10 British Habits We’ve LOST Since Living in Philippines!
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- 10 British Habits We’ve LOST Since Living in Philippines!
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We wish both of you will practice Tagalog and cebuano or Visayan language😊 we know you're smart guys it's easily to learn our languages here in the Philippines i am pretty sure so cutest to hear you guys to speak the 2 languages Tagalog and Visayan or cebuano hope to hear you guys! Practice everyday makes it perfect in the long run! More Subscribers to come! God bless! Enjoy staying in the Philippines and get married soon😊😍
Hey, Lucy, we are here in London I've loved watching your vlog..I can see you love my country..I hope we can meet when we come for a visit in Manila.We are both chef working in London. It's true everything that you've said about changing your habits because you started adapting our culture. Like me here in the UK I need to adopt some of the lifestyles like doing shopping and plus the weather here is terrible..
That is actually true. This is because humans have the innate ability to adapt to change, which is one of the criteria that defines a healthy-minded person.
And foe George do like shirtless while strumming a guitar and try tagalog song
My wife is a Filipina - we live in the Philippines - and I have learned that to deny a Filipina her daily ration of rice unleashes a monster. We were in France a few years ago and she went without for half a day so my mission was to seek out some rice before I suffered the consequences.
Lmao. What a great husband tho
ure so understanding
Hahaah! That was too funny... Asians eat rice all the time that when we don't eat rice for at least once a day, we'll be weak and feel hungry even though we have just eaten
Hahaha. I silently laughed at this one. 😂
😂😂😂
Small talks...
Other countries : Talk about the weather.
Philippines: Ask if you've eaten already.
🤣😂🤣😂
So true!! 🤣
My sister will literally ask you a dozen times if you've eaten already until you give in and sit down to eat.
Very true☺️
Sooooo true
In the Phillipines or to many filipinos, meal is not a meal without rice.
That can be considered an Asian thing.
@@prafulsai8020 Filipinos eat noodles with rice
yes, unless its pancakes
That's the reason why some filipinos are not skinny
if the food is without rice its just a snack
In the Philippines you can go out with a wet hair. When my first time here in UK, i went out with a wet hair and my churchmate asked me if it is raining outside 😂😂😂. I didn't know that you needed to blow dry your hair before you go out or else you'll get cold.
Having wet hair is rude if ur gonna ride public transportation, if its raining then having wet hair in a public transpo vehicle is unarguable.
And having a wet undone hair is also unprofessional if ur attending a corporate matter like a job interview, it will seem that u dont care enough to tidy urself up to face the interviewer and they will think ur not taking the day seriously(the interview that is).
@@mariadelacruz1153 yeahhh i didn't know that one, since then I don't go out with wet hair. In the Philippines it's just normal to have wet hair in public becuase we don't use blowdry. We only encounter blowdry when we go to salon for a haircut or something.
@@maemccol true
@@maemccol at mabilis lang matutuyo buhok natin sa pinas, apaka inet kayaa
@@user-qg6vo5nh6u Lalo pag April to May, wala pang limang minuto, pagnapatuyo ka ng labada, tuyo na!
Went to Tesco in Dublin and I just stared at the counter. Nobody was punching and packing the groceries and I was like whattt??? No assistance? We're so spoiled here in the Philippines :)
Sandwich is a meal for some but for us, it's just a snacks.
Side snack 😂 we eat heavy but most of us are thin
True😅😅
@@eidokun The humid heat. Losing a lot of weight from the heat alone.
@@edgyasiankid you lose weight in a cold weather tho...
@@eidokun filipinos have the habit of skipping meals then complain on why do they not gain weight when they eat "plenty".
“Filipino breakfast is last nights dinner with rice and an egg”
😆 Facts!!!
jokoy
ESPECIALLY the twelve hours old rice if you decided to make it into fried rice or, if you want to wake everyone in the house _and_ the neighbors, garlic fried rice. Prepare to hold the line, it's going to get rough.
@@yessir6919 sometimes for breakfast I like colder rice more than hot rice lol. I guess I’m weird like that
My husband saw this and his face lit up coz he realized I do this 😹😹😹
Sooooooo true, I’m a Filipina living in England. I found British people are so formal not in a bad way. I miss just being silly and just having fun while people around me do the same. If you get what I mean. But what I love here in England is people mind their own business and rarely you see that in PH 😂
Kanya kanya ika nga ang tagal ko ng nakatira dito tapos mga kapitbahay nde ko kilala at alam mga pangalan pwera lang sa kadikit ko hehhe Hi and hello lang bwinas!
actually people mind more of others business here hahaha funny but true
Its the picture thing that gets me. My wife and her friends always want photos. But i rather just have fun and the memory in my head :)
Love watching you both from England.
Filipino like to sing even if you don't have a good voice. 😂 That is our way of distress our self and having fun despite hardship in life. Very interesting topic.
Are you saying being distressed or making people distressed fun for you?
@@jemuellen She meant to de-stress
@@emmiearches2137 I know. I'm just teasing.
I think she mean about way of distress is something like coping for stress or way to fight stress 😊
@@jessiegutierrez5217 Google the meaning of the word "distress".
In general Filipino habits is to accept what life has to offer if you want to survive ,everything would be ok since we were taught by our parents to be one.
Small talks
UK: Terrible day, isn't it?
Philippines: Omg you've gotten fat, lol
Not funny tho
@@E8_Maure not funny to people who are easily offended about the truth.
this got me laughing! HAHA!
@@E8_Maure It doesn't have to be funny. That's just some kind of an opinion and it's up to you however you find it.
Ha ha true
#5 is like "suki" culture where we have a store or seller we return to whenever we want to buy an item.
Filipinos love to eat...7 times a day!!! Hahaha... we have in the morning we called "pama init (mostly in visayas and mindandao) just coffee and bread or any kakanin) that is between 5-6am. After pama init Then we have breakfast ( rice meals) 6-8am. By 9-10am ( merienda/snacks). 11am-12nn-1pm ( Lunch) , then 3pm ( another merienda/snacks) . By 6pm-8pm ( Dinner) between 11pm-12mn (midnight snacks)
😂😂😂😂
This is so true!!! When I visited my family in the Philippines, I ate so many times a day every day, bc every time when you visit family or friends they automaticly offer you a snack or meal and a gladd of coca cola/pepsi. While when I'm at home in the states, I don't eat but 2-3x a day only and no soda's. So different but I still love the ways in the Philippines❤😊
Kaya ang taba ko na...
I think... if Filipinos were involved in the Lord of the Rings universe, we would most likely be born as Hobbits. We do love our second breakfast lmao
As a Filipino living in Alaska, my opinion is that the weather is the cause. Sweating all those pounds off, need to eat to stay healthy.
This is so true specially about the sun. People in the west go crazy when the sun comes out. In Philippines people run away lol. But id rather have sun all year. Sunshine and happiness!
I think it's an Asian thing.
We normally go out in the sun from 7am to 10am without umbrellas nor by choice. We call it the healthy sun hour.
I work graveyard shifts I try to get as much sunlight on rest days from cycling and I can confirm healthy sunlight strengthens me
Happiness Crossing is moving to the Philippines and live in a camper van. And travel the country they want to be the first foreigners to do that.
Really? Philippines is not like european countries which has almost everything needed for camper van living and safety issue as well. They will just get frustrated here.
actually theyre not the first,search youtube for filipino van life
gogogogogogogogo....
You can do that, but it's dangerous, not only because there are rebels in mountainous areas, but weather in the Philippines changes so fast.
You have to share that experience, seems interesting.
As a Filipino living in London, this is so true, well vice versa 😅
Agree
Are you chasing the sun now?
I moved to Canada from Phils and I’m you guys now with the sun, toast/cereal, tea, not sharing meals at restaurants and constantly talking about the weather. For the most part, I think it’s the lifestyle and weather that changed my habits. I seem to have less time for fun here and always home cuz I hate the cold weather. I miss Phils!
First time I went to the 🇬🇧, a friend told me I should get used to packing my bag at the supermarket. I thought no problem, fair enough BUT OMG IT IS SOOOO STRESSFUL!!! I didn't realize until then how fast you have to be and still be organized because scanning your items doesn't really give you that much time. You not only need to pack fast but also have your cash ready as well. You have to be done by the time they give you your change or risk having the next person wait so your items don't get mixed up. That made me appreciate the people who do those things fo me coming back here!!!
So true, everything you mentioned were right, I’m a Pinoy living here in England more than half of my life, I got used to most of them. Massive thumbs up guys, I always enjoy your vlogs, very entertaining and interesting, fun to watch, Salamat apo! keep it up guys MABUHAY !!!
In England people look at you funny for being happy..they will roll their eyes and shake their heads when they see you singing..they will say stuff like what drugs is he on?
LOL TRUE
@@robinhood7874 😂😂
hahahahaha laughter is the best medicine.....
Or think you were either crazy or flirting if you smile at a stranger in the street. It’s pretty natural for us to do that.
@@gogranlund I had a bad experience with that years ago.I smiled at someone walking by.cause I was watching the street cause it was part of my job.
And he said what are you smiling at batty boy 😂 I didn’t understand what he was saying at first cause it was my first time in England.
But to be honest I think it really depends on we’re you are.places like Weymouth and other country sides of England people are really friendly and they smile back at you.
One lady from Yorkshire told me she said hi Goodmorning to one person in Bristol and they gave her a dirty look 👀 😂..cause she told me it’s different in Yorkshire, people are friendly over there And they don’t take shit either.
"I think I can keep a note but I don't think I'm like a singer" That line alone is just so Filipino 😂
So grateful for you both guys being attentive & sensible to what really Filipino culture/habits are. It's amazing
The two of you are really used to Philippine culture . I hope you will learn how to speak fluently the Filipino language hehehe
That would be nice.
This is true! When I arrived here in uk and used umbrella to protect my skin from the sun, the british people laugh at me and I feel so embarrass.
That's so sad to read. How come people laugh at someone who's minding their own business tho.
@@daisyflor9217 Because it’s new to them.
@@jadebench its not good to laugh at someone who's not hurting anyone.
Not here in United states even you use an umbrella eventhough sunny or raining they dont care whatever you will do
@@daisyflor9217 because its new to them.
I like Lucy's hair in this video, reminds me of Kate Winslet character in the movie Titanic.
Cm
She does😂
GEORGE is Titanic handsome....
Oh yeah
In philippines you can talk to anyone,laugh and make a goodtime in other country you are forever strangers to them.
This doesnt apply to all situations
Representing Canada here. That's a generalization that's not necessarily true.
Agree
Dito rin naman sa states. Kaso minsan nakakapagod. Gusto ko lang mawala sa thought ko. Sometimes I pretend that i didn't see them. Haha. Though of course, if they say hi first, i am happy to say hi back.
Here in Japan seems Legit
We Filipino more relax in our daily lives. I live in the USA, I never changed the way I am. Lots of my co-workers asking why you're always happy. Sometimes I forgot I'm at work that I starts humming while doing my jobs. I told my coworkers that my brain sings all the time, Thank you for your vblogs.
This is true, especially the “eating your own food” part. Many years my ago wife and I dined with a couple of British friends in London before watching a West End play. We went to an Italian restaurant and when the order came, we were expecting that we will all share all with the food. Turns out each one ordered for his or herself.
Nothing beats a good Tapsilog, Longsilog or Spamsilog for morning breakfast in the Philippines since rice is our daily staple 👌👌
Or lugaw/arroz caldo for breakfast. Again, rice! 👌👌
good observation, Luce..we dont really use weather for small talks.
typhoon is sad,,,,
nice bagyo we're having. how many times is it now this month? 3? fantastic.
That’s nice, you are getting adjusted to the Culture.
I missed all those stuff you both mentions, now that you both live there just enjoy it. But onething I am still doing here in the UK is eating rice in the morning😂. My children also loves eating rice. We save a bit as we don't buy cereals anymore.
Also, mentioning the sun 🌞 very true.
Great perspective, thanks for sharing! 👏
Yes here in the uk are mostly self service, you do everything here by yourself. I miss Philippines now 😥 your so lucky guys ❤🤗
I'm not sure if you already tried - - avocado here is more of a dessert. Slice or cube them up, add condensed milk, then chill. You ca also do an avocado shake!
We add other fruits to that, mostly ripe mango and banana.
After the pandemic, you guys should attend or organize a Jollibee party! My British friends say it's quite an experience for them to dance and play the games in these Jollibee parties that we organize whenever they visit us 🙂
I remember when my husband just arrived here in the uk we went to a supermarket and while queueing up in the counter next to a lady, my husband help packing her groceries in the bag. I was so embarassed because people here are not use to that kind of gesture amd might think its more offending than you think you’d help. So after that incident i told my hubby not to do it again as we’re not in the Phils anymore.
Ever heard of Iced Tea, Lucy? Iced Tea with kalamansi is so refreshing.
This is so true and I experienced those habits when I was sent by my company before to work in Glasgow way back 2014 and that’s 8 months away from my family from April to November. The sandwich and toast is very common during lunch and I love Greggs. The Indian food besides the Frasers Suites Glasgow is my go to place if I want to eat rice and curry, and lastly the one I adjusted the most is when I buy groceries at tesco and marks, I need to pack my own groceries and it’s weird at first but i’m kinda used to it after a month and I even bring my own bag for my groceries. I miss UK and most specially Glasgow. I will surely go back with my family soon 😀 I love how you summarized it and made me think all of it are true.. I remember and this is not in your list is that when you go to pubs to drink with officemates, you just need to order beers and no food at all, only beers and this is after office at 4pm every Friday 😀
I laughed when you said about singing and dancing in public because when I first arrived in England and the few years after my manager would sometimes tell me, "Ester, your leaking" because I didn't realise that I was humming or singing. I found it difficult and saddening that there are no music blaring in offices, public transport and anywhere else. That's why I only know very few songs from the 90s up to present but recently discovered Wish 107.5 and started listening to songs again more regularly. I must say, there had been times when music comes on in some public establishments here in England and my children would get embarrassed when I suddenly would sing and dance to the music. They tell me "mum, stop it. You're weird"
That’s one thing I never liked in the Philippines. I’m Pinoy who has lived in the states for 20+ years and if there’s one thing I cannot stand in the Philippines growing up there was the persistent music everywhere. I love music. I come from a very musical family with family members playing guitar, piano and the violin. I am also an audiophile but the Philippines takes it to an extreme level. A popular Japanese vlogger pointed this out on his vlog, too. But it’s just that there’s too much music everywhere, all day and all night, as if people seem to be afraid of quietness, of being still or being alone with ones thoughts.
@@denniszenanywhere PH is a happy place what do you expect?
@@denniszenanywhere I know where you're coming from. Here you can't really play loud music or noise for that matter. If you have a party at home and have to play music or make noise, it has to be to an acceptable decibels, otherwise your neighbours will take you up to the council. As a matter of rule and courtesy, you can't be noisy past 10pm.
I got used to quiet surroundings and have become a light sleeper so any sound can wake me up or keep me awake. That's why whenever I visit the Philippines I prefer to stay where it is more quiet at night.
@@steepyt just because it's a happy place is no excuse to go to extreme level. People need to respect other people's right to some quiet/silence especially in late evenings when people need to sleep so they can get up early for work, etc.
@@esterphillips9497 That's good to know, because last time I was there years ago, there was karaoke singing non-stop until 2 am on an almost daily basis.
Thanks! That was an interesting glimpse of different lifestyle in the UK and the Philippines.
yeah in other country they practice "CLEAN AS YOU GO" especially in restaurants which is I think better than just leaving your trash (its just that other people are not really considerate) 🙄
If we practice that, lots of waiters will lose their job since they may not be needed anymore. Maybe if the store is very full. Lots of people need employment here
Here in the Phil the one who sing out of tune in a karaoke bar usually gets the loudest applause. Its kinda 'common you can do it.'
we are not forgetting the balut challenge for george once you hit 500k 🤣
Very true! You both are becoming more and more relaxed really, especially Lucy! And that makes your videos awesomely entertaining! And also insightful too.
That's very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
I love your duet, your harmony. I would love to see you singing more :)
The packing of goods in groceries is actually convenient for stores because it will help ease queues. So it's a 3-way win win situation (the store, the bagger and the buyer).
Really an Eye Opener!! Seeing how things look from a Foreigners...English specifically...Point of View!!..
Enlightening!
Hi Lucy & George! Looking forward to your next video regarding your favorite British celebrities and what made you like or love them.
Fast food restaurants, I'm so use to servicing my own table. Feels weird leaving my trays, empty cups and wrappers on the table.
Subscribed, finally. Just because I know exactly what you were talking about. Prior to the quarantine, I travel to England every year. Mostly to the northeast (Newcastle, South Shields, North Shields, etc)
very interesting topic.... i love it
True what you talking about because I am British (Pilipina) Citizen. When I went home to Phil. I really enjoy my breakfast loads to choose to eat. Then in supermarket I don't need to pack my shopping, fantastic.
Four seasons country i think weather information is a big deal, they have weather updates every now and then in medias, just like in Japan weather updates is very important in televisions channel.
Sunlight is best only in the morning till 8:00 am...
And avoid from 9:00-3:00
Great vlogs george and lucy .happy to know you made changes in your life habits in a very good way while you are here in the philuppines.more great adventures to come for both of you.
I live in England and totally relate with your topic here , I am a Filipino. Good luck to 500k subscribers and you both deserve it❤️❤️❤️ i love LUCY she is so pretty
That's nice observation. Interesting.
This is funny. I remember when I went to the US and did my grocery and I was waiting for someone to place them in the bag, that was shocking for me. Also, my very first time I checked in a hotel and nobody assisted me to bring my luggage to my room, that was crazy and I asked if there was anyone who can assist me and the receptionist said you can use the trolley back there (WTF) hahaha. I just landed from Jakarta and stayed in a 5-star hotel and there are bell boys to assist you to carry the luggage. I thought why does Pinoy want to go live in the US? And these were just a few things I laugh at now when I look back. Why live in the US when you can be in Asia and have maids ( that is if you can afford it and find one) This video is so true, the different things we do in our own country and the places we choose to live.
Pinoys go to the US for economic reasons. There are simply limited jobs that pay high salary in the Philippines. As the wages in the Philippines keep increasing, more pinoys would prefer to stay in the Philippines.
@@wavemaker2077 Filipinos go abroad as expatriates, not as immigrants. They go for work but usually go home after they feel the need to.
Thanks for showing your love to my country Philippines.And I really appreciate that you live in this exotic and paradise- like country-- Philippines....we love all your video. You guys are great and owing couple More power to both of you. Stay safe
# 10 Thats service, as they always say in the Philippines , Live like a King. Thanks for sharing Keep safe
You’re the coolest couple from a different country living in the PH! I hope both of you continue to enjoy what you’re doing and stay safe.
Philippines is near the equator so the heat of the sun is different compared to England so avoiding the sun is a must here and it can cause harm to your skin for too much sun.
We eat rice here in the Philippines three times a day. 😅
And that's why it has to be imported!
Some people not all in city most of them eat bread sometimes just a coffee only
3x meal a day and 2x snacks 😂
When the vlogger talk about PHILIPPINES,
Filipino people: "We've been Summon"
Omg 😂
summoned*
When I attended summer classes at Harvard Law School, I noticed I was the only one using umbrella on my way to school while people I met were basking in the sun.
Great list 👍👍👍
yeah balcony jam vibes sing
Nice to know that you chose Philippines to be your second home. You’re such a cute and loving couple. Enjoy our country ( which is your country now ) and God bless🙏🏻
Oh its so cute seeing you both accustomed already to our culture. Love watching you videos. ❤️
Good content 👌 Thank you for sharing...Stay safe...
Nice to see you both are adjusting to the culture/lifestyle in MNL. Luv watching you guys and looking forward to your daily vlogs!
The Philippines is literally in the Equator so the sun is the hottest here (and in other countries in the Equator) compared to England.
EDIT: I stand corrected. The Philippines is north of the equator. Idk which latitude it is closer cause there are different kinds of maps I see on the internet with varrying accuracy of locations between lines. I think we're closer to the equator more than the Tropic of Capricorn. But anyway, it's still hotter here than in the UK.
we're not in the equator. We're latitudes north of it, much nearer to the Tropic of Cancer. Indonesia is the one in the equator.
@@thwb4661 Oh, right. Sorry. I messed up my HeKaSi class 😭
@@areyoureadyforit2508 haha hekasi is real
Ecuador.. the county is literally in the equator
Number five is real smart, guys. Knowing places where to get specific stuff that's quality is quite practical genius. That is laudable. You eliminate the unwanted situation of obtaining wrong or substandard products and enjoy good stuff. That's high IQ, guys. You know what you can do too? Tell Mike and Nelly where to get what so they'd also enjoy the ease of knowing where to get whatever. But you know what I generally think about the changes that you say are happening to you? One word: "Filipinized". You guys are turning into one of us! And by the way, Lucy, you don't need to be tan. Your skin color is fine. A Disney princess has to have a pinkish complexion so don't fight it. You should know this already being here for so long: Filipinos generally don't care too much for skin color. That's because we're a diverse race and that means we sport different shades of skin. And what's important to us is the attitude of people. Kindness and cheerfulness, as you know, begets the same. You even greet kids on the street. So you're very welcome in the country. Stay and stay as you are. Everybody loves you. You like our scenic spots, our food, and the people as a whole. So why would we drive you away? Haven't heard you make comments that sound like what Hollywood actress Claire Danes did long ago after visiting Manila (making herself a "persona non grata" here) so there's no reason to dislike you. You guys have won our hearts. You are both cool.
Very true and very informative. I like this vlog.
i can very well relate, Lucy n Jeorge! I came to live here in London, % yrs ago! what you enjoy now, I'm missing but I love UK for a change!
Yes guys because Filipinos are all related. We treat each other like we are relatives that's the reason why if you mock 1 Filipino in your country the whole country will come after you 😂😂😂
Agree
And just like in families only fellow Filipinos can roast each other. But if a foreigner/s do that to a Filipino, everyone unites against them. Lol!😂
@@Luthien577 😂😂😂😂
When I’m in the pool, I try to stay under the shade if possible. Here in the us, people move to stay WITH the sun
I don't see why people thumb down with such a sweet beautiful couple that brightens your day. and George and Lucy, Filipino's do love Bread for breakfast, hope you can try that and find a bakery around the side streets and buy the Pandesal (Spanish origin name) but Filipino original, hope you can blog about it.
Its the accent you’d probably wont lose.
STAY SAFE,GOD BLESS YOU BOTH,MABUHAY
The Brits were so courteous and helpful when I was in London as a tourist. I really liked the english taffy which I bought from a giftshop near the stonehenge. I enjoyed the fish and chips too.
Loved watching your vlogs as you both look so real and natural .
Yes its true people stiring at you. Watching you from London I enjoyed it. ❤
@The Juicy Vlog - *I have something to add. Number 11: Pumping your own petrol/gas into your automobile. Here in the Philippines you get full service. They even wipe your windshield for you and/or even check your oil gauge or put water into your radiator while petrol/gas is being pumped in your car.*
They mentioned that together with the self service in the cashier counter.
Very true and I agree especially when the weather changes from September, my winter clothes are out, plus jackets scarves boots nylons gloves etc As for sandwiches, generally speaking, they are considered snack food, not proper food. 905% of Filipinos would rather cook and have hot meals. Filipinos love Hot meals, especially soup. In Cumbria, England they are more into cold cuts tea ten times a day or more and more sandwiches at night.
Filipino moved to Taiwan 🖐️
I don't eat rice for breakfast and dinner anymore, sometimes noodles for lunch. Drink is off the menu, soup is always free on the side! Now I can't eat without soup.
Can't sing anywhere anymore, sadt.
Yeah in the phil., umbrellas and hat can be for both for sun and rain., sometimes the sun is dangerously hot.
Hoping for a part 2 pls.
use to live of tesco meal deal in uni!!
Good for you guys..🤗
This is so interesting because i live in england (half filipino) but we have chicken or sometimes salmon with rice for dinner.
Hi george and lucy! I love this vid, more of this pls❤❤❤❤❤😊
Hello Lucy and George
as a Filipino living in Canada, most on your list is what I started doing when I moved here except those related to food and driving 😊
did u guys watched SKINS? Loved that show. Cheers!
The sun -burns, so.. yeah we avoid it as much as possible. I always go for cold drinks -iced coffee, iced Macha green tea.