, from food to language. You're the best!
I love how Filipinos react. They’re so appreciative and enthusiastic.
Kumusta sounds almost like como está in spanish. We have to remember that Spain was in the Philippines for 300 years.
yes, I know this from Jo Koy! :)
Yes that's it. 100%
"Kumusta" was literally derived from "como esta". We just change the spelling since we don't have "c" on our alphabet and then combined the two words.
ye, Spain colonized the Philippines for 333 years.
@@StreetDrivenDaily 😂
Hes deffinitely amazing! He speaks tagalog in just three weeks?!!!! Its an honor having you at our back to support filipinos.I hope i could see you personally sir thank you.1000000000000 thumbs up to you godbless
Respect to this guy making so much effort for all his fans. Learning languages is hard.
I am a bit envious that he learned Tagalog. My wife is Filipino. We have a son and daughter that was born in the Philippines, but I am 100% American. American culture just does not encourage Americans to speak multiple languages. I just can't pick my wife and family's native tongue up or Tagalog. I just can't hear it. You can get by in the Philippines without understanding or speaking any of the many languages there, but life is just much easier if you can speak at least Tagalog. At least you will never hear, "I have nose bleed" or, "I've run out of English".
Bond with them, you can learn it easily.
You can do it sir kaya mo iyan they will teach you 😁😁
As I said, and this should not be dismissed. There are strong (very strong) reasons and historical backgrounds on the mechanics of American culture. One of those historical-cultural dynamics is to control Americans, to control the citizenship. One way to control people is to control their language. American educational system discourages multiple language education. Even though Spanish, French, and German are often offered in high school, it isn't encouraged and made very difficult for students to pick up new languages. You should also consider the reason those three languages are offered as electives in the first place. There is a long history behind Europe's involvement in American culture.
You should also take into account the fact that Americans don't travel when you look at the total numbers. Taking the numbers into account, only a few Americans travel or even know what their own country looks like on a map or a globe, let alone knowing other languages.
In my personal experience living for 6 years in the Philippines, I could find no one interested in teaching me the local language. I found it very difficult to even have an English conversation with Filipinos in general for extended periods of time, let alone teach me their language. I don't say these things to criticize Filipinos in any way. In fact, it is more of a commentary of how our American system of separatism and nationalism.
@@ZebraFacts I appreciate your info and at the same educating us a little about the system there. That's a shame that it isn't encouraged. But I actually laughed at the bit where you said about "I have nosebleed" and "I've run out of English" because it's so true. 😂😂😂
@@HollowDolly I laughed at myself when I figured out that the person that first made that comment in my presents, their nose wasn't actually bleeding! I am known to take a lot of things literally, as I did when I someone said they were having a "nosebleed". To top it all off, I only said a few words to that person.
When I am talking with my Filipino family and friends, in the Philippines, I always keep in mind that even though they speak very clear American English, they may only be able to do it in short spurts comfortably. So, I usually don't say much at all. Except for one brother-in-law. He loves speaking English, and when he sees me, we talk for hours at a time. Being that he is older, we talk mostly about when Marcos was in office and how he feels that the most positive thing the Americans brought to the Philippines, was a structured educational system.
He is bringing people together one language at a time.
"Yes, I'm Chinese...wait you speak Chinese too??!!" made me laugh so much
It really makes me happy that he did Filipino. I'm Filipino so it's great to see. I have a challenge though. Try to learn a smaller Filipino language known as ilonggo.
It may be harder to find those that speak it
Ako. Balan ko na!
i can speak a bit of illonggo and bisaya or visaya? idk. im trying to learn japanese atm
Banyaga ako na nakatira dito sa Pilipinas. Balak kong matuto ng Ilocano at Bisaya.
basi magkandaramaal sya eh
Yay! I spent two years studying Tagalog almost every day after work and have very little to show for it. Full emersion would be great, but whenever I go to the Philippines, I'm in the Visayas! So it isn't much a practical thing, but a hobby. Would like to learn Bisaya eventually through full emersion.
Wow she’s the owner I meet her last Saturday OMG she’s so humble ❤️❤️❤️.
as a filipino i never learned because for one thing, i dont want an excuse to HAVE to speak to my relatives (lmaoo) and i never liked eavesdropping (to learn) but my spanish is improving bc of the area i live in and i might as well since they're semi similar and bc of my culture
Spanish and Tagalog have many words in common good luck!👍🏾
Spanish and Filipino have about as many words in common as English and French… still, it’s worth learning!!!
@@levipierpont it’s got a lot of false cognates then patty pooper
People who think he is baiting Filipinos, I think I would be proud that an influencer promotes the Philippines
Yeah, and not everyone who post a video that consists of the the philippines isn't filipino baiting (because I saw a comment saying he is filipino baiting) + not all of his content are philippines related.
Bubs and Doe is shakingggg
Its the Filipinos fault to be so gullible really. You won't see a normal American get excited if a foreigner makes a video about them lol
Bro did you know before he even blew subscribers in his channel. Filipinos are the first one to make him famous. Maybe he just feels gratified because of that.
@@johnbasbastv6052 at the end of the day we just admire xiaoma for being such a good linguist. I do speak three languages but, oh does anime languages count?
I love how everyone reacts, a lot of those foreigners are so friendly and I'm glad they chose America as their new home!
Its not even just about learning the language in 3 weeks, but your generosity towards people is truly remarkable. Subbed.
My favorite thing about this channel is that you illustrate how if we all took the time to communicate a little better, people aren't quite so shitty
Xiaoma's leveling up like Loushu. He doesn't acquire languages languages acquire him.
Laoshu my good friend
Yes. Great to see. We all miss Moses.
R.I.P legend Loushu
Laoshu's legacy lives through us all and inspired many. R.I.P
Laoshu the goat of polyglots
this is so wholesome, in a span of 3 weeks even tho his accent is still american. his pronunciation so good already, most can't talk or understand that much in that amount of time. mahal ka namin xiaoma
Your effort to learn the Filipino language is so much appreciated. Hope you will learn more Tagalog words. Although most Filipinos who subscribed to your channel have no problem watching and understanding your content, it's different when you try to learn and speak Tagalog. The sweetest thing in the world is to hear your name and your dialect spoken by other people.
its so weird to see you filming a video at little manila where i go all the time haha. this video made me so happy, although i myself don’t know tagalog (my parents speak hilagayon so thats what i grew up with but even with hilagayon i only know a little bit since i lost my fluency after starting school) it makes me so happy to see you speaking a filipino language and walking around little manila
And now you're speaking our language. You've been my idol since the day you showcase our delicacies in NYC, and now... I just really like you so much. Napaka galing mo, saludo ako sayo.
That was awesome!!!
Are you Filipino? I love your drone videos btw :D
"Praise the Father."
Yes, Maam.
That made me cry.
I chuckled so hard the dog's started barking outside! aha
Halatang kaanib siya ng Kingdom of Jesus Christ. #PraiseTheFather
Amen. Are most Filipinos Christian? If so, that's awesome...
@@GarnetsWeb 92% of Filipinos are Christian, predominantly Roman Catholic. 6% are Muslim. The rest are animists.
I love how brave you are! I think no matter it’s the languages or going to all these countries You are so brave putting yourself self out there This is the constant in your videos
If there's a Jollibee, there's bound to be a Filipino community nearby.
Wherever filipinos go there'll be a Jollibee built lmao
I agree lol.
And lechon restaurant
Jollibee chicken towel
@@enigma5014 it's unlikely that it's Jollibee's fault.
I love having seen your celebrity grow, so many people recognize you, even with a mask on. But they are still so very impressed when you speak their language. Keep it up, man!
Love how you gave everything away at the end instead of throwing it out. Ingat ka Xioma. Ang galing mo. Been learning here and there because my girlfriend of 3 years is from the Philippines. Not an easy language bu any means, but the people make it so fun and rewarding along the way.
You are very good at learning languages. Very few people can learn Tagalog in 3 weeks, and you are already conversational. Good job!
if you haven't heard this tip before, Tagalog has no long vowels, everything is short. keep that in mind and your pronunciation instantly levels up
Sure, similar vowels to Spanish...but those repeating syllables and worse, repeating single letter syllables/vowels, are torture on the american tongue.
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@@Doing_Time Tagalog basics are simple: only 5 short vowel sounds, plus you pronounce each letter and syllable. Compare that to English basics: multiple sounds per vowel, and varying rules about when letters/syllables should be pronounced. 😅
While an English speaker learns Tagalog by filtering through vocal skills they already know, a Tagalog speaker learns English by training their mouth, tongue, throat and what have you with new gymnastic tricks. 😂
WOW THIS IS AMAZING ADVICE
@@Doing_Time most of our consonants are unaspirated too. So our T, K, P, G are less airy compared to English's.
And we also have stresses/pitch accent for certain words to differentiate it from similarly spelled words.
Like bása (to read) and basâ (wet).
Punò (tree) and punô (full)
Babà (chin) and babâ (underneath/to go down).
Pakò (nail) and pakô (fiddlehead fern).
I'm Filipino this makes me SO HAPPY SALAMAT xiaoman
People feel so respected when he learns their language
I've been learning Tagalog for about a month now and I'm glad I could understand almost everything you said 😊
One thing to remember, no long vowels in Tagalog.
This guy must be a genius to speak so many languages lol
Loved this video! My friends wife is from the Philippines and I was in his wedding 10 years ago in Manilla. It's such a beautiful country, and I did enjoy the red horse beer. My 2 favorite foods there were pancit and lumpia.
I am a Filipina and I've been watching your videos since 2019. Waiting for this for the longest time. Salamat sa pag aaral ng Tagalog. 😊😊😊
Hey Xiaoma. I'm a Filipino and I've subscribed to your channel and Laoshu's channel since 2020. I really hope that you continue to learn Tagalog and hopefully be the first foreigner to actually get the accent right. Thanks Xiaoma!
I love this man. He can speak a lot of language and also listen to his fans. We Filipino really love Xiaoma. Keep it up bro. Your tagalog will be fluent soon and I will wait for your another video shocking more Filipinos in NYC. God Bless!
_Banyaga ako na marunong magTagalog._ Buong channel ko ay Pang-Pinoy at Tagalog/Taglish ang wikang ginagamit ko sa lahat ng videos ko. Tingnan natin kung sinung mas magaling. I-react ko ito mamaya.
Naaalala ko pa noong gumawa siya ng mga pang-Pinoy video out of nowhere. Parang ginawa niya lang para makahakot ng views at subscribers, at Sobrang mali ang pagbigkas niya ng “halo-halo.” At bukod pa dyan hindi man yun Tunay na halu-halo kaya interested ko kung sinubukan niya talagang matuto ng Tagalog o kung isa pa itong video na may sensational title lang para makahakot uli ng mga views-mamaya Tingnan ko kung ginalingan na niya ang Tagalog niya. Gagawa ako ng reaction video.
¿Qué en el mundo?¡Escribiste una toda cuenta aquí!😂
@Bad Cooky sa totoo lang marami pa akong matutunan. Pero, siguro masasabi ng iba na mahusay ako, may accent lang ako. Noong una ako natuto ng Tagalog fully immerse ako sa mga Probinsya ng Bataan, Pangasinan, at Zambales. Ngayon nasa Metro area ako.
17 years born and raised in America and not a single sentence of Tagalog left my mouth. This is impressive
The more I watch your videos, the more I see the similarities in some of the languages I wouldn't have necessarily expected. Very cool. This is such a special talent to be able to pick up languages and communicate to almost anyone in the world!
Ahh good ol Woodside Queens
Maybe I'll visit that one day,
Hii frankie
I was literally at Kabayan last weekend
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ur awesome. tagalog.is a hard language
That's actually impressive. The amount of vocabulary and how well you put them together in 3 weeks of learning is crazy.
2:30 mans just started throwing it back
Your Tagalog language is great! Your kindness to our kababayan in Manila Philippines is very much appreciated for a Filipino like me . Keep up the good work in vlogging!
You started by showing NYC people the filipino food.. I still remember that. And that is the time I already idolized you and love your channel and now you are learning the tagalog language and makes me more amaze to you. Keep it up xioma. Godbless
this guy has a rare gift to learn language quickly. I have tried to learn Amheric in Ethiopia, and it did not turn out well. I learned Swahili growing up in Tanzania and Kenya, but I was a kid, and playing with Africans together with time worked. I envy people who learn languages easily.
check "dwaine wolley", he's an aussie,but he speaks 3 filipino languages fluently ... tagalog,bisaya & waray ...
Do you know the song Baba yetu? It's the Our Father in Swahili. I listen to it every day. . I love the Stellenbosch University of South Africa's version. If you love it share it
I miss Laoshu😭😭😭
I love how the Chinese girl casually responds and then realizes “oh shoot he just spoke Chinese”
As someone who has a Filipino mother, this is impressively great.
it’s really cool how a lot of philippino words sound like spanish words
You're right. Spain colonized them, so I'm sure a lot of Spanish words were incorporated.
That’s because the Spanish occupied the Philippines for a few hundred years. There was a lot of crossover between the languages.
For example, “handsome” is Spanish is “guapo”, while in Tagalog it’s “gwapo”. Same pronunciation, same meaning, slightly different spelling.
Yea i noticed when the kid said “kumusta” “Como estas”
@@JesusFriedChrist how did you know about that?
@@moistcarl938 bro there’s something called history