[SPECIAL E-PH-ISODE Pt 5.1] KUAN ON ONE INTERVIEW WITH BINI AIAH REACTION
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just fyi, Philippines has 175 dialects and languages. Tagalog and English are being taught in all school yrs so anyone can understand and speak tagalog/english but NOT all tagalog people can understand other dialects.
vee have you heard Bini's ad-song ICON? it's out now! it's 🔥
please upload it also in RUclips pleassssse thanks veeee 🧡🧡
She is really stunning! I've seen her in person, and damn, she's even more beautiful in real life, like, super gorgeous. Even my boyfriend was left speechless by Aiah. Smart na maganda pa
Aiah is my happy pill! 😍 thank you for this video vee
They're all beautiful, but Aiah and Maloi hit different when it comes to beauty in person. It's no wonder Aiah was a campus crush back in high school, plus she's also a math genius. Lucky girl
Honestly, Aiah is so talented, but most people don't notice it because they focus more on her beauty. When it comes to footwork in dancing, Aiah is the best, according to our dance instructor.
Plsssss react to Bini x Robi d, it's so hilarious, spread happiness and laughter..
and we hope that you will upload it here in RUclips ❤❤❤
Uppp
Thank you for this vee! 🥹 Aiah's truly stunning 🫶🏻 even with minimal makeup she stands out 💛
yeeey my Aiah ❤! my labs! 🤙
50:26 “Im in love…” 😭😭😭 me too bruh
Yes Vee, to give you a context:
1. We Bisaya people (Central and Southern Part of the Philippines) can understand tagalog very well because the tv show we are mostly watching growing up are in Tagalog but most of the tagalog people cannot understand bisaya. We bisaya people are having hard time speaking tagalog, thus, we prefer talking in english instead.
2. For bisaya, the word "Kuan" is something we use as substitute to "ahmm" or just incase we don't want to mention a specific name of a person, place or a thing. For example instead of saying "We went to the place called Manila" sometimes we Bisaya say it as "We went to a place called Kuan". For a person, we say it as "I saw Aiah eating with Mikha in a restaurant" but we as bisaya we say it sometimes as "I saw Aiah eating with Kuan in a restaurant".
3. Cebu is the oldest city of the Philippines but Aiah live in a small island called Mactan Island and the capital of island is Lapu-lapu City.
I like the way you smile..omg..bisaya dialect is jst one of the many dialect of the phil.
KUAN is refers to the expression in English as "um" which is the part of conversation whenever you are constructing the word in your mind, it's like a buffering on a computer 😁
But aside from being a filler word, I sense that sometimes it's purposely used to describe something abstract or something one can't express/describe precisely? So in a way, Melai was right in saying that Kuan is everything? I'm not Bisaya, btw. It's just how I understand/interpret it based on how I hear it being used on the show.
@@ma.dolldoll9003 yes true im bisaya from bohol
Your smile Vee, is so precious.😊
I think you are also a visual yourself. 👍
Blooms Attendance Check 👇🌸
There are a lot of languages in the Philippines and most are not mutually intelligible with each other. Many Filipinos refer to them as "dialects" but in actuality, they are different languages.
It's Dialect
@@johnmarkcid9657theyre called languages, libre lang google
Aiah's beauty gets more attention than her talent. She knows how to play the piano, guitar, beatbox, draw, paint, and even calligraphy is part of her skillset. But her beauty often overshadows her talent. She's also smart, and her choice of words is always on point.😍
i cant get over the English accent ... love it
Thanks for all these contents vee!
Vee's gesture on the thumbnail. 😂 Only legends know.😉😁 👍
Fun fact, Bisaya people especially those who lived in cebu are more comfortable speaking in bisaya-english more than tagalog. It's more like Tagalog or Filipino words are more foreign than English there.
My most favorite is your smile
At last i've been waiting for this Vee..thank u so much..DAGHANG SALAMAT.. (bisaya for THANK YOU).muahh☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️
This kuan on one is really good watch
I find it so cute the way vee is imitating every tagalog/bisaya word 😍 I’ll never be surprised if one day she becomes a tagalog/bisaya fluent speaker 😅😘
Happy u react to kuan on one with bini aiah vee,i am from bicol region where bini gwen come from we speak bicol dialect and tagalog but i understand bisaya because i worked in gensan for almost 2 years... i learned to speak and understand bisaya😊❤... hope u react to their podcast vee the mikhaiah podcast theres english subs already from 8tiltheend u can now understand the topic of mikha and aiah there😊❤.... thanks vee❤❤❤...
Vee knows about this already. I hope she will react to this soon.
@@8TillDend oh yes,excited for that😘😍😍...
Fact for non Filipino viewers - the Bisaya language is discriminated in Luzon (mostly tagalog speakers) - there's a inter country racism in the philippines. That's why it's a big deal when celebrities are Bisaya.
Miss vee is in love! 😅😅😅
Darna is like a wonder woman in the Philippines, they are remaking it almost trice in every decade, therefore they're making an audition for the new face of the character and to build up the character as well as the artist.
Tagalog language is taught in school throughout the country as it is the national language so most of the other dialect speakers in the Philippines can understand (and some are able to speak well) Tagalog while native Tagalog folks may have a hard time speaking other dialects.
Therefore, by default, most (if not all) non Tagalog speaking Filipinos will grow to learn 2 dialects -- their own dialect (e.g. Bisaya, Ilonggo, Waray, etc) AND Tagalog.
Robi domingo with Bini, Fun to watch
Dati tayo ang nanonood ng mga interviews ng korean idols na may subtitles ngayon tagalog/bisaya na ang pinapanood ng ibang lahi na may subtitles. Haha. Salamat sa Bini ganito pla feeling ng mga koreano. ❤❤
OMG i have been waiting for this! thanks vee ✨
I am from Pampanga, Philippines. Our dialect here is Capampangan, it is very different from Tagalog and Bisaya. I don’t understand Bisaya. Every dialect are really different. If I go to other province feels like a totally different country.
Eyyyy!! Finally!!🤙🏼💙
there are many languages in the philippines and bisaya is one them visayas and mindanao speaks bisaya. yes! we bisaya can understand tagalog but it's sometimes hard for us to construct word from bisaya to tagalog that's why it's hard for us to speak in tagalog because be bisaya we have a hard tongue hahaha!
I'm from Cebu City. To travel to Aiah's place in Mactan/Opon/Lapu-lapu City, it would take about 2 hours with normal traffic.
Yeah right, they all have own unique beauty.
Daghang salamat lodicakes🤙
Tagalog or Filipino language is the national language and taught in school from grades 1 to 12 and sometimes on college depends on your degree. While bisaya is not taught formally it is a one of the native languages in the south of Phil. Most bisayan prefer to speak English rather than tagalog, they're still angry on why tagalog becomes the national language 😅😅😅.
Attendance check blooms:
andito ka na naman!!!!!!
🤙🤙🤙🤙 2 pumalit ka na kay 8tilldend sa attendance ahaha
yes! 🤙🤙🤙
There are 100+ dialects in the Philippines islands and Tagalog and English connect the locals here
18:45 Darna is a Pinoy superhero ... imagine Wonder Woman but Filipino
Hi!! miss beautiful vee, please react to Robi D with BINI it's so hilarious
Bisaya is a language. Tagalog is a language. Ilocano is a language. You will see Filipinos use the word dialect incorrectly as a dialect is a variation of a language but they call other languages dialects somehow. The main characteristic of a dialect is that they can mutually understand each other. However the 3 languages I listed can’t understand one another. They are all part of the austronesian family of languages similar to malay/indo malay. To understand how new languages are formed is that a dialect evolves so much that it turns into a language. So if we think of the mother tongue as austronesian then the evolved dialects of the language are the main ones we know of today. Another example is Latin (mother) evolved would be Spanish Portuguese Italian etc. hope the Filipinos read this 🤣
Wow! You'll learning vee bisaya and Tagalog ❤❤❤😊
Hi Vee... "Kuan" is a term bisaya people use to replace words when we have difficulty to express something or when we forget the right term of the things we want to say. It can be use to replace anything and everything. Like when you describe thing like.. You know the "kuan" the one we use to "kuan" the "kuan". We also usually use it with actions when we talk like we are playing charade.
"kuan" has a ton of meanings, and you can use it in a bunch of different ways. The most common way to use it is as a filler word, kind of like how we use "uh" or "um" in English. 41:36
Yup even here in bicol we used 'kuan' in every conversation esp. in times we forgot the word we speak like "pakuha ng kuan" if we forgot the thing we need😅...
41:10 When think of something or explaining something but you cant put in words, a place, things, names, time, everything. You replace it to "KUAN." Its tip of your tounge but you cant tell it, replaced it with "kuan" in tagalog we use "ano"
Oh no!! Melai's shriek 😂😂😂 I love her but I'm thankful that the commercial for her show was removed on FPJ's Batang Quiapo commercial breaks.. It almost had me on heart attack while i was watching half-asleep. 😂😂😂
KA GWAPA GYUD NI AIAH-BEBE BAH ❤❤(Bisaya)
Manisan ka ged tayan (Youre so beautiful my darling / Maguindanaoun)
Dear Vee wait till you hear our other dialects. But if you want to learn Filipino.. the easiest will be tagalog and bisaya and it is widely used too so wherever you are in the Philippines someone will understand you but yeah they can understand English too soo 😂
Thanks 4 the rv
please upload also the ultimate guide here in youtube veeeeeeee😊😊😊
Robi domingo vlog with Bini
Idol = lodi (spelled backward)
Lodicakes (wordplay)
FINALLY ❤
Basta basta = so so
for me melia(host) is a good comedian actress here in Philippines for me shes not trying to be funny it seems natural for her to make people laugh very spontaneous, not like the other comedian, thats why i love her cz shes being her self all the time ❤


Blooms attendance. eeyyy! 🤙🤙
You should react Asiyafest 2024 of Bini live performance there with live band performance.
43:00 aiah has a clothing line now called arc ran by her family
Their Bisaya is called "Cebuano Language" different from "Tagalog Language".
I miss you Veeeee
There's a lot of dialect in Philippines their is 170 dialect and language that spoke in whole Philippines
tagalog speakers cant understand bisaya but mostly bisaya speakers can speak or understand tagalog/filipino.
national language is filipino but we have a hundred tons of other language.
also colet's bisaya and aiah's bisaya are different. 😅
they can understand each other but some words are different from their bisaya roots.
different island different language.
Bisaya are people from Visayas and Mindanao. Tagalog is Luzon Island. The Philippines has 3 Major Islands. Luzon, Visayas Mindanao. You can hear these words from the Lagi song. Tagalog(Filipino) is our National Language.
Eyyy 🤙🤙🤙🤙
Bisaya is one of many dialects here in the Philippines. It originates in the Visayas region (middle part of the Philippines) and some parts of Mindanao (bottom part of the Philippines).
language*
please react to the music video bini- jeremy g. aiah is in the music video
Bisaya was one of 176+ dialect in the Philippines, Bisaya was known in Visaya region and other parts of Mindanao
language*
I was about to recommend the podcast ng walang mga jowa nila mikha at Aiah, but I remember that you said there's no eng sub. Sadded that was a great talk between them
LODIcakes (IDOLcakes, just the word idol spelled backwards) which is very common here 😅
They are all related languages but since the Philippines was the initial expansion point from the homeland of the Austronesian speakers*, Taiwan , there tends to be a huge diversity in languages. Each island tend to have their own languages. Sometimes, even two or three or even more for the larger islands! It's actually not that uncommon to have two languages on opposite sides of one island facing another island as it is much easier to travel via water than traversing the mountainous inland of most Philippine islands.
It's definitely a continuum when it comes to intelligibility as those closer to each other geographically will tend to understand each other more versus someone farther away. Hence, Tagalogs cannot really understand Bisaya without an intermediary and both cannot understand someone from the more extreme South of the country. There is also this long debunked notion that many of these are just dialects. Most linguists now consider many once considered dialects as full blown languages on their own. For example, Bisaya [Cebuano] and Illongo [Hiligaynon from Iloilo and West Negros and Guimaras]. As someone whose parents are both Illongo, I understand my roommate about 70% of the time whenever she speaks Bisaya.
BTW, most people equate Tagalog and Filipino as the same thing but it really isn't. Filipino is largely derived from Tagalog (about 85%) but Filipino also incorporates Spanish, English, and other words from other Philippine languages. It's basically a mostly a standardized version of Tagalog with significant modern and historical influences incorporated in. There are definitely instances where I go blank when someone use an especially deep classical Tagalog word.
I'd like to add that one wonderful side effect of this rich diversity in linguistics is that there are some Filipino artists who sing in Bisaya or other Philippine languages so some Filipinos get to have the same experience as a non-Filipino P-pop listener, in that you might have to turn the captions on when you listen to some of these songs. Neat huh?
This Bisaya national talk show is definitely a recent and very welcome development. These used to only exist regionally so it's awesome to see Quan On One having such a bigger reach to highlight the other Filipino languages of the Philippines. It's a huge unexplored cultural and artistic goldmine.
*=Austronesian is the language family that indigenous Taiwanese (non-Han) languages, Filipino, Tagalog, Bisaya, Malaysian, Hawaiian, Chammoro [Guam], Champa [indigenous of south Vietnam], Malagasy [Madagascar], Māori (NZ), Rapa Nui [Easter Island] languages etc, belong to.
Eeeyyy vee🤙🤙🤙
Daghang salamat for this haha ❤❤
What happened to Aiah last December 2023 (as shared in this interview) is different from what she shared in the documentary. What happened to her last June 2024 (as shared in the docu) is a lot worse.
when po kay colet
Ahaha i feel like im foreign i dont understand bisaya 😂
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Tagalog is our main language and english is 2nd .. Bisaya is one of many dialects here in the ph.
Bisaya, or in Aiah's case here "Cebuano" is a language and not a dialect.
Cebuano language has dialects like Cebuano in Cebu vs Cebuano in Bohol.
Tagalog Language also has dialects like Manila dialect and Batangueno dialect.
Bisaya is language not a dialect
@@biereng9219 ow I see thanks
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The bisayan people can understand Tagalog while the Tagalog people can't understand bisaya, it may not all but mostly are do.
It's like Tagalog/Filipino is the national language / common language in Philippines, so basically Bisaya and people from Mindanao can understand Tagalog. But Tagalog speakers can't understand Bisaya 🤣.
first ❤🎉
Tagalog speakers cannot understand Bisaya since they were not taught that in school, in media, in official documents etc.
Unlike Bisaya speakers, we understand Tagalog since it is one of our official languages alongside English. Our official documents, our media, in school, etc are mostly either Tagalog or English.
"Kuan" is just like a filler word if you forgot what name, thing, place or word it is, you just replace with "Kuan". This is common in Bisaya 😅
About "Lodicakes" it is just a word play from a Filipino slang word "Lodi" which you revert it, it is "Idol" 😅
"Yawyaw"is just ranting in Bisaya 😅
yawyaw = babble, babbling
Bisaya people can understand and speak Tagalog, while Tagalog people can't understand bisaya.
YOU LOOKLIKE FROM SOUTHERN. YOUR SPOKENING WHAT.??? 🙄🙄🙄
'Kuan' or 'kuwan' is the word you use to substitute for the word that you can't remember right away. It's comparable to the British' 'err' and to the American's 'uhmm'