In Filipino culture, honorifics are given to individuals older than one's self. Ate (ah-te) for females and Kuya (koo-yah) for males, they are said before their proper names as a sign of respect. These are used for people that aren't that much older than you, like an older sibling or close friend. It is not to be used to address the elderly or to your older relatives like an aunt or uncle.
Also used when addressing people you’ve met for the first time even though you might be older as a sign of respect. It also works as a crutch when you forget peoples’ names and you’re embarrassed to ask.
You and Kurotani are my favorite Bini Reactors. You guys are legit blooms. I just wanted to say thank you for supporting the girls journey. I hope you will see them perform in Germany or anywhere in Europe once they have global concerts. With these talents these girl have, I know it will happen! And I think this Pandemic is a blessing in disguise for the girls because without this, they won't have this much time of training and we might not able to see these top notch performances of them. Pandemic might gave these girls worries and uncertainty but they were able to use this time to be better and better each day. Look where all of these hard work and patience brought them. They're now the NATIONS GIRL GROUP. Everything happens for a reason indeed.
Director Laurenti Dyogi is like their father figure in the BINI team. He is a renowned Director here in the Philippines and made a lot of great quality movies and TV shows. He's also listening closely to what the Blooms suggests online.
Filipinos use "Ate" (Ah-teh) for older sister and "Kuya" (Koo-yah) for older brother. We also use them in our friendgroups as a form of kinship. In casual encounters with strangers, when someone calls you "ate" or "kuya" it's a substitute for "ma'am" or "sir" to suggest familiarity or, at the very least, suggest one's openness to become familiar. Hope this helps add some context. Love your RVs to Bini.
Thank you for this deep dive reviews. I missed this one even though I watched a ton of their videos. Their story is unique as each one of them are. They're truly special and its worth stanning them.
33:52 Maloi speaking in her local accent "Batangueño". At the beginning of her sentence, she said "Are ga" pronounced as Ah-re which means "here it is" which is different from Tagalog word "Ito". Philippines is know to have a lot of dialects. The girls speak different language as they came from different regions of the country: Aiah & Colet - Cebuano/Bisaya Stacey & Sheena - Ilocano Gwen - Bicolano (or Albayanon, a variety of Bicolano dialect spoken in Albay, different from other parts of the BICOL region) Maloi - Batangueño (Tagalog but with accent and words different from Tagalog itself) Jhoanna - Tagalog Mikha - a little bit of Cebuano because she was born in Cebu, but grew up in Manila so she speaks Tagalog (but more comfortable speaking English) all of them are English speakers. There's a video "Bisaya VS Batanguena with BINI Aiah and BINI Maloi", wherein they teach some local words from their dialect. Unfortunately, the video doesn't have subtitles.
Yehey!! You finally checked and reacted to one of the "behind the scenes" of BINI's music video. Glad that you got to see how the girls are behind the cameras discovering more of their personalities which will cause you to love them more. Hoping you can also check the other "behind the scenes" or "photo shoot" of their music videos. It's really well worth it and will just make you feel happy after watching them. * The Making of "Da Coconut Nut" Part 1 & 2 * The Making of "Golden Arrow" Part 1 & 2 * BINI: "I Feel Good" MV Shoot * BINI: "Pantropiko" PV Shoot
"Ate" is actually pronounced "Ah-teh" means "older sister" but can be used to an older lady even if not related as a sign of respect 😊 Aiah and Colet were mostly being called as "Ate" by their co-members because they are the oldest. Hope you react their Roadtrip Adventures to see their hosting side 😊
Great video Pierre. I just wanna share that their voice coach, Anna Graham, is also a professional singer and is part of a trio called Baihana. They're amazing!
ATE (pronounced as Ah-teh) means big sister. It is also often used to a woman who's older than the one speaking. Kuya (Koo-yah) means big brother, the opposite of ate.
32:58 Ate (pronounced as ah-te)translates to older sister most of the time but even if your not blood related we use it as respect for an older female ... like South Koreans eonni ... or sometimes we use it in replacement of their name if you dont know the name (like speaking w/ a stranger) of an older female
Btw Pierre, All the Blooms bias is Direk(Director) Lauren Dyogi. Because without him there will never be BINI. Because he fought for the girls to be debuted and push through as the situations were not in their favor because of the covid pandemic and the closing of their tv station ABS-CBN.
@@NeonReactionsPierre If you are going to watch the Star Hunt Academy, you will see Direk Lauren Dyogi there often because he scouted for who would become the members of Bini.
Wow! This is almost an hour rv of our Bini. As always, thank you so much for your genuine reaction Bloom Pierre. ❤ I also suggest to listen to one of our best singers too like TJ Monterde- Palagi. His voice is so soothing in the ear. 😊
we are saying ate to give respect an older lady than us and kuya for older men. ate pronounce as 2 selable the a pronounce as the a of apple and next selable pronounce as te the pronounciation of te in the word telephone
@pierre react to all the behind the scene of there MV.. Golden arrow, pls and i feel good also patropiko 😍🥰 love your reaction to BINI. We stan harder.. And also you are my no. 1 reactor ...
hi pierre! just because we're on the topic of good production music video, i wanna suggest you check out nadine lustre's visual album, wildest dreams (she's a filipino actor and singer, colet is always said to be her look-alike 😊). she's the first one to release one here in the philippines and her the shortfilm is very well made, has great messages and also incorporates filipino culture. the album and short film was also released in 2020, so they also had to film during the pandemic 😅
React to opening prod of biniverse first solo concert... awesome na na na medley...different vibes esp. by Maloi Bini Opening Prod Biniverse Day 1 (you may find it from Sienna channel)
hello pierre thankyou for this! i hope you would react also how they make their most viral song which is PANTROPIKO, you can find it in their own yt channel it has eng subtitle
Sir the (ate) the T.E of the ate pronounced like "TEA" but we pronounced harder and then the A pronounced as AH (AH-TEA) we use ate to address our older sisters and older women in general and KUYA for men as signs of respect to our elderly.
That is the way to call your older brother or sister they call ate for the order sister and kuya if your older brother that is the way to respect for older adults
Can you react to “My Favorite Bini Moments to Share With International Fans” by Shibal it has english subs and i know you would crack up watching it. 😂
In Filipino culture, using "Ate" and "Kuya". Is a form of honorifics similar to other asian nations such as Japan and Korea (Oppa/Unnie, Oniichan/Nii-chan). Filipinos also use this with our own siblings. We do not address our elder siblings using their first names. For filipinos, that is very rude. We used to teach little kids to always use "Ate" and "Kuya" even talking to strangers as a form of respect. Also in such a way to strangers, you may know or not know their actual age or actual names. It is safe to use "Ate or Kuya" as a form of respect when communicating.
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In Filipino culture, honorifics are given to individuals older than one's self. Ate (ah-te) for females and Kuya (koo-yah) for males, they are said before their proper names as a sign of respect. These are used for people that aren't that much older than you, like an older sibling or close friend. It is not to be used to address the elderly or to your older relatives like an aunt or uncle.
Also used when addressing people you’ve met for the first time even though you might be older as a sign of respect. It also works as a crutch when you forget peoples’ names and you’re embarrassed to ask.
Thank you
You and Kurotani are my favorite Bini Reactors. You guys are legit blooms. I just wanted to say thank you for supporting the girls journey. I hope you will see them perform in Germany or anywhere in Europe once they have global concerts. With these talents these girl have, I know it will happen!
And I think this Pandemic is a blessing in disguise for the girls because without this, they won't have this much time of training and we might not able to see these top notch performances of them. Pandemic might gave these girls worries and uncertainty but they were able to use this time to be better and better each day. Look where all of these hard work and patience brought them. They're now the NATIONS GIRL GROUP. Everything happens for a reason indeed.
True I love them both.
Same!!
Pierre with the detailed reaction, Kurotani with the more chill and curious type reaction
thank you for being here!!!
Director Laurenti Dyogi is like their father figure in the BINI team. He is a renowned Director here in the Philippines and made a lot of great quality movies and TV shows. He's also listening closely to what the Blooms suggests online.
Thank you Bloom Pierre for supporting our Nation's Girl Group 🌸BINI🌸
We call people who are older Ate (older sister) even if we aren't related, same with Kuya (older brother)
thank you... so it is basically like the unni and oppa used in korean
precisely@@NeonReactionsPierre
@NeonReactionsPierre also it's pronounced "Ah-teh"
Ate - Older Sister
Kuya - Older Brother
Filipinos use "Ate" (Ah-teh) for older sister and "Kuya" (Koo-yah) for older brother. We also use them in our friendgroups as a form of kinship. In casual encounters with strangers, when someone calls you "ate" or "kuya" it's a substitute for "ma'am" or "sir" to suggest familiarity or, at the very least, suggest one's openness to become familiar. Hope this helps add some context. Love your RVs to Bini.
Thank you for that
A big thank you Pierre for being so enthusiastic for our girls Bini always so enjoyable to watch both Bini and your reactions as well 🥰
thank you once again :)
As a new bloom it’s nice that Pierre is watching all these past videos. It feels like we are both learning more about the girls
We're way too deep down the Bini Rabbit Hole now. 💮
And we all know we are trapped, but we just refuse to be rescued.
Thank you very much, maraming salamat for getting even deeper to the BINIVerse...Looking forward for more vr..
I really enjoy .thankyou. bini is amazing
Thankyou for this reaction , i love all your reactions about BINi ❤🎉
Thank you for this reaction❤❤❤ BINI is definitely Born To Win🎉🎉
Thank you for this deep dive reviews. I missed this one even though I watched a ton of their videos. Their story is unique as each one of them are. They're truly special and its worth stanning them.
Glad you like them!
eyyy 🤙🏻 thank you for reacting to this... ❤❤❤
More bini reaction please, and try to watch their road trip adventures❤
At last, this is what ive been waiting for, thank you for this,. Salmat po ❤❤
Early bird here! Finally another long video from you! Thank you so much Pierre! ❤
More to come!
33:52 Maloi speaking in her local accent "Batangueño". At the beginning of her sentence, she said "Are ga" pronounced as Ah-re which means "here it is" which is different from Tagalog word "Ito". Philippines is know to have a lot of dialects. The girls speak different language as they came from different regions of the country:
Aiah & Colet - Cebuano/Bisaya
Stacey & Sheena - Ilocano
Gwen - Bicolano (or Albayanon, a variety of Bicolano dialect spoken in Albay, different from other parts of the BICOL region)
Maloi - Batangueño (Tagalog but with accent and words different from Tagalog itself)
Jhoanna - Tagalog
Mikha - a little bit of Cebuano because she was born in Cebu, but grew up in Manila so she speaks Tagalog (but more comfortable speaking English)
all of them are English speakers.
There's a video "Bisaya VS Batanguena with BINI Aiah and BINI Maloi", wherein they teach some local words from their dialect. Unfortunately, the video doesn't have subtitles.
That is interesting, thank you very much.
I'm excited more Bini reaction❤❤
Salamat Pierre❤ I think there is also a video on the making of Da Coco Nut if I recall correctly.
watching your reaction videos became part of my nightly routine ❤️
Wow, thank you
Thank you for reacting to this good sir! Next is the Making of Golden Arrow please! Thank you!
Yehey!! You finally checked and reacted to one of the "behind the scenes" of BINI's music video. Glad that you got to see how the girls are behind the cameras discovering more of their personalities which will cause you to love them more.
Hoping you can also check the other "behind the scenes" or "photo shoot" of their music videos. It's really well worth it and will just make you feel happy after watching them.
* The Making of "Da Coconut Nut" Part 1 & 2
* The Making of "Golden Arrow" Part 1 & 2
* BINI: "I Feel Good" MV Shoot
* BINI: "Pantropiko" PV Shoot
I enjoyed this behind the scenes❤
Pierre that's their house. They all lived together and practiced in the same house.
bini the best ppop in the philippines
"Ate" is actually pronounced "Ah-teh" means "older sister" but can be used to an older lady even if not related as a sign of respect 😊 Aiah and Colet were mostly being called as "Ate" by their co-members because they are the oldest.
Hope you react their Roadtrip Adventures to see their hosting side 😊
you really know the song man awesome BLOOMs!
😊😊😊
Great video Pierre. I just wanna share that their voice coach, Anna Graham, is also a professional singer and is part of a trio called Baihana. They're amazing!
Thanks for the info!
I think there is also a video with their reaction on the MV. Hope you could check that out too
im waiting at the one dream reactionn thanks we always support youu
I just finished all your react in bini's,i wanna watch you reacting to all bini's video❤❤
thank you so much!!!
I will always support you until the end!!❤❤@@NeonReactionsPierre
Tnk u ❤❤❤
You should watch the video the first time the girls was introduce to their own group name 🥺 it was so emotional to watch
Pierre, I am really hoping you could see them perform live in one of their shows in future🙏
You may also want to watch Pierre Bini's reaction with their own MVs starting from DCN era
please react to more behind the scenes of BINI MVs
Hi Pierre I like your videos omg I like it
Thank you
Please react to the BINI CORE. U will definitely burst out laughing 🤣
BINI CORE
BINI CORE
BINI CORE
BINI CORE
hey sir its me igorot blind traveler i subscribe this another acct of mine thanks for your content of bini
this is off topic but i love your mini IU shrine at the back
Thank you so much. Yea IU is my fav....
Early po...., pilipina here👇:
41:53 when they said "2-3, thank you po" and you bowed too😅
I see a true fan pierre hahaah
😊😊🌸
ate ( a / te ) means big sister...
ATE (pronounced as Ah-teh) means big sister. It is also often used to a woman who's older than the one speaking.
Kuya (Koo-yah) means big brother, the opposite of ate.
Thank you
32:58 Ate (pronounced as ah-te)translates to older sister most of the time but even if your not blood related we use it as respect for an older female ... like South Koreans eonni ... or sometimes we use it in replacement of their name if you dont know the name (like speaking w/ a stranger) of an older female
it was like in korea they called the older girl member (unnie) = (ate), older guy (hyeong) = (kuya)
Btw Pierre, All the Blooms bias is Direk(Director) Lauren Dyogi. Because without him there will never be BINI. Because he fought for the girls to be debuted and push through as the situations were not in their favor because of the covid pandemic and the closing of their tv station ABS-CBN.
Good guy. I already like him
@@NeonReactionsPierre If you are going to watch the Star Hunt Academy, you will see Direk Lauren Dyogi there often because he scouted for who would become the members of Bini.
Wow! This is almost an hour rv of our Bini. As always, thank you so much for your genuine reaction Bloom Pierre. ❤
I also suggest to listen to one of our best singers too like TJ Monterde- Palagi. His voice is so soothing in the ear. 😊
Glad you liked it. Thank you so much
Someone already pointed it out but yeah it's not ate 8, it's ah-te if you'd listen very closely to what they say. 🙂
we are saying ate to give respect an older lady than us and kuya for older men.
ate pronounce as 2 selable the a pronounce as the a of apple and next selable pronounce as te the pronounciation of te in the word telephone
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Hi pierre hope you react to bini's " I feel good " behind the scenes shoot next 😊
@pierre react to all the behind the scene of there MV.. Golden arrow, pls and i feel good also patropiko 😍🥰 love your reaction to BINI. We stan harder.. And also you are my no. 1 reactor ...
Thank you very much 😊😊
That Golden (bow and) Arrow
hi pierre! just because we're on the topic of good production music video, i wanna suggest you check out nadine lustre's visual album, wildest dreams (she's a filipino actor and singer, colet is always said to be her look-alike 😊). she's the first one to release one here in the philippines and her the shortfilm is very well made, has great messages and also incorporates filipino culture. the album and short film was also released in 2020, so they also had to film during the pandemic 😅
Try also the making of golden arrow
You should try reacting to Pit-a-Pat From BINI!
React to opening prod of biniverse first solo concert... awesome na na na medley...different vibes esp. by Maloi
Bini Opening Prod Biniverse Day 1 (you may find it from Sienna channel)
I will check it out
hello pierre thankyou for this! i hope you would react also how they make their most viral song which is PANTROPIKO, you can find it in their own yt channel it has eng subtitle
Sir the (ate) the T.E of the ate pronounced like "TEA" but we pronounced harder and then the A pronounced as AH (AH-TEA) we use ate to address our older sisters and older women in general and KUYA for men as signs of respect to our elderly.
Thank you
20:31 Did you notice that they used Twice's "More and More" music video as a reference
no i didn't ... I'll rewatch it now, thank you
Hello sir pierre can you RV the 'Guide to bini'
next the making of golden arrow please
Plss reac to solo performance of bini in alpas
(AH-TE) ATE - means Elder Sister and Kuya means Elder Brother ..
Pls reaction to Xdinary Heroes❤
Neon please reaction to more bini funny moments ❤
hi pierre please react to bini's cover of "unbound" you'll be amazed
That is the way to call your older brother or sister they call ate for the order sister and kuya if your older brother that is the way to respect for older adults
Can you react to “My Favorite Bini Moments to Share With International Fans” by Shibal it has english subs and i know you would crack up watching it. 😂
It's not 'Ate,' you have to pronounce it like 'ah-te.' It means older sister, just like in Korean where they say 'unnie.'
React to MAYMAY ENTRATA'S AMAKABOGERA OFFICIAL MV.
Please react to making of pantropiko and I feel good
React to bini funny moments please
Please watch one dream series
Please react pantropiko behind the scenes
Ate-read it -a ti
Thank you
AT-TE older sister
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In Filipino culture, using "Ate" and "Kuya". Is a form of honorifics similar to other asian nations such as Japan and Korea (Oppa/Unnie, Oniichan/Nii-chan).
Filipinos also use this with our own siblings. We do not address our elder siblings using their first names. For filipinos, that is very rude.
We used to teach little kids to always use "Ate" and "Kuya" even talking to strangers as a form of respect.
Also in such a way to strangers, you may know or not know their actual age or actual names. It is safe to use "Ate or Kuya" as a form of respect when communicating.
very nice, thank you :)