Mabuhay ang pilipanas mabuhay and katipunan mabuhay and revolution mabuhay ang supremo/leaders or president ❤🇵🇭❤️🇵🇭❤️🇵🇭😎😉🤗 Mabuhay and maphilindo Malaysia x Philippines x Indonesia 🇵🇭❤️🇮🇩❤️🇲🇾 🎉
Yes haha. I got a slight correction in one of the translations. I was also busy with school so i didn't edit the mistake until after the semester finished.
Yeah it sounds a bit crazy lol. So i have three reasons for that. One is that baybayin is kinda becoming the default script people push for to be the national script these days. Secondly, if we are talking about Bisaya scripts like kurditan and badlit, I can safely say that some, if not all, is simply a hoax. According to historian Rolando Borrinaga of UP, the alleged Bisaya scripts were made by a certain Jovito Abellana and Jose Marco in the 20th century to "decipher" the Aginid Verse, which was supposedly the natives' account of Magellan. All of these were disproven. Lastly, baybayin is probably not Tagalog as well, since according to Borrinaga, there are more variants of baybayin in Visayas than in Luzon and that the sole reason why we think that it is an entirely different script is simply because people have different handwriting before. The Monreal Stones and Calatagan Pots are examples of precolonial artifacts with baybayin in it though its Latinized text is actually in Old Bisaya. For more details, u can watch or check these: facebook.com/casagorordomuseum/videos/320811069273823 www.paulmorrow.ca/bayeng1.htm I could be wrong tho hehe
@@colambu2919 This has been echoed by experts like Paul Morrow even before the terms "badlit", "kurditan", etc. became widespread on social media, there's a reason why only baybayin, hanunoo, tagbanwa and buhid were included in Unicode (which if I remember correctly, was submitted back in 1998). Experts back then emphasized that these separate "writing systems" are more akin to penmanship differences rather than separate scripts. Even the one used by Tagalogs show that samples from Kumintang (Batangas), Bulacan and Manila tend to differ too. Basically it was never standardized. Although as for the origins, it will probably never be determined, but most likely the scripts used by Filipinos is just a holdover of Kawi. Although the Spanish accounts included in some volumes of Blair & Robertson did mention that Tagalogs had writings before the Visayans, but they attribute the origins to Borneans who brought it to Tagalogs. But we also need to take into account that no brahmic script existed in Borneo. I was first introduced to Philippine scripts back in 2005, back then there's no subtle ethnonationalism in the picture at that time. Experts never called "baybayin" a Tagalog script, they tried to describe it as one writing system that is shared by many ethnic groups. As far as I know, you cannot also find the words "badlit", "kurditan", "basahan" in Spanish-era dictionaries, but you can certainly find "baybayin" in Vocabulario de la Lengua Tagala when describing the writing system.
@@khust2993 yeah you cant find the badlit in the older times because visayan people probably just simply refer to it as "bisaya" or "sinulatang bisaya".
@@colambu2919 other ancient pre-colonial Philippine scripts and systems of writing do exist! The Budlit/ Suwat Binisaya for the Visayan peoples is an example!
It’s all g bro in the Philippines the KKK was the society that aimed for the overthrow of Spanish authority in the Philippines not the klansmen of the American south
![Awit ng Tagumpay [Philippine Anti-colonialist Song]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/y1rsqgCig00/mqdefault.jpg)
pretty good song! as a person from Ukraine, I am interested in listening to Filipino patriotic songs.
Halong kamu diha!
(Pls be careful)
ukraine is not yet lost
SLAVA UKRAINI! I HOPE YOU'RE SAFE!
Ukrainia is not yet lost!!!
slava ukraini! ✓✓
proud to be pinoy. Even with the revolutionaries' lack of numbers and technology, they still put up a good fight and gave the americans a hard time.
I'd like to hear more Filipino folk/gunka songs. They're really hard to find and I really appreciate you bringing them to light.
Guerrillero - th-cam.com/video/EBAg1v-OUEM/w-d-xo.html
Maria - th-cam.com/video/4IHQ6VxhEdY/w-d-xo.html
Prussian style marches playlist - th-cam.com/video/cr_lvkMfcL8/w-d-xo.html
As a native speaker of bisaya i love it 💖💖💖
I may be American, but for some reason I feel proud to be Filipino???
My favourite..
Filipino Revolutionary Song
✊️✊️✊️✊️✊️
Finally I found it
A Filipino war song
Yea all the other ones are just sad songs
Mabuhi ang Pilipinas! Mabuhi ang kabisay-an!
🇵🇭✊️⚔️
Im crying 😭😭 its so emotional i listen to this when im sad 😭😭😭
We need more of these for BISAYA NATION all over the world.....
I appreciate you uploading these relatjvely unknown majestic pieces of our history. Keep it up!
AWEEEE I SPEAK NATIVE BISAYA AND THIS IS SO GOOD FRRRR KEEP IT UP
Love and respect from a half Filipino, half American 🇵🇭🇺🇸💗
Im also half I have family that was both KKK
Bisayans should listen to this
Done brother done 👌❤
I can feel my visayan blood boiling through my veins!!!
Hasdaaang mga kaigsuonan!!!!
Mabuhi ang Pilipinas
Mabuhi ang kabisay an!
Bisaya here
Pinoy ako nakatera sa pilipinas.
.K.K.K. dating pilipinas mabohay!
Favorite song of national hero Gen GregorioDel Pilar
Mabuhay ang pilipinas! ❤
Alerta katipunan!
Ha bukid it urukyanan
@@alwinvillero9505 waraynon?
I like how you also have the lyrics in baybayin, way to go man!
Mabuhay ang pilipanas mabuhay and katipunan mabuhay and revolution mabuhay ang supremo/leaders or president
❤🇵🇭❤️🇵🇭❤️🇵🇭😎😉🤗
Mabuhay and maphilindo
Malaysia x Philippines x Indonesia
🇵🇭❤️🇮🇩❤️🇲🇾 🎉
I feel braver listening to this song.
Where did you get the flag map image from?
Say never to American racist KLAN
GLORY TO THE KATIPUNAN
What's the connection? Confused tbh
Triple K
Reupload?
Yes haha. I got a slight correction in one of the translations. I was also busy with school so i didn't edit the mistake until after the semester finished.
Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!
as a filipino myself, i may or may not listen to this while im on a stroll in the jungle
As a person who is Half ilocano and half bisaya, I am proud to be pinoy❤
My God who's the Bisaya? You're mother or father
@@Makapiliparasabayan mom
Oh hello Bongbong
Honestly this is a epic song
Is this a ingen inspiration?
Perhaps lol
tayo ang ka na sa asang ang galang galang ng katipunan ng bayan
🙌
feels like boxers and fighters rising in power
MABUHAY ANG PILIPINAS
MABUHAY SI ANDRES BONIFACIO
MABUHAY ANG KATIPUNAN
epic
Only music that represents War
Atin ang West Philippine Sea
U
Revulution ending
why nobody talking about what language is at the top of the video
Because every Filipino knows it, we learned it in ESP grade 4
It's Baybayin
@@keanux5906 oh I was the only Filipino that didn't know it
@@redturquoisestorytimesoriginal not language its an alphabet.
@@redturquoisestorytimesoriginal Its a pre-colonial writing system that existed in the Philippines
visayan: tagalog map
Title: Song *in bisaya*
Kenapa lagu-lagu filipina susah banget buat diucapin apalagi dinyanyiin
ALERTA KATIPUNAN
MGA KAIGSUONAN HASDAAANG!!!
KᜃK
Tagalog Script on Bisaya? Bad touch there man
Yeah it sounds a bit crazy lol. So i have three reasons for that. One is that baybayin is kinda becoming the default script people push for to be the national script these days. Secondly, if we are talking about Bisaya scripts like kurditan and badlit, I can safely say that some, if not all, is simply a hoax. According to historian Rolando Borrinaga of UP, the alleged Bisaya scripts were made by a certain Jovito Abellana and Jose Marco in the 20th century to "decipher" the Aginid Verse, which was supposedly the natives' account of Magellan. All of these were disproven. Lastly, baybayin is probably not Tagalog as well, since according to Borrinaga, there are more variants of baybayin in Visayas than in Luzon and that the sole reason why we think that it is an entirely different script is simply because people have different handwriting before. The Monreal Stones and Calatagan Pots are examples of precolonial artifacts with baybayin in it though its Latinized text is actually in Old Bisaya.
For more details, u can watch or check these:
facebook.com/casagorordomuseum/videos/320811069273823
www.paulmorrow.ca/bayeng1.htm
I could be wrong tho hehe
@@colambu2919 id look into this further
@@colambu2919 This has been echoed by experts like Paul Morrow even before the terms "badlit", "kurditan", etc. became widespread on social media, there's a reason why only baybayin, hanunoo, tagbanwa and buhid were included in Unicode (which if I remember correctly, was submitted back in 1998). Experts back then emphasized that these separate "writing systems" are more akin to penmanship differences rather than separate scripts. Even the one used by Tagalogs show that samples from Kumintang (Batangas), Bulacan and Manila tend to differ too. Basically it was never standardized.
Although as for the origins, it will probably never be determined, but most likely the scripts used by Filipinos is just a holdover of Kawi. Although the Spanish accounts included in some volumes of Blair & Robertson did mention that Tagalogs had writings before the Visayans, but they attribute the origins to Borneans who brought it to Tagalogs. But we also need to take into account that no brahmic script existed in Borneo.
I was first introduced to Philippine scripts back in 2005, back then there's no subtle ethnonationalism in the picture at that time. Experts never called "baybayin" a Tagalog script, they tried to describe it as one writing system that is shared by many ethnic groups. As far as I know, you cannot also find the words "badlit", "kurditan", "basahan" in Spanish-era dictionaries, but you can certainly find "baybayin" in Vocabulario de la Lengua Tagala when describing the writing system.
@@khust2993 yeah you cant find the badlit in the older times because visayan people probably just simply refer to it as "bisaya" or "sinulatang bisaya".
@@colambu2919 other ancient pre-colonial Philippine scripts and systems of writing do exist! The Budlit/ Suwat Binisaya for the Visayan peoples is an example!
J
As an american black guy THE FU-
It is not racist, it stands for
"Kataas-taasan
Kagalang-galang
Katipunan ng mga anak ng bayan"
Although I do understand the confusion
its not a racist group unlike what you have in the US.
It’s all g bro in the Philippines the KKK was the society that aimed for the overthrow of Spanish authority in the Philippines not the klansmen of the American south
Know the difference.
Another based video from another based channel
Listened to this for 23 hours. 😅
Katipunan es un término que quiere decir la sociedad, la palabra raíz del tagalo es tipon que significa recolectar.