Hello Julie, Welcome to the Philippines. I hope you'll have fun visiting our country. Ignore the noise that you see and hear. To the interviewer, Hello. Have a good one.
When a Filipino Guys asking a lady if she is single or not and the lady said she is not then the guy will just walk away THAT IS A CULTURE OF RESPECT TO A RELATIONSHIPS.
It's not only Filipino culture of respect omg...it's seems like the way you post that all other cultures are grabbing woman or girls even they have relationship?and remember this Filipinos male are polygamous by nature most specially if they are far or in abroad even female also coz the reasons are they are sad and far away from family and friends...so don't be proud being a filipinos
youre NOT what you preaching. Your Culture, is Jungle. Thiefs and Scamm nation. Its Philippines. Maybe you should raise new generation of HONEST people.
It was my pleasure speaking with Julie about her experience traveling in Indonesia and Thailand as well as the Philippines! I wish her all the best in wherever her travels take her! A friendly reminder, if you enjoyed this video then don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE! Yall are the BEST and as always, take care!
The young lady does have a great personality. Listening to her viewpoints makes me what to visit the Philippines. I would do the hotel though. Everybody calls me Sir, even in the U.S.A.
By way of respect, Filipinos call older women “Ate” (older sister) and older men “Kuya” (older brother). But on formal scenarios or when they meet strangers they use the words, sir or ma’am.
@@AForeignerAskingQuestions also, out of courtesy if you want to speak to anyone {male, female} you can use ate=female or kuya=male if you think they are within your age range until such time that he/she will ask you to use their names when you address them..if you think they're older you can say noy-male nang-female. Noy for male is short for Manoy which is actually another term for Kuya and Nang for Manang which is the same for ate. These terms apply to any strangers you want to converse in the streets. like asking for directions or inquiring for something. If you're introduced to older ppl from your friends like their moms and dads., uncles etc. you can call them Tito(insert male name here) or Tita(insert female name here).
If you call someone you know by just their "names" that is not your age or older than you, and your mom/dad hears you, then for sure, mom will slap you right there! 🤣🤣🤣
Viking girl! Danes are tall, my girlfriend is a Dane and she's 5' 11". They have the hardest language to learn and they are one of the happiest people in the world, great government! Fil-Am from California!
Let us clarify. Filipinos call ladies mam and men are called sir out of repsect, regardless of the etymology of the word, economic or poitical status of the person, nor the color of their skin. Because this is how we are raised.. to show repect to all
I feel a safe in Manila as i do in Skandinavia. I am a man so maybe is more safe as a young woman but if you go on publiv places you are safe. People in Phillippines are the nicest people i have ever meet.
There's a difference between fear and respect. Most of the Filipinos are having fear of mistakes when communicating to foreign people. And the first move to say to not offend a foreign and to avoid getting scolded is to say "Ma'am/Sir".
@@hypeproject9741 What?? Been in the Philippines for 8 years, they use ma’am and sir to people everywhere eapecially in professional settings like in retail. Even same age in their 20s.
@hypeproject every time i go shopping at sm and look for assistance from the salesman and saleslady i address them as maam/sir. Does that mean i fear them? No, I respect them as people and what they do.
As a filipina,every filipino here we called every people we meet Mam or Sir. for its a sign of RESPECT.even when we go to other countries.we dont forgot to say that word for every people we meet..
Yeah right, and yet in politics in Senate and Congress full BULLSHITS. I think Filipino is submissive to a foreigner and they think that foreigner more entitled for respect or simply they think they are above them especially to those poor people living in squaters and slump area...
It's always awkward to feel to someday you don't know yet .. But it's natural to some people be uncomfortable especially when you are new to the place where you go.. But you must be careful always.. Cause some people take those advantages .. But here in our country you must feel safe.. We are gentlemen people, but we admit there some, not to worry .. We are friendly people .. Especially the beautiful danish lady we called ma'am .. Thanks for visiting our beautiful country .. Hope u feel good and safe .. 🌹🌹🌹😘😘😘
That's the word of respect to a new person or visitors in our country , a kind of culture we follow with our ancient grandparents .. Just feel safe to our country, try everything that you don't in yourself .. Especially food.. You will be nice if your taste is like with our delicacies... Thanks and enjoy your stay ... Go and find anything feel safe here .. 😘😘😘
Try to go to Iloilo one of the safest city in Asia! A lot museums, heritage old Spanish buildings, cathedral & very nice churches & of course beaches & foods!
Great suggestion Romeo! I’ve personally been to Iloilo, “The City of Love”. Thanks for the GREAT suggestion and thank you so much for watching and being a part of this channel!
even I didn't wanna go back to manila, i lived there for about more or less 5yrs. I still love to live in the province. Glad im back here in bicol. Hope you visit us here too.
You should visit Davao, ranked second safest city in SE Asia behind Chiang Mai. I have lived there 26 years and never had an issue. It's great for tourists, islands and beaches, mountains, plenty to do. And compared to Luzon a lot cheaper. However if you are a party person then not really the place for you. Typhoon free as well. She should definitely visit Moalboal, my family had a 4 day vacation there last month. Swimming with turtles is my favorite thing and I wasn't disappointed. It's redeveloping so lots of good quality cheapish accommodation popping up. Good night life too.
Welcome to the Philippines, Julie. You still have a little more than 2 weeks of stay here. Enjoy. If you ever come up to Baguio, you should check out Oh My Gulay (oh my veggies), a vegetarian resto. My wife, Sumitra, manages the place. OMG is, with no exaggeration, the most beautiful restaurant in the country.
😂 She's one of the smartest travelers I've ever seen on RUclips. Most tourists don't take the bus, except maybe motorcycles or Taxis and Ubers, which are more expensive than riding the bus.
Visit the City of Gentle People, Dumaguete City, Ma'am Julie. Moalboal is very near from here already, to experience a different perspective of the Philippines.
8:45 mam and sir is sign of respect here in PH. we call our older brother kuya. not there names but kuya. we call our elder sister ate. its a sign of respect. we dont know you so we call you sir and mam.
Hi Julie!!! And Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭. I hope you'll have fun visiting our country. Ignore the noise that you see and hear. To the interviewer, Hi!!! Have a good one!!! 🙌😍🇵🇭
Calling someone sir or maam in the Philippines is a part of respect.,because we dont call by names only if u are younger to the one talking to u then u can call their names.
During my first time in Europe, particularly in Spain I had a culture shock, when a girl around ten years old call her uncle his name. In Europe, I think its normal to address someone as their name even at work place.
Im proud being a filipino in our culture every filipino enjoying life on what we have just we thanking God what ever he gives blessing to us for every day life even we are in a 3rd world country and we always think pisitive vibes we always just smile everything in our chaklenges in life and the only thing what we always think God is with us wht ever we.go
@@snowgum8333 I would be offended or feeling cringe is somebody address as 'SIR'. I would love somebody to whom I do not to call me "buddy" or "friend". Like, How are you my friend or buddy?
As a Filipino if I ask a person if she's a single or not and i walk away it is normal and we respect everyone it's not just we don't care to her or to him but it's just a normal character of Filipinos.
Welcome to the Philippines Julie! Let me tell you, Manila is "NOT" a dangerous city. Media and other people have that "misconception" about the city. Like any other country, there're places where you'll be comfortable with, please try the most safe and comfortable places: Bonifacio Global City and Makati, I think you will be amazed by these areas. Have a wonderful and joyful vacation here in the Philippines!❤
Let us clarify, Filipino's call Ladies - Ma'am and Gentleman are called Sir out of respect, regardless of Etymology of the word, Economic or Political status of the person, nor the Color of their Skin. Because this is how we are raised to show respect to all. 👍😍🇵🇭
Filipinos are great people, and they treat the foreigners nice and with respect , so we are also expecting the same manner( not being racist at all to the filipino people who are abroad.
As a Pinoy guy when we ask this to a lady and if shes not single we automatically set boundaries. We don't want to be labeled as "creeps". So if she's single we might strike to try to make conversations with tons of confidense and think and say the right English words all at the same time. Me honestly I'm so shy and too scared to say something to such beautiful girl like her. 😮😢😅
Hey native Filipino here. I used to have a real blonde hair as a kid I have cousins here who have real blonde hair too but it's rare to find them honestly because most of them dyed their hair haha.
I can relate to her when I'm walking alone I do feel uncomfortable even as a native Filipino. The young people would even start screaming at me when I walk alone so I stay at home waiting for me to afford a better life. But I still feel the good vibes if I'm in a part where I'm occasionally traveling here in Cebu I feel like I'm seen some sort of a special person. But when it comes to my everyday normal life it gets cranky and people just need love to survive. That's why I'm planning to live elsewhere to gain access to normal life again while I'm living healthy you know.
Hi Julie, visit Manila because there's a lot of a decent place to see like Venice canal in BGC, San Francisco in Eastwood city, Makati business district, Intramuros where you can see a walled city inside a city and more places to explore. Go to Baguio where it is cooler all year round and go to the north part of the country. Stay safe and God bless.
In my province here in Philippines , we prepare to call kuya or ate , but its defend , if im in school maybe maam or sir. Even even my co students as long you respect each other . Its ok .
Hi there Julie, I’m sure you are enjoying your stay in Cebu and if you’re planning to see more of beach resorts go to Boracay which is close to Cebu, rather than go to Palawan first. I think SIQUIJOR is also not very far from Boracay, You might also try to go to BOHOL for SIARGAO, the Chicolate Hills and the TARSIER. In Palawan they have EL NIDO & CORON where you can also see the Undergtound River. Just around the locals in the area they will help you find nice places to stay. In Manila you can visit the Mall of Asia and Manila Ocean Park nearby. I’m from Manila, now living in here in California, USA.
Welcome to Philippines Julie Enjoy the islands, Beach hopping. Filipinos are happy in nature, friendly to any foreigner visiting Philippines. Thanks for coming and enjoy..❤🙏 Try the Balut Julie🤣its an exotic food.
I am working with Danish people and they are one of the most cool headed people. Part of their culture is that they are equal no ma'am or sir they just call everyone via their first name. We speak to higher ups with just their names casually.
Theres a mermaid resort in puerto galera that is owned by a danish..very nice hotel and resort. you mam julie should visit there if you are into diving..
In Manila, you should visit Intramuros, Fort Santiago and Rizal Park. You should go to BGC and Makati as well. They are part of Metro Manila. The most affluent part of Metro Manila.
We call them ma'am or sir as a sign of respect, we also call elderly people who are not blood related as grandpa or grandma, even middle aged people who are not blood related as uncle and aunt, called Big Sister or Big Brothers to people slightly older than us, we also addressed Miss, Mrs or Mister, that's just our normal way of addressing people politely if we don't know them personally or don't know their names or Surnames. If you call someone, "hey, or yo" to call their attention, that is soo rude. Philippines is polite and friendly but don't be rude and disrespectful.
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Because we filipino honored and valued the foriegner showing dept respect and appreciation by saying Maam and sir.
Hello Julie, Welcome to the Philippines. I hope you'll have fun visiting our country. Ignore the noise that you see and hear. To the interviewer, Hello. Have a good one.
Thanks for the warm welcome and advice! I'm glad you're enjoying the video! 💯 Take care!
Noone cares bitch
Welcome Ma'am Julie in the PHL. Enjoy your stay and keep safe❤
be safe... never let anyone know where you stay....
Great advice! Thanks and take care!
Be careful and take care always Julie and Thanks for visiting our country, Philippines 🇵🇭!!! 👍😍
When a Filipino Guys asking a lady if she is single or not and the lady said she is not then the guy will just walk away THAT IS A CULTURE OF RESPECT TO A RELATIONSHIPS.
It's not only Filipino culture of respect omg...it's seems like the way you post that all other cultures are grabbing woman or girls even they have relationship?and remember this Filipinos male are polygamous by nature most specially if they are far or in abroad even female also coz the reasons are they are sad and far away from family and friends...so don't be proud being a filipinos
But it’s interesting how these same Filipino guys run when they impregnate a Filipino. NO RESPECT THERE!!!
youre NOT what you preaching. Your Culture, is Jungle. Thiefs and Scamm nation. Its Philippines.
Maybe you should raise new generation of HONEST people.
Obviously this people dont know english,they dont inow the meaning of ma'am,the short of madam,which means my lady.what a pitty
@@seraphg1891 they probably thinking of "mom" like a mother. :)
It was my pleasure speaking with Julie about her experience traveling in Indonesia and Thailand as well as the Philippines! I wish her all the best in wherever her travels take her!
A friendly reminder, if you enjoyed this video then don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE! Yall are the BEST and as always, take care!
The young lady does have a great personality. Listening to her viewpoints makes me what to visit the Philippines. I would do the hotel though. Everybody calls me Sir, even in the U.S.A.
Majority of Filipinos are kind, hospitable and generous anywhere, so enjoy staying in PH🇵🇭
By way of respect, Filipinos call older women “Ate” (older sister) and older men “Kuya” (older brother). But on formal scenarios or when they meet strangers they use the words, sir or ma’am.
Thanks for sharing the cultural info! 💯 Thanks for watching and take care!
What is "older women" to you? Filipinos call "ate" any female that moves as long as she is not old enough to be a grandmother.
They call Tita (Aunt) or Tito (Uncle) for a bit older people and Nanay (mom) or Tatay (dad) for elders.
@@AForeignerAskingQuestions also, out of courtesy if you want to speak to anyone {male, female} you can use ate=female or kuya=male if you think they are within your age range until such time that he/she will ask you to use their names when you address them..if you think they're older you can say noy-male nang-female. Noy for male is short for Manoy which is actually another term for Kuya and Nang for Manang which is the same for ate. These terms apply to any strangers you want to converse in the streets. like asking for directions or inquiring for something. If you're introduced to older ppl from your friends like their moms and dads., uncles etc. you can call them Tito(insert male name here) or Tita(insert female name here).
If you call someone you know by just their "names" that is not your age or older than you, and your mom/dad hears you, then for sure, mom will slap you right there! 🤣🤣🤣
Viking girl! Danes are tall, my girlfriend is a Dane and she's 5' 11". They have the hardest language to learn and they are one of the happiest people in the world, great government! Fil-Am from California!
Thanks for the great comment and for watching from Cali! Take care!
Let us clarify. Filipinos call ladies mam and men are called sir out of repsect, regardless of the etymology of the word, economic or poitical status of the person, nor the color of their skin. Because this is how we are raised.. to show repect to all
this is so right, sana all
FILIPINO PEOPLE ARE VERY RESPECTFUL PEOPLE! THEY ARE VERY KIND AND LOVING! THEY WILL OFFER YOU FOOD AND MAKE SURE YOU EAT BEFORE THEY DO❣️❣️❣️
I feel a safe in Manila as i do in Skandinavia. I am a man so maybe is more safe as a young woman but if you go on publiv places you are safe. People in Phillippines are the nicest people i have ever meet.
Brave young lady enjoy 😉 your stay and be safe 😅❤❤
Enjoy the philippines 🇵🇭
We Filipinos can't just call you out by your name. It is disrespectful in our culture. If they call you Ma'am that means they respect you ma'am.
There's a difference between fear and respect. Most of the Filipinos are having fear of mistakes when communicating to foreign people. And the first move to say to not offend a foreign and to avoid getting scolded is to say "Ma'am/Sir".
@@hypeproject9741 What?? Been in the Philippines for 8 years, they use ma’am and sir to people everywhere eapecially in professional settings like in retail. Even same age in their 20s.
@@francoa.9646 well, your experience is too shallow, you better understand deeply the true nature of the people here in ph.
@hypeproject every time i go shopping at sm and look for assistance from the salesman and saleslady i address them as maam/sir. Does that mean i fear them? No, I respect them as people and what they do.
@@felicitysmoak1860 then my comment is not for you. And for the record I'm saying it because of the reality
23 years old still has so much to learn about PI. She will cone to learn we have more in life than any country in the world.
Be careful ang take care always Julie..thanks for visiting Philipines🙋♀️
Thank's guys for visiting our home Philippines.🎉
We’re professionals here and we’re living like Danish too
My wife is a mix of German/Irish/Polish and we have triplets of boys. We are very blessed. God is good.
Pilipino called maam or sir ...that great you guys like a boss ...that the culture resfect of people din't know more about you
A Filipino guy in Cebu got mad when He called Sir in a restaurant by the Waiter, it must be Ma'am 😂 in behalf He is a man.
Don't forget to come to Baguio Julie
I am a Filipino and I have many danish officemate from Denmark they are the most polite people in the World I met they are so good at all.
thank you maam for visiting my country Philippines
As a filipina,every filipino here we called every people we meet Mam or Sir. for its a sign of RESPECT.even when we go to other countries.we dont forgot to say that word for every people we meet..
They respect you ma'am that's very good that's the pilipino character respect foreigner 😊❤
Welcome to the Philippines and I hope you enjoy your stay ❤
Hello Julie. Welcome to the Phils. Danish butter cookies is the best😊
WTH 😂😂😂
I keep the cans for my coins lol
I would prefer Danish beauties. Cookies are unhealthy.
Yes not just respectful but very respecfull more specially beautiful woman smiling and lovable.
Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭
Congratulation !
For Miss Denmark is the New Miss Universe for the first time
Thanks sister for visiting our beloved country....god bless...
When we call you mam here it is respect
We Pilipinos are known for Friendship,Cheerful and Respectful in the world
Yeah right, and yet in politics in Senate and Congress full BULLSHITS. I think Filipino is submissive to a foreigner and they think that foreigner more entitled for respect or simply they think they are above them especially to those poor people living in squaters and slump area...
I named my niece Hamlet the prince of Danish.
From Manila ❤
Me.. a senior filipina here from south Cebu havent been there for ages..as I live in Sweden.
It's always awkward to feel to someday you don't know yet .. But it's natural to some people be uncomfortable especially when you are new to the place where you go.. But you must be careful always.. Cause some people take those advantages .. But here in our country you must feel safe.. We are gentlemen people, but we admit there some, not to worry .. We are friendly people .. Especially the beautiful danish lady we called ma'am .. Thanks for visiting our beautiful country .. Hope u feel good and safe .. 🌹🌹🌹😘😘😘
Bohol is just near Cebu .A visit to the Chocolate Hills and river cruise is enchanting
That's the word of respect to a new person or visitors in our country , a kind of culture we follow with our ancient grandparents .. Just feel safe to our country, try everything that you don't in yourself .. Especially food.. You will be nice if your taste is like with our delicacies... Thanks and enjoy your stay ... Go and find anything feel safe here .. 😘😘😘
Enjoy your stay!! Take care!
Try to go to Iloilo one of the safest city in Asia! A lot museums, heritage old Spanish buildings, cathedral & very nice churches & of course beaches & foods!
Great suggestion Romeo! I’ve personally been to Iloilo, “The City of Love”. Thanks for the GREAT suggestion and thank you so much for watching and being a part of this channel!
Do you find Ilio the best in terms off being modern as in less beggars and better traffic, less chaos..etc?
even I didn't wanna go back to manila, i lived there for about more or less 5yrs. I still love to live in the province. Glad im back here in bicol. Hope you visit us here too.
You should visit Davao, ranked second safest city in SE Asia behind Chiang Mai. I have lived there 26 years and never had an issue. It's great for tourists, islands and beaches, mountains, plenty to do. And compared to Luzon a lot cheaper. However if you are a party person then not really the place for you. Typhoon free as well. She should definitely visit Moalboal, my family had a 4 day vacation there last month. Swimming with turtles is my favorite thing and I wasn't disappointed. It's redeveloping so lots of good quality cheapish accommodation popping up. Good night life too.
Great comment and great suggestions! Thanks for contributing to the channel! Take care!
Omg, she's so beautiful......
Welcome to the Philippines, Julie. You still have a little more than 2 weeks of stay here. Enjoy. If you ever come up to Baguio, you should check out Oh My Gulay (oh my veggies), a vegetarian resto. My wife, Sumitra, manages the place. OMG is, with no exaggeration, the most beautiful restaurant in the country.
Thanks for the restaurant recommendation! 🙏
😂 She's one of the smartest travelers I've ever seen on RUclips. Most tourists don't take the bus, except maybe motorcycles or Taxis and Ubers, which are more expensive than riding the bus.
I'm glad you agree, she's a smart cookie! ❤️ Thanks for watching and take care!
Tondo is a suburb in the city of Manila; and Manila is just one of the 16 cities in the metro.
jca, thanks for the info!
Visit the City of Gentle People, Dumaguete City, Ma'am Julie. Moalboal is very near from here already, to experience a different perspective of the Philippines.
8:45 mam and sir is sign of respect here in PH. we call our older brother kuya. not there names but kuya. we call our elder sister ate. its a sign of respect. we dont know you so we call you sir and mam.
Hi Julie!!! And Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭. I hope you'll have fun visiting our country. Ignore the noise that you see and hear. To the interviewer, Hi!!! Have a good one!!! 🙌😍🇵🇭
Nelson, thank you and you have a good one as well!
Calling someone sir or maam in the Philippines is a part of respect.,because we dont call by names only if u are younger to the one talking to u then u can call their names.
During my first time in Europe, particularly in Spain I had a culture shock, when a girl around ten years old call her uncle his name. In Europe, I think its normal to address someone as their name even at work place.
Thank you for coming baby girl PHILIPPINE
Hello pretty girl welcome to the Philippines and enjoy your stay
at well established businesses everyone is more polite to anyone Foreigner or Local customers,. anyway enjoy your stay here in the PH!!
Ma'am/sir means respect willing to serve you.if you are here in the Philippines
Hi beutiful, welcome to our country..
Im proud being a filipino in our culture every filipino enjoying life on what we have just we thanking God what ever he gives blessing to us for every day life even we are in a 3rd world country and we always think pisitive vibes we always just smile everything in our chaklenges in life and the only thing what we always think God is with us wht ever we.go
PHILIPPINES IS THIEF , SCAMM, DISHONEST COUNTRY.
Yes, the Philippines is the land of Ma'am/Sir.
In the Philippines you always address someone you don't know in SIR or Madam..it's a sign of respect..
@@snowgum8333 I would be offended or feeling cringe is somebody address as 'SIR'. I would love somebody to whom I do not to call me "buddy" or "friend". Like, How are you my friend or buddy?
Blue eyes is beautiful, an blonde hair enjoy your stay
As a Filipino if I ask a person if she's a single or not and i walk away it is normal and we respect everyone it's not just we don't care to her or to him but it's just a normal character of Filipinos.
New subscriber here ....from Oriental Mindoro, Philippines 🇵🇭
That's their way of showing respect it's like addressing the male as kuya or Ate to a female person in the Phil
I think Manila is just like any other city, blonde or not she will be safe there too.
we love you julie
We're not use being called that way... Philipines we're respectful l. One of a kind... love the way they're
You know, many Filipinos are very respectful people, and they hate rude attitude and boastful as well
yeah siquijor my home town 😊
Siquijor is beautiful! ❤️
We are taught to be respectful and kind to others , we call maam and sir regardless of status, race etc.
Welcome to the Philippines Julie! Let me tell you, Manila is "NOT" a dangerous city. Media and other people have that "misconception" about the city. Like any other country, there're places where you'll be comfortable with, please try the most safe and comfortable places: Bonifacio Global City and Makati, I think you will be amazed by these areas. Have a wonderful and joyful vacation here in the Philippines!❤
Let us clarify, Filipino's call Ladies - Ma'am and Gentleman are called Sir out of respect, regardless of Etymology of the word, Economic or Political status of the person, nor the Color of their Skin. Because this is how we are raised to show respect to all. 👍😍🇵🇭
Thanks for the clarification!
She’s pretty
Filipinos are great people, and they treat the foreigners nice and with respect , so we are also expecting the same manner( not being racist at all to the filipino people who are abroad.
As a Pinoy guy when we ask this to a lady and if shes not single we automatically set boundaries. We don't want to be labeled as "creeps". So if she's single we might strike to try to make conversations with tons of confidense and think and say the right English words all at the same time. Me honestly I'm so shy and too scared to say something to such beautiful girl like her. 😮😢😅
Go to islands for great experience have a TAO expedition or keelooma experiencing island life youll love it
Thanks for the suggestion!
Is just like respect to someone you don't know that's people will say mam
Hey native Filipino here. I used to have a real blonde hair as a kid I have cousins here who have real blonde hair too but it's rare to find them honestly because most of them dyed their hair haha.
I can relate to her when I'm walking alone I do feel uncomfortable even as a native Filipino. The young people would even start screaming at me when I walk alone so I stay at home waiting for me to afford a better life. But I still feel the good vibes if I'm in a part where I'm occasionally traveling here in Cebu I feel like I'm seen some sort of a special person. But when it comes to my everyday normal life it gets cranky and people just need love to survive. That's why I'm planning to live elsewhere to gain access to normal life again while I'm living healthy you know.
Julie, since you are in Cebu I recommend you to visit Sta.Fe, Bantayan island....I'm sure youll like it there.....
Very cool. Jeg elsker Danamark.
Welcome!
We Filipinos are respectful.Specially to foreign visitors.
2:51 that girl walking in the background though 🔥
You don't have to feel special because Filipinos use mam or sir whether you are local or foreigners....
There is grab there also, provided you have apps.any big city have grab
every country always have good and bad just saying 😊👍🇵🇭❤️
Hi Julie, visit Manila because there's a lot of a decent place to see like Venice canal in BGC, San Francisco in Eastwood city, Makati business district, Intramuros where you can see a walled city inside a city and more places to explore. Go to Baguio where it is cooler all year round and go to the north part of the country. Stay safe and God bless.
Great suggestions, thanks for the recommendations! 🙏
That is the filipino culture,they have respect to your partner.
In my province here in Philippines , we prepare to call kuya or ate , but its defend , if im in school maybe maam or sir. Even even my co students as long you respect each other . Its ok .
Hi there Julie, I’m sure you are enjoying your stay in Cebu and if you’re planning to see more of beach resorts go to Boracay which is close to Cebu, rather than go to Palawan first. I think SIQUIJOR is also not very far from Boracay, You might also try to go to BOHOL for SIARGAO, the Chicolate Hills and the TARSIER. In Palawan they have EL NIDO & CORON where you can also see the Undergtound River. Just around the locals in the area they will help you find nice places to stay. In Manila you can visit the Mall of Asia and Manila Ocean Park nearby. I’m from Manila, now living in here in California, USA.
That's part of the culture. Mam and sir are common. Even when they're already in another country, they still call others mam and sir.
Welcome to Philippines Julie Enjoy the islands, Beach hopping. Filipinos are happy in nature, friendly to any foreigner visiting Philippines. Thanks for coming and enjoy..❤🙏 Try the Balut Julie🤣its an exotic food.
Hi! Julia try to go bantayan island...good place go.
Great suggestion, thanks for contributing to the channel! 🙏
I am working with Danish people and they are one of the most cool headed people. Part of their culture is that they are equal no ma'am or sir they just call everyone via their first name. We speak to higher ups with just their names casually.
Theres a mermaid resort in puerto galera that is owned by a danish..very nice hotel and resort. you mam julie should visit there if you are into diving..
In Manila, you should visit Intramuros, Fort Santiago and Rizal Park. You should go to BGC and Makati as well. They are part of Metro Manila. The most affluent part of Metro Manila.
Great suggestions! 🙏
hello madam beautiful princess ❤️🌷🌷🌷🌷 good afternoon maulap na araw we love you always mabuhay ka madam beautiful princess ❤️🌷🌷🌷
charot..
We call them ma'am or sir as a sign of respect, we also call elderly people who are not blood related as grandpa or grandma, even middle aged people who are not blood related as uncle and aunt, called Big Sister or Big Brothers to people slightly older than us, we also addressed Miss, Mrs or Mister, that's just our normal way of addressing people politely if we don't know them personally or don't know their names or Surnames. If you call someone, "hey, or yo" to call their attention, that is soo rude.
Philippines is polite and friendly but don't be rude and disrespectful.
Instead of opel, it's rugbrød or rye bread. Quite big in 🇩🇰