Awgghhh thank you for sharing the chinese-filipino history❤️ it’s nice to know that the chinese made the Philippines as their second home during world war. They were resilient in finding a stable, safe and happy country 🥰
I’ve always been interested in this! I identify mainly as Filipino, but my great grandparents on my dads side were Cantonese, and my great grandparents on my moms side were Hokkien. Thank you for the bidyo! Nakakainteresante
Nice video information! Just to share, I have Filipino Chinese friends and when they are here in the Philippines, they always talk about their Chinese heritage and identity. But when they are outside of the Philippines, they solely identify as Filipino.
My great, great grandfather was said to also have entered the Philippines around that time when many were fleeing from Fujian. I only know that they registered the surname as Tancioco, and they settled in Pulilan, Bulacan and our relative said our ancestor's name is cio co tan. I don't know how real this is though. All I know is we only get a chinese sounding surname if one has a Chinese ancestor.
This video was great!! I work for a family from Hong Kong & many of my friends are Chinese and I was always curious why we had soo many cultural similarities & shared traditions with Chinese aswell as why many soo many people from Luzon look Chinese and have Chinese names. Recently I visited my Fillipino friend and he was speaking Fookkien with his family, since then I’ve been studying alot about the Chinese-Fillipinos
Growing up I always wanted to know more about our Filipino history and I am so grateful I found your channel! Your videos are so entertaining and well put together- As a woman who embraces femininity, I felt so empowered watching your video on the Babaylan lol. Can you cover the topic of pre-colonial gods/deities that were worshipped (i.e.. Bathala, Mayari)?
You are soo funny!!! I cracked up when you made the mulan match maker reference. Thank you for being so passionate and willing to share your knowledge on our countries history! Ingat lagi bro. Kapayapaan!
LOL Omg you are so funny! My Kuya and I went to a "Double C" school in Pinas, too! All I remember is counting in Mandarin and how much stress it was to be a 7 year old in Chinese class AND attending tutoring class for more Chinese after school! Thank you for your hilarious history/cultural lesson! PS - you look like my brother! LOL
The left photo of a woman obviously looks like Sangley( mixed filipino-chinese), but the right one, I believe she was a mixture of either filipino-spanish or sangley and spanish . You could tell by her features ,especially her deep seated eyes.
Am half-filipino and Canadian and I'm 17 and I love the video very cool I love learning about different cultures and music and I love art and cartoons. 😀😀😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭🇵🇭😀😀😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭🇵🇭😀😀🇵🇭😀
Thank you Phil. I’ve always been interested in this topic. I think I’ve watched a thousand of videos regarding this topic. Not all of them educational, but more entertainment based, but I love this topic regardless :) About the “Chinesefication” of the surnames. Imma dm you about that lol
What’s wild is my moms last name is Mendoza, but she told me her fathers last name was (Chinese) and that he had to change it. It is interesting to see the parallels here.
Kung si sir ang history teacher ko noon, naku hinding hindi ako aantukin sa ganda at galing magkwento. Thank you po sir sa pag share ng very informative content. New subscriber here!
This is a very interesting part of PH history for me. I took one of those DNA tests and found out I was 45% Chinese Hokkien (Quanzhou) + Cantonese (Guangdong) and 54% Filipino (Luzon) but have a Spanish last name. Relatives told me it was because of Spanish ancestry that we looked a bit different but I have 0% Spanish and was actually Half Chinese the entire time LOL
now you know. next time u find another person in ph claim they have spanish ancestry just by looks, tell them its because theyre actually half chinese the entire time ahahhhaa
@@xXxSkyViperxXx where not a Chinese, were Austronesian, our ancestors are Aeta, Malays and Indones...we are colonized for over 300+ years so we are more Hispanic than to be a Chinese.
@@NBS-rk8bl lol what they taught u in school is outdated already. austronesians did not come from aeta. aeta are negritos who have been in the philippines, taiwan, and ryukyu for around 46 thousand years already. meanwhile austronesians only came around 4 thousand years ago to the philippines, coming from taiwan who themselves a thousand years ago also came from today's southeastern china, tracing back to the yangtze estuary. also, it makes no sense in the first place to say that austronesians in the philippines supposedly came from "malays and indonesians". Malay is an ethnic group initially from southwestern borneo that later spread to the malay peninsula, sumatra, java, and beyond. Indonesian or "Indones" in tagalog is a modern nationality that only sprang up in the 20th century. it makes no sense to say that austronesian ethnic groups in the philippines came from them. that is outdated info provided by american prof Henry Otley Beyer in UP during the american colonial era, near 100 years ago already. Also, hokkien chinese migrants and merchants have been trading and living in the philippines for 1 thousand years already ever since late tang dynasty and song dynasty times, especially during early spanish colonial era. open up the vocabulario de la lengua tagala from 1613 and you will see even the spanish friars recorded that the tagalog elderlies called the chinese as "Langlang" even before and today chinese filipinos still call themselves "Lannang" or "Lanlang" or "Nannang". one does not need to be austronesian to be "Filipino". in fact, the first Filipinos were the spaniards born and raised in the Philippines, since the very word "Filipino" itself is from spanish and the very first people called as such were the local filipino insulares whose ancestors conquered the land that makes the Philippines today... Jose Rizal, Emilio Aguinaldo, Andres Bonifacio, Manuel Quezon, Sergio Osmeña, etc were themselves chinese mestizos...
Most Filipinos have spanish surnames, but that doesn't mean most Filipinos have spanish blood. When all the natives were converted to Catholicism by Spain ,they also changed the name of every places into spanish, as well as given every natives a spanish surnames to identify them.
According to the Nusantara Malay Dictionary, ENCIK is a call (greeting) to a man or woman (for some people) who has a modest position or who is unknown.
Hello, Phil, new subscriber here! This is actually not the first video I watched from you but your videos really help me, they're actually very fun to watch and listen and they are not as boring as my history class 🥴 BTW I have one question, are Filipinos are still considered as "Tsinoy" when they have Chinese ancestry? Because I'm only like ⅛ Chinese blood hehe :') 谢谢
Thanks for this very detailed video. I have always been interested in the Chinese culture and ancestry in the Philippines. I have learned a lot from you.
Very interesting to see this video and learning so much more about Filipino cultures and history. Great presentation. I always wondered how many people modern day Philiphines have Aeta, Batak and Mamanwa ancestry? Surely there's been mixing going on for centuries like in other former Spanish colonies during colonisation. Educate me please. Peace and respect
thanks for this po!!!💗 (until now, my surname isnt commonly found in 'philippines surnames.' bothered na talaga ako kung saan ba nag mula surname namin hahahaha.) anw my surname is osing.
Because it is supposed to be pronounced that way, Tagalog used to also have the word "sanglay" alongside with insik/intsik. Sangley was the Hispanicized spelling.
Filipino DNA consists of 36% East Asian (China, Japan, & Korea), but I believe that out of three,Chinese is at the top of it ,followed by Japanese and rarely Korean cos Chinese and Japanese were already in the islands during pre colonial time. There were tatar( Mongolians) also living in the islands during that time, so there you are! Enjoy being you 😊.
The antique Victorian photo on the right in thumbnail is an unknown subject and noone knows her background. China is violating the rights and livelihood of Philippine fishermen, dumping enough human waste into the Philippine sea to be visible from outer space, and I see many disparaging and degrading comments from Chinese about Philippine descent people.
it's hard to look for census lalo na sa ancestries kasi pag-cinensus ka, filipino lang (walang spanish,chinese,american). hindi yata nagcecensus ng race ang gov't
Filipino originated to southern china pero hindi ko sinasabi chinese ang filipino mas gusto kong isipin na native ang filipino sa pinas 😂Filipino and chinese are related kaya maraming parehas para d ako racist
austronesians around 3000-4000 years ago originated from around southeastern china and taiwan anyways before han dynasty china conquered that area so it was not yet china before
Depends on whether both sides' parents have Chinese ancestry. If only one side has Chinese ancestry, you probably have a very little percentage as genes get diluted, unless the new generation continues to marry someone with the same lineage.The only way to find out is to get a DNA test.
@@rifkipadlirohman375 if you have more suggestions please do let me know. I sometimes set up a poll in my instagram and let my followers decide what my next video will be
Awgghhh thank you for sharing the chinese-filipino history❤️ it’s nice to know that the chinese made the Philippines as their second home during world war. They were resilient in finding a stable, safe and happy country 🥰
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I’ve always been interested in this! I identify mainly as Filipino, but my great grandparents on my dads side were Cantonese, and my great grandparents on my moms side were Hokkien. Thank you for the bidyo! Nakakainteresante
Proud Hokkien Tsinoy here. Thank you. You pronounced all Chinese dialects well.❤
Thank you for making this video! My Dad's Chinese-Pinoy and I've always wanted to learn about our history 😄
This is cool. More Chinese-Filipino history contents please.
Nice video information! Just to share, I have Filipino Chinese friends and when they are here in the Philippines, they always talk about their Chinese heritage and identity. But when they are outside of the Philippines, they solely identify as Filipino.
My great, great grandfather was said to also have entered the Philippines around that time when many were fleeing from Fujian. I only know that they registered the surname as Tancioco, and they settled in Pulilan, Bulacan and our relative said our ancestor's name is cio co tan. I don't know how real this is though. All I know is we only get a chinese sounding surname if one has a Chinese ancestor.
This video was great!! I work for a family from Hong Kong & many of my friends are Chinese and I was always curious why we had soo many cultural similarities & shared traditions with Chinese aswell as why many soo many people from Luzon look Chinese and have Chinese names. Recently I visited my Fillipino friend and he was speaking Fookkien with his family, since then I’ve been studying alot about the Chinese-Fillipinos
Growing up I always wanted to know more about our Filipino history and I am so grateful I found your channel! Your videos are so entertaining and well put together- As a woman who embraces femininity, I felt so empowered watching your video on the Babaylan lol. Can you cover the topic of pre-colonial gods/deities that were worshipped (i.e.. Bathala, Mayari)?
Awheeee! So sweet of you ❤️ I'll put your request on the waiting list ❤️
You are soo funny!!! I cracked up when you made the mulan match maker reference. Thank you for being so passionate and willing to share your knowledge on our countries history! Ingat lagi bro. Kapayapaan!
LOL Omg you are so funny! My Kuya and I went to a "Double C" school in Pinas, too! All I remember is counting in Mandarin and how much stress it was to be a 7 year old in Chinese class AND attending tutoring class for more Chinese after school! Thank you for your hilarious history/cultural lesson! PS - you look like my brother! LOL
The left photo of a woman obviously looks like Sangley( mixed filipino-chinese), but the right one, I believe she was a mixture of either filipino-spanish or sangley and spanish . You could tell by her features ,especially her deep seated eyes.
Hi F. Filipino 😁😄 This is a very informative + educative video 👍👍 Pls INCREASE YOUR VOLUME - I CAN'T HEAR ALL U SAID!! Thanks. 😁😄
Am half-filipino and Canadian and I'm 17 and I love the video very cool I love learning about different cultures and music and I love art and cartoons. 😀😀😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭🇵🇭😀😀😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭🇵🇭😀😀🇵🇭😀
Thank you Phil. I’ve always been interested in this topic. I think I’ve watched a thousand of videos regarding this topic. Not all of them educational, but more entertainment based, but I love this topic regardless :)
About the “Chinesefication” of the surnames. Imma dm you about that lol
What’s wild is my moms last name is Mendoza, but she told me her fathers last name was (Chinese) and that he had to change it. It is interesting to see the parallels here.
In kapampangan we used "atchi/atsi" in tagalog "ate"
Kung si sir ang history teacher ko noon, naku hinding hindi ako aantukin sa ganda at galing magkwento. Thank you po sir sa pag share ng very informative content. New subscriber here!
I have a Spanish surname but my paternal side is originally Chinese.
This is a very interesting part of PH history for me. I took one of those DNA tests and found out I was 45% Chinese Hokkien (Quanzhou) + Cantonese (Guangdong) and 54% Filipino (Luzon) but have a Spanish last name. Relatives told me it was because of Spanish ancestry that we looked a bit different but I have 0% Spanish and was actually Half Chinese the entire time LOL
now you know. next time u find another person in ph claim they have spanish ancestry just by looks, tell them its because theyre actually half chinese the entire time ahahhhaa
@@xXxSkyViperxXx where not a Chinese, were Austronesian, our ancestors are Aeta, Malays and Indones...we are colonized for over 300+ years so we are more Hispanic than to be a Chinese.
@@NBS-rk8bl lol what they taught u in school is outdated already. austronesians did not come from aeta. aeta are negritos who have been in the philippines, taiwan, and ryukyu for around 46 thousand years already. meanwhile austronesians only came around 4 thousand years ago to the philippines, coming from taiwan who themselves a thousand years ago also came from today's southeastern china, tracing back to the yangtze estuary. also, it makes no sense in the first place to say that austronesians in the philippines supposedly came from "malays and indonesians". Malay is an ethnic group initially from southwestern borneo that later spread to the malay peninsula, sumatra, java, and beyond. Indonesian or "Indones" in tagalog is a modern nationality that only sprang up in the 20th century. it makes no sense to say that austronesian ethnic groups in the philippines came from them. that is outdated info provided by american prof Henry Otley Beyer in UP during the american colonial era, near 100 years ago already. Also, hokkien chinese migrants and merchants have been trading and living in the philippines for 1 thousand years already ever since late tang dynasty and song dynasty times, especially during early spanish colonial era. open up the vocabulario de la lengua tagala from 1613 and you will see even the spanish friars recorded that the tagalog elderlies called the chinese as "Langlang" even before and today chinese filipinos still call themselves "Lannang" or "Lanlang" or "Nannang". one does not need to be austronesian to be "Filipino". in fact, the first Filipinos were the spaniards born and raised in the Philippines, since the very word "Filipino" itself is from spanish and the very first people called as such were the local filipino insulares whose ancestors conquered the land that makes the Philippines today... Jose Rizal, Emilio Aguinaldo, Andres Bonifacio, Manuel Quezon, Sergio Osmeña, etc were themselves chinese mestizos...
Most Filipinos have spanish surnames, but that doesn't mean most Filipinos have spanish blood. When all the natives were converted to Catholicism by Spain ,they also changed the name of every places into spanish, as well as given every natives a spanish surnames to identify them.
I am full Filipino but I have chinese spanish descent from great grandparents. Most filipinos do have tho most dont know or cant trade their ancestry.
According to the Nusantara Malay Dictionary, ENCIK is a call (greeting) to a man or woman (for some people) who has a modest position or who is unknown.
Great research. Very comprehensive.
Hello, Phil, new subscriber here! This is actually not the first video I watched from you but your videos really help me, they're actually very fun to watch and listen and they are not as boring as my history class 🥴
BTW I have one question, are Filipinos are still considered as "Tsinoy" when they have Chinese ancestry? Because I'm only like ⅛ Chinese blood hehe :') 谢谢
the way you narrate is really fun 😅😅😅 but... i love it if history teachers explain like the way you do it would be more fun to listen.
Thanks for this very detailed video. I have always been interested in the Chinese culture and ancestry in the Philippines. I have learned a lot from you.
This is very interesting that the street food we eat are influience by the Chinese and they also have influence in our culture.
Very interesting to see this video and learning so much more about Filipino cultures and history. Great presentation. I always wondered how many people modern day Philiphines have Aeta, Batak and Mamanwa ancestry? Surely there's been mixing going on for centuries like in other former Spanish colonies during colonisation. Educate me please. Peace and respect
Yeah that's true here in Mindanao there so many Chinese here and actually majority on their are converted in Islam,
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Very informative ❤
thanks for this po!!!💗
(until now, my surname isnt commonly found in 'philippines surnames.' bothered na talaga ako kung saan ba nag mula surname namin hahahaha.) anw my surname is osing.
In ilocano we still use "sangley" but we pronounce it as "sang-lāy".
Because it is supposed to be pronounced that way, Tagalog used to also have the word "sanglay" alongside with insik/intsik. Sangley was the Hispanicized spelling.
As a filpin chinese ^^ I love this interesting vid^^
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
@@thefreakyfilipino2452 xiexie ni^^
In Kapampangan we use words like Coya, Atsi, Apo, Ingcong to our family members.
Mas marami akong natutunan dito kesa sa araling panlipunan na subject ko noon. 😂
wow, you're really great in Chinese!
Mabuhay po thanks 🙏
My grandfather is Filipino malenab Jose deasis cayagan Luzon Po thank you
helo!!! tsinay here
Hi!!!! 🇵🇭
Yess my grandfather in my mother side is Fe shung and my grandfather in my father side is Circiacoa Cheng . and I guess Filipino is 10% Chinese
Filipino DNA consists of 36% East Asian (China, Japan, & Korea), but I believe that out of three,Chinese is at the top of it ,followed by Japanese and rarely Korean cos Chinese and Japanese were already in the islands during pre colonial time. There were tatar( Mongolians) also living in the islands during that time, so there you are! Enjoy being you 😊.
The fact that Marcos Sr. was of Chinese descent HAHAHAHAH
Chinese and Japanese, I think.
3:56 Pilipino momints be like:
The antique Victorian photo on the right in thumbnail is an unknown subject and noone knows her background. China is violating the rights and livelihood of Philippine fishermen, dumping enough human waste into the Philippine sea to be visible from outer space, and I see many disparaging and degrading comments from Chinese about Philippine descent people.
Don‘t be brain washed by Anglo-saxon Media.
Even Spanish aren‘t Anglo-Saxon.😆
The right photo looks mixed European to me.
2:47 very interesting venn diagram.
it's hard to look for census lalo na sa ancestries kasi pag-cinensus ka, filipino lang (walang spanish,chinese,american). hindi yata nagcecensus ng race ang gov't
Just get DNA tests, then you'll find out who you really are.
In Bohol, we still use...
Kuya
Ate
Ingko
Diko
Ditse
Inse
Ah chiak-uncle, in Hokkien.
Filipino originated to southern china pero hindi ko sinasabi chinese ang filipino mas gusto kong isipin na native ang filipino sa pinas 😂Filipino and chinese are related kaya maraming parehas para d ako racist
Nope, were related more to Indonesians and Malays...not chinese
austronesians around 3000-4000 years ago originated from around southeastern china and taiwan anyways before han dynasty china conquered that area so it was not yet china before
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Lol dishonor! XD yo you funny
I like chines
Mountain of gold.. maybe bagiou
I'm 10th Generation Chinese
Does that make me 10% Chinese?
Or just 1%
Yeah and it means you also a greedy like your fellow Chinese stealing West Philippine Sea.
Depends on whether both sides' parents have Chinese ancestry. If only one side has Chinese ancestry, you probably have a very little percentage as genes get diluted, unless the new generation continues to marry someone with the same lineage.The only way to find out is to get a DNA test.
Ur funny..but, interesting topics.
Lets marry pure asian to back our country an asian and No issue not gonna happen
Try to find the history of Indonesia and the Philippines, because we are close🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Oh yes I'll put that on my list! Thanks for this 😁
@@thefreakyfilipino2452 yess please 🙏😂
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