you guys will fall in love in the philippines. they have 7100 islands and in different islands different food and delicacies, and the people over there are very open and welcoming, plus its summer all year round ha ha .... have a nice vacation....my fear is that you guys may never leave and instead stay for good....have a nice trip. =) -- love from Christian friends here in the US and Israel.
When in the city of Manila, go to the following: 1. National Museums (Allot at least a day to visit these museums, you will almost visit the whole Philippines going here.) 1.1 National Museum of Fine Arts 1.2 National Museum of Natural History 1.3 Museum of Anthropology 2. Rizal Park 3. Intramuros 4. Binondo (oldest China Town) 5. SM MOA, sunset at the bay
In Manila, visit Intramuros and BGC. The long ones on the road are called jeepneys. You just hail one when you see them. They go along very specific routes and can be confusing for tourists. The small ones are tricycles; they’re used for shorter-distance travels (just within the area). You can also take MRT-3, LRT-2, and LRT-1 to go around Metro Manila. Globe is pretty reliable nationwide. They also have an extensive 5G network. For the must-visit islands, you may go to Coron and El Nido in Palawan, Boracay, Cebu, Siargao, and Bohol. Enjoy your stay in PH! 😊
Makati is the most place that i wanna stay specially also BGC one of the popular tourist spot. New Subscriber here from Canada welcome to the Philippines.
subrscibed... when I listen to your voice, you sound like Finn Snow... he's a vlogger who has been living here in the Philippines (in Cebu City) for quite some time...
Welcome to the Philippines make the most out of your stay here in our country. Theres so much more to explore SALAMAT PO SA PAGPUNTA(Thank you for coming)
Welcome to our country :-) Enjoy your stay here and be safe. Don't hesitate to ask if you want to know something, filipino people are friendly and welcoming. GOD BLESS both of you
those Pork Steam Buns (called Siopao in Filipino & Char Siu Bao in Hokkien Chinese) you pointed out are called "Bola Bola" which means balls like meat balls & "Asado" which means shredded pork meat inside the bun. when you add the word, "PO" to a sentence, it is a sign of respect, example: Thank you, you say " Salamat PO". How are you, : Kamusta "PO" Kayo = How are you. ( in Spanish: Como esta ).
The best way to travel is to NOT have expectations and let the experience take over you. Explore and be bold, be curious but careful and mix with the locals. Locals always knows the best places to visit and eat from. In the case you may not have an itinerary, let the moment take you. just be nice and respectful to the locals and they will always treat you just as well if not better. Happy travels and may good weather be with you both always!
I miss 7-11. It’s my hangout during college for a quick bite & school supplies. We dont have it in the UK. Thank you for featuring it in your adventures. Had I seen this earlier I would have made suggestions of places to visit but youve already been to most of them! 😁
enjoy here in the philippines you must visit , salcedo market makati, bgc, vinice grand canal , luneta and more islands beautiful beaches boracay , siargao, palawan , sequijor buhol and more try also local food at pilipino dsert or kakanin and street foods.
Salamat po -Thankyou Kamusta po kayo ? -how are you Mahal kita - I Love you ( for Beautiful Alina❤) Magkano po ? - How much? Ingat -Take care Saan? where Walang anuman- You’re welcome Ano ?-What Paano? -How Bakit?-Why Kailan?- when Paalam-Goodbye Using PO for respecting older people
When you cross the street use the power or your hands. Stop them by waving your hand to stop while they are far away that's the Filipinos do. But make sure they notice you before crossing because the accident happens when they are looking at the back side mirror or something.
You're on the dirty side of Makati. Every city has that. The transpo vehicles are called 'Jeepney' and ' Tricycle'. You just wave at them to have a ride. The jeepney has placards on front and sides to show where their route are. The tricycle usually offer short rides.
Wag nman sabihin Dirty Side..d nman maganda pakinggan..mga tao pa din nakatira jan..icp icp minsan.. Nakasagi tau feelings ng kapwa.. Pwd sabihin normal side ng Pilipinas once nasa city..
@@alicesiako3127 my opinion ayala makati is a small percentage that encompasses the whole of makati. To call the majority part of makati dirty, is, in my opinion, ignorant.
welcome to the islands! you can explore the 7,641 islands. talk to the locals and there will be lots of food where ever you go. the locals are very accommodating, helpful, and kind. we will go out of our way to help foreigners. the best way to find FIlipino food is where most locals eat. Enjoy your stay and explore more!
You try food trip at the oldest chinatown in the world in Binondo. A lot of filipino chinese food over there. Very nice filipino chinese food there. Its an experience of a lifetime eating filipino chinese food there
Hello I'm new your chanel enjoy your travel the deperent place in my country Philippines Makati GBC mall asia grand canal mall is nice mall god bless stay safe
actually crossing in the Philippines on those intersections that doesn't have traffic lights are pretty easy, just your Force I mean, just wave your hand signal your gonna cross and they will let you cross and thats pretty normal in here. Check how these people do it @4:18 thats how you use your inner Jedi force lol..
Marking this 1.39K subscriber 11/14/2022. Let's see how fast you reach 50K subscribers here in PH. Would love to meet you once you are here in Cebu.Stay safe there in MNL.
try to go in BGC,eastwood and intramuros the vibe is totally different and i can say its much safer than those streets🙃 please be attentive on your things too anywhere
Hi, since you’re in Makati area, drop by Ayala Triangle garden by 6PM to watch the Festival of Lights. On Saturday, have breakfast at the Salcedo market (Saturday , until 2PM only), then visit Little Tokyo or Ayala museum afterwards
Unfortunately we already left Manila, but we hope to come back to Manila again before we leave! Already saved the places you mentioned on google maps, thanks!
Walk further down to the nice side of Makati near Ayala Triangle and Greenbelt. It's a completely different world. You're in the old side of Makati. The party and redlight district
New subscriber here. I enjoy watching your vlogs. I hope you guys are enjoying your stay. Jeepney - that the main transportation used by the locals. wave your hand and the driver stops. you can see the main destination of the jeepney on the front. say "PARA" if you wanna go down. Tricycle - The motorcycle with a sidecar. This one can also be more convenient if you wanna go to a more specific location. The disadvantage is, it can be more expensive compared to Jeepneys and there is no regulation on the rates. The tricycle driver decides how much you are going to pay depending on the distance of where you want to go unlike Jeepneys that have fixed rates for passengers which makes is cheaper. Po - it is a word added to show respect. you can add it to any words and it can make you more respectful like "salamat po" as compared to just saying "salamat". you can also add it on English words. ex. Thank you po, See you po, Goodbye po, Hello po. Opo - is another word for YES but more respectful. Magandang Umaga - Good morning. "maganda" means beatiful. Magandang Tanghali - Good afternoon. Magandang Gabi - Good evening. Hope this helps.❤🇵🇭
12:45, Before actually 5 peso coin is more like golden bronze in color but the government changed it for some reason, they could've just kept the color golden bronze and just changed the design. 😅
Since you're in Makati City, around Poblacion, Globe is really good in that area, you can get 5G there, nearby that place is where Circuit Makati situated, way better for strolling, and there are shops inside. It's a very busy city since it's already in the business district, walking around is safer compare to other cities, based on my experience. So nice seeing you here, enjoy the Philippines :)
Wow idol ang ganda ganda naman nag lugar na yan idol naka all supr po si lutong bahay ni mg Romy falguera god bless po idol silipin mu din yung kusina ko salamat po idol
hmmm makati city. very modern.. amazing skyscrapers.. amazing views at night looking down the city lights… but of course.. you get the price of what you pay for where you stay.. so if want to save… you get the outer ring of the city 😅
Just be open with the culture like everyone else country there's a good and bad side. There's a division of poor and rich. You see poverty among the streets in Manila but if you're looking for luxurious city go to BGC TAGUIG
WELCOME TO MANILA ! IT IS A SAFE CITY FOR THE MOST PART BUT JUST LIKE ANYWHERE ELSE BE CAREFUL WITH YOUT BAGS / STUFF WHEN IN CROWDED PLACES IT IS WISE TO PUT THE BAGS INFRONT SAME WITH YOUR WALLET. JUST USE GRAB APP TO GO AROUND BUT IF USING REGULAR TAXI MAKE SURE THE DRIVER USES THE FLAG METER!
Just like in korean yo' is use for being polite But here in philippines Po' is use to the elderly or for being polite And the vehicle that u seen is called JEEPNEY
Manila is composed of different cities the best place to go is BGC this is a modern city in Manila EastWood Makati and Old Manila Old Manila 's tourist spot is Intramuros the old walled city Binondo the oldest China town in the world Chinese Filipino cuisin are the attraction try to visit some places in Manila lile the National Museum Manila zoo iconic building like Metropolitan Theater the art deco buildings of Escolta the only all steel church in the world the San Sebastian church designed by Gustavo Eifle who design the Eifle tower in Paris when you are in BGC visit the Venice Grand Cannal Mall there a lot of places to go around in Manila but this is just a few
Bola-Bola = literally "ball ball," in this case it just means the filling is a meatball. Think of a cheap version of a shizitou (but like...really knead it), and since it was steamed with a bun around it and it's not in a bed of cabbage and juices, it's kinda dry, so you really need the bao sauce. On the upside, sometimes the meatball is wrapped around salted duck egg and lapcheaong like a weird version of Scotch egg, so there's gonna be a texture and flavor contrast. Depending on where I'm buying it I tend to get this over the "asado" (charsiu) because of the lapcheong and egg (cheaper ones won't have these). Also, like the ramen topping, in the Philippines this particular "charsiu" is actually braised and not actually roasted, and is also served as its own dish (t obe eaten with rice or lettuce/cabbage) distinct from charsiu. My guess as to why there's the mistranslation? Both nations probably encountered the dish first as a bao filling, the sauce and the shredding obscured the telltale signs of dry heat cooking initially, etc. The Japanese recreated it by cooking it like one thing they already have (kakuni), but it's shoulder or rolled belly. In the Philippines very likely those making the baos just didn't bother with roasting the pork anymore and that's what trickled down to be cooked on its own and eaten with rice and leaves instead of a bun, by which point it's called "asado," eventually the Americans took over and nobody questioned it, and they don't even wonder why a braised dish is called "roasted" nor make the connection when they get actual charsiu hanging on a window next to a "pato asado" or as most people know it, "Beijing Duck." Oh and uh...in the Philippines they're all called "siopao," ie from "charsiu bao," regardless of filling, then the filling comes after (more similar to Spanish grammar).
are you from Japan?you look like japanese. Manila is chaotic specially the traffic and very crowded place. If you live in a city it's better if you visit something new to you like islands, beaches,diving spots.. the only interesting place in manila is BGC and Mall of Asia, you should check it out specially at night its colder and more lights, thats the best time to visit. During the day it's hot in here, and when it rains heavy it floods. You should check the islands like Siargao, El Nido and Coron Palawan, Moalboal Cebu and many more.
Its nice to tour the city of Manila but basically its just malls here. Just go to greenbelt, of course bgc, mall of asia. Then eat at Jollibee. Globe or smart sim just the same i have both. Better get both. Explore the food. Dont go to chinatown or divisoria anymore unless u want to be culture shock. Just watch mergin vlogs for ideas stay safe and enjoy
Bike like they called tricecycle and elongated bus like they call it jeep or jeepney you just wave your hand they will stop if you are in the right place to be pick up they will not stop if you are in the wrong spot otherwise to avoid traffic violation but when you ride on those Jeep you will just pay maybe fifteen pesos maybe more or less depend where your going to
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Hello Sir Thank You and Welcome to the Philippines Hope to See You Again ( Im the Guy with the Black Shirt ( Salamat Po )
So nice meeting you my friend. Thanks for teaching me Filipino. Salamat Po!
you guys will fall in love in the philippines. they have 7100 islands and in different islands different food and delicacies, and the people over there are very open and welcoming, plus its summer all year round ha ha .... have a nice vacation....my fear is that you guys may never leave and instead stay for good....have a nice trip. =) -- love from Christian friends here in the US and Israel.
Thanks! Already in love with this place!
When in the city of Manila, go to the following:
1. National Museums
(Allot at least a day to visit these museums, you will almost visit the whole Philippines going here.)
1.1 National Museum of Fine Arts
1.2 National Museum of Natural History
1.3 Museum of Anthropology
2. Rizal Park
3. Intramuros
4. Binondo (oldest China Town)
5. SM MOA, sunset at the bay
I have just saved all these onto my google maps for future reference! Thanks for sharing rey 🙌
In Manila, visit Intramuros and BGC.
The long ones on the road are called jeepneys. You just hail one when you see them. They go along very specific routes and can be confusing for tourists. The small ones are tricycles; they’re used for shorter-distance travels (just within the area). You can also take MRT-3, LRT-2, and LRT-1 to go around Metro Manila.
Globe is pretty reliable nationwide. They also have an extensive 5G network.
For the must-visit islands, you may go to Coron and El Nido in Palawan, Boracay, Cebu, Siargao, and Bohol.
Enjoy your stay in PH! 😊
Thanks for the recommendations! It really is confusing as tourists. May I ask how do we know the exact route the jeepneys are going?
Makati is the most place that i wanna stay specially also BGC one of the popular tourist spot. New Subscriber here from Canada welcome to the Philippines.
I love Makati and BGC. Welcome to the Philippines. Stay safe. New subs here.
subrscibed... when I listen to your voice, you sound like Finn Snow... he's a vlogger who has been living here in the Philippines (in Cebu City) for quite some time...
Welcome to the Philippines make the most out of your stay here in our country. Theres so much more to explore SALAMAT PO SA PAGPUNTA(Thank you for coming)
Salamat Po 🙏
Welcome to the Philippines, new subscriber here in Rizal, Philippines
Welcome to the Philippines mabuhay😊🇵🇭
Thank you!
New subscriber here..watching from Dubai UAE. Welcome to the Philippines!!!🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
thanks! 🔥
You can say Thank You or Thank You Po. The word "Po" is often use when talking to elders or someone older than you. Its simply showing respect
I'm binge watching all your videos in Philippines, enjoy your stay, stay safe and more power to your channel.
❤from Filipina in Hk.
Welcome to our country :-) Enjoy your stay here and be safe. Don't hesitate to ask if you want to know something, filipino people are friendly and welcoming. GOD BLESS both of you
Thank you my friend, I already knew Filipino people are super friendly as soon as I landed. And I mean, sooo friendly
Welcome guys and enjoy your stay!
New subscriber here.. welcome to our beautiful country🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭.. mabuhay..
those Pork Steam Buns (called Siopao in Filipino & Char Siu Bao in Hokkien Chinese) you pointed out are called "Bola Bola" which means balls like meat balls & "Asado" which means shredded pork meat inside the bun.
when you add the word, "PO" to a sentence, it is a sign of respect, example: Thank you, you say " Salamat PO". How are you, : Kamusta "PO" Kayo = How are you. ( in Spanish: Como esta ).
Oh Char Siu Bao that’s cantonese!! Thanks for the clarification. These are super helpful thank you!
The best way to travel is to NOT have expectations and let the experience take over you. Explore and be bold, be curious but careful and mix with the locals. Locals always knows the best places to visit and eat from. In the case you may not have an itinerary, let the moment take you. just be nice and respectful to the locals and they will always treat you just as well if not better. Happy travels and may good weather be with you both always!
Thanks for the advice Richard, totally agree. Having no expectation is what makes travelling fun!
welcome to the Philippines.. you may ride that jeepneys or city bus around...
Enjoy Philippines. Have fun get soaked in the sun
Yes Globe is good for accessing data internet connection
Welcome to philippines stay safe..enjoy & expore nice view of philippines
Welcome to Philippines. Please always stay in a safe area. Anyway, most of Filipinos are kind and friendly.
Thanks! Yes all the Filipinos we met have been incredibly kind and sweet!
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Well, I will now prepare my popcorn and watch this while working. Hoping, you had fun.
Aw enjoy ❤️❤️
I miss 7-11. It’s my hangout during college for a quick bite & school supplies. We dont have it in the UK. Thank you for featuring it in your adventures. Had I seen this earlier I would have made suggestions of places to visit but youve already been to most of them! 😁
You are so welcome!
It's sad that you're not able to witness our Sinulog Celebration in Cebu
enjoy here in the philippines you must visit , salcedo market makati, bgc, vinice grand canal , luneta and more islands beautiful beaches boracay , siargao, palawan , sequijor buhol and more try also local food at pilipino dsert or kakanin and street foods.
13:53 I like how the clerk slowly steps back hahaha
Salamat po -Thankyou
Kamusta po kayo ? -how are you
Mahal kita - I Love you ( for Beautiful Alina❤)
Magkano po ? - How much?
Ingat -Take care
Saan? where
Walang anuman- You’re welcome
Ano ?-What
Paano? -How
Bakit?-Why
Kailan?- when
Paalam-Goodbye
Using PO for respecting older people
When you cross the street use the power or your hands. Stop them by waving your hand to stop while they are far away that's the Filipinos do. But make sure they notice you before crossing because the accident happens when they are looking at the back side mirror or something.
Nice! video thank you for wuploading
While you're are in Manila explore Binondo China town it's near in your area.
BGC in Taguig more foreigners living there.
You're on the dirty side of Makati. Every city has that. The transpo vehicles are called 'Jeepney' and ' Tricycle'. You just wave at them to have a ride. The jeepney has placards on front and sides to show where their route are. The tricycle usually offer short rides.
that isnt the dirty side of Makati. thats the real scene of Makati.
@@jspicecue1463 then try to walk in ayala makati😂 so you would know why he said thats the dirty side of makati
Wag nman sabihin Dirty Side..d nman maganda pakinggan..mga tao pa din nakatira jan..icp icp minsan..
Nakasagi tau feelings ng kapwa..
Pwd sabihin normal side ng Pilipinas once nasa city..
@@alicesiako3127 my opinion ayala makati is a small percentage that encompasses the whole of makati. To call the majority part of makati dirty, is, in my opinion, ignorant.
The transportation you saw at 3:23 is called jeepney
Thank you! Love the jeepneys, so special.
Love watching your 1st video while preparing dinner😂 guess I'm having a video marathon of Project Where😁
regards to Alina
Haha thanks for the support Carmen 😝 How soon until you catch up on all our videos?
welcome to the islands! you can explore the 7,641 islands. talk to the locals and there will be lots of food where ever you go. the locals are very accommodating, helpful, and kind. we will go out of our way to help foreigners. the best way to find FIlipino food is where most locals eat. Enjoy your stay and explore more!
Thanks Frank!! Yes I noticed already on the first day that Filipinos are so so kind and are fun to talk to. 🙏
hi guys welcome to phils, enjoy exploring & learn more about the culture..see you around and let us be friends here..
Thanks Lucy! ❤️
You try food trip at the oldest chinatown in the world in Binondo. A lot of filipino chinese food over there. Very nice filipino chinese food there. Its an experience of a lifetime eating filipino chinese food there
You visit Ayala Triangle from 6pm to 10pm Christmas Light Show and Sound. That’s in Makati Stock Exchange ground floor in Ayala Triangle.
Wow amazing. So many reasons for us to come back and celebrate chrismas in Manila it sounds like!!
Hello I'm new your chanel enjoy your travel the deperent place in my country Philippines Makati GBC mall asia grand canal mall is nice mall god bless stay safe
actually crossing in the Philippines on those intersections that doesn't have traffic lights are pretty easy, just your Force I mean, just wave your hand signal your gonna cross and they will let you cross and thats pretty normal in here. Check how these people do it @4:18 thats how you use your inner Jedi force lol..
Marking this 1.39K subscriber 11/14/2022. Let's see how fast you reach 50K subscribers here in PH. Would love to meet you once you are here in Cebu.Stay safe there in MNL.
try to go in BGC,eastwood and intramuros the vibe is totally different and i can say its much safer than those streets🙃 please be attentive on your things too anywhere
Hi, since you’re in Makati area, drop by Ayala Triangle garden by 6PM to watch the Festival of Lights. On Saturday, have breakfast at the Salcedo market (Saturday , until 2PM only), then visit Little Tokyo or Ayala museum afterwards
Unfortunately we already left Manila, but we hope to come back to Manila again before we leave! Already saved the places you mentioned on google maps, thanks!
Welcome to Philippines 🇵🇭❤ beautiful couple , please visit the beaches around the country 😊
Thanks Richie, you’re so kind! We love beaches and will definitely be visiting many!
Welcome
Thank you!
Walk further down to the nice side of Makati near Ayala Triangle and Greenbelt. It's a completely different world. You're in the old side of Makati. The party and redlight district
Enjoy your stay & keep safe!
Mabuhay! welcome to the islands
New subscriber here in Philippines guys
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Welcome guys! Enjoy your time here in Ph. Just subscribed. 👍
Thank you !
OMG! What part of Makati is that? I've only been to the area of Makati with all the skyrise and tall buildings with the big malls.
THank You Sir for visiting my country,keep safecen enjoy.w.f hongkong
Thanks! 😃
New subs here. Welcome to the Philippines!
Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭 enjoy your journey ♥️
Thank you!! You’re very kind ❤️
Salamat po means ‘ thank you ‘ . Welcome and Enjoy in PH
Welcome to philippines enjoy your stay
New subscriber here. I enjoy watching your vlogs. I hope you guys are enjoying your stay.
Jeepney - that the main transportation used by the locals. wave your hand and the driver stops. you can see the main destination of the jeepney on the front. say "PARA" if you wanna go down.
Tricycle - The motorcycle with a sidecar. This one can also be more convenient if you wanna go to a more specific location. The disadvantage is, it can be more expensive compared to Jeepneys and there is no regulation on the rates. The tricycle driver decides how much you are going to pay depending on the distance of where you want to go unlike Jeepneys that have fixed rates for passengers which makes is cheaper.
Po - it is a word added to show respect. you can add it to any words and it can make you more respectful like "salamat po" as compared to just saying "salamat". you can also add it on English words. ex. Thank you po, See you po, Goodbye po, Hello po.
Opo - is another word for YES but more respectful.
Magandang Umaga - Good morning. "maganda" means beatiful.
Magandang Tanghali - Good afternoon.
Magandang Gabi - Good evening.
Hope this helps.❤🇵🇭
Thank you for sharing!
12:45, Before actually 5 peso coin is more like golden bronze in color but the government changed it for some reason, they could've just kept the color golden bronze and just changed the design. 😅
Welcome to the Philippines, stay safety
Welcome to the Philippines,enjoy and stay safe.
Thanks Lilia!
Welcome to the philippines
hi welcome to d philippines ❤ keepsafe and enjoy
Newbie here, stay safe and enjoy your adventure in our Country. Salamat po. M goi sai...
Since you're in Makati City, around Poblacion, Globe is really good in that area, you can get 5G there, nearby that place is where Circuit Makati situated, way better for strolling, and there are shops inside. It's a very busy city since it's already in the business district, walking around is safer compare to other cities, based on my experience. So nice seeing you here, enjoy the Philippines :)
Welcome guys im ur new follower stay safe god bless ok
Wow idol ang ganda ganda naman nag lugar na yan idol naka all supr po si lutong bahay ni mg Romy falguera god bless po idol silipin mu din yung kusina ko salamat po idol
Visit intramuros, bgc, mall of asia, tagaytay
Thanks for the recommendations brother. Planning to head to BGC tmr!
Welcome to the Philippines! What country are you from? Stay safe, just enjoy your touring around.
new subs here ! enjoy the trip.
Are you guys from thailand?
Hi welcome to the 🇵🇭
new subscriber here🙋♥️
welcome to the philippines !!!😘🥰😍💘💖💝
Nice vlog , welcome to the pholippines👍❤️
Welcome to the phi...keep safe every one...godbless.new subcribers
Thanks for the sub!
Yana couz, is this you?
hmmm makati city. very modern.. amazing skyscrapers.. amazing views at night looking down the city lights… but of course.. you get the price of what you pay for where you stay.. so if want to save… you get the outer ring of the city 😅
Welcome to my beautiful country where life is simple but pinoy rocks.😝
just stay abit in metro manila area to gain sub don't rush on traveling to other islands:) just a suggest.
Just be open with the culture like everyone else country there's a good and bad side. There's a division of poor and rich. You see poverty among the streets in Manila but if you're looking for luxurious city go to BGC TAGUIG
Welcome to the Philippines!🤗🇵🇭❤
Thanks Julius ❤️❤️
Welcome to the Philippines
WELCOME TO MANILA ! IT IS A SAFE CITY FOR THE MOST PART BUT JUST LIKE ANYWHERE ELSE BE CAREFUL WITH YOUT BAGS / STUFF WHEN IN CROWDED PLACES IT IS WISE TO PUT THE BAGS INFRONT SAME WITH YOUR WALLET. JUST USE GRAB APP TO GO AROUND BUT IF USING REGULAR TAXI MAKE SURE THE DRIVER USES THE FLAG METER!
Good advice, thanks for the tips.
those are jeepneys guys
Make a lot of vlog here in Philippines, , new subscriber here,
Thanks for the sub man, will do! Stay tuned for daily vlogs.
Welcome to the Philippines keep safe
Thank you my friend!
Just like in korean yo' is use for being polite
But here in philippines
Po' is use to the elderly or for being polite
And the vehicle that u seen is called JEEPNEY
Manila is composed of different cities the best place to go is BGC this is a modern city in Manila EastWood Makati and Old Manila Old Manila 's tourist spot is Intramuros the old walled city Binondo the oldest China town in the world Chinese Filipino cuisin are the attraction try to visit some places in Manila lile the National Museum Manila zoo iconic building like Metropolitan Theater the art deco buildings of Escolta the only all steel church in the world the San Sebastian church designed by Gustavo Eifle who design the Eifle tower in Paris when you are in BGC visit the Venice Grand Cannal Mall there a lot of places to go around in Manila but this is just a few
@mikey fraile Don't you know how to use punctuations?
Yes I know but I'm in a hurry. I was walking in the street when i made that comment so I just skip the punctuation next time I'll use it.
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Bola-Bola = literally "ball ball," in this case it just means the filling is a meatball. Think of a cheap version of a shizitou (but like...really knead it), and since it was steamed with a bun around it and it's not in a bed of cabbage and juices, it's kinda dry, so you really need the bao sauce. On the upside, sometimes the meatball is wrapped around salted duck egg and lapcheaong like a weird version of Scotch egg, so there's gonna be a texture and flavor contrast. Depending on where I'm buying it I tend to get this over the "asado" (charsiu) because of the lapcheong and egg (cheaper ones won't have these).
Also, like the ramen topping, in the Philippines this particular "charsiu" is actually braised and not actually roasted, and is also served as its own dish (t obe eaten with rice or lettuce/cabbage) distinct from charsiu. My guess as to why there's the mistranslation? Both nations probably encountered the dish first as a bao filling, the sauce and the shredding obscured the telltale signs of dry heat cooking initially, etc. The Japanese recreated it by cooking it like one thing they already have (kakuni), but it's shoulder or rolled belly. In the Philippines very likely those making the baos just didn't bother with roasting the pork anymore and that's what trickled down to be cooked on its own and eaten with rice and leaves instead of a bun, by which point it's called "asado," eventually the Americans took over and nobody questioned it, and they don't even wonder why a braised dish is called "roasted" nor make the connection when they get actual charsiu hanging on a window next to a "pato asado" or as most people know it, "Beijing Duck."
Oh and uh...in the Philippines they're all called "siopao," ie from "charsiu bao," regardless of filling, then the filling comes after (more similar to Spanish grammar).
Thanks for the new knowledge brother! Appreciate it
It's not a buss but a jeepney..we called it jeep
Here in the Philippines when you cross the road just hand sign to stop the car
It does feel like some sort of super power when i put out the hand
are you from Japan?you look like japanese. Manila is chaotic specially the traffic and very crowded place. If you live in a city it's better if you visit something new to you like islands, beaches,diving spots.. the only interesting place in manila is BGC and Mall of Asia, you should check it out specially at night its colder and more lights, thats the best time to visit. During the day it's hot in here, and when it rains heavy it floods. You should check the islands like Siargao, El Nido and Coron Palawan, Moalboal Cebu and many more.
Its nice to tour the city of Manila but basically its just malls here. Just go to greenbelt, of course bgc, mall of asia. Then eat at Jollibee. Globe or smart sim just the same i have both. Better get both. Explore the food. Dont go to chinatown or divisoria anymore unless u want to be culture shock. Just watch mergin vlogs for ideas stay safe and enjoy
You're from NK? I didn't know North Korean can traval outside the country...lol
PO MEANING IS A RESPECT TO PEOPLE ESPECIALLY OLDERS BUT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE YOU CAN SAY SALAMAT OR THANK YOU.
Oops, I’ve been saying Salamat Po to everyone the last few days. Thanks for correcting me!
kumusta po salamat po the po is respect
They are jeepney
Bike like they called tricecycle and elongated bus like they call it jeep or jeepney you just wave your hand they will stop if you are in the right place to be pick up they will not stop if you are in the wrong spot otherwise to avoid traffic violation but when you ride on those Jeep you will just pay maybe fifteen pesos maybe more or less depend where your going to
How do you know if the fare is right or not, or do you just trust the driver?
Amount for laundry is per kilo.... 60 pesos.