Korean reaction to How often do you Filipinos speak in English ?
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- we already knew that Filipinos were good at English but looking at this video we were again amazed on how much they use the #language in their everyday life. All around the #Philippines the language is very much spread and we can probably assure that the majority is #bilingual :) Great video, great country
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More often than not, Filipinos learn English at home. Even before going to pre-school.
I find these two sarcastic! especially the girl she has a passive-aggressive behavior.
Im very proud that we have filipino english accent✋
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I always noticed that Koreans has a high standard regarding to English accent, they don't want to employ filipino to teach because they doesn't like our accent, for them it's not the "STANDARD" well there's nothing wrong with our English accent actually, we have 175+ languages and dialects, everyone of us has different English accents it depends on which part of Philippines do you live, even koreans had their own English accent and that makes sense right? Well just for everyone to know there are a lot of filipino's in Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, and other part of Southeast Asia teaching English and they compliment us by our English speaking skills, they appreciate us more than some Koreans who like to moke and discriminate our accent when in fact our accent is better than them LMAO. The audacity to say that to a country where so many koreans living and studying English. Don't think this as a hate comment, I'm just stating what I observed and this is frankly speaking of what my perspective about our English accent.
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i think youre high. how can you say that when philippines has the 2nd largest diaspora of koreans in southeast asia next to vietnam. thats more than 100,000koreans living in philippines, maybe more. point is their parents send them for english. if your statement is true, they wouldnt even consider learning it in the philippines hearing the news in korea. i grew up with few koreans in sucat, manila in the 90s. so i dont agree with you
@@jil2936 numbers numbers of koreans living here in are double than that what you have stated.. lol
@@elok3 youre probably right
At least we have our own english, how about they dont have their own, they dont even know how to speak english
yes we speak English well. it is only the accent that makes our English different. but, mind you, our pronunciation of words can be understood all around the world. accent does not convey meaning, the words do. we don't TRY to use English, we speak English. even those who had no privilege to formal education here in the Philippines can somehow speak English. our laws and curricula are 90 percent in English. even Americans during the post war era were recruiting English teachers from the Philippines to teach in the US, because of our tendency to pronounce every syllable, which according to them was quite helpful in spelling.
Those korean who never step in philippines is laughing about our accent and downgrading us--''how about if we count how many pinoy can speak and write english compare to the novel korean that can speak and write and if korea have more we will shut up and what about if we have more?
"Philippine English has distinct phonological, lexical and grammatical features that are uniquely Filipino.
Language, culture, and identity are intertwined. We use language to communicate our culture and identity. If we deny the use of Philippine English, it is tantamount to denying our own culture and identity.Your (Philippine) English is as valid and as legitimate as Singaporean English, or Australian English, or British English, or any variety of English out there. No variety is more superior to, or more inferior from, other varieties!"
-Dr. Dita, 2020
sometimes, we just say the word nosebleeding but really doesn't mean we cannot speak the language. I think most of the Filipinos say they didn't know a lot in the English language although they really know a lot, but only not everything, just enough for the basic ones.
Agree. I actually say “my nose is bleeding” a lot of times even though i understand the whole english sentence. Probably because filipinos are fond of using this phrase for fun. So, basically, everytime you hear filipino saying this phrase, don’t believe em’ coz it’s just for fun, if y’all know what i mean.
Hahaha it's kinda like an unusual way of praising someone who is good in English too.... especially the fluent ones, I do that every time and find it amusing when they shyly smile (not mocking ah) tho I understand but still gives a thumbs up! They deserve it✨
The girl always seems doubtful 😏. Then try to compare the locals in your country than most locals here. Disregard the accent in doesn’t have any bearing, it’s more on how well can you communicate using a language which is not your primary language. Jeepney drivers, buko vendors regular people in this country can easily communicate with foreigners.
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yeah I don't like her opinions. bec. she said st. paul i know that is a private school. and she's saying that her classmates are nosebleeding talking to her??? really???
accent is not the basis on how well you are in speaking english, its the grammar tho 😌..
The audacity of that woman. She is so racist y'all! She keeps on pointing out and make fun of the Filipino accent but she can't even improve her own.
Gosh! The cringe
Maybe is just because more of the people here in Philippines mixed our language to English that's why we are really exposed in English,also some of the shows here the hosts speak English as well
Next time upload some video about your people... like for example of how often korean speak english with a british or american accents. Most specially those who mock us Filipino with our accent when we speak english. That would be fair.
Tom, we will upload about Korean english 🤩❤️
@@KPOTV hahaha liar!
The audacity to mock our accent when most of them can't even speak or understand english and when they do it's somewhat hard to understand. Atleast most Filipinos can understand and speak English. And we do it to communicate with others, not to impress yall. Accent is not an important thing as long as the person you're talking to understands you.
but I must say that the majority of the Filipinos speaks more fluent in English than that the majority of Koreans. To put it in numbers Philippines total population is over a hundred million and the majority speaks English since English is our second language, out of a hundred million 80 percent of it speaks great english and 95% at least can read and understand it.. we learned it more natural because it is part of our curriculum so whether you are poor or not you can learn and speak a descent English here in the Philippines on the other hand only the privileged koreans can afford to learn English in Korea or they even send their children abroad just to learn English..
but for me it's not about the accent or the language itself because language are created for us to understand one another not to make us more classy or as the basis of our status in life. 🤷🏻♂️
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its a tropical country our complexion gets darker over time
Filipino Bait! stop using Pinoys
It's not about accents, it's about how you understand others and communicate.
Accent doesn’t matter here Philippines as long as the listener can understand
bcoz other speakers used dialects not the Tagalog official language only...
Love your reaction❤~ shooky at the back🥺
salamat POs❤️
Filipino- Beri chip (very cheap)
Korean- Kor sentor (call center)
So what's funny with fil accent? 🤦🏻♀
True lol their accent is funnier🙄 atleast filipino accent is easy to understand.
Correct mas naiintindihan ko pa nga Yung beri chip kesa sa kor sentor
As you can see.. majority of us have very thick to neutral filipino accent.. some have american accent and we are proud of it coz it's our identity.. so sad because there are some ignorant people who mocking someones accent. Having an american or british accent is not the basis of being intelligent.. . The important is as long as we can communicate with foreigners and we can still understand each other and that's enough.. confidence is one of the key if you really wanted to learn how to speak fluent in English.
My unsolicited advice for korean students:
1. Organize yourselves in to all English Only acting workshop;
2. Find your most desired hollywood actor in one of your favorite film;
3. Study the character portrayed in your selected scene;
4. Try to imitate the character's portrayal of that scene, until you get it right on camera.
5. Repeat until you get it right on camera.
Chances are you'll lose your inhibition in expressing yourselves in english.
While doing so, be enthusiastic, and try to enjoy your self in expressing in english. It's all a matter of altering your attitude. This acting workshop will raise your confidence level. Do not be afraid to make mistake. It's like learning how to sing like a pro.
I hope this helps.
As a Filipino, an accent for me is not a priority what's important is that we can understand, communicate and express ourselves in English.
Here in the Philippines, even young children can understand and speak simple English.
Playing devil's advocate, lots of Filipinos can't speak straight english and end up with taglish coz they can't translate all their thoughts in pure English.
Actually only 70% Filipinos can speak fluently in English, 90-95 percent filipinos can understand and speak basic english. US colonized Philippines for almost 50 years, we're much more influenced by them in terms of fashion, movies, and etc. Especially in language, English is 2nd most spoken language here. As early as can we need to learn English, we taught English in home or school, all subject are using English except for Filipino subject, and our alphabet is kinda similar so that it's easy for us to learn English. 😊
I'm so excited for the next reaction video..
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Looking forward for that video thank you so much
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I stand firm with "immersion". It's so right that you get what you ear and speak what you hear. You can even adopt accents.
I and most say that there's actual clarity in English with Filipino accent. It kinda serves diversity well, especially when compared to natural English speaking countries. It's just hard to grasp some words when they speak too fast...
I do not speak English more often than my niece. their first language is english because my sister and brother speak them in english.
Actually, Filipinos knows English more than Koreans. Sometimes people just says "Nosebleed" to be funny but that doesn't mean we can't understand you. English is taught here in the Philippines since we're young so...
We dont care accent we care grammar.....
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I hope you'll pause your video first before speaking😊
ow first thing that caught me in this video is shooky behind them 😂 im sorry, i enjoyed watching your video 😘
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In our new generation now specially youngters mostly all of them speak English . Young kids From the early beginning of school the teachers teaches them to speak English so that when they grow up they are already fluent in English.
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Thank you for a honest reacting on this video. Kamsamida. I love Korea. 😇
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the girl is FEELING HER ACCENT IS GOOD HAAHAHAH ACTUALLY YOUR ACCENT IS BAD
True dat
Much better if you teach the young generation of yours Korean how Filipinos save u from korean war and not underestimating and mocking the filipinos ..very ungrateful people
Grammar is most important...
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안녕하세요 K-PO TV this is so fun! And actually most Filipinos use Taglish (Tagalog+English) and if you are Bisaya (we use mixed Bisaya+English) And me, personally, I use Korean everyday to some of my friends and especially at home, yeah everyday plus I sometimes bow too ㅋㅋㅋ
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Medyo parang nanglalait sa tawa para lang naman sa akin pero parang pinagtatawanan lang nila hahahhahh
So you guys before you came here in philippines... Do you speak english well or not?
If u watch our another video~ u can find out where they came from~❤️
I mean your other members in K-PO TV.....
Love you guys 🤗❤️ I want to see more reaction videos.🙂
They are so amazing 🥰
filipinos are underrated all the time by the koreans but most of them prefer to learn their english language from filipino teachers...
Korean accent and Filipino accent talking each other😅
Btw I'm laughing about the beri chip"😁
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English is our second language thats why we can speak and understand english fluently and also most of filipino doesn't care about the accent because we don"t prioritizing it and duh its just a second language thou, by the way I like your videos keep on uploading
I can't take my eyes off of that Shooky stuffed toy at the back 😍
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Yeah only Army can relate😁😍💜
from filipino baby toddler filipinos have to learn speak what ever dialect your parents have ..then learn tagalog ... but in reality, parents are teaching babies english first ... mothers palying with the baby or toddler ....wher is your eyes.. where is your nose .. where is papa ..where is mama...where is the moon ...theres a popular song for babies... close open .....then the baby will do a fist and open it to a palm ...so technically, filipinos learn english first before our own dialects
When he asked how science and mathematics are taught in the Philippines I think that pretty much answered why it’s more difficult for them Koreans to learn the language, or other Asian nationalities for that matter. They study and use the English language only in their English class. In fact, they still use their local language teaching the English subject. That in itself is already problematic. Then another problem would be that, yes it is true that they come to study in the Philippines to learn the language but once they get back to their country they got no one to talk to in English so they never get to practice it unlike in Ph where a child gets to talk to his parents or friends either in Tagalog or English or when they go to school they feel obligated to use the language.
If you notice our national language tagalog have spanish words but different spelling. Like Pamilia(spanish) to Pamilya(tagalog)
*Familia
WE DON'T TRY TO USE ENGLISH, WE SPEAK ENGLISH🙂
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When you live in a provinces,tagalog is the 2nd language that student must also learned and english is the third. That's why some filipino have really strong accents because of their native tounge/language.
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But we Cebuano's prefered to talk in English than Tagalog. .. mostly for us, it is so awkward to speak in tagalog because of our accent. ,😂
@@hanhan6073 yeah i agree..i forgot. Cebuano's 2nd language is actually english😂 my sister's son are very fluent in english and but speak awkward in tagalog
@@libedjmjjkkth5230 me as well. It's like our vowels are only 3 (a,i,u) when speaking tagalog. 😂
@@KPOTV what's with that emoji? Haha well in korea you only have 1 language so you can't understand the struggle living in a multilingual country. To be fair, compare to larger countries the number of spoken languages in the philippines are just minute.
Is not about the accent, the important is how you can understand ang communicate the others.
We speak taglish every day we dont speak full filipino or full english
I have like 4 cousins aged 4-7 who are all very fluent in English which is good in a way but also kind of sad because they can even barely speak in Filipino. I think this is becoming the trend right now in every Filipino households, wherein children grow up in an English speaking environment. While the skill of being able to speak and understand English is very important, I think Filipino children are still supposed to be taught Filipino first before anything else.
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Fact:some filipino children learn english as their first language
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Many Visayans converse in English; simply because they find it difficult to speak in Tagalog. Which also goes the same with the people of Benguet province.
Actually I learned english through reading wattpad watching hollywood movies and reading books
By the way I like your reactions
TAGLISH, spoken mix language TAGALOG, SPANISH, ENGLISH here in Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Until now we used spanish words kotsara,tinidor,baso,kosina,lamisa,sabon,trabaho,bisiklita, hahah crazy.!!!
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before you speak pause first,if you have an opinion, pause it, what is the reaction
btw im from the🇵🇭lesson learn to how reaction correctly kaumay kayo
like your reaction keep it up....
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Next,react about how amazing or what are the amazing things or places here 🇵🇭
Good idea~
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I am amazed by how much people are triggered by the use of the word “accent”. It was present and that was the point of it being distinctive. Foreign students who also learned how to speak in English knew what an American Standard English was, hence the comparison. Look at this this way. We can also hear it when an American tries to speak in Filipino language because we know the standard on how to speak it in the first place. Let us lift each other up and encourage each other to voice an opinion.
OHHH MY GOOOD!!! Girl, why so nega?
The boy is good at tagalog
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Me:looking at shooky 👁️👁️
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I saw Suga son at the back😁😁😁
Only BTS army can relate😍
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The audacity to mock our accent when most of them can't even speak or understand english and when they do it's somewhat hard to understand. Atleast most Filipinos can understand and speak English. And we do it to communicate with others, not to impress yall. Accent is not an important thing as long as the person you're talking to understands you.
Im a Filipino. Even some Filipinos can't speak pure Tagalog... 🤣
Hahaha why? They speak un english only?
😊 can you gather with other kids and watch the battle of yultong..😊
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Who's an army in you guys?😊
Not yet ~
Again I want to request you guys to react to "Korean grew up in the Philippines"- Jessica Lee
It's very interesting and got the attention from other youtubers.😊
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How about sunshine kim or grace lee
First
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Filipinos always defends our sides if someone humiliated us..like what happened before #CancelKorea..
we're asking how koreans said or pointed we have Filipino accents if we speak in ENGLISH...
Are Korean good even in speaking to it? for them (Korean) to humiliated us Filipinos about our accent...
I DARE THOSE KOREANS HUMILIATED US ABOUT OUR SPEAKING ACCENT ANG ABILITY !!! ;)
You can humiliated us if your really good speaking ENGLISH...you always depend on your phone translation even a very small or particular englih word you always you with your phone...
im angry if someone humiliated us filipinos that you even know how to speak to it...
YEAH I KNEW IM NOT GOOD AND IM NOT FLUENT IN SPEAKING ENGLISH BUT I UNDERSTAND ANT SPEAK THUS LANGUAGE....
DONT US !!!!
Kuya CJ looks like Japanese with that cap and hairstyle lol
My nieces and nephews learned english by watching disney movie.😊
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So you read wattpad I love reading wattpad stories
Do not do unto others what you want others do unto you. (Wala lang, maisingit ko lang hehe)
Let's not mock others for their accent (this is to everyone who's looking down with the way Filipino speaks English). Let's not also make fun of their language annyeonghaseyo to "anong sayo". (Other Filipino to Korean).
#respect
To be honest I'm kinda bored of English, Tagalog, and Ilocano now so. I am actually currently learning 한국말 at home using 듀오링고 for reading and writing and TEUIDA for practice speaking it for fluency since I love Korea and Japan so much I made it a hobby now haha and yea I've been studying 한국말 for 10 months now and I might do Nihonngo next, anyways thanks for the wonderful video guys as always, I hope you guys make a new video now I've been waiting as a big fan of KPO TV. 🥺💖
Accents is not the basis,as long as you speak flowently and the grammar is correct ,that's it.
Do u have K-Po tiktok acct.?
Wala po~🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Its not about the accent though!?! us long can understand both .how to speak in English that's is good. every country have a English accent..guys so that's all.and i thank you 😁😊😊😊 im proud pilipino accent here..
Can u pause first the video before u react?? 😊✌
Sure~ next time we will do~❤️
i saw shooky🙈
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I think we filipinos speak everyday
It's hard to finish this vid with the constant but-ins.
You can't really identify the Filipino English accent because every region here in the Philippines has a different accent. So, before you say that a certain Filipino you hear speaking in English is what a Filipino English accent sounds like, think again. But we all know one thing: we speak a neutral English accent.
Yawa man diay ng babae murag ka chada mo english ang giatay!!! Wadya!!! 😂
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You mock most of us for having a bad english accent while most of your countrymen (even both of you) came here just to learn english. 🤦🏻♂️💯👌🏻
You noticed our accent right??
I think you need to checked your accent also,it seems like you’re trying too hard😂
We cant hear the video. 'Coz you guys speak too much. Let us watch the video and comment once in a while or pause it for a lil while to comment.
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