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You are such a remarkable young woman. While you mainly convey Philippine culture to the world, your understanding of American culture is absolutely dead on.
French kissing. Funny story. While in Washington DC years ago I dated a French lady from their embassy. Subject one day got around to French Kissing. She was clueless what I meant. After explaining she laughed and said in France that’s referred to as American Kissing.
Your explanation about how a Filipino family runs a business into the ground was a real eye opener based on my personal experience. Maybe you can do a video on how the Philippine definition of truth and lying is culturally different from the west.
Oh I’ve already done the honesty topic - at least twice 😊 WHY DO FILIPINAS LIE? / SAVING FACE in the Philippines th-cam.com/video/y7KcHJbm96g/w-d-xo.html The Question Of Honesty th-cam.com/video/sAT1H2pqppw/w-d-xo.html
@@TheFilipinaPea even that was a eye opener to me being married to a Pinay for decades. She would look me straight in the eyes and lie to my face . And it really annoyed me to no end Then you mentioned the " Pinoy don't like confrontation" thing and I understand....... Better .
Yeah, I've hired some amazing Filipinas to work for me, and had a Pinay best friend in college. The main thing is remembering that they simply don't want to disappoint you and they hate the burden of being the barer of bad news. If you are someone who is very frank and comfortable with conflict resolution you'll be a definite asset in the lives of your Flipino loved ones. The men, I've found, are just like most other men... However, women will ghost before wanting to disappoint you.
This makes much sense. Thai culture has similar behaviors, such as 'saving face' and not appearing to 'taking offense'. In the end, both are self-defeating to person learning and growth. And explains the continual poverty cycles, so often observed. And I'm afraid other countries (including the US), are headed. Now, we have a war of 'Narratives'. ❤️
@@boracay12 ugh that's disgusting. I despise people who can lie to someone's face because they want to avoid conflict when the lie itself creates the conflict in the first place. It's a self replicating issue and it's circular logic. It reminds me of Japan where they will lie to your face to remain 'respectful' despite not having any respect for anybody.
Lemme chip in on Kevin's question abt family business. A filipina lady living abroad but visiting her family gave her niece 2000 peso. The idea was that the niece would buy supplies so she could sell food during a fiesta, and so the girl diligently did. At the end of the day she was very happy, as she made 1500 peso. Well.. that was not profit, but turnover. I could not even make clear to her that by NOT buying any supplies and NOT spend the whole day selling food, she would have had 500 peso more. She only say that she made 1500 peso
funny thing: i learned some agressive trading/arbitrage from poor filipina girl/scammer. Her technique of trading ordinary goods was a great school for me. I'd say she taught me a great deal about trading without being any economy professional. Years later it saved me in times of extreme poverty. We all tend to treat filipino people as poor, unable to do bussines, unable to survive on the market. Yet they are still alive - it's us who miss something, we don't understand this economy. Otherwise 90% of the nation would starve already.
You are absolutely excellent at this form of communication. Also you have a very comprehensive understanding of western and Filipino cultures, and knowledge of the world. You are a very impressive young woman, Pea.
Oh Pea, whatever they're paying you it isn't enough. You had me rolling on the floor with the blue haired fembot and captain skits. You are one smart, creative woman. I love your play on words. Thank you for another enjoyable episode!
@@TheFilipinaPea and I love how you give us really good information about your country and culture and the women and what to do and what not to do when we go to the Philippines because that is my destinations and I want to be prepared
Pea ! You are the greatest !!! You have a special talent of turning regular stuff into amazing content , you are so good at what you do, thanks for the video and have a wonderful weekend !!!!!
Thank you Pea for another entertaining video, Having a hard time understanding why we expect new friends and partners to have the same preferences eg kissing etc., Meeting a new friend from another culture and getting to know each other and if luck is willing, love is there and then the kiss technique plays little role, The physical one is solved if the mental/spiritual contact is there, Greetings from an old-fashioned man from Scandinavia who lacks punky on the keyboard
Pea, I have just come across your videos recently. as a retired English teacher I would like to compliment you on your expression and delivery of English. You are so articulate , and a pleasure to listen to.
Thanks Pea for being who you are. Thanks for another great video with very interesting topics. You are truly brilliant and very intelligent. Young and beautiful can be added to the adjectives. When you bring on a relative, whether a mother, father, sister, or brother you give a more clearer picture of Philippine life. Thanks!
Hi, Pea! I loved how you used Wimpy's "I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today." There aren't that many young fellas out there, even here in America, who will get that reference. The old cartoons, TV shows, and movies just aren't shown that much anymore. In fact, my elementary school students were delighted when I introduced them to things like the "I Love Lucy" skit "Slowly I Turned," Abbott & Costello's "Who's on First," the Herculoids, Jonny Quest, Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner, and others. Like Anne Murray's song said, "Everything Old is New Again." The kids hadn't seen the old stuff, so they weren't familiar with it, so it was completely new to them. I never got around to showing them Popeye cartoons, though. Also, I especially loved how you used that line about hamburgers in your advice about setting up a food stand. Well played! Not knowing how to kiss? Hmm... I can't comment much on that subject. I don't know how to kiss, either. I've only been kissed 3 times in my life, and I'm 63. The kisses were all at once during an acting class, and my acting "partner" complained the whole time about me being the man she had to kiss instead of some other guy. Sigh. I don't see why Filipinas can't get pregnant from tree fairies. After all, not all fairies are tiny people (those tiny folk are pixies, just one kind of fairy), and even if all the fairies in the Philippines are the tiny variety, fairies do have plenty of magic. Remember the old saying, "It's not the size of the wand, it's the magic in it that counts." Or in the Philippines, it might be worded, "It's not the size of the banana, it's the magic in it that counts." (Banana being the term I've often heard you use before.) The Tampo 2000: I've heard many references to tampo, Pea, both on your channel and others. But it's only been about women who use this practice. Do Filipino men use tampo, too, as a way to show their displeasure over something that their girlfriends/wives have said or done? Thanks for another great Q&A, Pea.
Hi Pea ! I always enjoy when you compare our cultures and how “different, but the same “ we are . Where I live , the two basic languages are Spanish and English . And the resultant street language is Spanglish … a mix of both . Also , what we call TexMex culture . With classic Spanish speakers , who speak the original from Spain , as confused as the Brits trying to understand Southern American English . Especially when pronounced with a laconic Texas drawl . We also get South American and Central American folks here who speak regional dialects as well . It’s always fun listening to a Spanish speaker rattling off a long explanation about something , only to break into precise technical English halfway through … Layer that with Native American ( Indigenous) loan words and place names as well . It’s always changing with the influence of the internet and TV . Cowboy jargon gives way to modern pop culture . I laughed at your legend of the “ Faeries “ . We have traditions of the fae folk getting young girls “with child “ and the resultant halflings too . Faeries , Sprites , Pixies and Elves … The Wee Folk seem to be well traveled… and randy little beggars wherever they are . The picture of a large eyed Pea next to a tree , taking a wee .. while watching in all directions … Makes me laugh . Watch yourself , girl … even today . Some of us Irish still have a bit of the magic in us . We might appear out of nowhere , when you least expect it …
Hey bro, and top o' mornin' to you! I'm from Tennessee and very familiar with Texas! What you are saying is the truth! I moved to Ecuador to get away from the cold there seven years ago. Here the Spanish is mixed with Quechua. It makes things more interesting, no? Dios te bendiga siempre hermano mio!
@@robertwhite1181 Oh etymology is one of my favorite hobbies . Tracing different words back through history . How parent words in ancient languages have dissipated and spread through more modern times with trade and conquest . How spellings and pronunciation change and evolve with use . Like with different alphabets and their forms , words are a window into our past .
Hey Pea. Thanks for your input about the eatery info. This is what I did to help my fiance in Davao. She ran her sisters eatery all last year, made her own money. This year a big space came open near her sister, owned by a Co-Op. I financed the cleanup, repairs and setup of her own eatery. Also she has 3 extra rooms to rent and make extra money. Always better to teach to fish.
Hey Pea, thanks for all the great info. Helping the family to start a business so the make their own money is a good idea. I would love to find a school or program that teaches Tagalog, but I'm worried that I will end up somewhere that only speaks the local dialect instead. Have a great day.
Brilliant!!! The best video you have ever put together. I was grappling with the same question. I gave some money to a Filipina to open a Sari Sari store.... it completely failed because she did not see what the competition around here was doing. Totally agree about the kissing question. We both had fun teaching my partner how to kiss.
Pea: it's funny to me how many times you bring references from movies, and TV shows while naturally giving information about topics in the Philippines. It is one of the many reasons I love watching your videos. As always another smash hit for the video collection of Pea videos. When it comes to the french kissing part of a relationship with a Filipina, looks like if I ever get to the PH, I'll have to make sure there are plenty of ice cream cones and ice cream to get a Filipina I would be interested in some practice using her tongue for something other than talking. But I have to get there first.
Good answer on the regular people and understanding business. I'm a Filipino who could never make sense how businesses work until someone showed me and made me understand every line in a PNL (profit and loss statement). When i understood the buckets then it became much easier to manage expenses and then set the mark up to get a profit.. and yes.. it was an American that taught me. I hope to retire in the Philippines one day and share this basic knowledge with at least my relatives to start. Good luck and thanks.
Found this channel while looking for travel guides, and I got to say I enjoy your videos a lot, even though I have no intention of marrying or dating anybody anytime soon. Your videos are interesting and add to my worldview. Keep up the great work!
I just love your skits at the end of your videos and your content. very informative and entertaining. I'm also married to a Filipina. 4 wonderful years as of May 5th. Still learning much of Filipino customs and general culture. ❤
Holding the lumber while we slumber is far more important than kissing. I have no problem if she is concerned about me lookin at other women as long as I can look at her(and compliment her). Thankyou for your videos they give me hope for when I start dating.
I think I remember you telling us all that English as a second language was a lot easier for the entire country to learn than having Tagalog being the countries main language and all the other dialects secondary. Because English was a lot easier to learn then Tagalog. I’m kind of guessing from the outsiders perspective would make it seem more like business and immigration made easier. But I have to agree with the first statement because I can’t get any of my Filipino friends and in-laws or even my wife to teach me their dialect or even Tagalog because they all say it’s too difficult. My wife is from Pampanga and still speaks more Tagalog with her family because it’s easier than her own dialect.
True or not, I was taught that English in the Philippines was largest due to General Pershing who found it difficult to communicate with people living in over 7000 islands, and almost as many dialects. Apparently, he insisted that English be taught in schools as a way of having a common language throughout the Philippines.
What are the odds of such a young lady, especially from a different culture, knowing of such an old saying as the famous Whimpy cartoon line about paying Tuesday for a hamburger today. Your eloquence and knowledge are far reaching. Hats off to Miss Pea!
@The Filipina Pea a logical reply to a likely reoccurring situation in the PI. Still, I'm blown away by your command of the idiosyncrasies of the English language. Your abilities far surpass likely 50% of the U.S. population.
Good morning pea... sorry I have not been around...good news..after months of chemotherapy. I'm happy to inform you that I'm okay. I he around for a few more years...thanks for all the prayers....I did enjoyed the video as always....I would like to know how the fire damage coming along.... thanks again..see you Tuesday
your convo with your mom. is just adorable.... and makes me miss mine....( gone for sometime.. cherish your parents.. you will always miss them when they arent around anymore ).🥰🥰🥰
A note on Kissing. That is something that you learn with your first girlfriend/boyfriend. Yes, it can be a learning experience, and if you are both young and stupid, it can also be a lot of fun. I remember those days, they were fabulous. Then, if you move on to a new partner, that learning curve is not so awkward. The thing to know is that everyone is different and take your time. There is no need to rush especially if you are in a different country!
Mrs. Pea, Again and again you continue to provide your viewers with the "Real Deal". Your creative deliver is truly appreciated. Thank you for all your do.
Yeh, I noticed that Filipinas are not into French kissing----but as an Australian I was very happy to learn that they are right into Australian kissing-----its kinda the same thing but down under.
French kissing is for making out. When you are married for many years a gentle "standard" kiss can be more intimate than a french kiss. I think Filipina, from my experience, are more intimate and less "sex as play" focused.
Wait? French kissing at 11 years old? I’m not sure if that’s legal. With the age gap relationships it could be that grandpa has a wild tung. Maybe if he takes his dentures out it works? It depends on who’s complaining about this issue, I think.
You're so funny and adorable. Also, your information is very interesting and well put together. I really want to visit the Philippines someday, and hopefully, I'll be ahead of the game just a little by attending the University of Pea Central 😂
These are my favorite episodes. There's no end to the crazy things that people ask. I'm usually surprised and sometimes amazed. Western perspectives brought to SE Asian culture.
A interesting video Miss Pea. When i stayed with a Filipino family, some of the questions you answered were the ones i asked with one exception as to physical love. I remember when we got into a discussion about business and money, and Fernando said to me quote "One Day Millionaire", which meant if a Filipino man had a 1 million pesos/dollars, it would be spent in one day! Curious as to why, i followed thru and found out how harrowing and sometimes uncertain life is...I can see their point as for today you live and tomorrow will take care of itself with Gods help. Interesting thoughts and this and other topics. Peace!
Pea, I am sure you were a world renowned sociologist in a former life. Your international as well as local insight and perspective are absolutely amazing.
I've been friends with a Filipina for a couple years, chat once in awhile. I've been very clear from the start "friends only". Couple of times she caught feelings, got upset, and I had to remind her "friends only". She settled down and we've had a good friendship. She's fairly well to do, owns several properties she rents to Westerners. She has created and run other businesses in the past. And she's always looking for new business ventures. Several times she's pitched deals to me to get me to invest. My approach is business like. "I don't want to own a XYZ business." Most men seem to see this as giving money to a Filipina or family in exchange for social favor. That's dumb. For one thing Filipinos don't respect giving away money. I also say "I have more profitable ways to make money." I look at the deal as how it can benefit me, not her. How it benefits her is her responsibility, not mine. And then I brainstorm ideas with her. "Why don't you get a Filipino investor?" And ways to do that. This is when reality sets in. Other Filipinos are going to look at the deal exactly as I do...will I make money? This is exactly the same in the West. A person with some wealth will get pitched investment ideas endlessing from family, strangers and even friends. Most people of wealth, at least those who earned it, have enough experience to separate business and personal relationships. If a deal is truly good the wealthy person may go for it. Risk of losing the relationship is factored in. For many expats they've never been considered wealthy. Never or almost never had deals being pitched. They have no experience how to say "no" or how to structure or evaluate a deal. That gets them in over their heads real fast. They suddenly feel wealthy and start throwing around money like a billionaire...but actual billionaires don't throw around money. That's only most people's perspective. Throwing money at a Filipina and her family to get them to like you is simp behavior. Doesn't work in the West, East, North or South.
I met a girl when I visited Cebu in March of this year. She never kissed a man, just a boy and no tongue play involved. Let me tell you, she learned very fast and was quite good at it. I think you just have to be eager to learn, and receive lots of positive feedback.
@@TheFilipinaPea lol the sound of the word is exactly the same as the emoji. We have foods like that too for sure, my mom loves Limburger cheese and just the smell alone is enough to send people running.
Great video! Yeah we as African Americans have certain traditional things that we were raised to do over the years. My ex pinay was also a terrible kisser, and I tried to teach her but she never learned. It was so awkward whenever we kissed
Salamat sa pagiging tapat mo sa kultura mo alam kong hindi ka single pero kung sakaling maging single ka ay gusto kitang makilala. wishful thinking pero hindi pwedeng masaktan ang subukan.. Ingat ka na lang
One thing I've always enjoyed about your channel (in addition of course to just watching you, picking up on your outrageous sense of humor, and just generally enjoying a provocative, one-sided conversation with a quite intelligent and sexy filipina!) is, your way of telling it like it is: simply steering people around the deep cultural (and psychological) gaps between us. (I think air travel and the internet give us a false sense of commonality, minimizing the idea that we're foreign in more ways than language. Nowadays it's so easy to survive being superficial.) You're so right about the average filipinos' business sense, in my experience. Yes, a few do have the knack, but most don't know what they don't know, and think all they have to do is maybe imitate what they've seen someone else do. I think it's because, individually, they have so few good role models for it in their lives. When I'd suggest to friends they get a job in a store or restaurant first, they'd react like, "What's there to know? Anybody could do my boss's job! After all, all they do is just boss other people to do the work!"... Wish there were more examples of foreigners wisely helping rather than giving, that was great!... What a good sport your mom is!! God bless her. I see why she was a good mom. (I laughed and I'm glad you got the roses, that you never forgot them.) Take care
Talking about language. I spent most of my life not understanding why some cultures were so backwards. Then i was reading a work by a linguist. She explained that people from her country didn't understand what some western NGO workers were talking about because the subject was never discussed there and their language had no words to use that would enable discussion. This really shocked me and opened my eyes to how language controls and restricts entire cultures. One reason I wish that the Filipinos weren't so proud of having 120+ languages.
If you thought having 120 different languages were bad enough, consider that Chinese has 600 different dialects. China did solve that problem, somewhat by making Mandarin the official language, but people in the provinces of China still use their local dialect.
Your advise on the business was exactly what I had expected. Looking forward to the kissing experience. Oh I do trust you, never seen a bad video that you did!
Actually, less than half of the world's population does French or deep kissing. I just came across an article about this today or yesterday. So, yesh, not surprised that Filipinas do not do it.
I was very happy the fact my Filipina did not know how to kiss yet, so I was able to teacher her the way I liked to kiss. Because I always hated the way Western girls kissed, they were already trained and thought they knew better
Hey Pea, thanks for more great information. I've been watching videos on the Philippines for several years now . One of the channels did a story this week on something they discovered after 14 years of living in the Philippines. His girlfriend told him and when he mentioned it to other Filipinos they giggled and we're surprised he knew. I'm taking about the 4M relationship! I'm curious why so many over there know about it but don't talk about it. I'm completely fine with it, but I'm curious about the secrecy. 😁
I think you just answered one question with your response to another. "Why do Filipinos have trouble understanding business?" If the language can't support the notion of percentages, basic business concepts like profit margin and economies of scale will be completely foreign to them.
The Philippines has 2 official languages. Tagalog and English. And as far as school, it is easy to get textbooks and course materials in English. They would have to come up with new materials in Tagalog and why bother doing that? Anyone who is college-educated can speak English, so it is not a problem to get teachers and professors to teach classes in English. I have noticed a trend towards more English and less Tagalog in the Philippines. There are large areas of the Philippines, such as Mindanao, where Tagalog is a distant third in terms of language use. And with the prevalence of the internet and western media, English is widely spoken and understood in the Philippines.
A bit of patience and understanding go a very long way. One of the worst types of British people are those who make no attempt to learn local customs and ethics before they travel abroad. Many end up locked up because they didn't bother to acquaint themselves with local rules! You do so much to educate us about a beautiful land, thank you lovely Pea! Fascinating stuff as usual! ❤🥰
I had a filipina partner in the past.. she never frenched kissed before.. I was her first.. after a few mins of warm up time.. she didn't want to stop.. it was full speed action.. Also, Miss Pea.. you look absolutely Beautiful wearing that Blue dress.. It looks so good on you.. I'm serious.. 🙂🙂
Hi Miss Pea, I watched all of your videos and subscribed and became a paying member because you are so fantastic. You are very pretty, cute, funny, smart and it is such a pleasure to listen to you. I don’t think I would move to the Philippines because of some of the things you said like the infrastructure, crazy traffic, and shopping in the stores situation. But I am thinking about moving to Thailand and getting the 5 year elite visa. I only wish I could find someone as special as you to share my life with but I know I am not that lucky. I also liked the girl named Charmaine that you interviewed about dating a foreigner . I qualify for the type of person she was looking for and I am financially secure and would be more than happy to find someone like her and make her life extremely comfortable and happy like she deserves. ( You are one in a million ) and perfect.
Thanks for all you do Pea. In the realm of romance and culture, I would love to learn more about your country's traditional musical instruments, dance, and the cultural integration of them into courting?
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Definitely some unique superstitions lol, appreciate the MamaPea cameo 👍
Your mom.looks sweet
Hello Pea, kmsta na hain ka na yana?
What is peas real name? The big mystery.
@@CYMRUKID69 Goddess!
You are such a remarkable young woman. While you mainly convey Philippine culture to the world, your understanding of American culture is absolutely dead on.
Thanks Joseph - that’s my forte 😊❤️👍
American culture is heavily influenced by TV and social media. So it makes it extremely easy to emulate.
i hope they keep the toxic feminism out of the Philippines
@@toddbrown2594sadly I can only like this once but here's more likes 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yanks only is it now?
French kissing. Funny story. While in Washington DC years ago I dated a French lady from their embassy. Subject one day got around to French Kissing. She was clueless what I meant. After explaining she laughed and said in France that’s referred to as American Kissing.
ALL HAIL THE INSPIRED PEA
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You’re too three today, John!! 🏆🏆🏆❤️😊
I just celebrated my 42nd year with my Filam, she is my forever girl! I met her when she was 15 and I was 16. I've been with her since then.
Did she know how to kiss when you first met? 🤣❤️👍
Very Nice!!
Thanks!oh Pea! You incredible character🤣🤣 love the dress you’re wearing today. Stay sweet and keep the laughter coming
Oh my, Michael strikes again!! ❤️❤️❤️
I’m sure happy that you like my content!
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Your explanation about how a Filipino family runs a business into the ground was a real eye opener based on my personal experience. Maybe you can do a video on how the Philippine definition of truth and lying is culturally different from the west.
Oh I’ve already done the honesty topic - at least twice 😊
WHY DO FILIPINAS LIE? / SAVING FACE in the Philippines
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The Question Of Honesty
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@@TheFilipinaPea even that was a eye opener to me being married to a Pinay for decades.
She would look me straight in the eyes and lie to my face .
And it really annoyed me to no end
Then you mentioned the " Pinoy don't like confrontation" thing and I understand....... Better .
Yeah, I've hired some amazing Filipinas to work for me, and had a Pinay best friend in college. The main thing is remembering that they simply don't want to disappoint you and they hate the burden of being the barer of bad news. If you are someone who is very frank and comfortable with conflict resolution you'll be a definite asset in the lives of your Flipino loved ones. The men, I've found, are just like most other men... However, women will ghost before wanting to disappoint you.
This makes much sense. Thai culture has similar behaviors, such as 'saving face' and not appearing to 'taking offense'. In the end, both are self-defeating to person learning and growth. And explains the continual poverty cycles, so often observed.
And I'm afraid other countries (including the US), are headed. Now, we have a war of 'Narratives'.
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@@boracay12 ugh that's disgusting. I despise people who can lie to someone's face because they want to avoid conflict when the lie itself creates the conflict in the first place. It's a self replicating issue and it's circular logic. It reminds me of Japan where they will lie to your face to remain 'respectful' despite not having any respect for anybody.
Lemme chip in on Kevin's question abt family business. A filipina lady living abroad but visiting her family gave her niece 2000 peso. The idea was that the niece would buy supplies so she could sell food during a fiesta, and so the girl diligently did. At the end of the day she was very happy, as she made 1500 peso. Well.. that was not profit, but turnover. I could not even make clear to her that by NOT buying any supplies and NOT spend the whole day selling food, she would have had 500 peso more. She only say that she made 1500 peso
Yup, that’s what I’m talking about 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, but they are so cute when they do that
funny thing: i learned some agressive trading/arbitrage from poor filipina girl/scammer. Her technique of trading ordinary goods was a great school for me. I'd say she taught me a great deal about trading without being any economy professional. Years later it saved me in times of extreme poverty.
We all tend to treat filipino people as poor, unable to do bussines, unable to survive on the market. Yet they are still alive - it's us who miss something, we don't understand this economy. Otherwise 90% of the nation would starve already.
You are absolutely excellent at this form of communication. Also you have a very comprehensive understanding of western and Filipino cultures, and knowledge of the world. You are a very impressive young woman, Pea.
You are a real gem. You really are enlightening people in your cultures, customs, traditions, and practices.
Oh Pea, whatever they're paying you it isn't enough. You had me rolling on the floor with the blue haired fembot and captain skits. You are one smart, creative woman. I love your play on words. Thank you for another enjoyable episode!
Hi pea. Have a great day. Thanks for the great video ❤
You’re right on time tonight 👍❤️😊
I love this video. I’m going to iloilo this year to visit a friend and see if The Philippines will be my future home
I sure hope you like what you find 👍❤️
@@TheFilipinaPea so far … I like what I see 🥵🥵🥵
@@TheFilipinaPea you are absolutely gorgeous. I am totally crazy about that hair and your beautiful skin tone and beautiful face.
@@TheFilipinaPea and I love how you give us really good information about your country and culture and the women and what to do and what not to do when we go to the Philippines because that is my destinations and I want to be prepared
Amazing video kaibigan keep up the great work po
Pea ! You are the greatest !!! You have a special talent of turning regular stuff into amazing content , you are so good at what you do, thanks for the video and have a wonderful weekend !!!!!
Loved the visit with your Mom , and learning about your Dad identity.
Thank you Pea for another entertaining video, Having a hard time understanding why we expect new friends and partners to have the same preferences eg kissing etc., Meeting a new friend from another culture and getting to know each other and if luck is willing, love is there and then the kiss technique plays little role, The physical one is solved if the mental/spiritual contact is there, Greetings from an old-fashioned man from Scandinavia who lacks punky on the keyboard
Pea, I have just come across your videos recently. as a retired English teacher I would like to compliment you on your expression and delivery of English. You are so articulate , and a pleasure to listen to.
That makes your comment a very flattering compliment! Thanks 👍😊
I now know what business I can open in the Philippines. A French kissing instructor!!!.....Thanks Pea for the idea...😁👍
I'll teach for free so all your customers come to me 😋
Hahaha! Those girls are from the province. City girl Pinays are good in romance.
Can you set up a kissing booth in front of my house so I don’t have to walk very far? 🤣
Thanks Pea for being who you are. Thanks for another great video with very interesting topics. You are truly brilliant and very intelligent. Young and beautiful can be added to the adjectives. When you bring on a relative, whether a mother, father, sister, or brother you give a more clearer picture of Philippine life. Thanks!
Thanks Trumpet! I’ll always do my best ❤️
Hi, Pea!
I loved how you used Wimpy's "I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today." There aren't that many young fellas out there, even here in America, who will get that reference. The old cartoons, TV shows, and movies just aren't shown that much anymore. In fact, my elementary school students were delighted when I introduced them to things like the "I Love Lucy" skit "Slowly I Turned," Abbott & Costello's "Who's on First," the Herculoids, Jonny Quest, Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner, and others. Like Anne Murray's song said, "Everything Old is New Again." The kids hadn't seen the old stuff, so they weren't familiar with it, so it was completely new to them. I never got around to showing them Popeye cartoons, though.
Also, I especially loved how you used that line about hamburgers in your advice about setting up a food stand. Well played!
Not knowing how to kiss? Hmm...
I can't comment much on that subject. I don't know how to kiss, either. I've only been kissed 3 times in my life, and I'm 63. The kisses were all at once during an acting class, and my acting "partner" complained the whole time about me being the man she had to kiss instead of some other guy.
Sigh.
I don't see why Filipinas can't get pregnant from tree fairies. After all, not all fairies are tiny people (those tiny folk are pixies, just one kind of fairy), and even if all the fairies in the Philippines are the tiny variety, fairies do have plenty of magic. Remember the old saying, "It's not the size of the wand, it's the magic in it that counts."
Or in the Philippines, it might be worded, "It's not the size of the banana, it's the magic in it that counts." (Banana being the term I've often heard you use before.)
The Tampo 2000:
I've heard many references to tampo, Pea, both on your channel and others. But it's only been about women who use this practice. Do Filipino men use tampo, too, as a way to show their displeasure over something that their girlfriends/wives have said or done?
Thanks for another great Q&A, Pea.
Hi Pea !
I always enjoy when you compare our cultures and how “different, but the same “ we are .
Where I live , the two basic languages are Spanish and English .
And the resultant street language is Spanglish … a mix of both .
Also , what we call TexMex culture .
With classic Spanish speakers , who speak the original from Spain , as confused as the Brits trying to understand Southern American English .
Especially when pronounced with a laconic Texas drawl .
We also get South American and Central American folks here who speak regional dialects as well .
It’s always fun listening to a Spanish speaker rattling off a long explanation about something , only to break into precise technical English halfway through …
Layer that with Native American ( Indigenous) loan words and place names as well .
It’s always changing with the influence of the internet and TV .
Cowboy jargon gives way to modern pop culture .
I laughed at your legend of the “ Faeries “ .
We have traditions of the fae folk getting young girls “with child “ and the resultant halflings too .
Faeries , Sprites , Pixies and Elves …
The Wee Folk seem to be well traveled… and randy little beggars wherever they are .
The picture of a large eyed Pea next to a tree , taking a wee .. while watching in all directions …
Makes me laugh .
Watch yourself , girl … even today .
Some of us Irish still have a bit of the magic in us .
We might appear out of nowhere , when you least expect it …
just FYI, United States has no official language. The reason all the government forms have to be in so many languages.
Hey bro, and top o' mornin' to you! I'm from Tennessee and very familiar with Texas! What you are saying is the truth! I moved to Ecuador to get away from the cold there seven years ago. Here the Spanish is mixed with Quechua. It makes things more interesting, no? Dios te bendiga siempre hermano mio!
These stories have legitimate roots, check out Genesis chapter six in the Bible.
@@JohnSmith-ti2kp I thought of the Tower of Babel and God mixing the languages often when I was learning Spanish. Many words are soooo very similar.
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Oh etymology is one of my favorite hobbies .
Tracing different words back through history .
How parent words in ancient languages have dissipated and spread through more modern times with trade and conquest .
How spellings and pronunciation change and evolve with use .
Like with different alphabets and their forms , words are a window into our past .
Hey Pea. Thanks for your input about the eatery info. This is what I did to help my fiance in Davao. She ran her sisters eatery all last year, made her own money. This year a big space came open near her sister, owned by a Co-Op. I financed the cleanup, repairs and setup of her own eatery. Also she has 3 extra rooms to rent and make extra money. Always better to teach to fish.
EXCELLENT, Lex - now that’s what I’m talking about 👍👍👍👍
Thanks!
A TRIPLE shot??? 😳😳😳
You must’ve really liked this one! ❤️
It's not ability that counts, but willingness to learn.
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Absolutely!
Hey Pea, thanks for all the great info. Helping the family to start a business so the make their own money is a good idea. I would love to find a school or program that teaches Tagalog, but I'm worried that I will end up somewhere that only speaks the local dialect instead. Have a great day.
Brilliant!!! The best video you have ever put together. I was grappling with the same question. I gave some money to a Filipina to open a Sari Sari store.... it completely failed because she did not see what the competition around here was doing.
Totally agree about the kissing question. We both had fun teaching my partner how to kiss.
Pea: it's funny to me how many times you bring references from movies, and TV shows while naturally giving information about topics in the Philippines. It is one of the many reasons I love watching your videos. As always another smash hit for the video collection of Pea videos.
When it comes to the french kissing part of a relationship with a Filipina, looks like if I ever get to the PH, I'll have to make sure there are plenty of ice cream cones and ice cream to get a Filipina I would be interested in some practice using her tongue for something other than talking. But I have to get there first.
Sounds like a fun training tool, and I bet you’ve thought of others 🤣
My experiences are that my Filipina has a phobia of licking, except maybe in a few specific situations.
@@TheFilipinaPea naturally! lol
Most interesting and educating,,you have talent. Most enjoyable. Salamat Pea
Good answer on the regular people and understanding business. I'm a Filipino who could never make sense how businesses work until someone showed me and made me understand every line in a PNL (profit and loss statement). When i understood the buckets then it became much easier to manage expenses and then set the mark up to get a profit.. and yes.. it was an American that taught me. I hope to retire in the Philippines one day and share this basic knowledge with at least my relatives to start. Good luck and thanks.
Found this channel while looking for travel guides, and I got to say I enjoy your videos a lot, even though I have no intention of marrying or dating anybody anytime soon. Your videos are interesting and add to my worldview. Keep up the great work!
I just love your skits at the end of your videos and your content. very informative and entertaining. I'm also married to a Filipina. 4 wonderful years as of May 5th. Still learning much of Filipino customs and general culture. ❤
Holding the lumber while we slumber is far more important than kissing. I have no problem if she is concerned about me lookin at other women as long as I can look at her(and compliment her). Thankyou for your videos they give me hope for when I start dating.
I think I remember you telling us all that English as a second language was a lot easier for the entire country to learn than having Tagalog being the countries main language and all the other dialects secondary. Because English was a lot easier to learn then Tagalog.
I’m kind of guessing from the outsiders perspective would make it seem more like business and immigration made easier. But I have to agree with the first statement because I can’t get any of my Filipino friends and in-laws or even my wife to teach me their dialect or even Tagalog because they all say it’s too difficult. My wife is from Pampanga and still speaks more Tagalog with her family because it’s easier than her own dialect.
Or they just want to talk about you behind your back. :) Not necessarily in a bad way.
Witty, funny, smart, very entertaining as well as informative. I'd really like to meet this lady.
I'm French 🇫🇷
I think my "expertise" 👅 is needed in the Philippines...
I will come very soon 😃
Hahahahaha
Hurry, Doctor Didier, hurry - we need you! 🤣
Great advice and insights ❤
Hi Pea. Love your work xo
I’m sure happy to hear it!! ❤️👍😊
As a local guy, I totally agree with Pea on the business advice.
True or not, I was taught that English in the Philippines was largest due to General Pershing who found it difficult to communicate with people living in over 7000 islands, and almost as many dialects. Apparently, he insisted that English be taught in schools as a way of having a common language throughout the Philippines.
Entertaining and informative, and always fun!
And thanks as always, Gary!! 😊❤️
What are the odds of such a young lady, especially from a different culture, knowing of such an old saying as the famous Whimpy cartoon line about paying Tuesday for a hamburger today. Your eloquence and knowledge are far reaching. Hats off to Miss Pea!
Thanks Captain! I actually knew that reference because an ex-boyfriend used to say it to anyone who tried to borrow money 🤣👍
@The Filipina Pea a logical reply to a likely reoccurring situation in the PI. Still, I'm blown away by your command of the idiosyncrasies of the English language. Your abilities far surpass likely 50% of the U.S. population.
The background is awesome, plush n colorful
Good morning pea... sorry I have not been around...good news..after months of chemotherapy. I'm happy to inform you that I'm okay. I he around for a few more years...thanks for all the prayers....I did enjoyed the video as always....I would like to know how the fire damage coming along.... thanks again..see you Tuesday
YES! That’s so wonderful, Allan - I get to pester you for years 👍🤣❤️❤️❤️
The repairs are coming along just fine 😊
@@TheFilipinaPea looking forward to it.. LoL
your convo with your mom. is just adorable.... and makes me miss mine....( gone for sometime.. cherish your parents.. you will always miss them when they arent around anymore ).🥰🥰🥰
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Yay back to my bedtime entertainment watching Pea with another great video 😊
Raymoose! I’ve got a bunch of sleepytime stories saved up for you, too 🤣❤️
Great job always informative and entertaining thank you
Thanks Jim, glad you liked it 👍❤️
A note on Kissing. That is something that you learn with your first girlfriend/boyfriend. Yes, it can be a learning experience, and if you are both young and stupid, it can also be a lot of fun. I remember those days, they were fabulous. Then, if you move on to a new partner, that learning curve is not so awkward. The thing to know is that everyone is different and take your time. There is no need to rush especially if you are in a different country!
Well I guess that means we Filipinas haven’t had a lot of boyfriends! 🤣
Mrs. Pea,
Again and again you continue to provide your viewers with the "Real Deal". Your creative deliver is truly appreciated. Thank you for all your do.
Yeh, I noticed that Filipinas are not into French kissing----but as an Australian I was very happy to learn that they are right into Australian kissing-----its kinda the same thing but down under.
so creative
Here in the USA, I think non-French kissing is something I only did at 10 years old.
You western men and your tongues! 🤣
French kissing is for making out. When you are married for many years a gentle "standard" kiss can be more intimate than a french kiss. I think Filipina, from my experience, are more intimate and less "sex as play" focused.
Wait? French kissing at 11 years old? I’m not sure if that’s legal.
With the age gap relationships it could be that grandpa has a wild tung. Maybe if he takes his dentures out it works? It depends on who’s complaining about this issue, I think.
@@MG77740 Never said I kissed anyone after 10 through teenager.
@@TheFilipinaPea Forked tongues, they rival the Filipinos.
Love your channel. Thank you for the info on how to take care of my Filipino. And her family. Thanks again for your input
You're so funny and adorable. Also, your information is very interesting and well put together. I really want to visit the Philippines someday, and hopefully, I'll be ahead of the game just a little by attending the University of Pea Central 😂
WOW, Miss Pea! The background visual with your dress is the best ever! Oh and the topic content!
These are my favorite episodes. There's no end to the crazy things that people ask. I'm usually surprised and sometimes amazed. Western perspectives brought to SE Asian culture.
well pea, if there is any single and available ones i would enjoy taking the time to teach them the right way :)
Have a great weekend Pea.
Thanks, Walt, I sure will try! ❤️👍😊
A interesting video Miss Pea. When i stayed with a Filipino family, some of the questions you answered were the ones i asked with one exception as to physical love. I remember when we got into a discussion about business and money, and Fernando said to me quote "One Day Millionaire", which meant if a Filipino man had a 1 million pesos/dollars, it would be spent in one day! Curious as to why, i followed thru and found out how harrowing and sometimes uncertain life is...I can see their point as for today you live and tomorrow will take care of itself with Gods help. Interesting thoughts and this and other topics. Peace!
Pea, I am sure you were a world renowned sociologist in a former life. Your international as well as local insight and perspective are absolutely amazing.
Another good video Pea, with solid answers and just enough naughty vixen humor. Thanks for sharing.
I've been friends with a Filipina for a couple years, chat once in awhile. I've been very clear from the start "friends only". Couple of times she caught feelings, got upset, and I had to remind her "friends only". She settled down and we've had a good friendship. She's fairly well to do, owns several properties she rents to Westerners. She has created and run other businesses in the past. And she's always looking for new business ventures. Several times she's pitched deals to me to get me to invest. My approach is business like. "I don't want to own a XYZ business." Most men seem to see this as giving money to a Filipina or family in exchange for social favor. That's dumb. For one thing Filipinos don't respect giving away money. I also say "I have more profitable ways to make money." I look at the deal as how it can benefit me, not her. How it benefits her is her responsibility, not mine. And then I brainstorm ideas with her. "Why don't you get a Filipino investor?" And ways to do that. This is when reality sets in. Other Filipinos are going to look at the deal exactly as I do...will I make money?
This is exactly the same in the West. A person with some wealth will get pitched investment ideas endlessing from family, strangers and even friends. Most people of wealth, at least those who earned it, have enough experience to separate business and personal relationships. If a deal is truly good the wealthy person may go for it. Risk of losing the relationship is factored in.
For many expats they've never been considered wealthy. Never or almost never had deals being pitched. They have no experience how to say "no" or how to structure or evaluate a deal. That gets them in over their heads real fast. They suddenly feel wealthy and start throwing around money like a billionaire...but actual billionaires don't throw around money. That's only most people's perspective.
Throwing money at a Filipina and her family to get them to like you is simp behavior. Doesn't work in the West, East, North or South.
Thanks, very Interesting Sir
And we don’t know how many foreign businesses fail.
Very well said fren
Your videos are always entertaining. Some good information with some humor inserted in.
That’s my favorite combination - thanks 👍
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I met a girl when I visited Cebu in March of this year. She never kissed a man, just a boy and no tongue play involved. Let me tell you, she learned very fast and was quite good at it. I think you just have to be eager to learn, and receive lots of positive feedback.
Thought we all just learned it by doing when the need/opportunity came up. 🤷♂️
As long as she doesn't try to do it directly after eating one of those half formed dead birds still in the egg that already has feathers on it.
Balut 🤮
We’re just not big on tongues here - until you show us what we’re missing 🤣
@@TheFilipinaPea lol the sound of the word is exactly the same as the emoji. We have foods like that too for sure, my mom loves Limburger cheese and just the smell alone is enough to send people running.
Always informative and entertaining Pea
Great video! Yeah we as African Americans have certain traditional things that we were raised to do over the years. My ex pinay was also a terrible kisser, and I tried to teach her but she never learned. It was so awkward whenever we kissed
That suck's man sorry to hear that
Mine did. I didn't have to teach her anything. But, she doesn't kiss me anymore and we sleep in separate rooms. 😆
Salamat sa pagiging tapat mo sa kultura mo alam kong hindi ka single pero kung sakaling maging single ka ay gusto kitang makilala. wishful thinking pero hindi pwedeng masaktan ang subukan.. Ingat ka na lang
Rule #1 get what you need for life before you get what you want for fun..
And that makes sense 🤣👍
Your mom is fantastic. Give her my love. She is in my prayers.
One thing I've always enjoyed about your channel (in addition of course to just watching you, picking up on your outrageous sense of humor, and just generally enjoying a provocative, one-sided conversation with a quite intelligent and sexy filipina!) is, your way of telling it like it is: simply steering people around the deep cultural (and psychological) gaps between us. (I think air travel and the internet give us a false sense of commonality, minimizing the idea that we're foreign in more ways than language. Nowadays it's so easy to survive being superficial.) You're so right about the average filipinos' business sense, in my experience. Yes, a few do have the knack, but most don't know what they don't know, and think all they have to do is maybe imitate what they've seen someone else do. I think it's because, individually, they have so few good role models for it in their lives. When I'd suggest to friends they get a job in a store or restaurant first, they'd react like, "What's there to know? Anybody could do my boss's job! After all, all they do is just boss other people to do the work!"... Wish there were more examples of foreigners wisely helping rather than giving, that was great!... What a good sport your mom is!! God bless her. I see why she was a good mom. (I laughed and I'm glad you got the roses, that you never forgot them.) Take care
Yes, it was a confusing time, getting my first period and having my mother chasing me around with flowers. I thought I smelled bad 😂😂
Interesting interview with Mom.
Talking about language. I spent most of my life not understanding why some cultures were so backwards. Then i was reading a work by a linguist. She explained that people from her country didn't understand what some western NGO workers were talking about because the subject was never discussed there and their language had no words to use that would enable discussion. This really shocked me and opened my eyes to how language controls and restricts entire cultures. One reason I wish that the Filipinos weren't so proud of having 120+ languages.
If you thought having 120 different languages were bad enough, consider that Chinese has 600 different dialects. China did solve that problem, somewhat by making Mandarin the official language, but people in the provinces of China still use their local dialect.
Your advise on the business was exactly what I had expected. Looking forward to the kissing experience. Oh I do trust you, never seen a bad video that you did!
And hopefully you never will 😂👍
Actually, less than half of the world's population does French or deep kissing. I just came across an article about this today or yesterday. So, yesh, not surprised that Filipinas do not do it.
Amazing! That explains it 👍👍
In my experience, Asians do it different 😜
Nailed it again, Goddess Pea. Thanks so much.
Glad you liked it, Robert 👍❤️😊
There is no way you are 32!!! 25 at best!! Another great and well written and presented video Ms Pea. Wishing you all the best!
I’m 32 1/2 - but thanks for that! ❤️
@@TheFilipinaPea 😍
If i give money to support a family....THEY ARE GONNA SUPPORT ME AND ALL MY NEEDS TOO. Relationships are reciprocal.
I love the segue from "one set of lips to another." (Although, both are suitable for kissing.)
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Great video Pea. Great info. Thanks.
Thanks for coming by, Ron 👍❤️
Thanks for rhe business tips!
I was very happy the fact my Filipina did not know how to kiss yet, so I was able to teacher her the way I liked to kiss. Because I always hated the way Western girls kissed, they were already trained and thought they knew better
These are some valuable lessons learned here!
Two viewers now!
And you’re number 2 today!! Hope you got some sleep 👍🏆🏆😊
All the years I thought I was kissed, let’s say the first kiss with my Filipina was a WOW!!!!!!! and blew all of the previous ones away.
Now I can't say I've kissed a lot of Filipinas, but thoes I have, kissed just fine!!!
You got lucky 🤣👍🤣
Pretty background Miss Pea.
Hey Pea, thanks for more great information. I've been watching videos on the Philippines for several years now . One of the channels did a story this week on something they discovered after 14 years of living in the Philippines. His girlfriend told him and when he mentioned it to other Filipinos they giggled and we're surprised he knew. I'm taking about the 4M relationship! I'm curious why so many over there know about it but don't talk about it. I'm completely fine with it, but I'm curious about the secrecy. 😁
What is that??
Can Someone please Exsplain what 4 M iS????...yep im a Dumb ass on this, serious
Last Vidio had 3 or 4 comments a out it.
Wait...is 4m pay for play???
4= for? M=money? ??? Any One???
I think you just answered one question with your response to another. "Why do Filipinos have trouble understanding business?" If the language can't support the notion of percentages, basic business concepts like profit margin and economies of scale will be completely foreign to them.
Good evening Pea. My favorite day of the week, and my favorite time of the day. Pea time.
You’re first today, Ron! ❤️🏆😊
Same 😊
Good video Sweet Pea. Thanks x
The Philippines has 2 official languages. Tagalog and English. And as far as school, it is easy to get textbooks and course materials in English. They would have to come up with new materials in Tagalog and why bother doing that? Anyone who is college-educated can speak English, so it is not a problem to get teachers and professors to teach classes in English.
I have noticed a trend towards more English and less Tagalog in the Philippines. There are large areas of the Philippines, such as Mindanao, where Tagalog is a distant third in terms of language use. And with the prevalence of the internet and western media, English is widely spoken and understood in the Philippines.
I totally agree, Ron - I’m seeing the same thing with English use here 👍😊
I love the roadside food stands idea. Simple, effective, useful. Does not happen in the west due to health and hygiene regulations
A bit of patience and understanding go a very long way. One of the worst types of British people are those who make no attempt to learn local customs and ethics before they travel abroad. Many end up locked up because they didn't bother to acquaint themselves with local rules! You do so much to educate us about a beautiful land, thank you lovely Pea! Fascinating stuff as usual! ❤🥰
Thanks Glen! I always try to bring something new 😊👍
@@TheFilipinaPea and you do 😊❤
You are also describe Kano/Yanks😂
Considering the history of the British... it's hard to teach an old colonial dog new tricks to integrate with existing non British customs
Yep the local cultural Psychotronic Harassement Stalking pecularities yep yep
I had a filipina partner in the past.. she never frenched kissed before.. I was her first.. after a few mins of warm up time.. she didn't want to stop.. it was full speed action.. Also, Miss Pea.. you look absolutely Beautiful wearing that Blue dress.. It looks so good on you.. I'm serious.. 🙂🙂
Good Evening Pea
You’re always waiting on my videos, Mike 🏆🏆🏆👍❤️
Hi Miss Pea, I watched all of your videos and subscribed and became a paying member because you are so fantastic. You are very pretty, cute, funny, smart and it is such a pleasure to listen to you. I don’t think I would move to the Philippines because of some of the things you said like the infrastructure, crazy traffic, and shopping in the stores situation. But I am thinking about moving to Thailand and getting the 5 year elite visa. I only wish I could find someone as special as you to share my life with but I know I am not that lucky. I also liked the girl named Charmaine that you interviewed about dating a foreigner . I qualify for the type of person she was looking for and I am financially secure and would be more than happy to find someone like her and make her life extremely comfortable and happy like she deserves. ( You are one in a million ) and perfect.
Wow, Matt, thanks! And yes, I bet you can find a Thai Pea (but she might be in Taipei) 🤣🤣👍
Where do I sign up for the Advanced French Kissing Classes (Instructor Pea)?😂😂
You have to take my oral exam first to qualify for my advanced class, Ken 😳🤣🤣
Love the small skits at the end!
Thanks, Mahatma! 🤣🤣👍
I'll teach Captain Pea how to kiss and i'll bring my own Tree Fairy.
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Can you please find a fairy that’s a little better ‘endowed’? I couldn’t even feel the last one 🤣
Thanks for all you do Pea. In the realm of romance and culture, I would love to learn more about your country's traditional musical instruments, dance, and the cultural integration of them into courting?