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Wow! It's so rare to see a video that includes Cebuano language. I am shocked that the Korean guys guessed it correctly. Nice job! Amazing video. I had fun watching it💛
I thought this was a video by jubilee. That’s awesome that you guys did southeast Asians all in one video. I feel like most of us aren’t really talked about or included. I am Cambodian myself and starting to see the shift in change. Representation does matter.
@@CAMBODiANCh1natownChick not really she is either a Khmer born in America or someone who lived in America for a long time , she can't speak proper Khmer , she sounds awkward and her use of word is off . So yeah not really a proper Khmer to begin with but I'm not mad , my point is we don't really have that different accent most asian anguage their accent are so different it became different dialect.
Bukan selalu ada Malaysia dalam content negara luar🥺 Proud of you Janelle, walaupon you bangsa cina but you still use Malay as national language of Malaysia🤍 and your pelat² was so comel you know💞✨ and yeah, thank you for include Malaysia in this content🥰 sanding love from Malaysia.
The girl who speaks Thai just used half-Thai, half-English in all of her sentences, for example, still using "I" and "you." ... My best hope is that she would use Thai words for the whole sentences, so all the audience will not misunderstand these.
The Hmong is interesting. Because they did come from the central regions of Southern China, before they got pushed out by the Han Chinese 2000 years ago.
Hmong being a rare breed is an understatement. There are only about 1.5 to 2 million Hmong people in the United States and according to the last count, only about 10 million world wide with most of those, about 5 million in China. We are the Gypsies of Asians. You can find us in all the continents, in almost every country.
@@makelovenotwar9941 if he meant that bisaya is not a dialect but a language then he should include all languages/dialects in the Philippines not just his mother tongue. That's why I overthink that bisaya is so overrated language/dialect in the Philippines. Waray, Hiligaynon, Ilokano, Tausog etch... Are needed some attention sometime.
Where did anyone say that it was? Also, isn’t it common knowledge that Tagalog (Filipino) is the national language? So why would anyone think that Cebuano is the only language on the Philippines?
Finally a representative from Malaysia. As a Malaysian, I feel like my country always being sidelined or overlooked in these kind of videos eventhough the content is supposedly an ASEAN related. I really hope in future you guys can invite lesser known countries in ASEAN like Brunei, Timor Leste and even Myanmar. Anyway Good job guys 👏.
The first girl though, immediately knew it was Cebuano haha interesting to see Cebuano being included in this video. Most people think Philippines is just Tagalog and Philippines has alot more languages besides Tagalog especially in different provinces. e.g Cebuano, Bisaya, Hiligaynon, Ilocano, Kapampangan and more
Hmong is an odd one out from all these languages because of the fact that hmong is more similar to dialects of chinese than to most south east asian languages
I'm glad to see someone speaking Malay even though I'm not from Malaysia but I'm half Malaysian and my mother is from Malaysia 👌 the best multi ethnicity country in the world..
@@Syila254 i think you don't know much about malaysian language..that chinese girl speaks using basic malaysian language which is taught in all schools in malaysia..what you always hear like upin ipin is an accent or slang..even i don't live in malaysia but i know more than you..typical Indonesian mentality always judging people without knowing the fact..🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
I am sorry but cebuano is not a dialect. It’s language. As a linguist, Philippines has 180+ different languages and that includes Cebuano, Ilokano, Pangasinan, Maguindanao, Hiligaynon, Kapampangan and many more. 😫
I'm with you, as indonesian it's totally unfortunate😔 my country also has over 700 languages such as malay, javanese, sundanese, balinese, batakness, minangkabau, banjar, madura, etc. however people who don't have a knowledge more deeply about linguistic, they tend to address it as dialect instead of language😔🥺. In fact dialect and language are completely two aspects that cannot be called to be the same. I'd be so grateful if they called it as language....👍🏻
@@091lsm._ The speakers of two different dialects such as bahasa Indonesia and bahasa Melayu can mutually understand each other. But speakers of two different languages such as Sundanese and Javanese can't understand each other even though they live in the same island.
The Rice Squad’s guessing games and other challenges sure are fun to watch. It’s like giving some form of comfort or distress after a long day. Not everything has to be serious. Life may have its ups and downs, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have the best times of your life outside of your mundane life every once in a while.
“Where’s the bathroom?” in Cebuano could also be said in the archaic forms: 1. Asa ang baño (banyo)? 2. Asa ang casillas (kasilyas)? But these archaic forms are used by the older generations.
Malaysia has the first asian woman to win an Oscar in history - Michelle Yeoh.. but we often sidelined by media. I am glad that Malaysian finally got featured here.
Oh yes khmer(cambodian for the ppl who don't know) love getting the representation we aren't really recognized, we're basically the boogie man of south east asia.
I was actually not surprised when she said Thai instead of Vietnamese :D Even as a Vietnamese myself, sometimes it took me some seconds to realize that someone was speaking Thai instead of the southern Vietnamese dialect. And I got asked a number of times if I was speaking Thai while I was actually speaking Vietnamese with my friends :D
I know a lot of Southern Vietnamese people and I could recognize it. I couldn't guess Thai correctly. It kinda sounds like Viet but it also definitely doesn't at the same time.
Thai and Vietnamese came from the same area. Old Vietnamese before China came sounded identical to Thai and used sanskrit looking text (Khoa Dau/Viet Co) Vietnam didnt have tones before China invaded. Viet and Thai are the most similar
Damn bro! I remember growing up seeing a couple of your Loona vids back in high school- am super surprised to see how your channel has grown!!! (I assumed a lot of your future vids would just be by yourself in front of the camera, I never thought you’d be making Julibee-level videos!!)
Really fun, i like this game. I am Thai but i can not separate between Malaysian, Indonesian and Filipino language. I think Hmong language is Burmese language in first time.
The name of the language is Malay not Malaysian fyi. Bahasa Melayu. Some Malay Singaporean, Bruneian and Southern Thais speak the same language with different dialect/accent. Malay and Indonesian languages are mutually intelligible hence it sounds the same in foreigners ears. Although heavily influenced by Spanish, Tagalog still incorporated a lot of Austronesian words similar to Malay like payung/payong (umbrella), kulambo/kelambu (mosquito net), sepatu (shoes), anak (child), aku/ako (me), sakit (pain) etc etc.
@@secondyearjuanlunasantiago3217 Exactly. The Khmer in the video sounds so similar to Thai imo. I am a fan of Thai lakorn but still can't differentiate them.
Good thing you didn't include Indonesian, cuz some will speak Indonesian in a Javanese accent, Balinese accent, Sumatran accent, any other accents Indonesia uses that will take too long to explain...
Dude, those are not even accent, but an actual language. We have 718 local languages, officially. While some may have a bit of accent, but for the most part, i think majority Indonesian could speak fluently without giving much accent, we were taught and used Bahasa Indonesia in pretty much all formal setting anyway (school, job, etc).
@@dalfifran7572 maybe he meant just the accent, cause sometimes people will bring the accent from their local language, for example some Javanese have really strong (medok) accent when they speak Bahasa Indonesia
@@nq4255 That's true and fair enough. I just want to point out that those accent come from a real native languages, bahasa daerah, not merely an "accent". So if visitor thought they are same language, but only with different accent, they likely lost it hard and extremely confused. Many Indonesian themself would have hard time to follow and understand people talking on different native languages than their own.
Hmong is a very small rare language you only hear in central San Joaquin valley of California or in Minnesota. So I was so shocked to hear Hmong on all these videos
Actually it could also be heard in other countries too! Like China, France, Vietnam, Thailand, Lao, etc. But specifically in the states, Wisconsin is also another place where a lot of Hmong people live and speak the language. There are more states but yes, a big majority of us live in California and Minnesota.
Woah.. I can finally differentiate Thai Language from Vietnamese.. Before this I always mistook Vietnamese Language for Thai Language.. Now in this video I almost guess right all the languages except Hmong.. My first time Hearing
Vietnamese sounds tougher and shorter. Thai speakers on the other hand tend to sketch the vowels longer than the Vietnamese like the “double A sound”. The way we do tones are different, too. Viets: raise high, then go flat Thais: drop low, then go flat This way makes Vietnamese sounds slightly pitchy especially in the northern accent
Im Vietnamese - I can record Japanese, Korean, Thai. China somehow it similar alike Singapore, Taiwan to me so I cant figure. Cambodia & Laos is similar language to me, so if both language playing I know its must be Cambodia or Lao but cant sure if which one Malay, Philippines & Indonesia is same one group, I know its must from 3 countries. But if they’re speaking Malay or Philippine or Indo, I can’t make sure what country exactly but I know they must be (Pinoys, Malay or Indo) 😅😅😅
they shold not ask where are you from because that will make a huge hint. if i will be there, i will speak pure deep tagalog so they will never know. like instead saying " kamusta ka" i would say " nung meron" like saying whats up. instead saying "pero" i would change to "datapwat" ,
Here’s a thing with the Philippines. There are multiple languages in the Philippines that are super distinct from one another. that lady is from the Philippines. She speaks Cebuano. But if she talked to someone from the Philippines who speaks another Philippine-based language such as Waray or Kapampangan or Ilocano, she will not understand them. She may pick up very faintly hints of some words but they can’t have a fluent conversation with them at all.
I got 4 out of seven. I have never heard a Malaysian person speak before in their native tongue. I'm so mad at myself for loving Vietnamese food and I couldn't make out the languages. I know some Thai but I definitely confused the Cambodian for Thai.
Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Timor Leste are part of ASEAN too. Don't forget that Malaysia and Singapore were part of the founding members of ASEAN.
Indonesia has always being represented many times in other videos and channels. It is time to give chance to lesser known countries like Malaysia, Brunei, Timor Leste and Myanmar. We are part of ASEAN too. I'm tired of seeing only Thailand, Phillipines, Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam being represented.
Kudos to the Malaysian girl who represents Malaysia. I can understand her BM, though she probably watch sinetron a lot(?) hence her slightly Indonesian words and accent.
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I could only guess Filipino, Viet, and Thai 😂
Wow! It's so rare to see a video that includes Cebuano language. I am shocked that the Korean guys guessed it correctly. Nice job! Amazing video. I had fun watching it💛
They say that most koreans visit Cebu more than any place in Luzon 😅
Cebu ang may pinaka maraming Korean tourists sa pinas.
Koreans visit Cebu the most.
Koreans are basically Cebuanos! They said there's a lot of Koreans there.
Mga koreano lagi yan sa Cebu🤣
So cool to see Hmong! Thank you!
And the green version too. Mostly its always the white dialect.
I thought this was a video by jubilee. That’s awesome that you guys did southeast Asians all in one video.
I feel like most of us aren’t really talked about or included.
I am Cambodian myself and starting to see the shift in change. Representation does matter.
Me too
Same here!
I was disappointed that there were no Burmese or Laos
Cambodia is somehow never seen, unlike Thailand or Vietnam. Well, it's probably because of the population difference...
🇰🇭💯
Its super awesome how y'all throw in Hmoob(hmong) in this! Keep it up! 💯
I understand why they wouldn't guess Cambodian (Khmer) 🇰🇭 correctly because nowadays people speak the language with many different accents.
Not really, only the rural speak Abit different.
@@KdamSamout Maybe it depends on what we think what Khmer sounds different to us 🤷♀️
@@CAMBODiANCh1natownChick no
@@KdamSamout For her, I would of guessed Vietnamese
@@CAMBODiANCh1natownChick not really she is either a Khmer born in America or someone who lived in America for a long time , she can't speak proper Khmer , she sounds awkward and her use of word is off . So yeah not really a proper Khmer to begin with but I'm not mad , my point is we don't really have that different accent most asian anguage their accent are so different it became different dialect.
Thank you so much for including Cambodia 🇰🇭🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💓
Yeah❤
Bukan selalu ada Malaysia dalam content negara luar🥺 Proud of you Janelle, walaupon you bangsa cina but you still use Malay as national language of Malaysia🤍 and your pelat² was so comel you know💞✨ and yeah, thank you for include Malaysia in this content🥰 sanding love from Malaysia.
Good to see Cambodian here 😊❤🇰🇭
បាទ
Yea😁
Finally Cambodia. It's so unknown amidst Thailand and Vietnam
The girl who speaks Thai just used half-Thai, half-English in all of her sentences, for example, still using "I" and "you." ... My best hope is that she would use Thai words for the whole sentences, so all the audience will not misunderstand these.
The Hmong is interesting. Because they did come from the central regions of Southern China, before they got pushed out by the Han Chinese 2000 years ago.
Hmong being a rare breed is an understatement. There are only about 1.5 to 2 million Hmong people in the United States and according to the last count, only about 10 million world wide with most of those, about 5 million in China.
We are the Gypsies of Asians. You can find us in all the continents, in almost every country.
Cebuano or Bisaya is a language ... thanks for representing of our beloved language ❤️
#representationmatters
Bisaya is not the only language in the Philippines though.
@@stephanielim5544 I think he is pointing out that it is a language bec the Korean guy referred to it as a dialect.
@@makelovenotwar9941 if he meant that bisaya is not a dialect but a language then he should include all languages/dialects in the Philippines not just his mother tongue. That's why I overthink that bisaya is so overrated language/dialect in the Philippines. Waray, Hiligaynon, Ilokano, Tausog etch... Are needed some attention sometime.
Where did anyone say that it was? Also, isn’t it common knowledge that Tagalog (Filipino) is the national language? So why would anyone think that Cebuano is the only language on the Philippines?
@@stephanielim5544 but it's the most naturally dominant language even to the native tagalog speaker🤪😝
So funny to see all their reactions!! Keep making amazing, fun, uplifting content 🎉🥳💕
Thanks for helping film! You were a great addition to the team
Finally a representative from Malaysia. As a Malaysian, I feel like my country always being sidelined or overlooked in these kind of videos eventhough the content is supposedly an ASEAN related. I really hope in future you guys can invite lesser known countries in ASEAN like Brunei, Timor Leste and even Myanmar. Anyway Good job guys 👏.
I think Brunei rarely get represented in any ASEAN related content as if it's non-existent haha it's literally in the middle of SEA.
Indonesia?
@@davin9498 C'mon dude, Indonesia has been represented many times in other videos and channels. It's time to give others a chance as well.
@@davin9498 Indonesia is represented A LOT in Westerners or Korean TH-cam videos. I mean it's the biggest and most populous SE Asian country anyway.
timor leste just joined this 2023 the video was made 8 months ago 😭😭
I just want to correct as a Cambodian, in Cambodia we speak Khmer as an official language not Cambodian.
The first girl though, immediately knew it was Cebuano haha interesting to see Cebuano being included in this video. Most people think Philippines is just Tagalog and Philippines has alot more languages besides Tagalog especially in different provinces. e.g Cebuano, Bisaya, Hiligaynon, Ilocano, Kapampangan and more
They still got its all wrong in the end 🤣😂
@@hentype irrelevant…Indonesia was not mentioned
in bisaya ... pwede is puyde... skwela is iskuyla... parang ang soft naman ng bisaya niya...
@@pelikularecap murag iyang bisaya kay gitunan-an ra wala gidak-an.
@@pelikularecapmaybe she's a conyo bisaya.... there's such a thing in our place
Hmong is an odd one out from all these languages because of the fact that hmong is more similar to dialects of chinese than to most south east asian languages
Hmong representation!! 🙌🏼✨
The Cambodian girl is so humble and cute.
Ik fr😭😭😭😭
I'm glad to see someone speaking Malay even though I'm not from Malaysia but I'm half Malaysian and my mother is from Malaysia 👌 the best multi ethnicity country in the world..
Itu orang china
Tapi bahasanya lebih ke bahasa Indonesia
@@Syila254 i think you don't know much about malaysian language..that chinese girl speaks using basic malaysian language which is taught in all schools in malaysia..what you always hear like upin ipin is an accent or slang..even i don't live in malaysia but i know more than you..typical Indonesian mentality always judging people without knowing the fact..🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
@@Syila254 Dia tak fasih sangat sebab tu bahasa melayu dia bunyi baku😬
Filipino languages are easier to guess, it sounds different because of the Spanish sounding words.
I am sorry but cebuano is not a dialect. It’s language. As a linguist, Philippines has 180+ different languages and that includes Cebuano, Ilokano, Pangasinan, Maguindanao, Hiligaynon, Kapampangan and many more. 😫
I'm with you, as indonesian it's totally unfortunate😔 my country also has over 700 languages such as malay, javanese, sundanese, balinese, batakness, minangkabau, banjar, madura, etc. however people who don't have a knowledge more deeply about linguistic, they tend to address it as dialect instead of language😔🥺. In fact dialect and language are completely two aspects that cannot be called to be the same. I'd be so grateful if they called it as language....👍🏻
@@091lsm._ The speakers of two different dialects such as bahasa Indonesia and bahasa Melayu can mutually understand each other. But speakers of two different languages such as Sundanese and Javanese can't understand each other even though they live in the same island.
Yesss
@@091lsm._ nope that's only 302
@@091lsm._ exactly. How can people saying Javanese, Sundanese, and more is a dialect whereas they totally different from bahasa Indonesia
I love seeing people having conversations in two different language not understanding each other but enjoying each other's company
The Rice Squad’s guessing games and other challenges sure are fun to watch. It’s like giving some form of comfort or distress after a long day. Not everything has to be serious. Life may have its ups and downs, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have the best times of your life outside of your mundane life every once in a while.
“Where’s the bathroom?” in Cebuano could also be said in the archaic forms:
1. Asa ang baño (banyo)?
2. Asa ang casillas (kasilyas)?
But these archaic forms are used by the older generations.
Omcm boss HAHAHQHQH
i love this so much!! we love a good southeast asian representation
Malaysia has the first asian woman to win an Oscar in history - Michelle Yeoh.. but we often sidelined by media. I am glad that Malaysian finally got featured here.
Same, I want you guys to be featured more.
I thought she was Chinese live in America, I didn't she's Malaysia.
Maybe there was also a Vietnamese who won an Oscar but I don't remember his name. Anyway, congratulations to your country's actor.
I saw Malaysia flag and I clicked, cause we often sidelined, and didn’t see much of this kind of video involving Malaysian 😊
Oh yes khmer(cambodian for the ppl who don't know) love getting the representation we aren't really recognized, we're basically the boogie man of south east asia.
eventho we r quite literally the og of sea
Malaysia represent the Malay language in Brunai, Singapore..and some part of Indonesia..as it differs in term of diction...
Southern Thailand too.☺
I was actually not surprised when she said Thai instead of Vietnamese :D
Even as a Vietnamese myself, sometimes it took me some seconds to realize that someone was speaking Thai instead of the southern Vietnamese dialect. And I got asked a number of times if I was speaking Thai while I was actually speaking Vietnamese with my friends :D
Does Thai and Vietnamese actually sound the same?
@@nstellerrr to me, the first 5 seconds yes. But in general, no
I know a lot of Southern Vietnamese people and I could recognize it. I couldn't guess Thai correctly. It kinda sounds like Viet but it also definitely doesn't at the same time.
Thai and Vietnamese came from the same area. Old Vietnamese before China came sounded identical to Thai and used sanskrit looking text (Khoa Dau/Viet Co) Vietnam didnt have tones before China invaded. Viet and Thai are the most similar
I see Cambodia, that's awesome hahaha thanks for featuring everyone :)
its nice to see the good content like this, greeting from here, indonesia, the ASEAN member to 🤗😀
Thank you for having a Malaysian on!
4:26 finally there's someone speaking khmer in these kinds of videos hahahah
this video was so good!! thank you guys! 🤩
So refreshing seeing a Cambodian in these type of videos!! Love to see the representation :D
Damn bro! I remember growing up seeing a couple of your Loona vids back in high school- am super surprised to see how your channel has grown!!!
(I assumed a lot of your future vids would just be by yourself in front of the camera, I never thought you’d be making Julibee-level videos!!)
Yeasss I’m Cambodian too I’m so happy I will say that to my dad and mom they would me proud of me so much learning Cambodia
This needs more views!
Really fun, i like this game. I am Thai but i can not separate between Malaysian, Indonesian and Filipino language. I think Hmong language is Burmese language in first time.
Indonesian and malaysian is like Thai and Laos
@@muayboran6111 Maybe like that, both of your language sound similar and beautiful😗
Also Cambodian, Lao, Thai and Burmese sounds the same for me as a Filipino.
The name of the language is Malay not Malaysian fyi. Bahasa Melayu. Some Malay Singaporean, Bruneian and Southern Thais speak the same language with different dialect/accent. Malay and Indonesian languages are mutually intelligible hence it sounds the same in foreigners ears. Although heavily influenced by Spanish, Tagalog still incorporated a lot of Austronesian words similar to Malay like payung/payong (umbrella), kulambo/kelambu (mosquito net), sepatu (shoes), anak (child), aku/ako (me), sakit (pain) etc etc.
@@secondyearjuanlunasantiago3217 Exactly. The Khmer in the video sounds so similar to Thai imo. I am a fan of Thai lakorn but still can't differentiate them.
I'am waiting for Indonesia, but yaahh...
Good thing you didn't include Indonesian, cuz some will speak Indonesian in a Javanese accent, Balinese accent, Sumatran accent, any other accents Indonesia uses that will take too long to explain...
Dude, those are not even accent, but an actual language.
We have 718 local languages, officially.
While some may have a bit of accent, but for the most part, i think majority Indonesian could speak fluently without giving much accent, we were taught and used Bahasa Indonesia in pretty much all formal setting anyway (school, job, etc).
@@dalfifran7572 maybe he meant just the accent, cause sometimes people will bring the accent from their local language, for example some Javanese have really strong (medok) accent when they speak Bahasa Indonesia
@@nq4255 That's true and fair enough. I just want to point out that those accent come from a real native languages, bahasa daerah, not merely an "accent".
So if visitor thought they are same language, but only with different accent, they likely lost it hard and extremely confused.
Many Indonesian themself would have hard time to follow and understand people talking on different native languages than their own.
overproud
@@dalfifran7572 he said "speak Indonesian in javanese accent" alias ngomong bahasa Indonesia medok
So Javanese can called both accent and language
It's really cool that language keeps evolving
Hmong is a very small rare language you only hear in central San Joaquin valley of California or in Minnesota. So I was so shocked to hear Hmong on all these videos
Actually it could also be heard in other countries too! Like China, France, Vietnam, Thailand, Lao, etc. But specifically in the states, Wisconsin is also another place where a lot of Hmong people live and speak the language. There are more states but yes, a big majority of us live in California and Minnesota.
And he’s speaking the Green dialect too which is even rarer given the White dialect dominates most of Hmong culture in the US.
@@kaym7704 he definitely wasn't speaking the green dialect
@@kaym7704 Ummm... he's definitely speaking in the White Hmong dialect.
@@kaym7704 But I do wish for the Green Hmong (Hmong Leng) dialect to appear in a video like this someday.
HMONG REPRESENT 💕💕😌😌💖
woah cebuano is included and even the first language to be featured :O
Woah.. I can finally differentiate Thai Language from Vietnamese.. Before this I always mistook Vietnamese Language for Thai Language.. Now in this video I almost guess right all the languages except Hmong.. My first time Hearing
Vietnamese sounds tougher and shorter. Thai speakers on the other hand tend to sketch the vowels longer than the Vietnamese like the “double A sound”. The way we do tones are different, too.
Viets: raise high, then go flat
Thais: drop low, then go flat
This way makes Vietnamese sounds slightly pitchy especially in the northern accent
Thank you for including Cambodia many of these Asian videos do not
Im Vietnamese - I can record Japanese, Korean, Thai.
China somehow it similar alike Singapore, Taiwan to me so I cant figure.
Cambodia & Laos is similar language to me, so if both language playing I know its must be Cambodia or Lao but cant sure if which one
Malay, Philippines & Indonesia is same one group, I know its must from 3 countries. But if they’re speaking Malay or Philippine or Indo, I can’t make sure what country exactly but I know they must be (Pinoys, Malay or Indo) 😅😅😅
Mainit napagbati sa lahàt nang manga taga timog-silangang asya👏👏👏👏👏 mabuhay tayong lahàt👍👍👍👍. Pagbati mula sa PILIPINAS 🇵🇭
We need to represent 🇧🇳 language. We are part of southeast asia 🥹
I thought Brunei's national language is Malay?
@@Heyzairi it is Malay but we have our own dialect 😅
What language did u use brother? Im from Indonesia saya tau sikit la bahasa melayu
I immediately know that the first one is Cebuano!!!
This was fun. Enjoyed this! 😄✨️
It’s so cool to me about how much Spanish there is in cebuano
man, if multiple people playing this game from my country used me as a reference to tell other people about the country... i would probably cry
There's a Spanish speaking in the SEA and that's the Philippines.. Although only some Spanish words
Spanish is still spoken in the country. My community still speaks spanish on a daily basis but switch to filipino when travelling.
That Tagalog girl she spoke Spanish when the Korean asked "¿como estas? and she replied "estoy bien, y tu"
@@-...................- yeah that's true, there's still a tons of Spanish speakers in the country, they're still using it.
The Philippines is very beautiful!!!!
Woahhh, I'm surprised because it's rare to hear Cebuano in these type of videos.
they shold not ask where are you from because that will make a huge hint. if i will be there, i will speak pure deep tagalog so they will never know. like instead saying " kamusta ka" i would say " nung meron" like saying whats up. instead saying "pero" i would change to "datapwat" ,
Good to see Cambodia 🇰🇭 ❤❤🇰🇭
when the malaysian spoke i was surprised then she said her accent was different that i was like oh ok lol
Here’s a thing with the Philippines. There are multiple languages in the Philippines that are super distinct from one another. that lady is from the Philippines. She speaks Cebuano. But if she talked to someone from the Philippines who speaks another Philippine-based language such as Waray or Kapampangan or Ilocano, she will not understand them. She may pick up very faintly hints of some words but they can’t have a fluent conversation with them at all.
I got 4 out of seven. I have never heard a Malaysian person speak before in their native tongue. I'm so mad at myself for loving Vietnamese food and I couldn't make out the languages. I know some Thai but I definitely confused the Cambodian for Thai.
don't worry, Native Vietnamese speakers also are struggling with it 😊 You will learn it eventually 👌
Saw Malaysian flag auto subcribe 🇲🇾👍🏻
the southeast asian people should have include:
Thailand, Cambodian, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Indonesian, Burmese, and Lao
Nah, tagalog is overrated!
Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Timor Leste are part of ASEAN too. Don't forget that Malaysia and Singapore were part of the founding members of ASEAN.
Watching this video from PJ ✌🏼
Cute = គួរឲ្យស្រលាញ់ (kuor aoy sralanh) Cambodian language call Khmer they speak Khmer
Yup Philippines has a lot of dialects but also have a lot of different languages and cebuano is a language not a dialect!
I understand part of Cebuano because I speak Spanish
As Indonesian, i'm just watching 👀
as a filipino (moved to Canada tho) who understood what first girl said, I was stunt to hear that she was speaking Cebuano
clue to Filipino languages are the spanish loan words 😭
10:44 the girl on the right is so pretty wtf
47,833 views, 1.6k likes, 194 comments, 222k subscribers. Nice!!
these girls look like disney princesses like moana. gorgeous !
Finally something on the Khmer language 🇰🇭🙏🏾
He got the hmong dude because of the word leej muam lol he probably asked one of his hmong friends how to Holla at a hmong girl before 😂
Wow Cambodia 🇰🇭😭🙏🏻
I'm happy that they put our country too
Language with 270mil+ speaker in SEA is not included, and oh just realized this is Filipina channel.
what language are you talking about here ? genuine question btw
Indonesia has always being represented many times in other videos and channels. It is time to give chance to lesser known countries like Malaysia, Brunei, Timor Leste and Myanmar. We are part of ASEAN too. I'm tired of seeing only Thailand, Phillipines, Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam being represented.
@@0900370pian I do agree anywy
There's a HMONG person?!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The pinay girl in jeans is my type!!! She looks so sweet. I’m korean btw
Kudos to the Malaysian girl who represents Malaysia. I can understand her BM, though she probably watch sinetron a lot(?) hence her slightly Indonesian words and accent.
You know it's Filipino if you hear some Spanish words 😂
It's heavily composed of Spanish words
Daaang they got a Hmong in here too
I'm from Cambodia 🇰🇭
SE Asia is so diverse
Where are the other south east asia ???
yet, yall just shown the world that cambodian girls are pretty, bubbly and friendly ;:DD
There are so many koreans in cebu so I am not surprised
Aw Malaysia, naming the capital and iconic food is just a give away.
The 2nd dude is very cultured ❤
For educational purposes, dialects are different from languages. 😊
The Malaysian sounds like she has American Accent... She's like speaking simlish
Malaysian version of English is called Manglish which is very similar to Singlish except with heavy Malay influence.
When you some spanish words but in asia...
4:27 Cambodian languages (Khmer ) 🇰🇭
kinda disapointed...cuz didn't include other southeast asian languages like Burmese , Lao.