I'm a catholic. I am really impressed with all the muslim athletes during fasting! The dedication to both the religion and their sports is amazing! one love my brothers and sisters!
I love this episode featuring the Muslim community in Manila. The kids are so adorable. A reverter of Islam here, new subscriber watching in Saudi Arabia. Ramadan kareem & advance Eid Mubarak! Allah kareem!
@militaryedits00 hi! Assalamu alaikum! Sorry for my late reply. I'm also a Filipino & I learned Islam here in an Islamic Center. Thanks for your interest to know me. May God (Allah) bless us all!
I miss the Philippines 🇵🇭 It's my first time to watch your vlog. Thanks for featuring the Filipino Muslim Community... rare vloggers would actually do that. We are Muslim Fil-Am living in Texas 🇺🇸
"Salamat po" "Kuya"...... 😁😁 This is something so meaningful as vlogger and a foreigner trying to learn and speak a little of our language is kinda cool .... I'm sure not just me but other subscribers get to appreciate this too....
I noticed they're not that shy or intimidated to speak to you even if you're speaking English cause you do look Filipino in a way. It's different with the white vloggers.
Yeah there's so many vloggers also visit Mindanao you didn't know Ann Curtis husband and his friends visiting Mindanao in Bangsamoro area which is Cotabato city, General Santos city
Though I am Catholic, I tried the Ramadan fast twice in my life: once in college with some Malay friends (I ultimately failed - it was exam time) and successfully when I lived in Java. I broke the fast on a bus headed to Bali. I looked forward to iftar and the pre-fast breakfast (sahur?).
@@toh786 its suhur, or any variation that matches the sound of the word "suhūr" in Arabic (so people appropriate the spelling as "sahoor/suhoor/souhour/sohor/suhor/s'hur" etc dependent on their native language, local pronunciation, othography etc). Indian Subcontinental Muslims, Turkic and Persians call it "sehri" or "sahri", as they loaned it from Persian word "sahrī", which in turn was loaned from the original Arabic as "saharī". Hope this helps. I was born into a Muslim family on my father's side, so I'm familiar with their beliefs..
Indonesia dan Malaysia di jajah / kolonin..bangsa barat..dan juga di doktrin untuk jadi Kristen...tapi mayarakat selalu mengatakan senjata mereka bisa kolonikan pulau Indonesia tapi tidak bisa memaksa pindah agama...hanya beberapa suku yang mayoritas Kristen di Indonesia.....yang terjadi di Philipina malah masyarakat jadi Kristen....saya tidak tau ..yang terjadi .. terjadilah..suku suku muslim Philippines semoga panjang umur dan tetap semangat beribadah
Masha'Allah brother, as a half filipino revert I really appreciated seeing this vid! Hopefully my vlogs can be up to the same standard soon Insha'Allah!
Nadir!!! I have been following you for quite a time now and I must say that you smile and laugh a lot in all your Philippines Vlogs! 😂 . Keep the smiles wherever you go! 😍 All the love from the Phils 🇵🇭 ❤❤❤
Nadir, that’s the thing about us Filipinos. If you show respect to us locals, we’re gonna double the love you get. We treat guests as friends. That’s the reason why locals and the kids are so fond of you! Much love brother! Hope you enjoy your stay here in Philippines 🇵🇭
Thanks for your vlog Nadir for featuring Quiapo's Muslim community. New Subscriber here. So much things to buy and eat, will definitely put in my bucket list for my next vacation in the Philippines, amazing.
I have a friend named Maria from Philippine and I know few other Filipinos as well. I agree that they are super friendly. Beef sisig is my favorite Filipino food.
I'm a filipino and I'm very impressed because you know so much about history when I watched you on tiktok that's why I subscribed to your TH-cam channel
There were such a positive vibe with you and the adorable kids, Nadir. You all were cute. 😊 Thanks a lot. You made me smile while watching with your positive job. Keep it up! ✨
An Italian American here in NJ, USA, and I love Pancit. Having worked with Filipinos, I even learned to make this dish. It’s thin rice noodles, with veggies and various fish and chicken added. So Good!
As an American Indian Muslim brought up in Dubai …. I loved watching u in Philippines. I want u to keep traveling n vlogging as a Muslim zabihah halal eating vlogger. Not sure if u do eat only halal tho.
Muslim town is the most beautiful town in philippines. Muslims people male and female look very graceful in their dresses. The peoples are very friendly. Markets are clean and well decorated. I like muslim town very much. Ahmad shah from pakistan.
Palapa is a sweet and spicy Maranao condiment consisting of thinly chopped white scallions, pounded ginger, turmeric, labuyo chili, and toasted grated coconut.
In 2:30, the palapa is a Maranao spice/condiment. Its basic ingredients are combination of "Luya Pagiris'n" or Ginger and "Sakurab" (2:54) or local Scallion. To make the Palapa, you have to pound these two ingredients using mortar and pestle (or using a food grinder which is I don't recommend). It is one of the most in-demand condiment in Lanao del Sur since most of us, M'ranao, are still using traditional condiment to spice our foods.
Nadir, You are so respectful by waiting for prayer and Ifftar. Your level of spicy may not be found there... Maybe in Mumbai ☺️! My friend is from Mumbai and she would cook for me. I also had friends from Bangladesh whom I worked with in Qatar... BTW, Philippino food is awesome! The kids are so cute!♥️ God bless you copiously Nadir!
@prottush hasan I was referring to the type of food - spicy food. I know he's from Bangladesh. I have wonderful Bangladeshi friends whom I worked with in the ME.
So cute , lucu , funny hijab kid , cute little hijab girl , sending love to all phliippino muslim community n selamat hari raya idul fitri 1444 H , eid mubarak 2023 , i'm from jkrta
Hi I'm your new followers BTW welcome to Philippines and thank u to choose Philippines be part of ur journey 😁😁 actually alot of tourist spot her Philippines especially here mindanao I watch ur video Ramadan mubark Allah bless you u can try also alot of food and delicacies food of our brothers sister especially palapa its we use spicies and so on
The spicier traditional cuisine in the Philippines is Bicolano food & Maranao food, and there's Maranao food in Quiapo, Bicolano food there's only a few authentic spicy in Metro Manila
I had Muslim friends here in vigan,they good in business en very dedicate in their tradition such as fasting during Ramadan,i salute their endure during Ramadan,one month fasting
In Mindanao it's called pastil the one you eat 9:33 which is very popular on uni/college students to eat in lunch because it is cheap and comes with different flavors it can be tuna or chicken flavored with curry, Isaw sauce, spicy or sweet. With free side dishes like cucumber, chili oil, roasted eggplant or bagoong. You can also add other non-free ulam like pancit canton, bihon, fried egg, chicarong bulak (fried meat skin) and bulad (dry fish)
Greetings from Egypt❤🇪🇬 to our Muslim brothers in the Philippines. They have resisted the oppression of the Spaniards, Americans and the Philippine authorities for more than 4 centuries.
Sir in case if you dont know... 2:31 "Palapa" a specialty dish of one of philippines ethnic groups called the "Meranaw"... Palapa is like a spice but more like an appitizer... Yeah its an appitizer... It is composed of coconut, chilly, ginger, and this plant they call "Sakurab" which is like a smaller variety of green onion but bitter than the green onion and also has a very strong smell Edit: 2:54 thats not palapa... That is what Meranaw call the "Sakurab"... Its a type of green onion... Can only be found in the lower islands of philippines and it is an Ingredients for "Palapa".
Eid Mubarak! Palapa is a Maranao cuisine condiment. It's made of various spices with sakurab as the main ingredient (the grass-like spice you showed). Sakurab is a relative of scallions and a variant of white leek.
no Nadir..we don't eat with hands when we're outside..plastic spoons are easily available..Plus, it's unsanitary to eat with hands outside. We only do it inside our houses or when we're able to wash our hands..but for the most part, no..we don't eat with hands..
"Traffic rules seem to be a suggestion and jaywalking seems to be the norm" That describes most of the PH actually, save for a few strict cities. To add to that, in Manila, the rule of thumb is practically "The law is only a suggestion when there's no one around to uphold it"
hope to see you around brother, i have been following your trips for a year now. its good see that your here in my country. enjoy and be safe always. hope you can visit BOHOL my province.
Maranaws love spicy foods so don't be surprised if u taste spice on every dish they have. What you saw also there are fruit salad (composed of different fruits and condensed milk)..Pancit...etc..
I am from Pakistan Married with a fillipina. I visited Philippines and this golden mosque quaipo too.insha Allah very soon I will be back in Philippines and I will start small business in Philippines. Many many love for all Muslims of the world specially for phillipino Muslims from Pakistan
Before ending the video, he said he had just extended his visa that day and is gonna be staying in the Phils.for another month, but not in Manila anymore.
Try to travel from northern luzon to the city of baguio there's still lotta food to offer out there. Then you can go down to south luzon, bicol region to top up the travel you had here in PH. Bicol is home to lotta cuisines which contains coconut milk and chili that gives a sort type of identity to the place, it is a travel you must go to sir. You'll love the food and along with it is a good hood. Friendly people you could meet along the journey of you. Wish you will be able to travel here down south Luzon. Goodluck and safe travels🙏
I have a muslim friend and I'm always fascinated about her religion and the Holidays they celebrate. Hopefully when she visits the Philippines we can eat Halal food together in Muslim Town. :))
Never thought there is still a meal worth 12 pesos normally the patter in my place is like 25 to 50 pesos. Plus the pancit its noodles with veggies sautéed with soy sauce and other spices. That 20 pesos in my place but you got it for 10 pesos wooow.
wish you've tried how we eat the pansit as a street food it's by making a hole on the end of the plastic and sucking it while your hand pushing out the pansit from that plastic😂 hope i explained it well and you understood😅
I'm a catholic. I am really impressed with all the muslim athletes during fasting! The dedication to both the religion and their sports is amazing! one love my brothers and sisters!
Ameen
I love this episode featuring the Muslim community in Manila. The kids are so adorable. A reverter of Islam here, new subscriber watching in Saudi Arabia. Ramadan kareem & advance Eid Mubarak! Allah kareem!
Nice.. btw which country are you from
Good to know your a revert. May Allah bless you brother!
@militaryedits00 hi! Assalamu alaikum! Sorry for my late reply. I'm also a Filipino & I learned Islam here in an Islamic Center. Thanks for your interest to know me. May God (Allah) bless us all!
@@murgiii9556 May Allah bless you too! Assalamu alaikum!
You’re so humble and polite , Pilipinos likes that, very respectful
I miss the Philippines 🇵🇭 It's my first time to watch your vlog. Thanks for featuring the Filipino Muslim Community... rare vloggers would actually do that. We are Muslim Fil-Am living in Texas 🇺🇸
Ate ano mga work sa lugar nyo?
"Salamat po"
"Kuya"...... 😁😁 This is something so meaningful as vlogger and a foreigner trying to learn and speak a little of our language is kinda cool .... I'm sure not just me but other subscribers get to appreciate this too....
Yes
What is the meaning of Salamt Po and Koya sister?
@@sabahashraf salamat po means thank you.. kuya is older brother and ate is older sister 🤗
I noticed they're not that shy or intimidated to speak to you even if you're speaking English cause you do look Filipino in a way. It's different with the white vloggers.
Those kids are adorable. And that hijabi little girl is the cutest. I enjoyed whole video. 😊
Thank you so much 🤗
Please visit mindanao there is a famous pink mosque there. im really happy you're vlogging in our country😊
Dont push him in mindanao. Maybe cebu first. And we dont know if safe there.
@Toilet Girls 🙄🙄🙄
@@thelastnightingale8020 the ignorance lol
Yeah there's so many vloggers also visit Mindanao you didn't know Ann Curtis husband and his friends visiting Mindanao in Bangsamoro area which is Cotabato city, General Santos city
And also visit grand mosque in Cotabato city that's mosque sultan bulkiyah built in the Mindanao area
Cheers Nadir. An absolute legend of travel vloggers, and the inspiration to create Drew's Travels, documenting life in rural Philippines.
New subscriber from Philippines 🇵🇭
That little hijabi girl is sooo cute 🥰. Mashallah. She stole my heart instantly. May Allah bless her.
Though I am Catholic, I tried the Ramadan fast twice in my life: once in college with some Malay friends (I ultimately failed - it was exam time) and successfully when I lived in Java. I broke the fast on a bus headed to Bali. I looked forward to iftar and the pre-fast breakfast (sahur?).
The pre-fast breakfast is called "Sehri", hehe.
Edit - Actually, I just looked it up. Looks like there are multiple spellings.
Akala ko Bali is mostly Hindu Indonesia.
@@toh786 its suhur, or any variation that matches the sound of the word "suhūr" in Arabic (so people appropriate the spelling as "sahoor/suhoor/souhour/sohor/suhor/s'hur" etc dependent on their native language, local pronunciation, othography etc). Indian Subcontinental Muslims, Turkic and Persians call it "sehri" or "sahri", as they loaned it from Persian word "sahrī", which in turn was loaned from the original Arabic as "saharī". Hope this helps. I was born into a Muslim family on my father's side, so I'm familiar with their beliefs..
@@codelessunlimited7701yes and doon po siya patungo 😄
Indonesia dan Malaysia di jajah / kolonin..bangsa barat..dan juga di doktrin untuk jadi Kristen...tapi mayarakat selalu mengatakan senjata mereka bisa kolonikan pulau Indonesia tapi tidak bisa memaksa pindah agama...hanya beberapa suku yang mayoritas Kristen di Indonesia.....yang terjadi di Philipina malah masyarakat jadi Kristen....saya tidak tau ..yang terjadi .. terjadilah..suku suku muslim Philippines semoga panjang umur dan tetap semangat beribadah
This is awesome 👍
Enjoy your stay in the Philippines 🇵🇭
I'm from Nadir's country... ✌️
These cute children’s are so excited🖤
Comparing to other foreign vloggers who visited PH, this one is the best! Keep it up Nadir!
Selamat idul fitri bagi saudara filipina, mohon maaf lahir batin 🙏 🇮🇩
SO CUTE ☺️ sending hug from PH 🇵🇭
Masha'Allah brother, as a half filipino revert I really appreciated seeing this vid! Hopefully my vlogs can be up to the same standard soon Insha'Allah!
the kids were so cute and excited to see them in the camera haha
Nadir!!! I have been following you for quite a time now and I must say that you smile and laugh a lot in all your Philippines Vlogs! 😂 . Keep the smiles wherever you go! 😍
All the love from the Phils 🇵🇭 ❤❤❤
Nadir, that’s the thing about us Filipinos. If you show respect to us locals, we’re gonna double the love you get. We treat guests as friends. That’s the reason why locals and the kids are so fond of you! Much love brother! Hope you enjoy your stay here in Philippines 🇵🇭
You look like one of the locals. Enjoy! I loved my stay in Manila.
thank you for visiting philippines nadir . enjoy your day and godbless
Thanks for your vlog Nadir for featuring Quiapo's Muslim community. New Subscriber here. So much things to buy and eat, will definitely put in my bucket list for my next vacation in the Philippines, amazing.
I have a friend named Maria from Philippine and I know few other Filipinos as well. I agree that they are super friendly. Beef sisig is my favorite Filipino food.
I'm a filipino and I'm very impressed because you know so much about history when I watched you on tiktok that's why I subscribed to your TH-cam channel
Happy iftar 🎉😅
You've tried many of our local food... MashaAllah... Hope you enjoyed the experience 😊😊
The kids seems so happy to see you
The lady selling Patter is kind and lovely. She gave change and free water. Our muslim women are wonderful.
❤❤❤❤❤ keep it up brother.. we are cheering for you back at your home country..be safe stay strong 💪
There were such a positive vibe with you and the adorable kids, Nadir. You all were cute. 😊 Thanks a lot. You made me smile while watching with your positive job. Keep it up! ✨
Philippines is my bucket list , so very much interested to see this 🙂💖❤
An Italian American here in NJ, USA, and I love Pancit. Having worked with Filipinos, I even learned to make this dish. It’s thin rice noodles, with veggies and various fish and chicken added. So Good!
As an American Indian Muslim brought up in Dubai …. I loved watching u in Philippines.
I want u to keep traveling n vlogging as a Muslim zabihah halal eating vlogger.
Not sure if u do eat only halal tho.
Its quite and nice to see this short video, featuring Muslims community in mla., philippines.
They're so respectful and so sweet❤️
the main ingredients of Pansit bihon is rice noodles, enjoy your food trip😊😊
Hats off to Ate of Ome's Patter 😁 That was a Muslim kinda way of hospitality! 🤗 Way to go ❤
Muslim town is the most beautiful town in philippines. Muslims people male and female look very graceful in their dresses. The peoples are very friendly. Markets are clean and well decorated. I like muslim town very much.
Ahmad shah from pakistan.
Palapa is a sweet and spicy Maranao condiment consisting of thinly chopped white scallions, pounded ginger, turmeric, labuyo chili, and toasted grated coconut.
thanks for explaining!
Those kids are very friendly, hehe. I found many Phillippines are friendly people. Nice to have a talk with them.
First time I have seen a vlogger also visit the Muslim neighborhoods here. The food is so good in the area
You're a kid magnet😂, kids love's you so much😂
In 2:30, the palapa is a Maranao spice/condiment. Its basic ingredients are combination of "Luya Pagiris'n" or Ginger and "Sakurab" (2:54) or local Scallion. To make the Palapa, you have to pound these two ingredients using mortar and pestle (or using a food grinder which is I don't recommend). It is one of the most in-demand condiment in Lanao del Sur since most of us, M'ranao, are still using traditional condiment to spice our foods.
Nadir, You are so respectful by waiting for prayer and Ifftar. Your level of spicy may not be found there... Maybe in Mumbai ☺️! My friend is from Mumbai and she would cook for me. I also had friends from Bangladesh whom I worked with in Qatar... BTW, Philippino food is awesome! The kids are so cute!♥️ God bless you copiously Nadir!
he is a muslim and he was fasting as well
@prottush hasan I was referring to the type of food - spicy food. I know he's from Bangladesh. I have wonderful Bangladeshi friends whom I worked with in the ME.
So cute , lucu , funny hijab kid , cute little hijab girl , sending love to all phliippino muslim community n selamat hari raya idul fitri 1444 H , eid mubarak 2023 , i'm from jkrta
It's cutest moments that's kids are very much love you, one day wana go there.
Love you Nadir🥰 from Philippines ❤
Love from Khulna, Bangladesh 💝💝💝
I miss to go vacation in philppines..that my tribe maranao in quiapo..Thank you for visiting and try our foods..🤗👍
More videos pls!!!! Thanks again for visiting my country.
more coming soon
The kids are so adorable 🥰
Hi I'm your new followers BTW welcome to Philippines and thank u to choose Philippines be part of ur journey 😁😁 actually alot of tourist spot her Philippines especially here mindanao I watch ur video Ramadan mubark Allah bless you u can try also alot of food and delicacies food of our brothers sister especially palapa its we use spicies and so on
When you say Salamat po it so cute😍🥰❤️
Amazing video. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
mashaAllah..hope u enjoy visiting Philippines. inshaAllah visit also mindanao...
The spicier traditional cuisine in the Philippines is Bicolano food & Maranao food, and there's Maranao food in Quiapo, Bicolano food there's only a few authentic spicy in Metro Manila
I had Muslim friends here in vigan,they good in business en very dedicate in their tradition such as fasting during Ramadan,i salute their endure during Ramadan,one month fasting
In Mindanao it's called pastil the one you eat 9:33 which is very popular on uni/college students to eat in lunch because it is cheap and comes with different flavors it can be tuna or chicken flavored with curry, Isaw sauce, spicy or sweet. With free side dishes like cucumber, chili oil, roasted eggplant or bagoong. You can also add other non-free ulam like pancit canton, bihon, fried egg, chicarong bulak (fried meat skin) and bulad (dry fish)
saw you in tiktok now im on the journey welcome to the philippines 😅
Greetings from Egypt❤🇪🇬 to our Muslim brothers in the Philippines. They have resisted the oppression of the Spaniards, Americans and the Philippine authorities for more than 4 centuries.
Sir in case if you dont know...
2:31 "Palapa" a specialty dish of one of philippines ethnic groups called the "Meranaw"... Palapa is like a spice but more like an appitizer... Yeah its an appitizer... It is composed of coconut, chilly, ginger, and this plant they call "Sakurab" which is like a smaller variety of green onion but bitter than the green onion and also has a very strong smell
Edit:
2:54 thats not palapa... That is what Meranaw call the "Sakurab"... Its a type of green onion... Can only be found in the lower islands of philippines and it is an Ingredients for "Palapa".
Spring Onion.
@@Ezalian yeah but spring onions are bigger... This variety is smaller and have more odor than your normal spring onion and has a yucky taste to it
Palapa is a Maranao condiment that is crucial in Maranao dishes. It can be eaten raw or cooked or can be mixed with your dishes.
Filipino kids really like exposure ❤😊
Eid Mubarak! Palapa is a Maranao cuisine condiment. It's made of various spices with sakurab as the main ingredient (the grass-like spice you showed). Sakurab is a relative of scallions and a variant of white leek.
The kids love you!😇
Palapa- is some sort of sprout, that we add into the food so it will much more spicier and tastier
Welcome to Pinas Nadir. I enjoyed watching your vlog with Luke in Sylhet. And now, you are already here in my home country!! Ingat!
Cute kiddies around.... They're happy with you 😅😊
The kids are so charming and adorable 😅❤
if i visit manila , id totally gonna go there. i wanna try that rice and chicken
no Nadir..we don't eat with hands when we're outside..plastic spoons are easily available..Plus, it's unsanitary to eat with hands outside. We only do it inside our houses or when we're able to wash our hands..but for the most part, no..we don't eat with hands..
Thanks for visiting our country safe travels! 😎😎👍👍👌👌 Salam Alaykum.
Hello Nadir, nice to see you, your video of quiapo is very good and your mingling with the locals is another feather in your cap keep it up.
This guy is good:) nice vlogging style
Love the vlog and stay safe and healthy 😊
"Traffic rules seem to be a suggestion and jaywalking seems to be the norm"
That describes most of the PH actually, save for a few strict cities. To add to that, in Manila, the rule of thumb is practically "The law is only a suggestion when there's no one around to uphold it"
hope to see you around brother, i have been following your trips for a year now. its good see that your here in my country. enjoy and be safe always. hope you can visit BOHOL my province.
❤ my Filipino Muslims brothers from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Hi nadir..amie tomakie valobasi...i always watch ur vlog since i found ur channel in youtube..have fun in my country!❤
9:34 she was so cute.😊
Maranaws love spicy foods so don't be surprised if u taste spice on every dish they have.
What you saw also there are fruit salad (composed of different fruits and condensed milk)..Pancit...etc..
You look so nice when your hair is tied up like that 😍😍😍
Nice country and very friendly people
Hope you get to visit Mindanao Nadir. Totaly different cuisine from Luzon
Alhamdulillah! Allah blessed us all 🤲❤️.
take care sir mabuhay ❤🇵🇭
I am from Pakistan Married with a fillipina. I visited Philippines and this golden mosque quaipo too.insha Allah very soon I will be back in Philippines and I will start small business in Philippines. Many many love for all Muslims of the world specially for phillipino Muslims from Pakistan
I love Philippine people 🙂♥️
I’m from sri lanka 🇱🇰
First time viewer here..Just want to commend your video .
It was indeed a nice concept
Nadir this video is way too short! How long do you plan to stay in the Philippines? Happy travels in the 🇵🇭
Before ending the video, he said he had just extended his visa that day and is gonna be staying in the Phils.for another month, but not in Manila anymore.
Try to travel from northern luzon to the city of baguio there's still lotta food to offer out there. Then you can go down to south luzon, bicol region to top up the travel you had here in PH. Bicol is home to lotta cuisines which contains coconut milk and chili that gives a sort type of identity to the place, it is a travel you must go to sir. You'll love the food and along with it is a good hood. Friendly people you could meet along the journey of you. Wish you will be able to travel here down south Luzon. Goodluck and safe travels🙏
I like pinoy people, they are friendly people
I have a muslim friend and I'm always fascinated about her religion and the Holidays they celebrate. Hopefully when she visits the Philippines we can eat Halal food together in Muslim Town. :))
Never thought there is still a meal worth 12 pesos normally the patter in my place is like 25 to 50 pesos. Plus the pancit its noodles with veggies sautéed with soy sauce and other spices. That 20 pesos in my place but you got it for 10 pesos wooow.
wish you've tried how we eat the pansit as a street food it's by making a hole on the end of the plastic and sucking it while your hand pushing out the pansit from that plastic😂 hope i explained it well and you understood😅
I like your comment more than the video ❤
@@javedmamun heheh😂😂😂
Waiting on you brother to visit us here in Mindanao ❤️
Amazing feature man! This area in Quiapo is hardly shown when people come visit.
Lovely children 😂❤
I love your vlog.. and your accent is really cute .. and you have an american accent very fluent.. wow..🎉🎉😊