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.
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.
Her style is kinda more hiphop. She can sing, can dance, can rap even beatbox! I love Mikha and Stacey's rapping skills, but Aiah is also amazing. Her soft tone and especially her rap in her solo performance was really top shelf!❤
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.😍
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
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. ❤❤
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
Yes they have their own unique beauty. Aiah is just on a different level, plus her intelligence, well spoken, kind hearted, humor, she just has so much in her that makes her adorable.
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". So the word "Kuan" technically can be anything. 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.
Lodicakes = idol, celeb, someone you admire, someone who's good at something. Filipinos likes reversing words. Idol = lodi. So instead of saying you're my idol, filipinos would just say lodi or lodicakes.
"Kuan" is a commonly used placeholder word in Cebuano (Bisaya) that functions similarly to "um," "thing," or "whatchamacallit" in English. It is often used when someone can't immediately think of the exact word they want to say or as a way to reference something vague. It’s a versatile term that can fill in for nouns, verbs, or even ideas in a conversation, and the meaning is usually understood based on context. For example: - "Pwede ko kuan sa imong cellphone?" (Can I borrow your, you know, cellphone?) - "Ang kuan nga meeting ugma." (The, you know, meeting is tomorrow.)
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.
To give you context: Philippines has about hundreds of different languages and dialects since we are composed of 7,000+ islands having regions and provinces with their own unique culture and language. To foster unity in the country, in school, all of us are taught basically two national languages which are English and Tagalog (more appropriately Filipino). That's why Filipinos are at least bi or trilingual. If you're from the provinces like Aiah, she knows Bisaya/Cebuano, Tagalog/Filipino, and English. For those born in Tagalog islands, they would probably only speak Tagalog and English. So most people in the provinces can understand and speak Tagalog, while the opposite is rare. Tagalog/Filipino is taught so that no matter where you're from and where you go in the Philippines, Filipinos can still easily communicate with each other.
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.
That's what the older generations have been taught kasi. The regional languages have been downgraded as dialects to put emphasis on the instruction of Tagalog as the national language because historically Manila has been the seat of government.
@@johnmarkcid9657linguists would say otherwise. Yes part of the same language tree but I wouldn't call Cebuano a dialect of tagalog. For example. Cebuano is a dialect of Bisaya, same as Hiligaynon, Waray etc. The same goes for Batangeño, Pangasinense, Bicolana are dialects of Tagalog.
@@1anfinity08Bikol is a major Philippine language on its own and is composed of many sublanguages (Central, Rinconada, Bisakol, etc). It is definitely NOT a Tagalog dialect.
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 😅😘
It's so funny how i can understand Aiah when she speaks bisaya, even though i'm bicolana like Gwenny. but when Colet speaks, i can't understand her. i think it's because of the bohol accent; they speak faster.
Melay is one of the grand winners of PBB and is an amazing comedienne. She's also one of the most genuine people in the Philippine showbiz industry and she's always shown her love and support for Bini since the beginner ❤
kapag naka smile si vee habang pinapanood si aiah kinikilig si ako 🤭 nakakamiss din pala sila 🥺 hindi na kasi ako active sa twitter. nag lie low muna ako sa bloomtwt sa personal na kadahilanan.
The time when Aiah mentioned that she needed the support of her mother, it was actually different from what happened recently before the concert. Like what Jhoanna had mentioned during the documentary, it's not the 1st time that it happened to her (aiah). Even from their previous vids/vlogs others and even Aiah is aware that she over think a lot. I really hope and pray that she is now ok. I hope God will bless them not only with physical but also mental health.
Love Your reaction Vee^^, and FYI: As far as i know all over the Philippines even if there are a lot of languages from each region, but we will still can understand Tagalog or English because of our School, there is a Filipino & English Subject that is why most Filipinos understand both Tagalog and English.
Languages po sila. A dialect is a variant of a language... examples: Batangueño Tagalog, Bulakeño Tagalog. Maloi is from Batangas but live/s in Cavite, Jhoanna is from Laguna, these areas speak different versions of Tagalog. BINi Gwen speaks a dialect of Bikol spoken in Albay which is different from those spoken in CamSur or CamNorte.
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.
Funny thing is we Filipinos who grew up in Manila don't know other Filipino dialects only Tagalog and English but the ones who grew up in the provinces knows Bisaya Tagalog and English and other Filipino dialects.
If you live in Luzon, you are able to speak and understand tagalog,.if you live in Visayas and Mindanao, you're a Bisaya speaker. If you're a Bisaya, your second language is English, 3rd is Tagalog Or your regional language. Coz you still have that depends what region your living in.
If you are interested with Aiah's past relationship and how she handles the heartbreak (it was inspiring), you may check out their "Podcast nang mga walang Jowa" episode 1. There's no english subtitles but don't worry, they were talking English most of the time.
Thank you for this Vee! I hope you could upload Colet's interview here as well ❤🇵🇭 Btw, Darna is a Philippine television drama superhero action fantasy series that aired on Kapamilya Channel.
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❤❤❤...
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!
Hi miss Vee,ahm here's bisaya word I share to you😊😊😊guwapa kaayo ka - it means your so beautiful Gihigugma ko Ikaw - it means I really love you Amping ka perme -it means take care always HOPE YOU APPRECIATE miss vee🥰🥰🤙🤙🤙
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.
"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😅...
Yes bisaya and Tagalog are different Aiah and colet are bisaya Gwen is bicolano another language in ph Jhoanna- is more into deeper part speaker of Tagalog
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.
Hi vee🤗🤗 Kuan is a Bisaya Expression. We usually use it as a first word to say when we need to answer some questions or we can't think directly of what we need to say or answer. So most probably it's just a common expression.
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.
Vee, most tagalog speakers cannot speak nor understand bisaya, however, it also depends as the bisaya people have huge population here in PH so SOME Tagalog speakers can speak/understand some words but cannot construct a sentence with full bisaya (might be influenced by their friends or by the people they casually met). On the other hand, MOST Bisaya people can speak/understand tagalog as this is the main language of Filipinos. Both tagalog (called as Filipino subject/class) and english subjects/class are taught in PH schools thus majority of us can speak english, either fluent or broken, as it is considered as a second/third language by most.
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.
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You can find my reaction to COLET’s episode on Patreon :) I hope you enjoy ❤
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 🧡🧡
Waiting on youtube.
Pleaseee upload it also here in youtube 🥺
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.
Her style is kinda more hiphop. She can sing, can dance, can rap even beatbox! I love Mikha and Stacey's rapping skills, but Aiah is also amazing. Her soft tone and especially her rap in her solo performance was really top shelf!❤
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.😍
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
Super agree...napakalapit ko sa kanya sa sobrang ganda nya nakalimutan ko magpa picture nakatitig nalang ako
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. ❤❤
Aiah is so gorgeous and your beautiful too
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
Yes they have their own unique beauty. Aiah is just on a different level, plus her intelligence, well spoken, kind hearted, humor, she just has so much in her that makes her adorable.
Aiah is my happy pill...i love her......the way she smile....watching from bahrain
Bini particularly Aiah is my pahinga din ❤
The more you know Aiah's personality the more that you will love her. She is kind-hearted.
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". So the word "Kuan" technically can be anything.
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.
Very well said
kuan is also..is like my HEART IS KUAN FOR YOU😅😅🤞✌️✌️✌️..ARUY AGOY AGOYYY🤣🤣🤣✌️✌️✌️
KUAN is a direct equivalent (i think) of the tagalog word ANO. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Miss vee aiah wins miss silka 2018 but shes humbly never share it any of her interview'
Thats what makes her more beautiful inside out♥️♥️♥️
AIAH AND VEE is my Happy Pill..hope they will meet in person... fingers cross🤞🤞🤞
Lodicakes = idol, celeb, someone you admire, someone who's good at something. Filipinos likes reversing words. Idol = lodi. So instead of saying you're my idol, filipinos would just say lodi or lodicakes.
Your smile Vee, is so precious.😊
I think you are also a visual yourself. 👍
i saw Aiah in person, it's just like,Damn.no words can defined how Gorgeous she is🥰
Aiah is my happy pill! 😍 thank you for this video vee
Yes @vee...we tagalog speakers cannot understand bisaya speakers. It's like totally a different language for us 😂
Darna is a popular wonder woman inspired filipino superhero character.
"Kuan" is a commonly used placeholder word in Cebuano (Bisaya) that functions similarly to "um," "thing," or "whatchamacallit" in English. It is often used when someone can't immediately think of the exact word they want to say or as a way to reference something vague. It’s a versatile term that can fill in for nouns, verbs, or even ideas in a conversation, and the meaning is usually understood based on context.
For example:
- "Pwede ko kuan sa imong cellphone?" (Can I borrow your, you know, cellphone?)
- "Ang kuan nga meeting ugma." (The, you know, meeting is tomorrow.)
aiah wisdom 😊
Glad you reacted on this Aiah special! I love her humbleness.
Bini Aiah is so pretty...aiah destined as BINi
Thank you for this vee! 🥹 Aiah's truly stunning 🫶🏻 even with minimal makeup she stands out 💛
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
If we forgot the name of something that we wanted to say we said the "kuan "until we'll remember
And also we used it when we gossip someone that we don't want to say the name.😂 so it means "kuan" is for everything in bisaya
I think of it as “you know “ in English
To give you context:
Philippines has about hundreds of different languages and dialects since we are composed of 7,000+ islands having regions and provinces with their own unique culture and language.
To foster unity in the country, in school, all of us are taught basically two national languages which are English and Tagalog (more appropriately Filipino).
That's why Filipinos are at least bi or trilingual. If you're from the provinces like Aiah, she knows Bisaya/Cebuano, Tagalog/Filipino, and English.
For those born in Tagalog islands, they would probably only speak Tagalog and English.
So most people in the provinces can understand and speak Tagalog, while the opposite is rare.
Tagalog/Filipino is taught so that no matter where you're from and where you go in the Philippines, Filipinos can still easily communicate with each other.
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
That's what the older generations have been taught kasi. The regional languages have been downgraded as dialects to put emphasis on the instruction of Tagalog as the national language because historically Manila has been the seat of government.
@@johnmarkcid9657linguists would say otherwise. Yes part of the same language tree but I wouldn't call Cebuano a dialect of tagalog. For example. Cebuano is a dialect of Bisaya, same as Hiligaynon, Waray etc. The same goes for Batangeño, Pangasinense, Bicolana are dialects of Tagalog.
@@1anfinity08Bikol is a major Philippine language on its own and is composed of many sublanguages (Central, Rinconada, Bisakol, etc). It is definitely NOT a Tagalog dialect.
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 😅😘
Thanks for all these contents vee!
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
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yes I agree. Bini x Robi d is definitely a must watch esp for baby blooms
It's so funny how i can understand Aiah when she speaks bisaya, even though i'm bicolana like Gwenny. but when Colet speaks, i can't understand her. i think it's because of the bohol accent; they speak faster.
Melay is one of the grand winners of PBB and is an amazing comedienne. She's also one of the most genuine people in the Philippine showbiz industry and she's always shown her love and support for Bini since the beginner ❤
yeeey my Aiah ❤! my labs! 🤙
Watched it multiple times and now I'm watching it again with you.
Thanks, Veeee! ❤
kapag naka smile si vee habang pinapanood si aiah kinikilig si ako 🤭 nakakamiss din pala sila 🥺 hindi na kasi ako active sa twitter. nag lie low muna ako sa bloomtwt sa personal na kadahilanan.
The time when Aiah mentioned that she needed the support of her mother, it was actually different from what happened recently before the concert. Like what Jhoanna had mentioned during the documentary, it's not the 1st time that it happened to her (aiah). Even from their previous vids/vlogs others and even Aiah is aware that she over think a lot. I really hope and pray that she is now ok. I hope God will bless them not only with physical but also mental health.
Bisaya and Cebuano
Is one word ❤😊
Love Your reaction Vee^^, and FYI: As far as i know all over the Philippines even if there are a lot of languages from each region, but we will still can understand Tagalog or English because of our School, there is a Filipino & English Subject that is why most Filipinos understand both Tagalog and English.
Tagalog and Bisaya are very different dialects. We have hard time learning Bisaya huhu. So glad you enjoyed the interview. Aiah is my fave!!
Languages po sila. A dialect is a variant of a language... examples: Batangueño Tagalog, Bulakeño Tagalog. Maloi is from Batangas but live/s in Cavite, Jhoanna is from Laguna, these areas speak different versions of Tagalog. BINi Gwen speaks a dialect of Bikol spoken in Albay which is different from those spoken in CamSur or CamNorte.
@@junea8719 Thanks po, appreciate your corrections!
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.
Funny thing is we Filipinos who grew up in Manila don't know other Filipino dialects only Tagalog and English but the ones who grew up in the provinces knows Bisaya Tagalog and English and other Filipino dialects.
If you live in Luzon, you are able to speak and understand tagalog,.if you live in Visayas and Mindanao, you're a Bisaya speaker. If you're a Bisaya, your second language is English, 3rd is Tagalog Or your regional language. Coz you still have that depends what region your living in.
This kuan on one is really good watch
Thankyou for this vee im waiting for colet's Kuan On One too 😊❤
Darna is a mythical creature/super hero,the Filipino version of wonder woman.
Thank you for reacting to this interview❤ I ❤ Aiah
If you are interested with Aiah's past relationship and how she handles the heartbreak (it was inspiring), you may check out their "Podcast nang mga walang Jowa" episode 1. There's no english subtitles but don't worry, they were talking English most of the time.
Kuan is everything😅
Tagalog is like more widely used and Bisaya is one of the major regional dialects. So, it is safe to say more Visayans speak tagalog flexibly.
vee & aiah magka look a like na same gwapa/maganda
Thank you for this Vee! I hope you could upload Colet's interview here as well ❤🇵🇭
Btw, Darna is a Philippine television drama superhero action fantasy series that aired on Kapamilya Channel.
Yeah, bisaya is like a foreign language for tagalog speakers.
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😘😍😍...
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!
Hi miss Vee,ahm here's bisaya word I share to you😊😊😊guwapa kaayo ka - it means your so beautiful
Gihigugma ko Ikaw - it means I really love you
Amping ka perme -it means take care always
HOPE YOU APPRECIATE miss vee🥰🥰🤙🤙🤙
At last i've been waiting for this Vee..thank u so much..DAGHANG SALAMAT.. (bisaya for THANK YOU).muahh☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️
Your earrings though ✨
Robi domingo with Bini, Fun to watch
Blooms Attendance Check 👇🌸
Vee learning tagalog words is sweet 🥰
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.
Darna is a filipina hero movie
I like the way you smile..omg..bisaya dialect is jst one of the many dialect of the phil.
Attendance check blooms:
andito ka na naman!!!!!!
🤙🤙🤙🤙 2 pumalit ka na kay 8tilldend sa attendance ahaha
"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😅...
Filler po essentially
Melai is actually an English teacher before joining PBB (PINOY BIG BROTHER) and being famous.
Rapping melai 🤣 it really is just the way they speak as bisaya.
Btw, its worth noting that Vee is also pretty herself 🤙🤙🤙
try to watch bini aiah star magic hot summer
Miss vee is in love! 😅😅😅
The story about how the got Aiah is in the BORN TO WIN DOCUSERIES
OMG i have been waiting for this! thanks vee ✨
Daghang salamat lodicakes🤙
Kuan on one bini colet on youtube please 🙏🙏🙏
Vee's gesture on the thumbnail. 😂 Only legends know.😉😁 👍
Yes bisaya and Tagalog are different
Aiah and colet are bisaya
Gwen is bicolano another language in ph
Jhoanna- is more into deeper part speaker of Tagalog
Sheena is ilocano too. I think? She's from Isabela?
hello vee those who speak pure Tagalog dialect can't understand Bisaya but those speaking Bisaya just like me can understand Tagalog
She is smart
43:00 aiah has a clothing line now called arc ran by her family
Hi!! miss beautiful vee, please react to Robi D with BINI it's so hilarious
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.
18:45 Darna is a Pinoy superhero ... imagine Wonder Woman but Filipino
The tagalog people not understand Bisaya rather than bisaya can understand tagalog and easily speak tagalog.
Eyyyy!! Finally!!🤙🏼💙
My baby aiahkins
Hi vee🤗🤗 Kuan is a Bisaya Expression. We usually use it as a first word to say when we need to answer some questions or we can't think directly of what we need to say or answer. So most probably it's just a common expression.
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.
Language po ang Kapampangan....same level as Tagalog
Another episode of Vee simping on Aiah and this time for 55 minutes. HAHAHAHA jk
Blooms attendance. eeyyy! 🤙🤙
Darna is a filipino superhero
41:43 kuan is like loading, when you don't know what you will say or you forgot the name or you just don't know what is it
Vee, most tagalog speakers cannot speak nor understand bisaya, however, it also depends as the bisaya people have huge population here in PH so SOME Tagalog speakers can speak/understand some words but cannot construct a sentence with full bisaya (might be influenced by their friends or by the people they casually met). On the other hand, MOST Bisaya people can speak/understand tagalog as this is the main language of Filipinos. Both tagalog (called as Filipino subject/class) and english subjects/class are taught in PH schools thus majority of us can speak english, either fluent or broken, as it is considered as a second/third language by most.
True like all to me plsssssssss introverted things
50:26 “Im in love…” 😭😭😭 me too bruh
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.
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.
Im just the only one always sees her in the TikTok😂😂
yes! 🤙🤙🤙
The were 12 already there and it was meant to be because they management went all their way to find her
i cant get over the English accent ... love it