@JUNIE YT not all Filipinos are what you described. What you described is also not limited to Filipinos. People like you described also exist everywhere in the world and not only in Philippines.
Its not really “Latin” town. The correct term is actually “Hispanic” town. Philippines dont have Latin ancestry/culture. They have Hispanic ancestry and culture because its from Hispania (Spain).
Nishino Kazuki yeah thats correct. They can overlap and some countries like Mexico, Peru, Chile...etc are both Hispanic and Latin. But countries like Philippines only have Hispanic influence. On the other hand, countries like Brazil are only Latin and not Hispanic because they were a Portuguese colony.
Moist Peanut You are a dirty SEA good thing nothing Latin their. The Philippines has almost nothing of Hispanic ancestry 🤣🤣 and the culture is nothing Hispanic like us in Spain or Latin America its completely different 😂
The words: kotse (car), mesa (table), silya (chair), oras (time) ARE actually Tagalog words that were ingrained the last 400 years due to Spanish occupation. PERO (but) "uno, dos tres" WE DO not USE ALWAYS. Remember: if you ask for time, Filipinos answer with "ala/s una, dos etc" PERO they dont answer that way when you ask how many or how much. They revert to true Tagalog numbering which is isa (1), dalawa (2), tatlo (3) etc.
Not totally incorrect because the spaniards brought workers from Mexico and S. America when they colonized the islands. In Zamboanga we count in spanish. We say 'coche', we also say 'quemao and otro lao' etc. We cook tamales with rice masa and use banana leaves like the cubans. As a matter of fact, I am more fluent in spanish than tagalog.
@@longwave3992 latin isn't a race but latinidad is a culture enforced by spaniards. most "latinos" are either black, white and native american, or a combo of two or three.
People from Luzon troll on every video about Chavacano and Zamboanga. Do you realize that what you are doing very cheap and you are being so pathetic. Nobody cares about that little village in Cavite. Let Zamboanga have its identity. No need for insecure Filipinos to insist that that they are also Latino like the people of Zamboanga. Stop making yourselves sound so desperate and ashamed of being a Tagalog.
I am a Zamboangeña, and fan fact: every 10 years the Spanish monarch visits zamboanga, the last they visited was in 2011 or 2012 I guess, I saw queen Sofia (which is quite a story of how I end up being in front of the Queen) and most Chavacano speakers here are mostly Christians, zamboanga is quite diverse actually since half of us are Catholics, and muslims who co exist peacefully.
That was 2012. Naalala ko first year ako nun, nasa highway kme may dalang flag ng Spain ata Yun, winawagayway habang dumadaan sya papuntang fort Pilar.
@@eduardochavacano well if you come to think of it, ano gagawin nila duon? Eh di na naman nila kayo maintindihan since only the old people can speak Chavacano. Oo maraming monument na pwedeng bisitahin but the language is already dying out. Meanwhile in zamboanga almost all people speak Chavacano.
My city doesn't particularly have many natural sights to see, but what we lack in tourist attractions we have abundance of food especially seafood and anything spicy. Oh and our city today is not really for tourists attraction, it's more of a training ground for soldiers. If you're a soldier, then welcome to Zamboanga.
True that. I've been to the Philippines, every year, since 2016. I got family in Zamboanga but only been there once, as an adult, as your right, there isn't too much to do there as a visitor.
@@goldenbutterfly642 nope, that would be much harder. There is no point in learning spanish-creol then learning spanish. In my opinion, things would be much complicated. Thanks for your suggestion anyway.
I would agree you should study spanish directly instead of chavacano, time will be wasted if you do..i am a chavacano but needs to learn spanish still to correct grammar.. My advntage is that i know the meaning of the spanish words, just need the correct grammar
I am impressed by the fact that country has Spanish influence on their culture. Definetely, this country would be a perfect destination to visit. I hope I could travel there one day since I speak Spanish and English.
Samuel, I am sure you will enjoy your stay there and make many friends -- while you view the scenery and sample our famous Filipino cuisine. Good luck! And start saving up for your airline ticket!
Filipino here. God bless you. I hope I can connect to my Spanish roots. I really wanted to go to Spain 🇪🇸. For me I consider your king and queen to also be the king and queens of the Philippines.
Filipinos are such sweet and humble people. Y me encantan las variaciones poco conocidas del español como el español guineo ecuatoriano, el chavacano y el judeo-español. Saludos y mucho amor desde Israel 🇮🇱🇵🇭🇮🇱🇵🇭🇮🇱🇵🇭🇮🇱
Gracias amigo btw I'm cebuano and I can understand too your languange it is like a dialect from ours we although can't make the spelling correct but the pronuoncation is like the same.
@@bernardocalderon8723 Sí mi familia (en Ladino: la mia alcurnia) se remonta a Jerusalén, como la mayoría de los Sefardíes. Luego fueron a Toledo, luego vivieron en Sefarad como Bnei Anusim y fueron a Puerto Rico y luego regresamos a Israel. ¿Usted?
@@youngsavag666 please lets be peaceful. We are in TH-cam. By the way Spanish is my mother tongue. Thats why I understand you and I dont think its funny,😕
only 1 city is like Mexico or Latino. All other city just Pretending. They dont sound Spanish. They dont even know the capital spain or name more than 3 Mexican food.
Oh wow! I've never heard of Chabacana before. That's crazy. I can understand all of it. To me it sounds like someone who is an English speaking person who is still learning to speak Spanish.
@@romeodeguzman9041 Oye amigo, tengo una pregunta, ¿Eres de Filipinas? 🤔, Si es así... ¿Que tan difícil es encontrar gente que hable español en Filipinas y en qué partes del país lo hablan aparte de Zamboanga? 🤔
Honestly I’m Mexican and it’s my dream to go to Asia, and I don’t know much Asian languages except for a bit of Japanese so it’s now easier for me to go to Asia now 😀
"go to asia" wtf r u talking about. this is in the Philippines. they were ruled by Spain for years. The older people might know a few spanish words but Spanish is dead in the Philippines save for this town which doesnt really speak Spanish, its more like a derivative of Spanish. All u need is English to travel not learn anything else
I love travelling around Asia and South America I definitely feel like there is some ancestral link between the native Americans and the Asians both are very friendly cultures maybe the politics can be a bit nuts but on the streets its very easy for foreigners like me
La mayor parte de los colonizadores partían desde México, por aquel entonces Nueva España, en tiempos del galeón de Manila, que fue la primera ruta comercial global, Manila, Acapulco, Cádiz. Se habló español en Filipinas junto con el resto de lenguas nativas hasta que los Estados Unidos asesinó a más de un millón y medio de hispanohablantes y fue tratando de destruir todo lo relacionado con La Hispanidad. La constitución de Filipinas todavía se hizo en Español y fue idioma oficial hasta 1987 creo recordar.
@@jacoboarca8516 Si no hubiéramos entrado en guerra con los estados unidos ahora mismo habría decenas de millones de hispanohablantes en Asia y algunos en Oceanía, habría hermanos hispanos en todos los continentes 😩
Fun fact The kingdom of great Britain occupied the Philippines for more than 10 years which is in manila and then the American purchase the Philippines then the Japanese invaded the Philippines and it gain independence from spain in 1898 and gain independence again by the American in 1946. this is some what confusing on which independence day should be celebrating.
Mr. M Because spanish language now is quite irrelevant. As the prevalent empire declined, Spain was somewhat not important to the world anymore. Heck the americans make fun of people from mexico speaking spanish.
My grandma, she used to speak chavacano and taught me some phrases. She was born in Dapitan then moved to Zamboanga city. Bless her soul I missed her so bad.
I am from Zamboanga. It is the only city where the dialect has been preserved. Originally, it's Spanish but due to the interaction of Filipinos, the dialect has been mixed with bisaya and tagalog turning it to Chavacano. Thanks for visiting my hometown. Please try also to visit Iligan City where majestic waterfalls are located.
Yeah my naririnig aqng nagsasalita ng chavacano sa my bandang naic,ternate ska mangilan ngilan sa kawit pero mgkaibang klase ng pgka chavakano sa zamboanga
Great video I'm glad to see a place where they speak spanish in all of Asia, btw the Philippines was also very influenced by Mexico as it was administrated from there by Spain ,,specially this area of Zamboanga
Muchas Gracias Drew for visiting Zamboanga City, my home for 4 years. Missing my university days in WMSU. ❤️🇵🇭 Saludos y mantengámonos a salvo todos. 🙏
¡Que bonito, el Chavacano es increíblemente parecido al Español! #DrewBinsky me he suscrito a tu canal. Saludos a nuestros hermanos filipinos hablantes del Chabacano desde Nicaragua.
Man thank you so much for making this, born in Zamboanga myself but grew up in Michigan but Zamboanga will have my heart forever thank you for sharing this
Your pride reminds me of my Chavacano ex. He couldn't even grasped Enrique Iglesias song Bailando or pronounce Paella and Valencia properly yet henever I'm teaching him the proper pronunciation he would tell me that I'm the one who's wrong when in fact I grew up in Mexico.
Im a native Spanish speaker, I travelled there few years ago, it’s ok but hard to understand their Spanish or to hold a full conversation , it’s quiet mixed
I just discovered you yesterday and now I'm so addicted that I'm binge watching your videos. Your videos are so informative and positive. You gained a new subscriber👍
@@ronnienestor r u sure u until now ,what about the new generation there, I think the creole (Spanish base dialect) soon will be vanished because of lack of support from our government ,only the the old poeple using them right ?unless they gonna teach it to their new ascendants.
@@WhoareY0uuuuUUUUUUuuuuu creole cavite or broken spnish ,are gone too soon unless someone will devote his/her self to make it revived and those who can speak it seems to be old already, dept of education should look into this but not anymore. goodbye to creole cavite
Me alegro de tener clases de español durante mis días de universidad en los años setenta. Puedo entender español y hablar también. Saludos desde filipinas
Saludos a todas las personas de Zamboanga. Soy maestro de español en Las Vegas y me gustaría visitar Zamboanga un día. Drew, I love your videos. I wanna visit all Spanish speaking countries in the world.
Hola con todos los hermanos entero pais pilipinas y todos hispano hablante. im from zamboanga city, our local dialect is being called chavacano or others called broken spanish. It is influenced by the mexican spanish. Fact: every ten years the queen of spain visited the beautiful and rich culture city of zamboanga. Gracias a todo y dios bendiga.
My cousins are from the philippines but I am from USA. My parents where born from Philippines my dad was born from Bohol and my mom was born from Valencia Bukidnon. But I was born from San Diego CA south of LA. Mahal ko ang mga pinsan kong filipino!
saludos to my chavacano brothers and sister, it was the criollos with their tlaxcalan (mexicans natives) allies who sailed and landed there..most of them stayed and married with local women, the philippines was governed by new spain (mexico) for 300 years we traded and prosper and share each other cultures, the spanish you speak is the mexican spanish..i heard there's even a place called "mexico pampanga"..we share spaniard, tlaxcalan and some aztec blood..eso nos hace hermanos, de todo corazon les digo "mi casa es su casa" you are welcome in mexico, los recibiremos con los brazos abiertos.didicated from us to you. th-cam.com/video/ILwDrdM2XD4/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/fvF43AlSjaY/w-d-xo.html
Es simple, en Cuba nadie llama al pasto; zacate y México está próximo al estrecho de Yucatán sin embargo, en el Pacífico a enorme distancia llegó ésta palabra de origen náhuatl.
Hmm🤔. "Chabacano" in México means apricot. Edit: the spelling in my part of México is with a "b" and not a "v" because in between vowels those two letters are pronounced the same.
See you in 2021 para Hermosa festival. Anda yo. Also yo quierre visitar lugar de zamboanga.. any ideas? 2 weeks. sorry (i'm zamboangian who don't speak the language).
this is so cool!!! i’m a filipino, from cebu. i got inspired by my titos and titas especially my grandparents and i really want to learn spanish. though, since my parents are very busy, we dont have the time to take me. lessons. i’ve tried learning online but it never works for me. hopefully ill get those spanish lessons soon.😊😊 edit: now i have the urge to visit zambuanga 😂😂😂
¡Hola @@diosadiosa4878! La estación Chabacano actualmente sí funciona y brinda servicio a muchos usuarios del metro de Ciudad de México. Ahí convergen 3 líneas ferroviarias del metro y los pasajeros pueden transbordar de tren para seguir distintas rutas. Otra conexión con Filipinas puede disfrutarse en esta temporada, pues podemos disfrutar de un mango muy sabroso que conocemos como mango Manila. Hasta donde sé, la única palabra del tagalo que en México aún se entiende (aunque pocas personas la emplean en su hablar cotidiano) es parián (mercado). ¡Saludos hasta Filipinas! Cuídese mucho y permanezca a salvo.
Philippines are the most humble and loving people I have ever meet in life. Greetings from Pakistan 🇵🇰🙌🇵🇭
Let us go to Philippines! I visited your country :D
@JUNIE YT not all Filipinos are what you described. What you described is also not limited to Filipinos. People like you described also exist everywhere in the world and not only in Philippines.
Thanks hamza.....im from the Philippines...and i find pakistani are very hospitable people....
@Ganda Gandara Tell me this
thanks brother!♥️🇵🇭
😍 I love the Filipino people! I hope to one day go to the Philippines and experience their culture!
hermanos 🇵🇭🧡🇪🇸
Salamat Amigo! (Salamat Amigo in filipino means thank you my friend)
I don't think "Hermano" is the right term. Maybe "Amigo" fits better.
Thank you señoras❤️
@@k-studio8112
¿Para que? Hermano y amigo, ambos son correctos.
Thanks for killing our ancestors
Its not really “Latin” town. The correct term is actually “Hispanic” town. Philippines dont have Latin ancestry/culture. They have Hispanic ancestry and culture because its from Hispania (Spain).
Being Mexican I can be considered both right? My Great-grandmother was from Spain and my great-grandfather Mexican who also had Spanish blood.
Nishino Kazuki yeah thats correct. They can overlap and some countries like Mexico, Peru, Chile...etc are both Hispanic and Latin. But countries like Philippines only have Hispanic influence. On the other hand, countries like Brazil are only Latin and not Hispanic because they were a Portuguese colony.
I can agree with that, but sadly the quote of our town (Zamboanga City) is "Asia's Latin City"...
Moist Peanut
You are a dirty SEA good thing nothing Latin their. The Philippines has almost nothing of Hispanic ancestry 🤣🤣 and the culture is nothing Hispanic like us in Spain or Latin America its completely different 😂
Young Savage you are wrong and obviously by the way you write your education must be very low.
Being Mexican I would show up and would feel like home. The Philippines is an amazing country I'll love to visit before I die.
You def should go!
The words: kotse (car), mesa (table), silya (chair), oras (time) ARE actually Tagalog words that were ingrained the last 400 years due to Spanish occupation. PERO (but) "uno, dos tres" WE DO not USE ALWAYS.
Remember: if you ask for time, Filipinos answer with "ala/s una, dos etc" PERO they dont answer that way when you ask how many or how much. They revert to true Tagalog numbering which is isa (1), dalawa (2), tatlo (3) etc.
Pls do,We have so many similarities.
Come visit your asian brothers, we are the mexicans of asia
Not totally incorrect because the spaniards brought workers from Mexico and S. America when they colonized the islands. In Zamboanga we count in spanish. We say 'coche', we also say 'quemao and otro lao' etc. We cook tamales with rice masa and use banana leaves like the cubans. As a matter of fact, I am more fluent in spanish than tagalog.
There is another place here in the Philippines that speak Chabacano..in Cavite particularly Cavite City and the Town of Ternate
Actually, in Ermita Manila some people spoke Chavacano before but not anymore
We are only Asian nothing Latin
@@longwave3992 latin isn't a race but latinidad is a culture enforced by spaniards. most "latinos" are either black, white and native american, or a combo of two or three.
People from Luzon troll on every video about Chavacano and Zamboanga. Do you realize that what you are doing very cheap and you are being so pathetic. Nobody cares about that little village in Cavite. Let Zamboanga have its identity. No need for insecure Filipinos to insist that that they are also Latino like the people of Zamboanga. Stop making yourselves sound so desperate and ashamed of being a Tagalog.
Sonia Vinluan yes, in 1852, Ermita had 47 people who can speak Spanish.
I am a Zamboangeña, and fan fact: every 10 years the Spanish monarch visits zamboanga, the last they visited was in 2011 or 2012 I guess, I saw queen Sofia (which is quite a story of how I end up being in front of the Queen) and most Chavacano speakers here are mostly Christians, zamboanga is quite diverse actually since half of us are Catholics, and muslims who co exist peacefully.
and none of them ever cared to visit Cavite....
Ganda Kaya ni queen Sofia pero ung kapatid nya di masyado napapansin
That was 2012. Naalala ko first year ako nun, nasa highway kme may dalang flag ng Spain ata Yun, winawagayway habang dumadaan sya papuntang fort Pilar.
@@itsralphtv7008 yeah, and the mantra was like "Ariba España, Adelante Zamboanga!" 😂 3rd year high school na rin ako nun.
@@eduardochavacano well if you come to think of it, ano gagawin nila duon? Eh di na naman nila kayo maintindihan since only the old people can speak Chavacano. Oo maraming monument na pwedeng bisitahin but the language is already dying out. Meanwhile in zamboanga almost all people speak Chavacano.
Hello to my latin cousins the Filipinos..... love from Argentina...!!
LatinX not Latin sir
🇦🇷🇵🇭❤️🤝
Ninpo Budo
Its LATIN not “latinx”
@@youngsavag666 1k comments, dios mio who hurt you mi hijo?
@@theseraphim3480 soon to be 2 thousand :)
Filipinos: We can't speak Spanish.
Also Filipinos: *P E R O*
You can translate that words into tagalog language just like "kaya lang" means "but" in English
@@egg6220 kaya lang is the term you are looking or its a typo
@@justalex4073 if that is the case, try another tagalog word just like "datapwa't" which also means "but" in English
Ngunit o kaso puwede rin
Pero=kaya lang
Beautifull and Peacefull place to go. Love Phillipines from India 🇮🇳♥️🇵🇭
Pautang
Salamat/ Dhanyavaad/Shukran!
Yes
Hello my sweet dear
@@wiseguy1973...
I love the Philippines I have been there twice already and I didn't want to come back to NYC. I want to go to this province.
My city doesn't particularly have many natural sights to see, but what we lack in tourist attractions we have abundance of food especially seafood and anything spicy. Oh and our city today is not really for tourists attraction, it's more of a training ground for soldiers. If you're a soldier, then welcome to Zamboanga.
True that. I've been to the Philippines, every year, since 2016. I got family in Zamboanga but only been there once, as an adult, as your right, there isn't too much to do there as a visitor.
Stephanie Lim u speak chabacano ?
@@carloperu2010 Si
Stephanie Lim really? Nice to meet u😃
Damn, so much info packed into under 5 minutes.. This is how videos should be! Thank you drew! Salamat Po!
I aim for efficiency!
Hey jordan! I'm one of your subscribers! Keep uploading videos/reactions!
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Actually this is a 4 minute video. But you know what, I agree with you.
Me and my gf who’s half-Filipino can speak Spanish. Should go to Zamboanga some day!
Hinde gale se español, chavacano gale se kosa ya! Pa balik balik kita aqui
No
@@Kawaiicandy504 kalya bos
@@anonymoose00 what
@@anonymoose00 que
I'm Filipino and I wish I was born there instead of Manila so that I can speak fluent Spanish. I'm studying Spanish now and its quite difficult.
Then you should start with the only spanish-creole in asia then i think that will make things easier for you
@@goldenbutterfly642 nope, that would be much harder. There is no point in learning spanish-creol then learning spanish. In my opinion, things would be much complicated. Thanks for your suggestion anyway.
@@prodigyx1089 welp i guess it works differently on everyone
I would agree you should study spanish directly instead of chavacano, time will be wasted if you do..i am a chavacano but needs to learn spanish still to correct grammar.. My advntage is that i know the meaning of the spanish words, just need the correct grammar
Why r u studying that
Philippines is the one of WorldsCrossRoads heres the reason:
-mixed races
-mixed languages
-mixed nationality
-mixed culture
last....mix martial artist
Mixed foods😂
We are the Chopsuey race
Communism Sounds like the best place to pick up chicks
Because of Colony ..
I am impressed by the fact that country has Spanish influence on their culture. Definetely, this country would be a perfect destination to visit. I hope I could travel there one day since I speak Spanish and English.
Samuel, I am sure you will enjoy your stay there and make many friends -- while you view the scenery and sample our famous Filipino cuisine. Good luck! And start saving up for your airline ticket!
English and spanish is perfect language to travel in here
"Delicado"
Delicado cuz after your visit you don't want to leave anymore cuz you will love the culture of the people and the hospitality.
Samuel, you are welcome to visit Philippines. You won't be lost and you will definitely gain weight. Try our delicious pochero and adobo
You are welcome bro 🙏🏻❤️🇵🇭
Saludos 🖖 La los Panas Filipinos de Venezuela y España 🇪🇸 🇻🇪
Bendiciones a nuestros hermanos filipinos desde Santiago, RD. ...blessings to our filipinos brothers from the Dominican Republic🙏🇩🇴💛🇵🇭
Gracias desde Manila
Kamustas amigo
Gracias AMIGOS
🇩🇴 🇩🇴
Eewwwww S ambos.
My mom can speak spanish: Dos por dos
cries in pain 😛
aaaguuuyyy
😂😂😂😂
hahaha gi atay
Kasakit niyan ipalo😂
Kasakit niyan ipalo😂
I love the 🇵🇭 Philippines!
From Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Stop spamming everywhere I saw your 2 comments already
Naps Maps I can’t comment again? Why?
@@napsmaps9701 you racist
Thanks, buddy next time bring onion bread, make it more crispy
Michael Suarez okay!
Me gustaría conocer Zamboanga saludos desde España Valencia 🇪🇸 👍 🇵🇭
Filipino here. God bless you. I hope I can connect to my Spanish roots. I really wanted to go to Spain 🇪🇸. For me I consider your king and queen to also be the king and queens of the Philippines.
@@roberto-xg6ld ᜑᜑᜑᜑᜑᜑᜑ ᜆ᜔ᜐᜊᜃᜈᜓ ᜉᜀᜈᜓ ᜈᜋᜈᜓ ᜃᜋᜒᜅ᜔ ᜋᜅ ᜋᜑᜇ᜔ᜎᜒᜃ?
Filipinos are such sweet and humble people. Y me encantan las variaciones poco conocidas del español como el español guineo ecuatoriano, el chavacano y el judeo-español. Saludos y mucho amor desde Israel 🇮🇱🇵🇭🇮🇱🇵🇭🇮🇱🇵🇭🇮🇱
Gracias amigo btw I'm cebuano and I can understand too your languange it is like a dialect from ours we although can't make the spelling correct but the pronuoncation is like the same.
? Es usted sefardi señor Simon hijo de Natan? Saludos desde Filipinas.
@@bernardocalderon8723 Sí mi familia (en Ladino: la mia alcurnia) se remonta a Jerusalén, como la mayoría de los Sefardíes. Luego fueron a Toledo, luego vivieron en Sefarad como Bnei Anusim y fueron a Puerto Rico y luego regresamos a Israel. ¿Usted?
Saludos a Cebú y Zamboanga. ❤️
Muchas gracias Amigos from Israel.
Zamboanga a city with smiles, amazing food ,and rich culture
#Pilipinas 🇵🇭
I am Spanish and I loved this video!! I wish one day I can travel there as well. Seems a wonderful place and people.
Gazpacho Suave callesè c himpamZè mas feeó
@@youngsavag666 I dont like your attitude. Sounds funny in this kind of language, but it's not. Please respect Gazpacho Suave.
A. BLAY
Your a *Pacific* *Inslander* that cant speak Spanish pretending to be us🤣🤣
@@youngsavag666 how do You know who I am or how I look like?
@@youngsavag666 please lets be peaceful. We are in TH-cam. By the way Spanish is my mother tongue. Thats why I understand you and I dont think its funny,😕
Me gustaría conocer la ciudad del Chabacano! Saludos desde Mexico 🇲🇽 amigos filipinos !
only 1 city is like Mexico or Latino. All other city just Pretending. They dont sound Spanish. They dont even know the capital spain or name more than 3 Mexican food.
Gracias senor
Muchas gracias contigo Señior
❤
Random Fact: Everyone in the Phillipines can speak and write the spanish numbers.
But it has differrent spelling
Uno dos tres😂😂😂
maybe speak but not write coz the spelling varies
As well as when saying the time. Like "alas dos or alas quatro" but I think they're originally "a las dos/quatro" in spelling
@@lyzabinondo3537 yeah.. so it's not really that accurate :/
Oh wow! I've never heard of Chabacana before. That's crazy. I can understand all of it. To me it sounds like someone who is an English speaking person who is still learning to speak Spanish.
It’s very fun to hear Philippinos speaking Spanish.
Thank You Drew for your interesting videos,like the Ethiopian Jewish community etc...
Our neighbors can speak español too: "Chismosa"
Hahahhaha pirmi yo ta puwede uwi Aki kunamon Akel oh CHISMOSA MAN TU HAHHAHAHHA
HAHAHHAHA
hahaahhaha true manada chismoso chismosa aki na zamboanga
Hahaahahah
Hahahahah nastuck sa gate agi sa kachismosa
Hermanos Filipinos Bello y Hermoso Nuestras Mezclas Nativas y Españolas, Saludos desde Ecuador y New York City, CHABACANOS DIOS LOS BENDIGA.
My father is from this city, although I was born and raised in Spain 🇪🇸, I wish I could go back to this land. I’m half Spanish half Filipino
So you're technically 100% Spanish Ahahahhaha joke!
Mestizo
start saving up & buy a plane ticket man ....... it's almost summertime in the philippines ........
Starchy he’s half Asian don’t get it twisted
aah like enrique iglesias
Que interesante saber de estos lugares asiáticos donde se habla español también. Ojalá vayas a Costa Rica 🇨🇷 también, saludos desde Boston.
Creo que ya estuvo acá en Costa Rica pero mucho antes de hacer videos, ojalá pueda volver y grabar unos videos acá...
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Saludos desde Filipinas
yosoy pee c hango p iel caca 💩
V. Gonzalez what
Best wishes for our brothers in Asia.
🇵🇭🇪🇸
Gracias
My mom can speak Spanish too: "Puñeta"
Gago HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHA HOY!!!
AMPOCHI WHAHAHAHAH
Every Filipino do hahahaha
Puñeta is puertorriqueño dialect
Saludos a Zamboanga desde Michoacán 🇲🇽
Gracias hermano! Saludos tambien.
@@romeodeguzman9041 Oye amigo, tengo una pregunta, ¿Eres de Filipinas? 🤔, Si es así... ¿Que tan difícil es encontrar gente que hable español en Filipinas y en qué partes del país lo hablan aparte de Zamboanga? 🤔
Honestly I’m Mexican and it’s my dream to go to Asia, and I don’t know much Asian languages except for a bit of Japanese so it’s now easier for me to go to Asia now 😀
Some of the Filipino words are from Spanish language
"go to asia" wtf r u talking about. this is in the Philippines. they were ruled by Spain for years. The older people might know a few spanish words but Spanish is dead in the Philippines save for this town which doesnt really speak Spanish, its more like a derivative of Spanish. All u need is English to travel not learn anything else
Lunch is the *Shitt* *hole* Philippines not in Asia?
You can visit Philippines, you don't need to learn an Asian language to communicate with us, you can talk to us in English.
I've heard Filipino coworkers who claim they are not Asian but pacific Islanders. .
i'm Mexican lol, but I love my Filipino cousins :))
thank you for your chocolate, sayote and achuete
Ohh Cynthia my auntie name HAHAH
yawey ka
The filipinos don't have anything to do with the latin peoples, they are closer to the asians cousins of Korea, Japan, China or Thailand.
@@kyaobet88 Any link with us maybe with the indigenous tribes but not with the latins, your cousins are the chinese and koreans.
This shows Asia’s diversity and how great it is.
Proud to be Asian 🇧🇩 🇧🇩
I love travelling around Asia and South America I definitely feel like there is some ancestral link between the native Americans and the Asians both are very friendly cultures maybe the politics can be a bit nuts but on the streets its very easy for foreigners like me
Love it!
Drew Binsky
When are you going to Nicaragua🇳🇮?
I'm half german and half thai and I'm proud to have asian blood.
daadad eqeqweqew Bangladesh, 8th most populated country in the world, has the largest beach, largest mangrove forest and me. lol
During my childhood, learn to count uno dos tres, without knowing its a spanish language.
Pink blossom same😂
Nueve Syentos Otsenta y Siete
My Birth year. 😂
Sameee😂😂😂....
I learn from Mr worldwide
Haha same goes with dyes (diez), bente (viente), trenta (treinta)...nobenta (noventa).
This is bad ass!! much luv to my pinoy brothers n sisters from a Latino
INCREIBLE QUE NUESTROS HERMANOS FILIPINOS HABLEN ESPAÑOL,SALUDOS DESDE AGUASCALIENTES MEXICO.
La mayor parte de los colonizadores partían desde México, por aquel entonces Nueva España, en tiempos del galeón de Manila, que fue la primera ruta comercial global, Manila, Acapulco, Cádiz. Se habló español en Filipinas junto con el resto de lenguas nativas hasta que los Estados Unidos asesinó a más de un millón y medio de hispanohablantes y fue tratando de destruir todo lo relacionado con La Hispanidad. La constitución de Filipinas todavía se hizo en Español y fue idioma oficial hasta 1987 creo recordar.
@@jacoboarca8516 Si no hubiéramos entrado en guerra con los estados unidos ahora mismo habría decenas de millones de hispanohablantes en Asia y algunos en Oceanía, habría hermanos hispanos en todos los continentes 😩
Es por que antes las Filipinas eran una colonia de España, y hoy en dia algunas palabras se mantienen. Saludos desde Chile 🤗
Wow gracias! Tengo un amigos vive en Santiago, Chile
Saludos desde Filipinas
Hola
@Lothlorein Miracles sabi niya mayron siyang amigo na filipino nakatira sa chile. Ang pangalan daw SANTIAGO
No era colonia, era territorio de ultramar español.
Fun fact The kingdom of great Britain occupied the Philippines for more than 10 years which is in manila and then the American purchase the Philippines then the Japanese invaded the Philippines and it gain independence from spain in 1898 and gain independence again by the American in 1946. this is some what confusing on which independence day should be celebrating.
It's fascinating that up north, you have Vigan that resembles a Spanish city but almost everyone forgot to speak Spanish at all 😁
But he is all about language..vigan speak ilokano nothing more.
Not really
Go to cavite city and ternate . You will see a lot of chavano speakers .
@@ganap6958 you're right
Mr. M Because spanish language now is quite irrelevant. As the prevalent empire declined, Spain was somewhat not important to the world anymore. Heck the americans make fun of people from mexico speaking spanish.
Muchas felicidades por mantener el Castellano en esta parte del Mundo!! interesante vídeo 👌 hermanos Españoles!
My grandma, she used to speak chavacano and taught me some phrases. She was born in Dapitan then moved to Zamboanga city. Bless her soul I missed her so bad.
I am from Zamboanga. It is the only city where the dialect has been preserved. Originally, it's Spanish but due to the interaction of Filipinos, the dialect has been mixed with bisaya and tagalog turning it to Chavacano. Thanks for visiting my hometown. Please try also to visit Iligan City where majestic waterfalls are located.
Chavacano is a broken spanish
I'm so proud that this video has already reached 1 million views... Thank you Drew for making me a part of it.
Saan ka doon
Pa sikat
Saludos desde España! Abrazos a nuestros siempre queridos hermanos filipinos!
Saludos filipinos, me alegro mucho de que hablen Español.
saludo sir
Pero no todo
gracias señor
Assalamualaikum, Buenas Dias, I am a Chavacano from Zamboanga City. Thank you for visiting, Drew! Hope you had a wonderful time there.
Muslamalaykum.com
Mu bien . Mualaikum salam.
Zamboanga people majority is moslem?
In spanish ,buenos dias invest de buenas. ,, pilipino din ako pero hablo alto en español.
Awan Putih nope majority are Christians. To be exact Catholics. Churches are everywhere some parishes like every sitio or barangay has a Church
Mucho saludo a mi Gente Filipinas 🇵🇭 de un Dominicanos 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴 en USA 🇺🇸
I heard Dominicans love plantains, just like us filipinos 🤣👍
Brian Dominguez IV Yes, we do!
We make Mangu with it
You should speak spanish then.
Arturo Martinez I speak Spanish & Haitian Creole too.
Arturo Martinez dime aver manin
I don't know what I watched but I loved it
love phillipine from Malaysia, ur sibling
muchas gracias por el amor
from Philippines 🇵🇭
"ur sibling" no lol, more like a neighbor. we don't have siblings but cousins and they are mexicans.
@@reinebalisbis oh pardon me
Love from your sibling ph
sorry for the rude guy above your reply
Finally a Malaysia comment who don't hate Philippines
In Cavite City, some people speaks Chabacano specially the old families there.
Yeah. I'm a little bit sad that I didn't get a chance to learned chavacano while my lola still alive.. i really like to hear her shouting kabron!!!!
Mas una ung cavite sbe sa documentary sa gma 7
Ternate cavite
Yeah my naririnig aqng nagsasalita ng chavacano sa my bandang naic,ternate ska mangilan ngilan sa kawit pero mgkaibang klase ng pgka chavakano sa zamboanga
Buong Zamboanga City marunong mag chavacano sa Cavite city hindi nawawala na nga
Great video I'm glad to see a place where they speak spanish in all of Asia, btw the Philippines was also very influenced by Mexico as it was administrated from there by Spain ,,specially this area of Zamboanga
Muchas Gracias Drew for visiting Zamboanga City, my home for 4 years. Missing my university days in WMSU. ❤️🇵🇭
Saludos y mantengámonos a salvo todos. 🙏
Es cierto! La gente de Las Filipinas es muy amable, conocí un filipino que siempre sonreía al hablar y hablaba fluído en español.
99% wont understand your post. But the chavacanos will recognize the following words: gente,amable, conoci, que siempre, hablae, hablada....
Been wanting to visit Zamboanga too! Thanks for making this video
Proud Zamboangueña Here! ❤😄
hola, Buenas Diaz😘💖💞
@@rgvegetv9700 HAHAHAHAHAA you didn't get noticed
Hoy! Dai!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Saludos Las Filipinas, desde El Salvador 🇵🇭🤝🏽🇸🇻
Gracias amigo
Saludos desde El Salvador City, Philippines
Gracias Amigo, Mabuhay!
¡Que bonito, el Chavacano es increíblemente parecido al Español! #DrewBinsky me he suscrito a tu canal. Saludos a nuestros hermanos filipinos hablantes del Chabacano desde Nicaragua.
That must be DORA’S lost Town ....Delicioso !
Children use to watch that show hahaha
When im younger (Now im 12 turning 13 next year January) i used to watch that and i learn some spanish 😂😂😂 wtf!!!! I have done!!!
I laugh so hard haha Hola everybody
Omg!
I'm from Zamboanga. We don't even say that word naturally. That lady got it from Dora surely lmao
I love all your videos. I'm from Lanao del Norte Province, Philippines 🇵🇭 Wish I could see you personally. ❤️
wow.. que hermosa gente!!!.. saludos desde Paraguay!!!
Man thank you so much for making this, born in Zamboanga myself but grew up in Michigan but Zamboanga will have my heart forever thank you for sharing this
I love our Filipino brothers from Venezuela ❤️
Muchas Gracias!
Kumusta Venezuela?
@@jaimefranciscogutierrezyro4121 lubot nimo torpe voz hahahaha
@@kiritohassan2113 Masarap hampasin yan mukha mo seguro
You are d irty *Pacific* *Islander* from the n ashy Philippines stop lying to yourself 😂😂 You are nothing our “brothers” 🤮
CHABACANOS WATCHING NETFLIX SERIES LIKE "MONEY HEIST" AND "ELITE" : UNDERSTANDS IT WELL
THE REST OF THE FILIPINOS: SANA ALL
I’m from Luzon and my favorite series are money heist and Elite, I hope I understand Spanish so I don’t have to change the audio
Your pride reminds me of my Chavacano ex. He couldn't even grasped Enrique Iglesias song Bailando or pronounce Paella and Valencia properly yet henever I'm teaching him the proper pronunciation he would tell me that I'm the one who's wrong when in fact I grew up in Mexico.
Naol
Malaking Sana all!!
hahahaha
Saludos, en mi Ciudad Santo Domingo, Rep. Dom., he hablado con ciudadanos filipinos y no me doy cuenta si es chavacano, todo fluye perfectamente.....
I can't speak Spanish nor Chavacano but I can understand them. Pinoy power.
Un abrazo bien fuerte a nuestros hermanos Filipinos desde Mexico!!!
I'm addicted watching Drew's videos.
3:13 The iconic "sana all" HAHAHAAHAHA
Takaw, putragis!
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA
Hahaha wasn't expecting that lol
HAAHAHAHAHA
Lmao
I’ve been watching Drew Binsky’s video every time he uploads because his video are very informative and interesting! Love Drew Binsky!
Im a native Spanish speaker, I travelled there few years ago, it’s ok but hard to understand their Spanish or to hold a full conversation , it’s quiet mixed
maybe if you do come from mexico you could
Im in Spanish class and this popped up.😂
Klaszy_K o.o
great! Show your teacher!!
I learned Spanish when I was 5 Lmao my first language
Bueno! Mostra tu maestro.
@@tompeled6193 Cual Maestro? No entiendo
Drew Dreamed it did it mission to be completed inspiration to million s to travel love from India.
:)
@@drewbinsky you're truly inspiring Drew.... do visit india again... 🇮🇳❤️
I just discovered you yesterday and now I'm so addicted that I'm binge watching your videos. Your videos are so informative and positive. You gained a new subscriber👍
Thank you Pixie!!!
No way!!! He replied you!!!
Ikr!! His videos are addicting :)
Naps Maps This made my day😊
Drew Binsky omg! You replied. Thank u so much. U made my day😊
I love Filipino people they are one of the most friendlies people on earth
Also some parts of cavite . Specificallly in cavite city and ternate cavite they also speaks spanish creole chavacano
Until now??
Yes
@@ronnienestor r u sure u until now ,what about the new generation there, I think the creole (Spanish base dialect) soon will be vanished because of lack of support from our government ,only the the old poeple using them right ?unless they gonna teach it to their new ascendants.
@@gregbacbac755 wala na. Dahil ang cavite ngayun ay visayas mindanao migrate na. Kunti na lang ang pure caviteño dito
@@WhoareY0uuuuUUUUUUuuuuu creole cavite or broken spnish ,are gone too soon unless someone will devote his/her self to make it revived and those who can speak it seems to be old already, dept of education should look into this but not anymore. goodbye to creole cavite
Me alegro de tener clases de español durante mis días de universidad en los años setenta. Puedo entender español y hablar también. Saludos desde filipinas
Soy celoso. Yo estoy aprendiendo la lengua pero es más difícil sin las escuelas. Probablemente acabo de escribir mi sentencia mal....
@@yndroma traductor es fácil, pero aprender es para siempre
Yo tambien!
saludos desde españa hermano filipino
This is one of the cities in the Philippines that i really want to visit
Saludos a todas las personas de Zamboanga. Soy maestro de español en Las Vegas y me gustaría visitar Zamboanga un día. Drew, I love your videos. I wanna visit all Spanish speaking countries in the world.
You can visit here in zamboanga City someday or in the future
In the 1960's through the 70's, Spanish language was still part of our curriculum in 4th year high school and 1st to 2nd year in college.
and no one really learns anything.
Hola con todos los hermanos entero pais pilipinas y todos hispano hablante. im from zamboanga city, our local dialect is being called chavacano or others called broken spanish. It is influenced by the mexican spanish. Fact: every ten years the queen of spain visited the beautiful and rich culture city of zamboanga. Gracias a todo y dios bendiga.
Bendiciones amigo desde Mexico 🇲🇽!
Estoy Filipino de Manila y yo hablo español Me encanta idioma español...
Zamboanga que linda ciudad, gracias por mantener el Español con cariño
My cousins are from the philippines but I am from USA. My parents where born from Philippines my dad was born from Bohol and my mom was born from Valencia Bukidnon. But I was born from San Diego CA south of LA. Mahal ko ang mga pinsan kong filipino!
Eso es muy bonito
Saludos desde México 🇲🇽
saludos to my chavacano brothers and sister,
it was the criollos with their tlaxcalan (mexicans natives) allies who sailed and landed there..most of them stayed and married with local women, the philippines was governed by new spain (mexico) for 300 years we traded and prosper and share each other cultures, the spanish you speak is the mexican spanish..i heard there's even a place called "mexico pampanga"..we share spaniard, tlaxcalan and some aztec blood..eso nos hace hermanos, de todo corazon les digo
"mi casa es su casa" you are welcome in mexico, los recibiremos con los brazos abiertos.didicated from us to you. th-cam.com/video/ILwDrdM2XD4/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/fvF43AlSjaY/w-d-xo.html
i agree in the occupation oh spain the spanish influences luzon region while mindanao region is more influences by new Spain mexicans .
@@geraldbryan432 the spanish culture arrived in the philippines after 1810, that's when mexico proclaimed its independence.
Entonces ¿como explicas el uso del vocablo zacate?
@@joselugo4536 a que te refieres?
Es simple, en Cuba nadie llama al pasto; zacate y México está próximo al estrecho de Yucatán sin embargo, en el Pacífico a enorme distancia llegó ésta palabra de origen náhuatl.
I’m Mexican American and I want to come visit this place and capital of Philippines with my wife it should be fun
Thank you featuring every culture in Philippine islands.
God bless you
Greetings from Pluto for Philippines. How lucky they know no.3 international language on earth
Wow... Super cool!... And in general Filipinos are humble, hardworker, and loving. So yeah. warmest hugs.
So happy to see WMSU students my Alma Mater 🥰
Hmm🤔. "Chabacano" in México means apricot.
Edit: the spelling in my part of México is with a "b" and not a "v" because in between vowels those two letters are pronounced the same.
Good thing we weren't influenced by the Mexicans then 😅😅
Asian Contemplation
The Mexicans are real Hispanics mostly Spanish not self hating *Pacific* *Islanders* like you.
You are wrong!
In Mexico and Latin-American:
Chabacano, means chévere!
Chabacano , means apricot
It actually means a vulgar form of true Spanish
Mi cuidad de zamboanga..muchas gracias drew por visitar a nuestra cuidad. con cuidado pirmi.
Wmsu
Cityhigh main😂😂
See you in 2021 para Hermosa festival. Anda yo. Also yo quierre visitar lugar de zamboanga.. any ideas? 2 weeks. sorry (i'm zamboangian who don't speak the language).
Dwight Paulino callese c hangoooo
This video brings back memories of the girl who taught me how to speak some Chavacano words. Good old days.
this is so cool!!! i’m a filipino, from cebu. i got inspired by my titos and titas especially my grandparents and i really want to learn spanish. though, since my parents are very busy, we dont have the time to take me. lessons. i’ve tried learning online but it never works for me. hopefully ill get those spanish lessons soon.😊😊
edit: now i have the urge to visit zambuanga 😂😂😂
Aquí en México hay una estación del metro que se llama chabacano lol
Yo la vi cuando llegué a visitar CDMX😂
So is that station still working? I am a filipina, not a chavacano but i understand Spanish... Hablo un poco de español.
¡Hola @@diosadiosa4878! La estación Chabacano actualmente sí funciona y brinda servicio a muchos usuarios del metro de Ciudad de México. Ahí convergen 3 líneas ferroviarias del metro y los pasajeros pueden transbordar de tren para seguir distintas rutas.
Otra conexión con Filipinas puede disfrutarse en esta temporada, pues podemos disfrutar de un mango muy sabroso que conocemos como mango Manila.
Hasta donde sé, la única palabra del tagalo que en México aún se entiende (aunque pocas personas la emplean en su hablar cotidiano) es parián (mercado).
¡Saludos hasta Filipinas! Cuídese mucho y permanezca a salvo.
@@diosadiosa4878 en filipina que idioma hablan lose soy ignorante pero no esta demas saber
Ano daw? Hahaha
I think it's Chavacano, and it is also being spoken in Cavite City.
Yes it is, But that was before we didn't maintain chavacano dialect
Tarnate,cavite I thinks they still speak
Mis saludos desde guinea equatorial os queremos mucho hermanos filipinos
Y a los ecuatoguineanos también se os quiere en España, a pesar de nuestros políticos. Mucha fuerza!!!!
Chabacano isn't a Spanish dialect.
It's a creole based in Spanish.
but it the Philippines.. it is a language. because Zamboanga City is not the only city is using the Chabacano Language.
@@kylesnow4673
Correcto..👍👍
soy de Bicolano..Mi abuelo es dè Mexicano estoy aqui en nuestra provincia aqui en Allbay la zona de Bicol..
@Mister Ious how about sign language?
I'm from Zamboanga city Philippines..
@Mister Ious I agree. There are many types of languages. Chavacano is a language, but it's a "creole" language.