where are you guys from and how did you learn Cebuano? We filipinos love foreigners who learn our language and love our country. 😊 Good luck and be safe to you guys.
Thank you for the sweet comment. I'm Canadian but I've lived in the Philippines for many years. Gradually learning different languages. Cebuano is a fun language!
Dili lang lansio ug balbacua sab....Proud to be Bisaya. Matud pa nila basta bisaya mga guapa ug guapo, mga abtik ug mga kugihan...from Cebuano sa Qatar...
Fun fact, lansiao is originally lan chiao in chinese, meaning "penis". I discovered it when I brought my taiwanese student to a carenderia and he asked me to pick some bizarre food. Gipili nako ang lansiao then explained to him whats it all about and then he just laughed hard and said, "ahhh!! Lan chiao! In taiwan lan chiao is penis!"
Thanks for that explanation! I didn't know that . Now it makes sense. I guess lan chiao is a word in the Hokkien Chinese language, specifically, not Mandarin, because most of the Chinese who came to the Philippines (and also in Taiwan) were from the Hokkien-speaking part of southern China. Hence, most of the Chinese words that got adopted into Philippine languages, and even words of some food items (like siopao and hopia), are originally Hokkien words.
When I was growing up,my dad was a missionary We are Ilonggo but every two years, we moved so I learned and and could fluently speak 8 Pilipino dialects . But because I haven’t used it, I could not anymore although I can understand them. Just some words and this is so sad so from your vlog, I’ll try to recover some . I really like to speak again. Any advice on how to start? I still can speak: Hiligaynon, Cebuano, Tagalog, some Ilocano. I have forgotten: pampangueno, Panggalatoc, magindanao dialect, waray, fluent ilocano. It’s sad when you loose gifts of language that you use to know. I live in the states now and it is such a shame that most Children of Filipino parent/ s do not teach their children how to speak their native language. Are we the only race whose kids grow up not knowing their heritage? I hear Hmong, Vietnamese, Latinos children speak their parents languages but Filipinos... they don’t even know where their parent is from . Tragic and shameful, really.
yes, it is true that many Filipinos do not pass on their languages nor certain aspects of their culture to their children. That includes Filipinos overseas, and even some Filipinos residing in the Philippines. Many Ilokano parents do not even speak Ilokano to their children anymore...only Tagalog and English. It is sad.
Nevertheless, it is very impressive that you learned so many Philippine languages. Congratulations! With exposure and practice, you could relearn them quickly I think.
Thank you, glad you like it. I would say 1 month to learn your 30 most useful expressions/questions which could allow you to do basic things, and 6 months to become conversational.
Practice with native speakers is the best way. And do not worry too much about making mistakes when you are first talking. The point is to form whole sentences as soon as possible
@@firthm2 I got it in a dream and when I checked Google translate, it traced the word ignon to Cebuano origins. I don't have a clue what it means. I did not even know about this country until my dream.🤷🏿♀️
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the longest word challenge was fun!!! tagaasa gyud sa mga bisaya na word oi unsahay
uy salamat! glad you liked it. longer word: daghangsalamatuy! haha
New subscriber here...
I like the content and people on the vid..
Lahi ra gyud ang beauty sa mga bisaya 😊👍🏼❤️
Salamat sa subscribe . Welcome to the channel dong!
where are you guys from and how did you learn Cebuano? We filipinos love foreigners who learn our language and love our country. 😊 Good luck and be safe to you guys.
Thank you for the sweet comment. I'm Canadian but I've lived in the Philippines for many years. Gradually learning different languages. Cebuano is a fun language!
Lol much sa * ang nakayatak nakayatan* 😂😂😂😂😂 pesti uy
Hahaha
Yay! Ari ta diring dapita kay hugyaw kaayo ug content. Wangil kaau ang wosh. Keep it up!
daghang salamat! subscribe ug share palihog
Ganahan lage ko ani nga channel.
imal kaayo ng lansiao ug mka pagana... ug kaon og maka pagahi... sa bukton.
daghang salamat! palihug ishare kini sa imong mga friends
Gwapa ng two girls. Sana ol... 😘😘isa ka gwapo pod😘
thanks for the compliment. oo gyud, gwapa sila hehe
Wow sayon man kaau mo bisiya sir🤣😂
gamay ra Gerlie, pero thanks hehe
Hahah lami jud nang ang nakayatak nakayatan aww nayatakan diay hahaha
hahaha
Firth, I'm impressed with your Cebuano vocabulary, specially ang lawum nga mga panultihon.
salamat...i researched long words to prepare!!! cebuano has many beautiful long words to discover...
Haha nakayatan tapos sulti daun ug so what?! Ka fierce buh?!
lol
Haha..kalingaw kaau😂🤣
salamat dong
Hahah isog jud Ang Cebuana...Kai Cebuana pud ko Hehe. Plus Ang ka gwapa chaar. Tonque twister nakaya**n hahah
hahaha #realtalk
Kuyawan kos unsa pas taas.. Notch daw niya!! 🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha
Excited nako sa uban pa nimo na vlogs l hope na humo kag daghan vlogs like reactions vlogs keep it up ldol more vlogs wait namo tan aw me diri 😍😍😍
i hope pud! hehe.
please share with your friends so i will be inspired to make more! :-)
subscribe ta bi aron makita nako permi kaanyag ni April ug Isabela. ayieeee :)
salamat Paul! y palihug i-follow sa FB page pud.... www.fb.com/LoveAllLanguages
Nakayatan kuno. Hahha!
lol...delikado
Worth it yung time ki dito nice Content 😊👌💓
salamat amigo! kindly share if you liked it
bai nalingaw ko hahaha new subscriber here ahahaha fr Rama Compound Cebu City hahaha
salamat kyle sa pag-subscribe nimo. bisdaks unite!
Dili lang lansio ug balbacua sab....Proud to be Bisaya. Matud pa nila basta bisaya mga guapa ug guapo, mga abtik ug mga kugihan...from Cebuano sa Qatar...
bisdak power! hehe
nice kaayo and channel nyo!!
daghang salamat. did you subscribe and click the bell already? :)
Love All Languages humana! :)
Lami dong???? 😂😂😂just like a chewing gum. 😂😂😂lol
Tinuod! just like a chewing gum
Im new here kani jud lalom na mga bisaya
Basin nagapuyo ka layo sa sugbo
Daghang salamat sa pag-subscribe! Love you all! (and all languages!) hehe
Lingawa ani dah
Hehe, kindly share the video with your friends. Daghang salamat!
Wala gyud ko Katilaw anang lanchao ay!
Love this vlog!
Glad you enjoyed it! Did you sub? Thanks, if yes!
Fun fact, lansiao is originally lan chiao in chinese, meaning "penis". I discovered it when I brought my taiwanese student to a carenderia and he asked me to pick some bizarre food. Gipili nako ang lansiao then explained to him whats it all about and then he just laughed hard and said, "ahhh!! Lan chiao! In taiwan lan chiao is penis!"
Thanks for that explanation! I didn't know that . Now it makes sense. I guess lan chiao is a word in the Hokkien Chinese language, specifically, not Mandarin, because most of the Chinese who came to the Philippines (and also in Taiwan) were from the Hokkien-speaking part of southern China. Hence, most of the Chinese words that got adopted into Philippine languages, and even words of some food items (like siopao and hopia), are originally Hokkien words.
Nakayatan na hinoon..hahaha
"Muhilak pero walay mata mo lakaw pero walay tiil" lahi man akong nahuna hunaan uy atay 😂😂😂
hahaha pwede uy
grabihang firth oi
gipalibutag maanyag
3:59 "PAGPAKIGTANDI"
salamat day
Shotout ko sa tanan na mga bisaya sa cebu, lm here in Bulacan layo kaayo mingaw na ko kalami mo uli oi
miss ko pud sa cebu!
thanks for watching and sharing the video!
i dont hace nay idea about the taste of lantiao but the name it seems delicious...
it is not that bad...but very chewy!!!
Hi April..!
KANINDOT JUD SUNDAN SA INYONG MGA VIDEOS...DAGHANG SALAMAT..GOD BLESS.
Daghang salamat pud! Share palihug mga videos
nakayatan lage daan pako.
hahaha
unsay mas taas? notch ko? haha kabuang!
hahahaha
Hi, can you make a video about Gaddang Language? Please
I hope I will have the chance, good idea!
💗💗💗💗💗
thanks for watching Paola!
When I was growing up,my dad was a missionary We are Ilonggo but every two years, we moved so I learned and and could fluently speak 8 Pilipino dialects .
But because I haven’t used it, I could not anymore although I can understand them. Just some words and this is so sad so from your vlog, I’ll try to recover some . I really like to speak again. Any advice on how to start? I still can speak: Hiligaynon, Cebuano, Tagalog, some Ilocano.
I have forgotten: pampangueno,
Panggalatoc, magindanao dialect, waray, fluent ilocano.
It’s sad when you loose gifts of language that you use to know. I live in the states now and it is such a shame that most Children of Filipino parent/ s do not teach their children how to speak their native language. Are we the only race whose kids grow up not knowing their heritage? I hear Hmong, Vietnamese, Latinos children speak their parents languages but Filipinos... they don’t even know where their parent is from . Tragic and shameful, really.
yes, it is true that many Filipinos do not pass on their languages nor certain aspects of their culture to their children. That includes Filipinos overseas, and even some Filipinos residing in the Philippines. Many Ilokano parents do not even speak Ilokano to their children anymore...only Tagalog and English. It is sad.
Nevertheless, it is very impressive that you learned so many Philippine languages. Congratulations! With exposure and practice, you could relearn them quickly I think.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_Philippines
www.babbel.com/en/magazine/what-language-is-spoken-in-the-philippines
Ang nkayatak na KAYATAN 😂😂😂
hahahahaha risky
Haan mo liplipatan agilokano
I'm proud of you❤
Agyamanak kabsat. sika met, saan mo liplipatan wen? surwamto dagitay annakmo!
Wen to kabsat❤
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Unsa pay mas taas
"Notch ko"tinood ba 😂😂
secret. hehe
Hahahaha taas gyud siguro diay ahaaha
Quick question !
Sa cebu mo ga dako or dayu lang mo?
Or half filipino 🤔 curious lang😁
New subs here ❤😎
dayu ra ko bai...gikan ako sa canada pero nagpuyo ako sa luzon daghang tuig. salamat sa pagsubscibe!
Mao ni linndut na dayu
Na mu adjust ug laing language
Colab mo ni #BISAYANGHILAW dol.
Good idea, kindly introduce us! Haha
Make this happen!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
uy salamat
Na features mo sa I am cebuano. Bag.o taga sunod ninyo more bag.o video
Cool, daghang salamat sa suporta amigo! Hopefully will make more videos after the pandemic
Cebauno ko pero dli Kay ko kabalo kaayo sa lalom na words
mao diay
I like your videos a lot. I’m English and wonder how long if you live in Cebu would it take to learn the language ?
Thank you, glad you like it. I would say 1 month to learn your 30 most useful expressions/questions which could allow you to do basic things, and 6 months to become conversational.
I would say it depends on your age . If a foreign kid where brought to cebu in a year they would be fluent as a native . If your 60 good luck .
How did you learn how to speak the language so well? Any tips? 🙏🏼
Umm, i just speak it a little. But knowing Ilocano and Tagalog helped me learn faster
Practice with native speakers is the best way. And do not worry too much about making mistakes when you are first talking. The point is to form whole sentences as soon as possible
Bay crash nako imo tapad naa sa tuo
mao diay? haha
Kinatumyan kinatas an
:)
Ang Nakayatan NAYATAKAN 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL
hahahahaha
GwaFa sya morena beauty ang naka black
mga cebuanas mga gwapa, di ba?
😂😂😂😂😂👊👊👊👊💜💜💜
glad you liked it!
I hope this does not offend you and I also hope it makes sense. What does "fearless ignon" mean?
fearless ignon? i do not understand, please explain
@@firthm2 I got it in a dream and when I checked Google translate, it traced the word ignon to Cebuano origins. I don't have a clue what it means. I did not even know about this country until my dream.🤷🏿♀️
PAGPAKIMAABIABIHON =18
PAGPAKIGHINABI =13
DULA PULONG =10
Nice, maayong usa ka bro
ka wangil
thanks for watching and sharing!
Puti maayong Mag Bisaya...Buang..!!
hehe kabuang gyud uy
Top 3 Most Spoken Bisaya languages:
1. Cebuano 20 million
2. Hiligaynon 10 million
3. Waray 3 million
pagadian.org/bisaya.htm
I forgot the two ladies kay kamatahom:)
lagi, gwapa sila
Asa man imo ana mego:) paila ko ana veh:) kapuya aning singol haha
wala bang waray waray? vid hoho
not yet. subscribe na at gagawin natin yan!
@@firthm2 ok na gad 😁
Yung babaeng naka-itim kamukha ni Lou sa PBB.
Mao diay?
@@firthm2 Yes po, try mo search si Lou ng PBB para mabaw-an nimo if tinuod akong gi-ingon.
Binisaya lagi, dili Bisaya. Ang Bisaya tawo kana
relax uy. ang mga termino depende sa lugar ug personal nga gusto hehe