Nakakataba talaga ng puso kapag nakakapanood ako ng mga banyaga na nag-aaral ng Wikang Filipino at lalo na kapag niyayakap pa nila ang Kulturang Pinoy. Nawa'y pagpalain kayo ng Poong Maykapal at mas lalo pang mapagmahal sa Bansang Pilipinas. Maraming Salamat sa inyong lahat.😇❤️🙏
It is rare for foreigners to learn Tagalog or any Filipino language, due to the default of English being easier. Heck, it is even rare for Filipinos born abroad to learn Tagalog, as they have the mindset of not learning a foreign language. People in general do things that are easy. Learning a foreign language is difficult and learning a new world, but definitely worth it in the end with all the connections made altogether. Jared Hartmann is an example.
Si Kuyang Kano is also impressive. When he used the word Kagalakan it is commonly used in a formal setting like involving religious conversation. It's also amazing that he uses words like TAGALUTO that are very Filipino. Impressive. He also knows the food like Kare Kare and it's ingredients. For a foreigner who has never been to the Philippines, he is better than other Filipinos in the country who don't know Tagalog, especially the rich who grew up speaking English. His accent can be mistaken for that of a true Filipino.
You guys are freaking awesome. I was born and raised there in the Philippines (Angeles city!!! represent!!) but moved to California when I was 13, but I can honestly tell you that both of you can speak Tagalog waaaay better than me and I am not proud to say that. Thank you for keeping interest in our language and culture guys. As you know, it makes ALL Filipinos happy and proud of you and all foreigners who take the time and learn our not-so-easy to learn language.
Huwag kayo mailang mag salita ng tagalog sa harap ng mga Pinoy. Proud pa nga kami bilang Pinoy eh. Dahil may ibang lahi na interesadong matutuo ng linggwahe namin na Tagalog ❤
Wow, sobrang galing nyong dalawa, i am impressed, i suggest na manood din kayo ng PINOY soap, or drama medyo mabagal salita at madaling ma pick up, mas maiintindihan nyo paunti unti, kung wala kayong regular na kausap everyday. Salamat for having pusong PINOY. God bless
Ang tatas ninyong mag-Tagalog. Di kayo tulad ibang mga Puti na ang tagal tagal na sa Pilipinas pero pilipit pa ring mag-Tagalog. I love listening to your Filipino accent. Salamat po.
It all starts with the parents. If they want their children to know Tagalog (or Bisayan, Hiligaynon, Waray, Chavacano etc), they will make sure that they do. The problem is that often they want them to belong so they focus on making sure their kids fluently speak the native language of the country they immigrated to.
like many Pinoys, I am amazed when I encounter non-Pinoys speaking Tagalog. But what really humbled me was encountering an American who spoke Bisaya, which I don't speak. Because of the similar grammar structures of English and Tagalog, Filipinos usually speak in Taglish, a combination of Tagalog and English. I believe that Taglish facilitates learning Tagalog by an English-speaking person. It allows one to learn Tagalog gradually, easily building on previous learning efforts. And the irony is that speaking in Taglish comes across as more authentic than speaking in pure Tagalog, which is done mostly only in formal situations. Aside from learning the words, the intonations are also important. And there are also many idioms and shortcuts used in conversational Tagalog to be fluent with. I wish you guys all the best in learning more about the language and the culture - maybe listening to Tagalog songs will help.
LDS Missionary siya Tulad ko na Member ng LDS Church nag Misson rin ako right away na sa Alberta siya na dinala mayroon ring ako kilala na Missionario na Canadian at American na ang tatagalog si Elder Chappel at isa pang elder they serve in Vancouver British Columbia Canada natapos na sila sa pag serve ng Mission 2 yrs ago I hang around with them because I was in the same Surrey 1st Ward and we went out for lunch or dinner especially pag P day nila or we call it Preparation day or Day Off duon lang sila nakakalabas na mag punta kung saan saan na area
Maraming Mormons missionary sa Pinas na marunong mag Tagalog kaya hindi na masyado nakakagulat. Pansin ko lang, may pagka pormal yung tono nila minsan malalim na salita yung gamit 😅 posible kung paano sa kanila itinuro, as compared sa foreigners na natuto dahil parating may kausap na Pinoy or natuto sa mga movies at tv programs.
As i watch your video , motivates me to learn more languages, I work in hospital so i take care different people speake different languages. Sometimes nurse asked me to translate for them. I not fluent but I know phrases of different languages. So inspiring to learn languages because of you guys
I was doing an internship in my aunt's Dentist Practice in Germany, when I was putting on the lead vest on this guy (typical German man) before an x-ray he said to me: "Ayoko yan, hindi na kailangan. Marami nko mga anak." I just looked at my aunt who was laughing her head off. During his session they were talking all in tagalog, a white guy and my aunt. When he left he said to me: "Cge kababayan, kapag nasa Bataan ka bisitahan mko, uuwi nko ng Pinas". I was still in shock all I can do was respond in German. During that time his tagalog was better than mine.
madali nman mtuto ung mga elders n mga mormons.matutuwa k lang pag bago plang silang natuto mag aral ng tgalog..friends k dti c elder jonathan flakes ..kalog n rin cla pag natuto n clang mag tgalog
Si Jared parang chinese pag magtagalog , almost most of his foreigner tagalog speaking guests has better accent than him . Just my observation I’m not bashing .
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Nakakataba talaga ng puso kapag nakakapanood ako ng mga banyaga na nag-aaral ng Wikang Filipino at lalo na kapag niyayakap pa nila ang Kulturang Pinoy. Nawa'y pagpalain kayo ng Poong Maykapal at mas lalo pang mapagmahal sa Bansang Pilipinas. Maraming Salamat sa inyong lahat.😇❤️🙏
It is rare for foreigners to learn Tagalog or any Filipino language, due to the default of English being easier. Heck, it is even rare for Filipinos born abroad to learn Tagalog, as they have the mindset of not learning a foreign language. People in general do things that are easy. Learning a foreign language is difficult and learning a new world, but definitely worth it in the end with all the connections made altogether.
Jared Hartmann is an example.
Very nice. Brooks' Tagalog is pleasant to the ears. It's the conversational Tagalog (Taglish) you can hear native Filipinos talk to each other.
Si Kuyang Kano is also impressive. When he used the word Kagalakan it is commonly used in a formal setting like involving religious conversation. It's also amazing that he uses words like TAGALUTO that are very Filipino. Impressive. He also knows the food like Kare Kare and it's ingredients. For a foreigner who has never been to the Philippines, he is better than other Filipinos in the country who don't know Tagalog, especially the rich who grew up speaking English. His accent can be mistaken for that of a true Filipino.
Ang galing ni Brooks magtagalog lalo pa ang accent nya.
Damn! His pinoy accent. Ang galing!
You guys are freaking awesome. I was born and raised there in the Philippines (Angeles city!!! represent!!) but moved to California when I was 13, but I can honestly tell you that both of you can speak Tagalog waaaay better than me and I am not proud to say that. Thank you for keeping interest in our language and culture guys. As you know, it makes ALL Filipinos happy and proud of you and all foreigners who take the time and learn our not-so-easy to learn language.
Are u practicing Tagalog now
grabe sobrang galing mag tagalog, kung boses lang nila pakinggan akala mo pure pinoy.
Perfect ng Tag-Lish niya walang mali sa grammar niya ang galing. Grabe ang galing po.
Huwag kayo mailang mag salita ng tagalog sa harap ng mga Pinoy. Proud pa nga kami bilang Pinoy eh. Dahil may ibang lahi na interesadong matutuo ng linggwahe namin na Tagalog ❤
His Taglish is what Filipinos use conversationally in our everyday lives. His accent could pass as Filipino as well. So impressed!!! ❤
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congrats jared for reaching 100k...it's a milestone for getting your silver button..hope for you to get more subscribers...
Wow, sobrang galing nyong dalawa, i am impressed, i suggest na manood din kayo ng PINOY soap, or drama medyo mabagal salita at madaling ma pick up, mas maiintindihan nyo paunti unti, kung wala kayong regular na kausap everyday. Salamat for having pusong PINOY. God bless
Ang tatas ninyong mag-Tagalog. Di kayo tulad ibang mga Puti na ang tagal tagal na sa Pilipinas pero pilipit pa ring mag-Tagalog. I love listening to your Filipino accent. Salamat po.
Happy 100K subscribers Kuya Jared. Merry Christmas to you to your Family/Jowa 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄✴✴✴✴✴
How I wish Pinoys who migrated to other countries will still teach their children Tagalog
It all starts with the parents. If they want their children to know Tagalog (or Bisayan, Hiligaynon, Waray, Chavacano etc), they will make sure that they do. The problem is that often they want them to belong so they focus on making sure their kids fluently speak the native language of the country they immigrated to.
Bravo 🎉 his tagalog accent could even pass as filipino!
Congratulations for reaching 100k Jared!👍👏🎉
Merry Christmas 🎄
Thank you po! Maligayang pasko!
like many Pinoys, I am amazed when I encounter non-Pinoys speaking Tagalog. But what really humbled me was encountering an American who spoke Bisaya, which I don't speak. Because of the similar grammar structures of English and Tagalog, Filipinos usually speak in Taglish, a combination of Tagalog and English. I believe that Taglish facilitates learning Tagalog by an English-speaking person. It allows one to learn Tagalog gradually, easily building on previous learning efforts. And the irony is that speaking in Taglish comes across as more authentic than speaking in pure Tagalog, which is done mostly only in formal situations. Aside from learning the words, the intonations are also important. And there are also many idioms and shortcuts used in conversational Tagalog to be fluent with. I wish you guys all the best in learning more about the language and the culture - maybe listening to Tagalog songs will help.
Pag nakapikit ka. Hindi mo aakalain na puti sya dahil sa fluent nya mag tagalog.
Yung pag tagalog niya parang Manileño!!
whoah....Amazing!!!! Great convo of both ForeigNoy....hahaha 🥰😇 Congrats Jared for reaching 100K subs!!!! 🥂
You reach another milestone Jared..Congratulations for the 100K Subscribers
❤❤❤❤ Grabe ang galing nila mag usap daretcho purong tagalog
I was really entertained and smiling throughout your conversation.
Ang galing nyo mag-Tagalog❗️❤️🌟
LDS Missionary siya Tulad ko na Member ng LDS Church nag Misson rin ako right away na sa Alberta siya na dinala mayroon ring ako kilala na Missionario na Canadian at American na ang tatagalog si Elder Chappel at isa pang elder they serve in Vancouver British Columbia Canada natapos na sila sa pag serve ng Mission 2 yrs ago I hang around with them because I was in the same Surrey 1st Ward and we went out for lunch or dinner especially pag P day nila or we call it Preparation day or Day Off duon lang sila nakakalabas na mag punta kung saan saan na area
I want to speak like this so badly
Ako rin, pre!
you will learn if you want 👏🏼 one of the easiest language to learn.
@@jake2123 syempre naman pero sa palagay ko mas madali magaaral yung espanyol
@duckie8651 for filipino i think is it easy to learn spanish too, hehehe
@duckie8651 are you filipino?
Ang galing niyo pong dalawa. 😊
Salute!! Very impressive to both of you!
Maraming Mormons missionary sa Pinas na marunong mag Tagalog kaya hindi na masyado nakakagulat. Pansin ko lang, may pagka pormal yung tono nila minsan malalim na salita yung gamit 😅 posible kung paano sa kanila itinuro, as compared sa foreigners na natuto dahil parating may kausap na Pinoy or natuto sa mga movies at tv programs.
You 2 are amazing....
Really enjoyable video Jared ! What a nice guy !
Maligayang Pasko at Manigong Bagong taon… Binabati kita sa 100k mong Tagatangkilik…
Purong tagalog yan Jared.😂
Air Canada will be flying to Manila starting this Spring (2025)
Natutuwa ako an makita kayo na mga foreigner speaking our national language. Good luch
Nasa Calgary ako!!!!
As i watch your video , motivates me to learn more languages, I work in hospital so i take care different people speake different languages. Sometimes nurse asked me to translate for them. I not fluent but I know phrases of different languages. So inspiring to learn languages because of you guys
Wow,ang galing ninyong magtagalog na dalawa parang kabayan namin kayo ,love it guys❤
Just WOW! Impressed! Better speaker of Tagalog than me, for sure! Keep it up you, guys! You're awesome in my book! 🙂
Congratulation! Napakagaling ninyong mag tagalog.
Smooth!
Brilliant 👍👍👍
Ang husay nilang dalawa mag-usap ng Tagalog…
I love your interviews!
Thank you! 🙏
I was doing an internship in my aunt's Dentist Practice in Germany, when I was putting on the lead vest on this guy (typical German man) before an x-ray he said to me: "Ayoko yan, hindi na kailangan. Marami nko mga anak." I just looked at my aunt who was laughing her head off. During his session they were talking all in tagalog, a white guy and my aunt. When he left he said to me: "Cge kababayan, kapag nasa Bataan ka bisitahan mko, uuwi nko ng Pinas". I was still in shock all I can do was respond in German. During that time his tagalog was better than mine.
Ang gagaling nila mag tagalog woow! Ang popogi pa❤❤❤
sana mainterview mo rin si maria alonia may yt channel din sya
Mabuhay. Know what mas magaling kayo Ng magsalitang Tagalog kesa akjn me as Bisaya ftomDavao, Mindanao
Where to start I want to learn is mango the app a good start?! pls help😅
Makakabili kayo ng oxtail sa chinese supermarket or sa seafood city. Like here in Toronto.
Brook speaks like a filipino. Cool
I closed my eyes listening to Brook and his Taglish is at point and is the jargon common in Manila. Very very impressive. Amazing.
Bicol express with coconut milk.
Ang galing niyo kaya magtalog.😍😍
wow!ang galing nyo magtagalog.
Ang galing!
Looks like you've got another travel buddy to the Philippines
Bicol express maraming Coconut milk at sili, masarao talaga yun
I crownfunding na ticket niya!
His Tagalog accent sounds like from someone who grew up in the posh areas of Metro Manila.
Kagalakan. Wow. Ako nga di ko alam yan haha. Pero bisaya ako.
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100K 🎉🎉🎉🎉
holy crap. he's really good.
🙏🏽🙏🏽💙
For the Algorithm
madali nman mtuto ung mga elders n mga mormons.matutuwa k lang pag bago plang silang natuto mag aral ng tgalog..friends k dti c elder jonathan flakes ..kalog n rin cla pag natuto n clang mag tgalog
yes lds here too
Ano social media NI brooks?
*_Missionary pala, kaya pala. Required kasi sa kanila yan._*
fluent!
hahhaaaaa!!!!
Thank you 👍🙏❤#jaredhartmann
Kailan ka ome tv prank? yun ang inabagan ko sayo. Tagal ka upload video
Hi Sir marunong na Pala kayo magtagalog pwd n kami mag comment Ng tagalog god bless sa ating LAHAT..
Pwde ka ba gumawa ng video na mga pilipino jokes? Kahit classic jokes or super old Pilipino jokes.
I missed out the guy's name. What is his name again?
MERRY CHRISTMAS PO SA INYONG DALAWA!!❤❤❤
parang sa Hey Joe Show yung accent nya may kunting hawig sa Hey Joe Show
Si Jared parang chinese pag magtagalog , almost most of his foreigner tagalog speaking guests has better accent than him . Just my observation I’m not bashing .
yung sa tagalog nya kasi may spanish accent
@@myungjaelee803latina kc ang gf nya ngaun.
I've heard white speaks CEBUANO AND HILIGAYNON.
pwede nyo ko kausapin guys
Uy! mas magaling s'ya kesa sayo. Yong tone nya very Pinoy.
Hahaha. Tumpak!
Maraming taga BYU na marunong ng Tagalog na puti.
You both speak good but the accent sounds like a foreigner.
Jared, kulang sayo punto nalang . Punto ng tagalog. Punto is like a sound.
@Jayyhartmann, congrats for reaching 100k subscribers...Yahoo!
Both of you are amazing. Magaling kayo pareho magsalita. Hanga ako😮
Halos wala na ang inyong accento.
Ang galing nio iniaral nio talaga ang Salita namin..
negtive, bicol express is not curry. its coconut po o gata