My gosh, she speaks just like every Filipina here. She's so natural. Maybe even more fluent than some of the Filipinas I know here. Most Gen-Zs are not as good in Tagalog anymore let alone speak in multiple dialects like she does. Props to this wonderful woman!
@@boratbagatov9728Language and dialrect are different. Dialect is a variation of a particular language. Ang Tagalog ng Manila/Bulacan/Batangas/etc are Tagalog DIALECTS kasi kahit meron variation sa intonations at meron variations in some words ay nagkakaintindihan pa rin ang mgaTagalog speaking regions. Likewise ang Ilocano ng Ilocos/Cagayan/Pangasinan/La Union/Abra/Nueva Viscaya/Isabela are Ilocano DIALECT kasi nga kahit meron certain variations ay nagkakaintidihan pa rin sila pero ang Ilocano/Cebuano/Ibanag/ibaloi/Pangasinan/Hiligaynon are LANGUAGES kasi nga hindi sila magkakaintindihan.
@@NeilCollinz-wj6fdlol u gotta be kidding me.tagalog is filipino,therefore it's universal kahit mindanao pa.marunong ba mag cebuano mga ilokano?lol cebuano is 2nd ampaw 😂
Agreed. Tagalog is official language. Therefore, numero uno. At least Tagalog in its current form and not its traditional form. Leave it to PH Census Bureau to determine native dialect of origin.
@@user-kq8sg6lw9peh bakit ako?ilokano ak pero kabalo ko mag bisaya.aron kabalo ka,daghang mga ilokano sa mindanao kabalo mag binisaya.dayta ti ilokano.
Nakakatuwa naman kayong dalawa na American pero nag conversation ng language naming mga pilipino.. Sobra akong natuwa dhil ang galing ninyo pareho.. Love you both.. More power and God bless.. 😊
She sounds like a native when she speaks Tagalog, but her Ilokano is impeccable. Para talaga syang taga northern Philippines. You are amazing Jared and you speak Tagalog very well.
Syempre ipinangatak siya dito at dito rin lumaki. La Union siya ipinanganak kaya natuto siya ng Tagalog at Ilokano. 18 years, nakuha na rin niya ang punto ng mga Ilokano.
Salamat po sa pagtangkilik at pagmamahal sa wika at kulturang Pilipino. Nkakatuwa at nkaka-aliw pakinggan ang dalawang banyaga na nagsasalita ng Filipino at pinag-uusapan ang mga bagay-bagay na Pinoy. Kpag nakapikit ako, pakiramdam ko ay dalawang Pilipino kayo na nagkukwentuhan. Pero kpag binuksan ko ang mga mata ko, nagkakaroon ng disjunct sa isip ko dahil nga pareho kayong hindi Filipino!😂 Mabuhay po kayong dalawa!❤👏👏👏
Na*kakaaliw kayong dalawa. naimagin ko tuloy. pareho na totoo nmn na banyaga ka u pero Nag uusap kayo ng tagalog ,habang pinapapanood ko kayo tuwang tuwa talaga ako. sa inyo god bless po sa inyong. dalawa,,,,,,Maraming Salamat sa inyo binigyan nyo ng Atention ang bansang pilipinas. Mabuhay po kayo
I have to admit... Nakakatuwa itong video na eto... bumisngis yung ngiti ko nung nagsasalita na kayo nang tagalog...i I am impress by this vlogger's proficiency in our national language. I think you have more tagalog vocabulary than I have. nindot kaayo (oo bisaya ako) great video Jared God bless
Nakakatuwa kayung dalawang foreigners pakinggan na nagsasalita ng tagalog. Salamat sa pagtangkilik at pagmamahal sa cultura naming Pilipino. God bless always sa inyo.
I find great amusement and delight in observing and hearing you all converse in the Filipino or Tagalog language, despite your North American origins. It is particularly intriguing that Georgia, who shares my age, possesses a trace of Filipino heritage, which she adeptly preserves. Your collective presence is undeniably captivating. Allow me to express my gratitude for your embracement of my native tongue, recognizing it as an exotic language worthy of acquisition. As a recent subscriber, I eagerly anticipate following Georgia's TikTok channel and fervently hope for further collaborative endeavors showcasing your mastery of Filipino tongue twisters.
The way she code switches is very very Filipino. Except that her English has an obvious southern flair. Which makes it very endearing. She sounds like a native when she speaks Tagalog, but her Ilokano is impeccable. Para talaga syang taga northern Philippines.
Wow! I’m amaze that you guys can speak the Philippine Language Tagalog, I’m Ilocano too kagaya nya at nakakaintindi din ako ng bisaya pero di marunong magsalita kagaya nya 😂. I speak tagalog of course and a little Mandarin , Cantonese chinese. kaya Napahanga ako sainyong dalawa, Im so proud of you both dahil tinangkilik nyo ang language namin, hats off sainyo.Peace.
I just followed her on TIKTOK, shes an amazing lady, thank you for sharing her in your blog. She speak so fluent tagalog, Ilocano & Visaya. Such a smart lady.
Oh alam nyo na its not about the color its not about the race or culture but thier hearts impromptu speaks really well and deserve an applause! Keep it guys salute to you
She was born in La Union and went back to the US when she was 18. So she spent the first 18 years of her life in the Philippines. Watch the first 2 minutes of the video.
😂 nakakatuwa naman kayong dalawa 😸👍 I'm so impressed by you guys. Thanks for somehow embracing part of being Filipinos. Salamat Po. More power to you. Dios ti Agnina. 😸👍
Galing ng intonation and accent nito sa tagalog , i couldn't believe . Both are amazing . Nakakahiya some Filipinos in just few years sa US when they returned home American accent na at hindi na daw marunong mag speak ng local language !
What's worse are Filipinos who were born and grew up in the Philippines of Filipino parents who are not fluent in any of the native languages. BTW, from the latest US census, Tagalog is the third most non English language spoken in the US . In several cities it is second to Spanish.
Wow so amazing! Even after leaving PH, she was able to remember how to speak, even the inflection, if you don't look at her, you'd mistake her for a local Filipino!
You are amazing Jared and you speak Tagalog very well. You won't have any difficulties when if you're in the Philippines, you can easily talk to Filipinos and communicate to them because you know how to speak Tagalog language.. Masisiyahan ka sa pilipinas 😊
Had an American student - blonde, blue eyed- in our veterinary college married to a Filipina, who spoke Tagalog so fluently. He would suddenly talk to the sorbetero in Tagalog. Muntik muntik nang nalaglag ang sorbetes. I admire that she speaks more than one Filipino dialect. I only speak and understand Tagalog. Even now, I have not had a lot of practice, sometimes I forget certain things..
Yong anak ko 3yrs old ng dumating kami sa US ang Dali matuto ng English dahil sa mga cousins nya. Kaya iniignore namin pag hindi sya nagtatagalog. Tapos naging scholar sya sa Germany noong high-school kaya ngayon fluent sya sa English, Tagalog & German saka konting Arabic. Pag bata pa tinuruan mo na madaling matuto. Ang galing ninyo both. Si madam ay talagang kuha ang accent saka gestures pag nagtagalog. It's amazing. Kasi sa Pilipinas e meron about 400+ dialects. Ako mga 4 dialects lang ang alam ko kasi I've never been to the other islands. 😂
Wow! Impressed talaga ako everytime pag nakakapagsalita ka ng Tagalog. I hope magkausap din kayo ni Kuya Jake vlog. American din sya na marunong magtagalog at ilokano. I think taga Texas din sila ng asawa nyang Pinay. Keep it up!
She’s a nice person. I always watch her livestreams on TikTok and I am very impressed with her Tagalog and her accent as well. I love that she understands and speaks multiple languages from the Philippines.
It doesnt matter if your closest Filipino relative was your childhood babysitter. If you can speak Tagalog that fluently then you understand the culture as well and will be considered Filipino. Its a very warm accepting culture.
Hi Jared nakakagulat, nakakagulat at nakakahanga kayong 2 Giorgia parehong tubong foreigner ngunit nakakahanga. Tinalo nyo pa ang ibang totoong Pinoy Kudos sa inyong 2. 14:03
Love Georgia for loving my country and my culture. She is an adopted Filipina. She waaay better than full-blodied Filipinos who don't know anything about the Phils. She can apply for Filipino citizenship cause she was born there. Also she looks great for her age. She might have gotten the Filipino genes on aging. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love that you have merch... However, I'm not personally feeling the design. I get your use of "kabayan" but with the word taking out 2 of the 8 provinces that helped in the revolution, especially as a non-pinoy; not for me. However, if you have "pusong pinoy" or "peking pilipino" in the future, I'm DEFINITELY down.
Only one thing, haan in(haan dak mailako) is applied differently in some places like in Tarlac where I'm from. We say it as "Madi dak mailako"😂. We associate haan to our northern ilocano ancestors
@@OrlandoAncheta-y9lkaya po meron word na Dialect kasi ang DIALECT ay variations ng isang particular language. Meron pagkakaiba kasi ng ilocano dialect sa mga ibat ibang Ilocano speaking provinces pero nagkakaintindiha pa rin ang mga Ilocano speaking regions kahit meton variation sa intonations at meron variation sa ibang words gaya nga yong word na mentioned niyo na "haan". In Ilocos Sur, more na sasabihin nila na "saan dak nga mailako". In Illocos Sur, yong ilocano word na "saan" is more na ginagamit for the Tagalog word na "hindi". Whereas the Ilocano word "madi" is more na ginagamit for the Tagalog word "ayaw" like in "madi ko kayat ti mangan" , "madi ti kolor na".
Sayang hindi mo naturuan ng Tagalog ang mga anak mo. Puede mo pang turuan sila. Talk to them in Tagalog and tell them to repeat it. Give them Tagalog-English dictionary and phrase book. Don't forget the Fil dialects girl. Don't forget them. Always speak it. Galing mo din girl! ❤
Omg hahaha legit na Filipino si ate she easily switches languages! English, Tagalog, Ilocano, & Bisayal like a real Filipino 😂 Nakakabaliw her accent is really pinoy in those languages 😂😂😂
Nakakatuwa naman ang chat n'yo ni Georgia❤. Loved it so much. Nakaka-amuse at nakaka- proud for you both🥰😁👍 Mas magaling pa kayo sa mga Filipino na nag-migrate abroad, at kinalimutan ang native tongue nila☺️👌🏻
@@ji-indi8669 ikaw nga marunong ng madaming Ph dialects e. Ako Tagalog & konting Bisaya/Cebuano lang, nklimutan ko na kc Manileño naman ako, natuto lang ng Bisaya in 2000 when i stayed in Leyte & Cebu for 6 months straight😁
It must be so interesting to grow up in another country then come back to USA. You already have such a unique and difference experienced the most American's who only speak english and only familiar with their own culture. I lived in a rural area of USA where people in their 60's+ never even left the county of their state yet other states or other countries and I feel like this ends up with very closed minded people who often hate foreigners or people that are different then they are used to. If only more people got to experience travel and other cultures at a young age, i think we would have so much less hate in this world then we do now. People would realize all people on this planet are all humans all trying to live their lives as best then can and there is no reason to go at war killing people... which sadly there is still a lot of wars going on even today and even potential civil war lingering in USA. so much closed minded hateful people who don't like other people who don't share in the same beliefs.
Traveling won't mean you will end up speaking more than English. I am second generation military. I was born in England, my son was born in Germany. I lived in the Philippines when I was a kid. After retiring from the Army, I started working overseas, and have lived and/or worked in 4 different countries in the last 16 years. In 3 of those 4 countries, I only know the important essential phrases (hello, thank you, you're welcome, I have no money, etc.). If you are an adult, who only work and/or live with other Americans and/or people who speak English, it is less likely that you will learn the local language, simply because it is not necessary. More likely to learn if you are a kid, who are around a lot of locals who don't speak English fluently. (Kids pick up languages quicker and easier) I now have a permanent residence in the Philippines, and have actually attempted to learn Tagalog. I took a 40-hour course, over a 10-week period. I gave up after the first course, and didn't even bother with the 2nd and 3rd forty hour blocks. It is NOT an easy language. I think I picked up more Spanish when living in a border city, than I did Tagalog while living in the Philippines. I will probably give it a try one day, but it isn't a pressing concern.
*_I really really loved this conversation. Thank you for this. Made my day. I was amazed by the two of you most especially Jared when I heard that he hasn't been to Philippines pero ang fluent na nya magtagalog, sobrang nakakatuwa_* 🙂
What happen here!? Is this an exchange human language? We Filipinos in BPO industry speaking English. Then this two speaking tagalog, I salute you guys. Love you both.
Ate Georgia's Taglish is unbelievable! She really knows how to weave back and forth between English and Tagalog like a native speaker!
my hometown la union.. ❤️
San Fernando, La Union itoy.
Yes! She does it very well and properly.
My gosh, she speaks just like every Filipina here. She's so natural. Maybe even more fluent than some of the Filipinas I know here. Most Gen-Zs are not as good in Tagalog anymore let alone speak in multiple dialects like she does. Props to this wonderful woman!
Languages, not dialect
language and dialect is just the same lol, it's just that we refer to Tagalog as our national language.@@redfullmoon
@@boratbagatov9728Language and dialrect are different. Dialect is a variation of a particular language. Ang Tagalog ng Manila/Bulacan/Batangas/etc are Tagalog DIALECTS kasi kahit meron variation
sa intonations at meron variations in some words ay nagkakaintindihan pa rin ang mgaTagalog speaking regions. Likewise ang Ilocano ng Ilocos/Cagayan/Pangasinan/La Union/Abra/Nueva Viscaya/Isabela are Ilocano DIALECT kasi nga kahit meron certain variations ay nagkakaintidihan pa rin sila pero ang Ilocano/Cebuano/Ibanag/ibaloi/Pangasinan/Hiligaynon are LANGUAGES kasi nga hindi sila magkakaintindihan.
@@redfullmoontribal mentality
Tagalog, ilocano and bisaya are the top 3 widely spoken languages in the Philippines. Shes amazing
Cebuano is no. 1... Tagalog is far second but widely used and Cebuano is the number 1 in Pinas and widely spoken.
@@NeilCollinz-wj6fdlol u gotta be kidding me.tagalog is filipino,therefore it's universal kahit mindanao pa.marunong ba mag cebuano mga ilokano?lol
cebuano is 2nd ampaw 😂
Please include Hilonggos and they're so many in southern parts of Mindanao. Its what I have observe travelling in these areas
Agreed. Tagalog is official language. Therefore, numero uno. At least Tagalog in its current form and not its traditional form. Leave it to PH Census Bureau to determine native dialect of origin.
@@user-kq8sg6lw9peh bakit ako?ilokano ak pero kabalo ko mag bisaya.aron kabalo ka,daghang mga ilokano sa mindanao kabalo mag binisaya.dayta ti ilokano.
When she said “Ilocano sounds angry when talking” is spot on, lol.
Nakakatuwa naman kayong dalawa na American pero nag conversation ng language naming mga pilipino.. Sobra akong natuwa dhil ang galing ninyo pareho.. Love you both.. More power and God bless.. 😊
SI Jared, Canadian pero parang pareho na rin yon .. 😅
@@JosephOccenoBFHamerican can also be short for north american ☺️
She sounds like a native when she speaks Tagalog, but her Ilokano is impeccable. Para talaga syang taga northern Philippines. You are amazing Jared and you speak Tagalog very well.
Maraming salamat at natutuhan ninyo ng dalawa mag Dalits ng aming language. Jared welcome Kang mamas 14:48 yal sa Pilipinas
Syempre ipinangatak siya dito at dito rin lumaki. La Union siya ipinanganak kaya natuto siya ng Tagalog at Ilokano. 18 years, nakuha na rin niya ang punto ng mga Ilokano.
Salamat po sa pagtangkilik at pagmamahal sa wika at kulturang Pilipino. Nkakatuwa at nkaka-aliw pakinggan ang dalawang banyaga na nagsasalita ng Filipino at pinag-uusapan ang mga bagay-bagay na Pinoy. Kpag nakapikit ako, pakiramdam ko ay dalawang Pilipino kayo na nagkukwentuhan. Pero kpag binuksan ko ang mga mata ko, nagkakaroon ng disjunct sa isip ko dahil nga pareho kayong hindi Filipino!😂
Mabuhay po kayong dalawa!❤👏👏👏
Na*kakaaliw kayong dalawa. naimagin ko tuloy. pareho na totoo nmn na banyaga ka u pero Nag uusap kayo ng tagalog ,habang pinapapanood ko kayo tuwang tuwa talaga ako. sa inyo god bless po sa inyong. dalawa,,,,,,Maraming Salamat sa inyo binigyan nyo ng Atention ang bansang pilipinas. Mabuhay po kayo
🙂😊😀😄😆😂
It's heartwarming to hear the woman and foreigners speak tagalog because it really show their eagerness to speak the language. ❤
Well she was born there soo she isn't a foreigner like u say
I love their conversation, she's so fluent in Tagalog, way to go girl, love you guys .
I have to admit...
Nakakatuwa itong video na eto...
bumisngis yung ngiti ko nung nagsasalita na kayo nang tagalog...i
I am impress by this vlogger's proficiency in our national language.
I think you have more tagalog vocabulary than I have.
nindot kaayo (oo bisaya ako)
great video Jared
God bless
Nakakatuwa kayung dalawang foreigners pakinggan na nagsasalita ng tagalog. Salamat sa pagtangkilik at pagmamahal sa cultura naming Pilipino. God bless always sa inyo.
Very impressive and heartwarming. Para kayong totoong pinoy. Thanks a lot for the appreciation.
I find great amusement and delight in observing and hearing you all converse in the Filipino or Tagalog language, despite your North American origins. It is particularly intriguing that Georgia, who shares my age, possesses a trace of Filipino heritage, which she adeptly preserves. Your collective presence is undeniably captivating. Allow me to express my gratitude for your embracement of my native tongue, recognizing it as an exotic language worthy of acquisition. As a recent subscriber, I eagerly anticipate following Georgia's TikTok channel and fervently hope for further collaborative endeavors showcasing your mastery of Filipino tongue twisters.
The way she code switches is very very Filipino. Except that her English has an obvious southern flair. Which makes it very endearing. She sounds like a native when she speaks Tagalog, but her Ilokano is impeccable. Para talaga syang taga northern Philippines.
Nakakaaliw Si Ate Georgia Galing talaga tunay Na Pinay siya.. ❤ Americana siya pero Pinoy na Pinoy siya. Labyu ate G.❤
Ang sarap pakinggan ang dalawang foreigners na mahusay magsalita ng Pilipino. ❤️
It's beautiful to see a foreign people who speak our language and dialects. You deserve so much love from the Philippines. I admire you both!
I'm impressed with you both. Galing!! I feel proud to be Filipino.
Cant believe two foreigners speaking in Tagalog - a foreign language to them. Awesome!
Wow! I’m amaze that you guys can speak the Philippine Language Tagalog, I’m Ilocano too kagaya nya at nakakaintindi din ako ng bisaya pero di marunong magsalita kagaya nya 😂. I speak tagalog of course and a little Mandarin , Cantonese chinese. kaya Napahanga ako sainyong dalawa, Im so proud of you both dahil tinangkilik nyo ang language namin, hats off sainyo.Peace.
Am so impressed with the way you guys speak our language, especially with mam. She does it so fluently! Hats off to you guys!!!🇵🇭👍🙂👍
Ang galing mo Ma'am Georgia,,American born in the Philippines,,marunong mag Tagalog,ilokano,at bisayan,,ang galing,,,,👍👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️
Wow,very impressive lady,spoke many languages and dialect in Philippines.Salute🙏🙏❤️
I just followed her on TIKTOK, shes an amazing lady, thank you for sharing her in your blog. She speak so fluent tagalog, Ilocano & Visaya. Such a smart lady.
ano po tiktok name niya?
Oh alam nyo na its not about the color its not about the race or culture but thier hearts impromptu speaks really well and deserve an applause! Keep it guys salute to you
I had fun watching this video. Thank you guys for this great content!
I really amazed with Ate Georgia so Native Accents when she talks in Pinoy dialect. Lab you ate G. Sempre kay Jared din. Galing Galing.. ❤
For a foreign person who embraces Filipino culture this much without even having stepped on our native land yet... Man.. You have my Respect!! 🙌👍👊
She was born in La Union and went back to the US when she was 18. So she spent the first 18 years of her life in the Philippines. Watch the first 2 minutes of the video.
@@Lysander17 was referring to Jared Hartman
@@Tonkybro3so what is his connection to the Philippines?
Wow i love the way she talks ilokano😊Di ko pa nakita ang la union.❤Salamat Mam en Jared for loving our language.😊
I love her Taglish. She’s not a foreigner but a filipina at heart; born and raised in the Philippines.
Oo that's why she knows how to speak tagalog and ilocano..
Wow!Ang galing nyang magsalita.Salamat sa inyong dalawa.Ang galing nyang magIlocano pati.Amazing!God bless you!❤❤❤
How beautiful story god bless u guys 🙏🙏🙏🌷🌷🌷💖💖🌹❤️🌹💖💖🌷🙏💖🌹💖🌷💖
Thanks for accepting the hospitality of the Filipino. Good luck. God bless to both of you ❤️.
😂 nakakatuwa naman kayong dalawa 😸👍 I'm so impressed by you guys. Thanks for somehow embracing part of being Filipinos. Salamat Po. More power to you. Dios ti Agnina. 😸👍
On top of her language skills and mannerisms, she sings. She's a legit Filipino 😂
she`s one-eighth Filipino
Galing ng intonation and accent nito sa tagalog , i couldn't believe . Both are amazing . Nakakahiya some Filipinos in just few years sa US when they returned home American accent na at hindi na daw marunong mag speak ng local language !
What's worse are Filipinos who were born and grew up in the Philippines of Filipino parents who are not fluent in any of the native languages. BTW, from the latest US census, Tagalog is the third most non English language spoken in the US . In several cities it is second to Spanish.
Wow I am amazed by you two, foreigners talking in Tagalog. Thank u for loving our language😀 ❤️
Amazing! she's not just good in speaking Tagalog language but other dialects too , she's fluent in Bisaya and Ilocano❤💛💚💯
Gosh, I'm so happy for you both....REALLY HAPPY & PROUD.
Wow amazing salute you both Mam & Sir 🫡🫡❤ maraming salamat po! you preserve our language kahit matagal na kayong wala sa Pilipinas 👍❤️
na amaze ako kay ate, galing nya mag ilocano, she speaks better ilocano than me with the pure ilocano accent
Wow nice naman nakaka-proud kayo ...salute sa inyong dalawa....
Good for you guys. I get a kick when I hear non Filipinos speak Tagalog, better than a Filipino like myself I might add👏🏽🇨🇦
Ang galing naman ninyong dalawa. Mabuhay po kayo! Visayan here❤
Thanks two both of you for embracing our native language and love the Philippines so much... salamat po sa inyo im really proud of you🙏🙏🙏🙏
Saludo ako sa inuong 2,ang galing nyo,at kahit anjan ka na Mom sa Us still love mo pa rin ang Pinas.Mabuhay kayong 2❤
Wow so amazing! Even after leaving PH, she was able to remember how to speak, even the inflection, if you don't look at her, you'd mistake her for a local Filipino!
it takes a lot of effort to learn a new language specially dialects.Salute to this lady and much respect to both of you.
Wow! Galing ni ate! 🤩 gusto ko yung mga expressions niya, legit na pinoy! Nakakatuwa! 😄
Thanks on your appreciations on our cultures , attitudes, language and foods.
You are amazing Jared and you speak Tagalog very well.
You won't have any difficulties when if you're in the Philippines, you can easily talk to Filipinos and communicate to them because you know how to speak Tagalog language..
Masisiyahan ka sa pilipinas 😊
So Awesome! Mga Kabayan ang Galing Galing ninyong mag Tagalog ipagpatuloy ninyo yan nakaka proud kayo. Salamat sa Inyo
Had an American student - blonde, blue eyed- in our veterinary college married to a Filipina, who spoke Tagalog so fluently. He would suddenly talk to the sorbetero in Tagalog. Muntik muntik nang nalaglag ang sorbetes.
I admire that she speaks more than one Filipino dialect. I only speak and understand Tagalog.
Even now, I have not had a lot of practice, sometimes I forget certain things..
Home away from home so nice to hear that from you, God bless you both.
Yong anak ko 3yrs old ng dumating kami sa US ang Dali matuto ng English dahil sa mga cousins nya. Kaya iniignore namin pag hindi sya nagtatagalog. Tapos naging scholar sya sa Germany noong high-school kaya ngayon fluent sya sa English, Tagalog & German saka konting Arabic. Pag bata pa tinuruan mo na madaling matuto. Ang galing ninyo both. Si madam ay talagang kuha ang accent saka gestures pag nagtagalog. It's amazing. Kasi sa Pilipinas e meron about 400+ dialects. Ako mga 4 dialects lang ang alam ko kasi I've never been to the other islands. 😂
You guys rock! This is insane! Me and our friends were so amazed
Wow! Impressed talaga ako everytime pag nakakapagsalita ka ng Tagalog. I hope magkausap din kayo ni Kuya Jake vlog. American din sya na marunong magtagalog at ilokano. I think taga Texas din sila ng asawa nyang Pinay. Keep it up!
That's a great conversation if ever.. I wish magkausap din sila
She’s a nice person. I always watch her livestreams on TikTok and I am very impressed with her Tagalog and her accent as well. I love that she understands and speaks multiple languages from the Philippines.
It doesnt matter if your closest Filipino relative was your childhood babysitter. If you can speak Tagalog that fluently then you understand the culture as well and will be considered Filipino. Its a very warm accepting culture.
You both are so amazing thank you for embrasing our language 😊
Hi Jared nakakagulat, nakakagulat at nakakahanga kayong 2 Giorgia parehong tubong foreigner ngunit nakakahanga. Tinalo nyo pa ang ibang totoong Pinoy Kudos sa inyong 2. 14:03
Wow, they’re both pretty impressive in speaking tagalog. I’m really impressed and amazed at the same time❤️👏
This is fun to watch you guys. Georgia's bisaya is so good. She got the accent.
Oo nga eh .parang si Maam Pilita😊
i admire you both kc ang galing ninyong mgsalita ng tagalog, Mabuhay kayong dalawa!
Thank you both for sharing your story and you both speak Tagalog fluently. Wow.
Nakakatuwa kayong dalawa talagang pilipinong pilipino kayo salamat sa pagtangkilik ninyo at pagmamahal sa pilipino culture mabuhay kayong dalawa
Ang galing talaga mag tagalog even here sa saudi marami din mga ibang lahi marunong na mag tagalog wow amazing ❤️🙏😇🔥
Woww im inpressed to both of you..just wowww.. the guy never been in the phillipines but he speak tagalog well..woww so proud of you two
Nice kaayo Ang Inyong pag tatagalog at Bisaya ..So Cute pakinggan...❤
Salamat sa inyo,kasi minahal nyo ang Pilipinas at mga filipino..
Wow! Magaling si ma'am magtagalog, maganda pa at mukhang mabait❤️🇵🇭
grabe nkka amaze po kau parehas #proud both of you# proud pinoy blood❤️
bruh this is crazy switching to southern accent to Tagalog 😮
No one says "bruh" anymore. LOL!
Wait what? Since when?
@@rrubio6660 bruh idk which planet you from but people say it all the time lol
@@RuTo94 Yeah, only you. LOL! No one here in the States even use that! Filipinos always trying to sound "hip." LMAO!!!
Love Georgia for loving my country and my culture. She is an adopted Filipina. She waaay better than full-blodied Filipinos who don't know anything about the Phils. She can apply for Filipino citizenship cause she was born there. Also she looks great for her age. She might have gotten the Filipino genes on aging. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow ang galing talaga nyong dalawa.👏👏👏
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I love that you have merch... However, I'm not personally feeling the design. I get your use of "kabayan" but with the word taking out 2 of the 8 provinces that helped in the revolution, especially as a non-pinoy; not for me. However, if you have "pusong pinoy" or "peking pilipino" in the future, I'm DEFINITELY down.
Wow! Ang galing-galing ninyong dalawa. ❤😊🎉
Really amazing, I'm feeling so proud as a Filipino.
ate georgia is such an adorable and lovable person-- ganyan-ganyan yung mga taong masarap tropa... pati si jared siyempre... 😄
Her Ilocano is on point. The accent is real Ilocano.. 👏🏼
Only one thing, haan in(haan dak mailako) is applied differently in some places like in Tarlac where I'm from. We say it as "Madi dak mailako"😂. We associate haan to our northern ilocano ancestors
@@OrlandoAncheta-y9lkaya po meron word na Dialect kasi ang DIALECT ay variations ng isang particular language. Meron pagkakaiba kasi ng ilocano dialect sa mga ibat ibang Ilocano speaking provinces pero nagkakaintindiha pa rin ang mga Ilocano speaking regions kahit meton variation sa intonations at meron variation sa ibang words gaya nga yong word na mentioned niyo na "haan". In Ilocos Sur, more na sasabihin nila na "saan dak nga mailako". In Illocos Sur, yong ilocano word na "saan" is more na ginagamit for the Tagalog word na "hindi". Whereas the Ilocano word "madi" is more na ginagamit for the Tagalog word "ayaw" like in "madi ko kayat ti mangan" , "madi ti kolor na".
Ano po name ni ma’am para masundan ko
Sayang hindi mo naturuan ng Tagalog ang mga anak mo. Puede mo pang turuan sila. Talk to them in Tagalog and tell them to repeat it. Give them Tagalog-English dictionary and phrase book. Don't forget the Fil dialects girl. Don't forget them. Always speak it. Galing mo din girl! ❤
Nakakatuwa naman kayong dalawang msg usap para talagang mga pinoy, love it.
Omg hahaha legit na Filipino si ate she easily switches languages! English, Tagalog, Ilocano, & Bisayal like a real Filipino 😂
Nakakabaliw her accent is really pinoy in those languages 😂😂😂
Wow ang galing ninyong dalawa magtagalog nakakatuwa, Godbless both🥰
Nakakatuwa naman ang chat n'yo ni Georgia❤. Loved it so much. Nakaka-amuse at nakaka- proud for you both🥰😁👍 Mas magaling pa kayo sa mga Filipino na nag-migrate abroad, at kinalimutan ang native tongue nila☺️👌🏻
D totoo yan, hindi nan lhat... ang bigkas ko nga sa plate hindi plate-oh eh... pinggan!😂😅🤣✌️
@@ji-indi8669 ikaw nga marunong ng madaming Ph dialects e. Ako Tagalog & konting Bisaya/Cebuano lang, nklimutan ko na kc Manileño naman ako, natuto lang ng Bisaya in 2000 when i stayed in Leyte & Cebu for 6 months straight😁
@@jamlorenzana2047 • yeah actually i was born in the North, umabot dn ng Visayas pasyal² lng pg may time... Dumaguete, Negros Or., Bohol, Cebu
@@ji-indi8669 you've been everywhere in the south. Ako very few provinces in the south, both Visayas and Mindanao, pa lang ang narating😁
Very impressive to both of you, ang gagaling ninyong magsalita ng Tagalog. Bravo!
It warms my heart when foreigners embraced our culture and language wholeheartedly. Their Tagalog is beyond perfect.
Ang galing nyo...foriegners speaking our dialect...good job Jarred..!!
It must be so interesting to grow up in another country then come back to USA. You already have such a unique and difference experienced the most American's who only speak english and only familiar with their own culture. I lived in a rural area of USA where people in their 60's+ never even left the county of their state yet other states or other countries and I feel like this ends up with very closed minded people who often hate foreigners or people that are different then they are used to. If only more people got to experience travel and other cultures at a young age, i think we would have so much less hate in this world then we do now. People would realize all people on this planet are all humans all trying to live their lives as best then can and there is no reason to go at war killing people... which sadly there is still a lot of wars going on even today and even potential civil war lingering in USA. so much closed minded hateful people who don't like other people who don't share in the same beliefs.
I agree with you US seems growing downward because of hatred with others. But they have forgotten they've in one place
Traveling won't mean you will end up speaking more than English. I am second generation military. I was born in England, my son was born in Germany. I lived in the Philippines when I was a kid. After retiring from the Army, I started working overseas, and have lived and/or worked in 4 different countries in the last 16 years. In 3 of those 4 countries, I only know the important essential phrases (hello, thank you, you're welcome, I have no money, etc.). If you are an adult, who only work and/or live with other Americans and/or people who speak English, it is less likely that you will learn the local language, simply because it is not necessary. More likely to learn if you are a kid, who are around a lot of locals who don't speak English fluently. (Kids pick up languages quicker and easier)
I now have a permanent residence in the Philippines, and have actually attempted to learn Tagalog. I took a 40-hour course, over a 10-week period. I gave up after the first course, and didn't even bother with the 2nd and 3rd forty hour blocks. It is NOT an easy language. I think I picked up more Spanish when living in a border city, than I did Tagalog while living in the Philippines. I will probably give it a try one day, but it isn't a pressing concern.
👍👍👍 thumbs up to you both.. thank you so much and a proud Filipino here... take care and God bless you more and your family💥
Wow galing ninyo dalawa mag Tagalog..❤❤❤
Kudos to both you guys.
Ang galing nyo parehong magtagalog.
The diction & intonation of various Filipino dialects
*_I really really loved this conversation. Thank you for this. Made my day. I was amazed by the two of you most especially Jared when I heard that he hasn't been to Philippines pero ang fluent na nya magtagalog, sobrang nakakatuwa_* 🙂
Taglish southern twang accent is a trip
I was giddy. 😁
Right? I love it! She is an American with a Filipina heart and a Texas accent! 😎👍🏼
Proud of you Jared, galing mo mag Tagalog! God bless always!
Ang galing nyo guys, nakaka proud talaga kayo promise
What happen here!? Is this an exchange human language? We Filipinos in BPO industry speaking English. Then this two speaking tagalog, I salute you guys. Love you both.
Awesome❤
WoW i enjoyed watching this video
Greetings from Montreal Canada 🇨🇦
Wow proud ilokana here! Ang galing nila grabe,thank you guys❤❤❤