Geography Now! Philippines | Americans React | HAPPIEST PEOPLE ON EARTH?!
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4 months starting September to December 31 . Philippines the longest Christmas on earth 😅😅
Not really. It ends during the first or 2nd week of January, on the feast of the 3 Wisemen...
In our house, it never stops until March😂
That's not really a tradition. Philippines "celebrating" Xmas from September to December started as a marketing gimmick in the 90s that stuck to this day.
once you hear the voice of Jose Mari Chan.. that's when you know it's the season of Christmas.😂
every christian holidays actually is a marketing strategy .. every significant christian holiday in the philippines is basically a SALES DAY in the malls .. thats not filipino culture, thats christian culture ...
@@rrubio6660 i think it all started when some families NEVER remove christmas decors. and when the 100 days countdown comes, it already basically xmas.
Did you know the Philippines is Awarded 4 category's of the most dive tourist spot in the world and most visited countries in Asia,
Infact we have 3 Largest mall in the world and 2 biggest Arena in the world, we hosted FIBA basketball last year.
who wouldnt dive for those $100mil giant pearls found only in our waters?
Being a Filipino myself i could be biased, but if you see interviews on foreigners on RUclips or if you happen to know travelers to the Philippines and ask them about the country, culture & the people, they'd probably say the nature is awesome and the people are the happiest, friendliest, nicest, kindest, most hospitable, welcoming and helpful on earth. Filipinos in general like to make foreigners feel welcome and special. They will offer you food, drinks, etc. even if they have so little, always willing to give and to help🙂 Almost everyone speaks English, of course in different levels, but every English speaking person will get by when they want to know directions or something, even in the remote areas of the country🙂
Christmas preparation start at September... removing Decor end in FEB... New Year FireWorks last 3hrs... in past 30yrs fire works start at 2nd week in Dec. daily fire works....
Filipinos begin to take out Christmas decors/ornaments from their storage late August to early September and start readying and trimming their houses, offices, malls what not for Christmas. Christmas carols fill the malls and other establishments beginning Sept 1. And this continues through the Epiphany on the 1st Sunday after New Yeat's day. Some even extends the spirit of Christmas up to the Feast of Sto. Niño(Infant Jesus) before taking down all the trimmings on the 3rd week of January😁
Iba talaga tayong manga Pinoy pinag uusapan na ang diskarti natin🇵🇭😎
These words might help.
"Tulong" - Help
"Kumusta"- Hello
"Salamat"- Thank you
"Opo"- Yes
"Hindi"- No
"C.R."- Comfort room
"Po" can be added to the sentence as a sign of respect like "Hello po"
Anddd people here would most likely call Kano, tisoy and Joe 😂😂😂
kumusta - how are you
Kumusta is how are you….
The words with the repeated syllable 'ba' in the Tagalog language and also in the Filipino language are dependent on which syllable of the words has or takes the stress or emphasis and in which words ends with the glottal stop consonant or the glottal stop consonant sound (aka glottal stop, glottal consonant, glottal consonant sound, or glottal stop sound), which is the sound you make or produce in the middle of or between the syllables 'uh' and 'oh' in the English-language word or expression of "uh-oh", and is represented by the hyphen in that word or expression, or that sudden or quick closing of the throat or vocal chords to pause the air coming out or going out from your lungs through your throat or vocal chords when you speak or especially when you sound or pronounce vowels or vowel sounds, and this sound, consonant, or consonant sound, or stop is also technically, linguistically, and physically sounded or pronounced, or made or produced every time before one sounds, pronounces, makes, or produces a vowel or vowel sound.
This glottal stop consonant sound is represented below by an apostrophe that follows the syllable where and when it is sounded, pronounced, made, or produced after that syllable in the syllabication and pronunciation guides within parentheses. The syllable with the stress or emphasis given to it is represented below by being written with all capital letters in the syllabication and pronunciation guides within the parentheses. Here are the words:
baba / babà (BAH-bah') = chin
baba / babâ (bah-BAH') = (command) go down, come down
= (direction / orientation / relation /position / location) down
= (height) small, short, petite, tiny, little
ba
= (grammatical question marking particle that turns a statement or declarative sentence into a question or an interrogative sentence, and/or also with additional emphasis on a word within the question or interrogative sentence or to the question or interrogative sentence as a whole, and/or for additional expression of strong or stronger emotions, feelings, exclamation, or interjection while questioning)
bababa / bababâ (bah-bah-BAH') = (future action) will go down, will come down
= (future action) will be going down, will be coming down
Bababa ba? / Bababâ ba? (bah-bah-BAH' ba?) = Is this/that going or coming down?
= Are these/those going or coming down?
Bababa. / Bababâ. (bah-bah-BAH') = It/This/That is going or coming down.
= They/These/Those are going or coming down.
The Filipino and Tagalog for "Really?", as in questioning with a state of disbelief or in a state of needing a confirmation, evidence, or proof, is "Talaga?" or "Talaga?" (ttah-lah-GAH?), or "Talaga ba?" or "Talagá ba?" (ttah-lah-GAH ba?) and not just, only, or simply " 'Ba? " like in Geography Now's video. I never used nor heard or listened to any other Filipino here in the Philippines said or spoke just, only, or simply the word or syllable " 'Ba? ", as it is, to mean the question or expression "Really?" when I or they speak in Filipino or Tagalog.
So, ...
There's a story or there is this story with a lot of versions or variations from person to person, but it goes like...
In the Philippines, a Filipino who speaks Filipino or Tagalog entered an elevator from a higher floor or storey with another Filipino who also speaks Filipino or Tagalog already inside it. The Filipino who enters asks to the other Filipino where the elevator is going and specifically if it is going down to the or one of the lower floor/s or storey/s, but a non-Filipino and non-Filipino-speaking or non-Tagalog-speaking person is also with them, and all he/she/they heard is the two Filipino-speaking or Tagalog-speaking Filipinos speaking a bunch of repeated syllables of 'ba', have a complete conversation, and seemingly understood each other well.
Filipino 1: (asking a question) Bababa ba? / Bababâ ba? (It it/this [elevator] going down?)
Filipino 2: (understood the question and then answered...) Bababa. / Bababâ. (It/This [elevator] is going down.)
Filipino 1: (understood the asnwer well)
Filipinos 1 and 2: (had a complete conversation and understood each other well)
Non-Filipino: (internal monologue) (shocked, surprised, confused, or amazed) What did just happen between them?
Yes we are the Happiest people on earth. We may not have a lot but we get by with happiness in our hearts and smile on our faces. We're survivors, resilient, hospitable, friendly, we share, and we care. Amen.
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Christmas in phils starts from sept.1 to jan.6 haha,the longest celebration of christmas only in the philippines❤❤❤
A few Christmas songs start to play in Sept., a few song and decors in October, more songs and decors in Nov., carollers and Christmas carol and decor contests in december. Christmas and new eve fireworks are crazy.
Also if you hear Jose Mari Chan songs being played every corner of the Philippines in September that means Christmas 😂 😂😂
Christmas begins by September and ends at the feast of the Epiphany or the Feast of the 3 Kings at the first Sunday of January.
Christmas in the Philippines starts when the "-ber" months begin..It starts September 1st until January. Welcome to the Philippines! :D
Lots of energy and beautiful! The Philippines is amazing. Bucket list, check! ❤
People in the Philippines are good people. I remember my American boyfriend when he came here in the Philippines for vacation he doesn't have friend here, he only know manny Pacquiao 😅he said to me, but then People are friendly and hospitable and beaches are beautiful thats why he wanted to reside here in the❤ Philippines.❤❤
Filipinos are alwsys happy being nesr the Beaches and karaoke...oh don't forget Tuba...😂😂😂
New subscriber here! Your content has been an encouragement to the Filipinos & people around the world. Keep posting👍🇵🇭❤️🙏
I'm a native south Texan, retired USAF combat vet, who now lives in the Philippines. I actually live in what is called Oriental Mindoro. You have to take a ferry from the Main Island (Luzon) to get here. Most of these things they are talking about are now "common" to me. Especially the food. GOOD stuff, overall. In my area, the majority can speak "ok to good" English, although there are also many who can't, along with many who feel embarrassed to talk to an English speaking person. The majority I deal with daily, speak what we would call "broken English", which is no different than my "broken Tagalog". In both cases, Filipino's understand a LOT more than they can speak, which is exactly the same for me. But, basic communication is not really any problem at all. To be truthful, there are some foods I consider the best there is anywhere. But, there are also some that I do not like in the least. Abd, the big one, being from Texas, I do not usually order anything with beef in it, as their cows are nowhere NEAR the quality of ours in the States. Not true in every case, but overall, yes. I eat a TON of "baboy" (pork), which is the staple food, and "manuk" (chicken). I really like both a lot. I could say much more, but this is too long already.
Our Christmas start from September. Start from ber month.
There's a lot of travel vloggers around the world who can give you tips about their observations and experiences in the Philippines. It is very important to make a research and make an RV on their videos before going to the Philippines or to any countries for that matter. 👍😊
Just in case you're a beach lover visiting Philippines, try to visit Siargao, Boracay, El Nido Palawan and Boracay
Christmas starts in the "Ber Months" Ber sounds like you're cold or freezing. September and peaks in November-December and ends in January.
🔥🔥🔥Your Pinoy names will be "Joe" and "WatsapJoe" - that would be for all caucasian men. 🤣
Im from Sweden, my gf is from Philippines. When im in the Philippines the kids always call me "Joe" or "Americano" 😂
Christmas starts September 1 to January 6 (We call it 3 KINGS)
September comes everyone in the Philippines already preparing for the big day, that’s the time you’ll see festivities here and there! streets, alleyways, highways decorated with colorful Christmas lights!
I'm so proud to be a 'Pinoy'.
Thanks for this content,all the host said are so true,thank you reactors,see you again in your videos
During my elemtsry grade 5,we are always at the library to search about Philippine history. In there, I've read about magellan who discovered the philippines. I loved that I'm a filipina raised and nurtured good by my parents. Thanks for sharing this video, nice to remind us the back story. ❤
Thanks for appreciation and reacting💚💚
We have 4 months Christmas once the month end in "ber" and that's September to December. So they start Christmas songs, Christmas decorations. And December 15 start midnight mass for Catholic. " SAUSAGES".
Love it!Thank you so much!😊
Thank you for the reaction. New subscriber from the Philippines. I hope you visit my beautiful Country someday. Best wishes.
Very informative very good we enjoy watching in it's very entertaining 😂😅🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
It is generally peaceful in Mindanao ... they have a lot of tourists visiting amazing places.
Christmas starts from September to the end of December.
Amazing,its fun here in the Philippines,love you guys 💖🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Christmas in the Philippines NOW BEGINS on the 1st day of the'BER MONTH... that September 1. On this date - September 1, radio & tv stations kick-starts their day with Christmas Carols and that's it, CHRISTMAS SPIRITS IS ALL OVER THE PHILIPPINES. The Christmas celebration ends aftet the celebration of the Three Kings on Jan. 6.
So, that MORE THAN 4 MONTHS of filling the air with LOVE, JOY, HAPPINESS, HOPES & GREAT FUN-FILLED MEMORIES!!!
the nicest happiest people on the planet!!! been visiting since 1992
Thanks both of you
Enjoyed this video.. with very encouraging comments😊
if one ask Filipinos are who are born and raised in the Philippines, the answer would practically always Asian, besides that, Philippines is an Asian country, so it's moot and academic.
Filipino-Americans are the only ones confused if they're Asians or Pacific Islanders,lol.
4 months it will start with “ber” like September, October, November December. We have the happiest Christmas Season celebration. Lots of delicious food etc. “Taglish” is mostly used in the Philippines if you are American-Filipino our Tagalog/English.
YT algorithm made me find one of your videos, and since then I've been doing a marathon. Haha!
Filipino have 4 months Christmas celebration from September 1rst till January 6th.
Filipinos know how to adapt. That's the reason why most of the time we come up with words relatable to foreign languages for easy communication then when commonly used, we add them to our vocabulary.
A new follower from the Phillippines,here in Iligan City,mindanao
Whenever you are with Filipinos, you are with family!
I am a filipina living in europe and if you want to go to the Philippines. If you love beaches go to Palawan Island, Bohol Island, Camiguin Island(near in hometown Cagayan de Oro city), Boracay Island, if you love nature go to Taal volcano, banaue rice terraces(baguio area), Mt. Apo davao region. Vigan and Manila city has spanish architectures. It has a lot to offer mainly nature and biggest malls.
The first "Asian-origin" to arrive in the U.S. Louisiana is from the Philippines.
Thank you for reacting to this video 🎉
Super thank's ❤❤❤
Chirstmas start at BER months, Sept 1 and ends when ever we like, really!
Nicknames for you could be Bugoy for the guy in red and Cardo for the guy in blue...no special meanings but they are popular Filipino nicknames:)
Thank you for featuring the Philippines in your channel.
There are a lot of inaccuracies here, but it's nicely made, and it's fun, so.. lol
Love you guys' RVs! Keep it up! ❤ from the Philippines!
Here in Phil, when the ber months arrived(september, october, november, december) its already christmas. But still the december 25 is super duper extra special. You might guys visit our country❤
Christmas in the Philippines starts at 'Ber' months. From September until early January the following year.
Hey ! If you are from Maryland there is a Jollibee in Wheaton or I guess that Silver Spring in Maryland . And in New York . New Jersey and in Virginia Beach.🙏 And if you love Scuba Diving , Philippines is the best place to go 🙏
i'm here for it!
if you guys want to know more about history. Try to react "Philippines history in 12 minutes" Ty
Christmas starts on September and may I suggest to also checkout the crazy New Year's Eve celebration with majority of the country lights up with fireworks?! It's crazy!
Before we have 3 biggest malls now it was added one built in cebu. Now we have 4 biggest malls. 😂 Filipinos love shopping most. 😂😂😂😂
I like your videos and don't forget to visit our
Country Philippines.
Christmas Season in the Philippines starts at September to 2nd Week of January. Actually, Christmas Starts at December 25 from the birth of Jesus Christ and Christmas season ends before the baptism of Jesus Christ which is the 2nd week of January.
Christmas season here in the Phillippines starts in september to new year,we call it the 'Ber' months
In our country philippines ,starting september is the beginning of christmas up to january 6...
Christmas in the Philippines starts September thru Jan 6!!!
23:45 it's not just a mix of English and Spanish words but some Bahasa Indonesia and Chinese
Wow i learn a lot in my own country😅😅😅 its been a while haven’t been back in the philippines almost 20 years😢😢
Thanks you for the nice reactio❤
Christmas in the
PHILIPPINES start of BER of the month.. September to January 4
Vlogger " Becoming a Filipino" name is Carl, but Filipino called him Kulas.amd he's famous on that nickname.
❤❤❤visit philippines🇵🇭 sir . Your welcome in their
Philippines Christmas at Sept.,Oct.,Nov.,Dec..we call it Ber Months and end up after Three Kings (Jan.6)🇬🇧🇵🇭😎
The specific group of steamed rice cakes with their cooking, regional, provincial, local, clan, family, or household variations of styles, additional ingredients, techniques, processes, methods, and recipes, or the more general name or term for these and other native Filipino delicacies of steamed and baked goods, mostly sweet or eaten sweet and are snacks or desserts, are named "puto" (pú-to) in Filipino and/or in Tagalog, and in most of the other languages of, in, and from the Philippines, or variantly spelled as "putu" or "poto" also in Filipino and/or in a few to some of the other languages of, in, and from the Philippines, with their different pronunciations of having or not having the glottal stop consonant at the end of the word and/or which syllable of the word takes the stress or emphasis in those other languages.
Although the Philippines was colonized and occupied by Spain or the Spanish Empire, through or via the Viceroyalty of New Spain in present-day Mexico or not and directly from Spain, and introduced the Spanish language and/or some to a lot more Spanish words into the Philippine archipelago or islands, to our ancestors, and in and to our native, indigenous or autochthonous, and ethnic or ethnolinguistic languages for 300 to 333 years, we didn't change the name or term for these foods, even though it is spelled or written down and pronounced the same as the Spanish word "p*to".
On the other hand, only the Spanish female or feminine counterpart or version of "p*to", which is "p*ta", entered our languages with the same spelling and pronunciation, and with the same or almost entirely the same as the meanings and definitions as in or from the Spanish language.
"P*ta" means the same or almost entirely the same meanings and definitions in Spanish or a few to some other foreign languages closely-related, linguistically-related, or influenced by the Spanish language, and also in most, if not all, of the languages of, in, and from the Philippines, but the word "p*to" doesn't mean the same in these languages, except for a few to some of the other languages of, in, and from the Philippines that have the spelling variations of "poto" or "putu" and not "puto" in their languages for the food, and then maybe also already or just later have, treat, or consider the word and with the spelling of "p*to" the same as in Spanish, with the same or almost entirely the same meanings and definitions as in Spanish.
Once "ber" months started we also starts to celebrate it and thats how long christmas season in the philippines
Hello, new here. Pinoy Living in California
DURING PRECOLONIAL ERA(from 1000 B.C. & present) of the Philippines, the Original Tagalog Language it came from Austronesian, & mixed of Old Tagalog from loan words Old Malay/Javanese Languages, & borrowed during Majapahit Empire Era(existed from 1293 to circa 1527. Until this presents we’re using around 300 words and phrases of Sanskrit(11th Century) Language. And “Believe It Or Not!”, our Tagalog Language had “Obscure Hebrew Language” for over 1000 words and phrases using those Tagalog Speakers!?✍️✍️✍️🧐🇵🇭✅
Christmas started September 1. The whole BER months. So from September to December
Our christmas season starts in September and ends in January 6.
Chavacano is also spoken where I grew up at, cavite City
Hi guys,pls react 14 reasons the philippines is different from the rest of the world,thanks,regards from philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Christmas starts SEPTEMBER in the Philippines
New subscriber here from philippines❤❤❤
New sub from the Philippines
Pls. Come and visit us in the Philippines so know something about the country and the people
Christmas in the Philippines starts in September 1st and can extend after January 1st the following year. 😂😂😂. Some keep their Christmas decorations almost February😂😂😂😂
Come and visit our country people here sre so nice ❤❤
Go to the Philippines like they say you go there as a stranger and leave as a friend.😊
ber months starts christmas here in the PH
Just amazing informations. Love from Mexico❤. I plan now to go January 2025.
we filipino start christmas season by the month of September. the BER months
When the month begin with ber at the end like September then the christmas begin and we have no language barrier even children in the streets understand English
Clarification on the largest City. Largest City by Population is Quezon City. Largest City by Land Area is Davao City.
the Christmas here in Philippines was started when September come
Yah.. were the longest celebrating Xmas, it's begin in a Ber month up to 3kings.. not Dec.31
That's why Filipino-Tagalog is one of the hardest languages to learn since you can use so many alternative words. Plus there's also influence by dialects from different parts of the Philippines
nope. it's not a hard language. you know what's hard? Chinese! the writing system is hard with those thousands of characters you need to memorize. English is harder than Tagalog too cus the pronunciation is different from writing. Tagalog is easy to learn.
I said one of... @@bokchoy9632
@@bokchoy9632 Facts from the internet: *Tagalog is a Category III language and takes a total of 1,100 hours to learn. That means Tagalog is more difficult to learn than French, Italian, or Spanish!*
@@aforadorable6006 hindi yan totoo talaga. gawa gawa lang iyan ng mga tagalog language haters probably like you. Tagalog is very easy to learn language and it even lacks vocabularies and overall Incomplete language
@@bokchoy9632 Sorry. I am not Filipino. I just want to share a few facts. As from Eastern Europe, I find your language interesting yet it is difficult to learn. Plus, all languages are beautiful.
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PHILIPPINES CHRISTMAS STARTS ON "BER " MONTHS
SEPTEMBER 1 AND ENDS IN JANUARY FEAST ON 3 KINGS.
Christmas start when the Ber month enter Sep.to Dec.
We start Celebrating Christmas month of September. The BER means start Christmas
Christmas start Sept 1 to Jan 6 but now almost all good anywhere in the whole archipelago just be mindfully alert and be respectful