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- TWO Americans REACTION to What Made Me Move To The Philippines As A Korean Women
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we treat our teachers here as our parents. since we spend more time at school, we create special bonds with our class adviser. you wouldn't believe that I'm still in contact with my Grade 6 adviser. She's already 80+ years old and I'm already married with kids also but the bond we built remains the same. that's how Filipinos are.
That’s amazing 🤩
We have a lot of Korean women living in the Philippines that were married to a pilipino men, not just Korean men married to a pilipina, they choose to live in the Philippines rather than in their country, as a pilipino myself I’ve had been to Korea it is a beautiful country very developed but Philippines is where you can be happy is where all the fun, very diverse country and people always smile 😃 😊
Our teacher here means second parents that's why we also respect them so much❤
That’s amazing
Also teachers treat their students as their second childrens.We don't just go to school to learn but to have good relationship with others.Teachers here are more aware of the students behavior than the parents.If the teacher notices something is wrong on one of his/her student they will call the attention of the parents to talk.
@@Truth_Matters854
That’s amazing 😊
So true! We have teachers right now that are battling some health problems and some even passed away. Our batch have a group chat so even former students that are outside the country (like me) will have updates about them and we help them financially or any other help we can give. Like some of our batchmates/classmates are doctors, engineers etc and we help our teachers for free. Us who are abroad, sends money to them if we can. We love our teachers ❤️
@@ChristineMPL that’s so amazing 🤩
I love that.
Filipino's have a massive respect to our Teacher. They are our 2nd mother/father. ❤
Teacher's kindness to their students still exists here in the Philippines until now. If teacher knew that one of her student has no food during recess time, with her own money she will give the student so as to have something to eat during break time. They are just like a second parents to all students. A typical Filipino attitude.
I love that
I'm Filipina and there is quite a number of Koreans who go to school here to learn English They get English tutors as well as go to formal school maybe for year or two. In some cases its longer than that
Oh my, she's better than I am, she knows a Filipino dialect. Bacolod-Ilonggo. She embraced the Filipino culture. 😊
She grew up in Bacolod actually.
so the video you just watch is her 2nd video about her staying in the Philippines.
She has a first video which explains why they moved in the Philippines and her growing up in the Philippines titled, *“Growing up in the Philippines as a Korean”*
I’ll check it out
@@DANDJREACTtitle - *”Growing up in the Philippines as a Korean”*
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In my time growing up in the 70's.. The Cebuano/visayan people were used to be treated as second class citizens by the tagalogs. Primarily because of our hard tongue, especially when talking in tagalog, the tagalogs would always laugh and even looked down on us as provincials! But then tagalogs only know 2 languages Tagalog and English.. while provincials mostly 3, our mother tongue, Tagalog and English.
It's this
th-cam.com/video/nmjiF0lYX_M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Mzmq9MmESP6slQAp
One thing about the Philippines is that they are super friendly with foreigners. They get excited to see and interact with them. It makes you feel like a friend or family that they haven't seen for a long time, that's how welcoming they are. And there too if it's your friends parents you call them aunt and uncle too not like here in America first name. And sometimes you can call them Mom or Dad too. So moving here kinda feels really different.
Thanks for the info
It's the same in Singapore , uncle and auntie.
I recall my high school English teacher, who served as a mother figure to me as an orphan. She supported me during my valedictory speech and helped me secure a college scholarship, for which I am deeply grateful for my success.❤
That’s an amazing story ❤️
Welcome to the Philippines. Just enjoy what the country offers. Each Island/region/province is unique. It is easy to travel from one place to another, but don’t be too complacent take care of yourself and your stuff.
Thanks we will 😊
Filipinos are really loving family and hospitable 😊
The Philippines is waiting for you guys. Stay more on country sides and enjoy our beaches and mountains, for nothing too much to see in Manila, except buildings and traffic😂 Manila is the capital of Central Philippines while Cebu is the capital city of South Philippines. and by the way, it's Morissette Amon's birth place. Thank you for appreciating our beautiful country.
Filipinos are really family oriented people whether they're blood related or not!
There's so many Foriegners here Guy's around the World.
We welcome you here❤❤❤
Thank you ❤️❤️
Our elementary and HS teachers (batch ‘83 and ‘87) are actively in our class chat group. Every time we have events, they’re included in the planning and all. Our classmates will make necessary arrangements for their transportation - picking them up/dropping them off.. making sure they are comfortable and well taken care of. This is a norm in the Philippines. We have a special bond with our teachers because we look up to them as our second parents.
Actually Jessica, according to her, went back to Korea to become an idol. She was a member of a kpop girl group (sorry, I don't know the name) but quit the group and moved back to the Philippines again. Hope you enjoy your visit. For sure you will go back home with an additional luggage full of "pasalubongs" (souvenirs) from your Filipino subscribers 😊😊
We’re not going back to the USA. We plan on living out there full time.
"Trifate lifestyle" TH-cam channel they are 2 young Americans in their mid 20s from Minnesota. They've been living in the Philippines for 2+ yrs now ...they like it being there they're able to go around the country to visit different places. You can check their channel. They have been eating Filipino food since then...I guess they're used to it now..
@@DANDJREACTwow good luck and hope you will love to live there in Philippines. I'm planning to retired also in Philippines after 10years.
@@RomanMurallo we’ll definitely check it out thanks 😊
Subway system in greater/metro manila will be completed in 2027/2028... I'm going back to the Philippines next year for good being here in California for 26 yrs..I feel bored here and I can't wait to go back home.
If I were you, you can drop Manila first but stay in BGC(Bonifacio Global City) or Makati, it's a nice place for sure, then go to Cebu as you wish where there're places to look at and do some island hopping to: Boracay, El Nido and Coron in Palawan Is., etc. Please take my advice, you won't get lost...❤❤❤
I will thank you 😊❤️❤️❤️
Never forget Siargao and if they up for some spooky folklore Siquijor but still with lovely beaches 😊
Too bad I moved back to my home town last month. It would've been nice to show em around Cebu. Anyways nice suggestion and great reaction vid! ❤
@@soullesscreature28 thanks 😊
I agree with this one. Take the city first to get things you need and to familiarize your self first then hit the tourist spots after like 2 days. Cebu (Whale shark and Moalboal for snorkeling, if your adventurous check Canyoneering) Palawan for island hopping, trekking, La Union and Siargao for Surfing. Chill on Boracay beach. Bohol to see the Tarsier, see the chocolate hills. There is more to see but this is the top spots.
@@FrozenLaime0430 okay awesome 😎
You can watch also her another Vlog when she move already in Philippines and gave up everything in Korea.
Okay I’ll check it out
My teacher in Physics I remember he was very strict but very caring. Every quarter he would personally go to each house of his students to report our progress or how we perform in school and we were 45 students under his class, this was back in 1985.. This teacher of mine I got him as one of the sponsors at my wedding.. and to this date we still communicate. He is still the same teacher that he was, he still check on us.. we love love him still.. One of the respected teachers in our school back then and still is..
That’s so awesome 👍
That doesn’t happen in the US.
I’m a Filipino-American citizen living in California, yes I’m very proud of my Filipino heritage. We are very loving, caring, kind etc. Philippines is a very hospitable country. Wherever you go, you will not get lost because every corner of this country can speak different languages. If you want to go some other places and you don’t how to get there, just ask and they will give you directions or if you don’t mind they will accompany you to that place. There’s a lot of foreigners living in the Philippines. First, it’s cheaper to buy or built a house of your own. Second, the place to live in the Philippines if you want some peace of mind is the province. Recommend the place like Cebu, Leyte, Bohol, Tagaytay every place that is far from the crowded city which is Manila, the capital of the Philippines. Third, if you want to live like the same weather as San Francisco, go to Baguio the summer capital of the Philippines. If you planning to visit just for vacation, November/December is the best time to go there. Spend your Christmas and New Year and experience how beautiful and welcoming environment is waiting for you. A lot of foreigners spent their Christmas and New Year in the Philippines. You will experience the best Christmas and New Year because of the hospitality of the people around you, best food and the New Year in the Philippines is so amazing. Fireworks everywhere, great street foods and everything. Christmas season start in the month of September, October, November and December. We have the longest Christmas celebration of all the country. And you will feel the spirit of Christmas everywhere in my country. My country is not rich when it comes to material things, but we are rich in our love to people around us whether it’s a family, friends, relatives and other people etc. Filipinos are very sweet, loving, caring, generous, kind, humble and most of all very religious people. So, please don’t wait, visit the Philippines and feel the warmth and very welcoming country in the world.
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I’ve been watching home builds in the ph and I’m excited to buy and build a home or two out there
My mom is a teacher and she was loved by many because she was very supportive.
Teachers are very important
Wait...She was a contestant at a kpop survival show, right? This girl is hella talented. I don't know why she was voted out so early at that show. Anyways, another informative and entertaining content from you guys. Keep up the good work.
Thank you and I’m not sure why she was voted out. Maybe for the best for her because she has a great TH-cam channel
she wasn't voted out, she voluntarily quit because of the controversy of the "reality" show, (turned out to be not reality, scripted, being controlled etc.) she has a diff. vlog about it.
@@JM-se2zd 👍👍
She did a vlog with sb19 also
@@JM-se2zd rigged as fuck i see. What's the point of having a survival show if the final lineup is already predetermined. That sucks. Kudos to her.
Awesome reaction video so authentic! You can also react to her other video explaining the origin why shes so attached to the philippines.Thanks guys
Will do 😊👍
teachers in the Philippines are one of the noblest profession ,they are considered to be the second parent sad to say they are not well compensated here
Jessica learned her english in the Philippines, Bacolod to be exact, she was turned down in korea as an english speaker due to her accent, which is pilipino english. You will even detect accent difference in how the regions speak english.
Hi guys!!you made me watch from your first reaction because of SB19 and now WELCOME TO the land of the morning sun! Thank you for giving appreciating our country THE PHILIPPINES!
Awesome! Thank you!
so true here in the Philippines, like recently we just had professional organization reunion was teary eyed to see my 90+ year old professor with her nurse of course the aging and stuff is visible but her hair style, clothes and demeanor is still the same like back in college, she is the only one still alive among my major prof in collge... and my aunt who used to be an international school teacher would bring her foreign students to our family outing and gatherings bcoz its one of the way for them to learn the language and culture that is to have communication with the locals
Thanks for sharing this with us
It's so nice to look at you guys enjoying in our beautiful country Philippines. It is in our culture to treat a foreign people like you. See how they treat her it's like she is a part of the family. We're raised by our parents to be always kind, honest, helpful, respect of course to everybody. It is in our blood, culture to be ...
Love your channel, I’m Filipino American living in California. I just heard you are visiting the Philippines in August or November… I would suggest Early November because August I believe is still typhoon season.. Early November airfare is still reasonable airfare goes up nearing Christmas… you should also experience Christmas and new year in the Philippines. Enjoy, I am planning to visit next year as well ❤
I want to so bad. I’ll take your advice on November 💜😊
Typhoon season is actually from Ber months, strong ones are mostly on November-December, as someone from Bicol (typhoon prone province) the best month to visit the country would be on summer, like April-June if they'll be here for vacation sites, if its the people, culture, or food, anytime would be fine I guess 😊
@@joy_ish_2001 thanks for the advice 😊
@@DANDJREACT its ok on November, because December is very peak season..ticket would be expensive. So you will enjoy Christmas and new year here..lots of fiestas also.
Come and visit us here in BAGUIO CITY,THE SUMMER CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES.WE CELEBRATE FLOWER FESTIVALS FROM FEBRUARY TO MARCH..ITS MORE FUN HERE!
@@marlyndangay8681 any great!
I had a teacher in grade school who would give me extra journalism lessons every week in her house just because she believed in my potential as a writer. That went on for three years free of charge. Also, until now as a middle-aged mom, i still get in touch with my high school and college teachers.
Anyways, Bacolod is just a 30-minute flight from Cebu. It has lots of historical houses that are worth checking out. Food is very delicious and affordable too. And yes, the people are very sweet and friendly. As for rats in hotels, there shouldn't be any, especially in the city. I guess she checked in at the old hotels.
Also from Cebu, you can ride a 2-hour ferry to Bohol which has beautiful beaches and lots of interesting places to visit.
Cebu City itself is a bit chaotic. Narrow roads and too much traffic. But the provinces are great and the people are nicer and accommodating.
Do visit around November. June-October is typhoon season so expect lots of rain during those months.
Thanks for the info and tips
Thank you for the reaction!
Just by watching Jessica's video you can really tell that Filipinos are one of the best people in the world. The Philippines may still be considered as a third world country but we have rich culture and traditions, we are one of the friendliest, the most hospitable and the most welcoming people even to strangers.This may not apply to every Filipino out there but I can tell you... you will really have a great stay here in the Philippines.
Thank you 😊
@@DANDJREACT you're most welcome 🥰
Not anymore, i think you more latest to read. You can see most expensive anywhere in the communities. In province each house has owned 2 to 5 vehicles .
@@lunar-e.6620 oh wow
My secondary school classmates still kept in touch and sometimes met informally after 40 plus years. All grey and wrinkled but remembring our escapades that closeness is not found anywhere else
I moved to the US in ‘94 and my first visit back was in 2019. One of the highlights was hanging out with my kindergarten teacher who lives in the neighborhood.
That’s so nice you can hangout with her when you visit
I am a soon to be teacher (I will take the board examination for professional teachers next month) and the Teacher-Student bond here is very strong, there are limitations, but as a teacher, we have to stand as the second parent.
Jessica actually had a vlog about her stay in the Philippines since the time she moved here until the time they moved to manila.
I’ve seen a few of them on my channel. I’ll be reacting to more of her work
Yes, Cebu. It's called the Queen City of the South. Heard lots of beautiful places, resorts, beaches in Cebu. That would be a good start for first impressions.
Okay great!
thank you for reacting to jessica lee, one of my fave vloggers even before from the first few vlogs where in she just put engish subtitles and just spoke korean only. her vlogs improved so much.
Jessica Lee is amazing she also met and had guesting with SB19’s vlog back then. And her story was so interesting and heartwarming ❤.
Yes guys I am so excited for you to come and visit us here in the Philippines Thank you for choosing our country as your first choice to visit such an an honour and we as your followers will be much excited for that days to come. And Cebu City will be a wonderful place to visit first and hopefully you’ll enjoy the rest of different provinces you can visits like BAGUIO, BORACAY, BOHOL, PALAWAN (El Nido and Coron) Peurto Princesa, SIARGAO, BATANES and many more.
All the mother nature’s life to offer just ignore the biz and buzz and traffics in the city area it’s everywhere but when you got to the hidden gems of the Philippines it will be worth it and unforgettable experience ❤❤❤ I assure you our beautiful islands and beaches. The breathtaking views and scenery. Amazing Volcanoes. The beautiful and amazing Filipinos. 😊😊😊
See you guys soon. And Thank you love loves ❤❤❤
Thank you 😊
WOW SHE'S GROWING UP FROM BACOLOD 💯
I'm ACTUALLY FROM BACOLOD TO MY HOME TOWN 🥰
Nice!
There are many Korean kids who study in the Philippines for the following reasons:
1. It's cheaper. An exclusive school in the Philippines will cost about 1000USD per year. Although there are public schools in Korea, they don't teach English so if they want to learn, they need to enroll in academies. In the Philippines, English is included in our curriculum from Kindergarten to college.
2. If they enroll in Chinese schools, English and Chinese languages are also taught there.
3. The cost of living is way cheaper. Jessica went to school in Bacolod. It's a progressive city but Manila is the most expensive. I know of Korean kids that are enrolled in Batangas and many other places.
3. Korean kids are enrolled in Philippine schools but they all live in one house (like a dorm) where there's a Korean mom and a Filipino Mom to take care of them.
4. Filipino teachers for the most part are very warm. They will demand respect but they'll also be there when you need them. They're our 2nd mothers.
Thanks for sharing this with us
Teachers here, treat their students like their own children, that's why we love our teachers like we love our parents, Foreigners are so welcome in the Philippines, Thanks and God bless
Thank you 😊
If you have time to visit a public school in the Philippines, you will surely notice the big difference between here in the US and the students there in the Phils. when it comes to discipline, respect and courtesy.
Welcome guys and we are looking forward to you coming here. I would suggest you stay in the provinces than the big cities. That way you would have a slower pace of life and be able to appreciate the natural beauty of our country.😊
Thanks for the tips!
This is normal in the philippines. Our teachers are our 2nd parents. Sometimes children find love and care at school than at home, especially children of working parents. This is how we differ from other countries.
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Mostly teachers in the Philippines is a second parents of the childrens,
I remember when i was in Elementary,im 45 now but we still Bond until today, we're family friends,and when my teacher daughter wedding im the bestman there,soo amazing experience to treasure...thats our community is a passionate amongst other not be the greatest but simple to called community relationship.
I love it
I'm American and never going back to America after what I experienced in the Philippines.. freedom joy
Sounds so relaxing. I’m excited for a change
Hey guys when I stayed in Manila, I stayed at the BGC, I was impressed because it's like I'm in San Francisco. the accommodations that I booked was amazing. If you stay in Manila try to go to the BGC area. You'll thank me for it. I watched some of her videos I think she has a video that explained everything why she's in the Philippines.
Thanks for the tips!
@@DANDJREACT oh yeah no problem, I'm actually planning to be back there for a start up business I'm trying to launch there..
@@Frostykid94 oh that’s great. Good luck. Hope it goes well for you 👍
Teachers treat their students/pupils like their own child. And we treat our teachers like our own parents. They are our second parents in school❤
The Filipino culture is tight knit because most homes are multigenerational --- its not only your parents and siblings living with you but sometimes your aunts, uncles, cousins, grandchildren and or extended family are living under the same roof at any given time period. Also elementary schools are not quite rigid like high school... By that time it's quite structured, preparing you for college which is highly expected.
Very cool. It takes a village to raise kids
best time to go to philippines on march to june summer season.. july to november is typhoon season… check siargao, palawan, cebu and ilocos norte…
Thanks for the tips 🙏😊
Jessica I think is now based here in the Philippines .. as she is also a very popular blogger
i stumble with you guys while searching for Jessica's video because i am an avid sub of hers and its nice to watch your reaction to her vlog going to bacolod my place and my city, bacolod is a nearby island next to cebu its mostly provincial but most expats resides in this island if they want peace and quiet, there was a video uploaded a couple of weeks ago where she visits her teachers in the US, here in ph we treat our teachers as second parents even if the age gap is almost the same and most teachers bond with their students to create a core memory that will last long. seen your video guys reacting to some filipino artist etc hope so can visit ph and enjoy the stay, GOD bless
We’re coming out there in November
Cebu is awesome located in the center of the Philippines..easy access to surroundings..enjoy 🍻
Awesome thanks!
If you want to visit in November, you might as well book your flight 6 months earlier. The air fare is cheaper but if you book it a month before your flight its twice expensive.
Good idea 👍
So glad that you reacted to this.. I am from the City of Smiles, Bacolod.😊 I heard that your first stop here in the Philippines is Cebu. Negros province is just next to from Cebu and Bacolod is the Capital city of Negros Occidental. From Negros island itself there are so many tourist spots that you can visit. So, if you want to visit Bacolod and more beautiful tourist destinations here, you may take a bus (but take many hours of ride 😳) or plane going to Bacolod and taste our delicacies and famous chicken inasal. 😊 next, take a super ferry going to Iloilo and go to Guimaras island where very sweet mangos are. You may also take a bus from Iloilo city going to the beautiful island of Boracay Island. Hmmm, there are lots of astonishing places here in the Phils. I only wish you can visit them all. 🥰 stay safe and God bless the whole family. 🥰🥰
Wow thank you for this great info 😊🙏❤️
Education/schools in the Philippines is like same as in other countries. We go to school at 7am, have recess at around like 9am for 30minutes. Then go back to class again, then have lunch at 12 in the afternoon. Then go back to class an hour later. Class ends usually at around 4pm. (Not all, but majority of schools here). We also have strict rules and regulations in our school here, with uniform, length of hairs for males, there is also a NO HAIR COLORING policies in public school, sometimes rules with jewelry too. I studied in a private school when I was in high school and they have these extreme rules in the school where jewelry is not allowed (only watches), phones are not allowed as well, the length of the skirt is very strict, it should not go above the knee, and also not colored bra (undergarments) allowed (because our blouse is white. Very very strict.
Wow sounds very strict.
That's how hospitable we are Filipinos...we're very passionate..just be respectful ...thats it.
Thanks 😊
Our food is not just a food for feeding, know that when anyone is invited as guest rest assured that you will be served with the best dishes we normally serve during occasions. You can expect a lot of laughing and more greetings. I cant wait your own version of your findings of Philippines, and whatever it will be I hope and wish it's the real deal of observation. 😊
We’re looking forward to it 😊
Aug, Nov is monsoon season. U may experience rainy days and flood. Just do not put high expectation. U can hv sunny days during this time, it will be hit and miss. Summer months is the best time to explore if u can take the hot weather. Just hv an open mind, best wishes to ur visit to the Philippines and Asia.
Thanks for the advice
Shes my fav korean vlgger 😊thnk u for reacting her vid..😍
No problem 😊
After finishing school in the Ph. Jessica is a true blue Pinoy like Sandara Park
Agree 100%
Being a Teacher is a Noble Job/Profession in Philippines. Without our great teachers we don't have great engineers, doctors, nurses, lawyers & skilled professionals. And I'm always grateful and blessed that my Mother was my first Teacher 🙏! That's why its best to homeschool your kids if you leave in US, the curriculum nowadays is so frustrating and so backwards. School nowadays is more on social justice and indoctrination, what a waste of people's taxes. Very sad that most kids in US are struggling in basic math and reading.😒
Scary thing is when I am 50-60 those kids learning about 10 million genders are going to be running our government in the USA 😱
@@DANDJREACT So true 👍 that's the reason why I always check ✔️ the school materials such as books 📚 that the school let the kids read. Me and my hubby get involved in school volunteers and board meetings just to be aware. So true it's so scary just to think what's happening now in this beautiful country (US) that I used to know. Very sad 😔 😟
@@SejunPabs8522 yes very sad
its very common in the Philippines as well to have annual alumni reunion aka alumni homecoming usually around Christmas so everyone keeps in touch (even before social media, imagine more so now 😅). the community spirit here is on another level sometimes its irritating you know like hello know your boundaries but its all fun and love for the most part
That’s sounds amazing actually. I’d love to experience that
This is the beauty and the gift of relationships here i the Philippines! This is normal community in the Philippines. My prayer for both of you is with the short time that you stay here, you'll be able to forge genuine and beautiful relationships here which will push you to keep coming back. Always be wise as you meet people but don't close yourselves to the love of the Filipinos. #sincerity #genuine
We agree!
That's how Filipinos are? We're hospitable we love to bond with other people specially like that teachers and student we treasure our memories with the people we grew up just like that
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Iloilo, guimaras and boracay it’s not too far in Bacolod and cebu hopefully you guys can visit in my province in Iloilo very beautiful and very kind people there. Thanks😊
We will!😊💜
She's guesting SB19 showbreak school
🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭thats the attitude of filipino.
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there's a lot of foreigners from Asian countries travel to Philippines to study English..Jessica is one of them.
That’s awesome
Thank you for appreciating our culture. ❤ I have seen Jessica here in Laguna (another province in PH) ..and she is also a sweet soul.
She seems like a sweet heart
Yes its true ,,,bonding here in the Philippines are so strong and joyful ,,,unlike in America,,,
I can’t wait to feel that for the first time
Best vibe to start is at Siargao, El Nido, Coron,
Perfect thanks for the advice!😊
I am a Filipino living in Northern Luzon... El Nido and Coron are in my bucket list if given the chance to travel
It's very common here to be friends with your teachers. Especiay when u grow up in 1 school. And sometimes u celebrate with them, they go to your parties or you go to their parties. It's sometimes inappropriate but there's really a thin line between being friends/families w/them & these teachers r grown up adult taking advantage of minors. But the latter is so rare that it's d norm to have a tight bond with teachers, tchrs here r generally passionate & rlly cares 4 their stydents.
Here in the Philippines our parents thought us to be respectful to everyone and teachers is definitely our 2nd parent
That’s how it should be
THANK YOU for appreciating The Philippines. Sometimes, we just need to be reminded of how lucky we are to have this tight sense of community around here. Hit me up when you get to Manila. Would love to meet up. I'll make you some wicked Filipino-made leather bags!
That would be awesome! Thanks for the warm welcome. I’ll be sure to hit you up when I am there 🇵🇭😊🙏
Wow S A T O! You guys should def connect!
@@onlinestreamingnow thank you!
@@onlinestreamingnow that would be awesome
@@satoandco ❤️
We love and respect our teacher like our 2nd parents.. I just want to share that i still keep in touch my teacher in daycare that was 23 to 25yrs ago even my teachers in elementary and high school. And yes if u have plan to come here in the Philippines you are much Welcome..we Filipinos will treat you both like a family.. thank you for appreciating Filipinos humility and attitude.. God Bless
We’re so excited to visit soon 😊
New subscriber here from philippines .. thank u for liking Philippines
Thanks for subbing!
@@DANDJREACTur always welcum
@@natashaemperial3334 🙏😊❤️
My mother was a teacher and she's really really kind to her students and treat them like their own. She would tell me her student's problem and how she can help them.
She passed away 3 years ago and some of her students posted in social medias their picture and how kind and loving my mother was. Even during her medication, some gave us money for help😭
That’s so nice
Aww I’m so sorry. I bet you were really happy to see all the people that took the time to show their love towards your mom though.
Teachers here in the Philippines is like your Family coz they will encourage you to express yourself and most of the times teachers are the one who discover your TALENTS like Dancing, Singing, Acting and drawing.Every subjects here in the Philippines have a talent portion . I remember when I was in Grade School and High School there was a time that teachers want us to relax like teachers will make jokes and They will make us Show our talents . And I Remember when I was in High school teachers will encourage us to compete in a Say-Awit(dance and sing) competition. And since we had to do a practice we cannot be able to attend some of the class but all of my Class teachers are considerate and agreed to let us practice and that is how Filipino's are not shy showing of out talents 😂 Because we have a teachers on our back
That’s amazing
She guested in one of SB19’s Showbreak. They played classmates and they went to some historical places in Manila. This Showbreak was hilariously funny.
The month of August is the most rainy month. People would rather go home straight after work or stay home on weekends. During this month, the businesses are slow. This is why the month of August is tagged as Ghost Month.
We’ll be sure to stay away during that time. Thanks 😊
Some detergent used to laundry may cause allergies, its not that the hotel is not clean.
Back here, we are taught good morals and right conduct...
I wish Americans were taught the same way.
please visit siargao
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Welcome to the Philippines.
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Watch WAKE UP IN PHILLIPINES YOU LIVE IT
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To know more about her story, check " growing up in the Philippines as a Korean"
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We're going to Cebu this November too! I hope you'll have a great time here. I feel very excited for you! Also henloooo Skittles (or Butters?) 😂
Have fun 🤩
Thank you both for choosing our beloved province Cebu
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Don't skip Siargao. It's the surf capital of the Phils. and people dont wanna leave the island because of the vibe, people, food and internet🤣
I’m excited
I love Jessica Lee❤❤❤..she embrace Filipino Culture❤❤❤
She’s so sweet 😊❤️
New subscriber here. Welcome to the Philippines. Stay safe guys. 😊
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Jessica Lee, the legend... ❤❤❤
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Shes a legend ❤❤
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❤ it's nostalgic. I studied i Colegio de San Agustin- Bacolod just next to BOB Restaurant. Thank you 😊
That’s Bobs Restaurant infront of Riverside Hospital Bacolod City.This is where i lived and born.Proud Ilonggo here.U can visit my hometown.
Hey there guys, September would be the great month for you to come, it starts the "BER Months" September to December the Xmas Season, but expect rain in some part of the Regions whenever you're going, (always check the weather ahead of time)
January - February continues the events of the Fiestas (Festival) in different places in the Philippines.
Filipino foods are not for everyone's taste buds, but trying a little bit to taste won't hurt you, but gain experience on what that food tastes, right? 😅
Sounds great!
When i brought my parents here , that was 1994,,, we went upstate NY for apple picking,,, we passed by some residential houses before the orchard , all my father says was,,, where are the kids, he hardly see anybody outside those houses. The fact that it was the weekend around 5pm.