MUST WATCH Expats guide to Filipino gestures in 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • This video I cover the unique gestures that Filipinos. Here I cover gestures that Expats must know when navigating through the Filipino Culture.
    Lip Pointing: 0:51
    Ready to Pay: 2:13
    Come Here: 2:40
    Attention Kissing: 3:18
    Let's Eat: 3:52
    Saying Hello: 4:50
    Excuse Me: 5:30
    Dead Stare: 6:46
    Hand Blessing: 7:04
    I don't understand: 7:55
    Hissing Call: 8:10
    Eye Contact: 8:59
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Комментарии • 63

  • @zam023
    @zam023 3 года назад +6

    6:03 that applies to most East Asian culture around the South China Sea. Make a slight bow with both palms in vertical pose and walk past politely. It is a gesture to say "Excuse me". The older (in comparison to you) the two people you are trying to walk past, the lower the bow, it is not an exaggeration.

  • @hendrikbaptiste7901
    @hendrikbaptiste7901 3 года назад +6

    I’m Native American and we do lots of these same gestures too. Especially pointing with lips lol. Was taught that pointing with your finger is rude too

  • @Amgielita
    @Amgielita 5 месяцев назад +1

    True!

  • @MS-zt7td
    @MS-zt7td Год назад +1

    I'm an American living in Cavite. I knew all but the dead stare and looking elders in the eyes. As you know, we Americans are taught to look somebody in the eyes when they're talking to us, especially our elders.

    • @DumaLife
      @DumaLife  Год назад +1

      Yeah a lot of cultures differences and similarities

  • @SternDrive
    @SternDrive 8 месяцев назад

    My Mom and Grandmother lived in the Philippines in Calipan, Oriental Mindoro. So even though I have never been to the Philippines I am familiar with lots of these gestures.

  • @johnnystrickler9155
    @johnnystrickler9155 Месяц назад

    Thanks for sharing, po. 🇺🇸❤️🇵🇭

  • @Amgielita
    @Amgielita 5 месяцев назад +1

    Mexican style they whistle in air. I had to learn it because it works

  • @LightHousework
    @LightHousework Год назад +2

    I've noticed a Filipina friend moves her hands in an interesting way. I wish I had it on video. I'd upload some footage of it if she'd give me her permission, but I haven't seen her in a long time.

  • @PhilstoPhx
    @PhilstoPhx 5 лет назад +9

    The first time my wife did the come here thing, I saw a chair next to me so I sat down. She gave me a rather dirty look and I was like what did i do?! 😁😂😁

    • @DumaLife
      @DumaLife  5 лет назад +1

      haha I still get confuse with the things my wife does.

  • @nataliaedison773
    @nataliaedison773 3 года назад +2

    I have a degree in communication studies, and am planning to land in Fldumaguete next June. Thank you.

  • @lawrencelou3545
    @lawrencelou3545 2 года назад

    Point with pouted lips when both hands are pre occupied with carrying or doing things.. it is an ancient gesture handed down..

  • @ryzoncuartero20
    @ryzoncuartero20 3 года назад +2

    True 😄

  • @donboehner6005
    @donboehner6005 9 месяцев назад

    Interesting 🙂

  • @poopookhan1261
    @poopookhan1261 6 месяцев назад +1

    You haven’t covered my favorite,the upward head nod with involvement of the eyebrows! Especially street vendors wher they dont know what you said but tentatively want to agree with me the odd foreigner. Can you explain that one!

  • @RoseBill423
    @RoseBill423 2 года назад +2

    Lol!! Yo that's so funny my guy. I'm Italian from Queens and now thanks to u I understand my Filipina GF better now...lol Salamat!! Haha ima do the lip pointing thing with her lol. I mean we do that here in NYC but it's like well for me ...look at this jerkoff lol!! Good video I subscribed 👍 God bless

    • @DumaLife
      @DumaLife  2 года назад

      Lol thanks for watching man!

  • @beatrizobien8091
    @beatrizobien8091 2 года назад

    I finally found a perfect answer for my purcom 😁 thanks 😊

  • @mengrojas7885
    @mengrojas7885 2 года назад

    This is so funny!! I can relate 🤣

  • @baraki808
    @baraki808 3 года назад +2

    We don't have "Hello" in Ilonggo. Weird right we just say how are you? or Good morning,afternoon,night.

    • @DumaLife
      @DumaLife  3 года назад

      That’s pretty unique

  • @enriqueramirez8857
    @enriqueramirez8857 4 года назад +1

    Omg,, I'm gonna die,, thanks for help💖

    • @DumaLife
      @DumaLife  4 года назад +1

      Thanks for watching

  • @nandorblue
    @nandorblue 5 лет назад +6

    Mano Po is not common among Ilonggos it's more popular among Tagalogs. Not looking into my parent's eyes while talking to me was considered disrespectful in my culture. I'm Hungarian.

    • @DumaLife
      @DumaLife  5 лет назад +3

      Yeah even in when I'm angry I would never look my parents in the eye lol

    • @clustervideos279
      @clustervideos279 4 года назад

      We, Cebuanos, call "Mano po" as "Amin".

    • @warrenjaycarmen6285
      @warrenjaycarmen6285 3 года назад +1

      sorry sir.. mano po.. its a common for ilonggo also.. we called "amen"..

    • @nandorblue
      @nandorblue 3 года назад +2

      @@warrenjaycarmen6285 My Ilongga wife disagrees. She says where she lived in Negros Occidental it's not common at all. Interestingly she doesn't know if Ilonggos use Mano Po in Panay or south Masbate where Ilonggos live.

    • @warrenjaycarmen6285
      @warrenjaycarmen6285 3 года назад +1

      @nandorman... even in my family also if my parents angry to us.. we are not look eye to eye contact to them also.. because that is disrectful to them if we do that...

  • @Amgielita
    @Amgielita 5 месяцев назад +1

    Eye brows are old school. Now u nod upward

  • @DWebbTheOldHead
    @DWebbTheOldHead 4 года назад +1

    “Check please!”

  • @scottyork8831
    @scottyork8831 Год назад

    The eat sign is ASL for eat.

  • @kctjohnson
    @kctjohnson 3 года назад

    Omg i do all of this 😆

  • @jerichovasquez3342
    @jerichovasquez3342 2 года назад

    Can I ask , what is the gestures in the davao region ?

  • @abefernandez6546
    @abefernandez6546 3 года назад +2

    It's mana po. 😂. You got me fucking rolling over here with the gestures. Totally forgot these existed. 😂. I still do some of these to my friends who are American just to fuck with them.

    • @jasminesmith1038
      @jasminesmith1038 2 года назад +3

      No, it's "mano po". 🤣

    • @chilioil7686
      @chilioil7686 2 года назад

      nah dude it's "mano" - the verbal gesture to say you'll do the bless thing to your elder. Mana is the Filipino word for heritage/inheritance or in anime it's the energy required to do magic 🤣

    • @abefernandez6546
      @abefernandez6546 2 года назад

      @@chilioil7686 spelt it wrong. I do speak tagalog, bisaya and illonggo. Don't really need to tell me that. 😂

    • @abefernandez6546
      @abefernandez6546 2 года назад

      @@chilioil7686 mano is actually a spanish word meaning hand. But we have butchered so many spanish words it totally means something else. 😂. Filipinos still use the term as in "mano mano" or in Spanish mano a mano for hand to hand. Words like Pero, Lamisa, Maiz, Tio and Tia, etc.

    • @abefernandez6546
      @abefernandez6546 2 года назад

      @@jasminesmith1038 misspelled.

  • @ayrasanmiguel9363
    @ayrasanmiguel9363 3 года назад +1

    It's Mano Po

  • @chrislion6777
    @chrislion6777 5 лет назад +7

    Only 16 views? Man I m really pissed,u really have entertaining vlogs and get few views,so many Chanel's get heavy viewership with dumb content,some have scantily dressed women on it and wow millions of views,,,,,i was actually laughing coz I had similar experiences with the pucker lips ,I thought they were coming on to me,or on my first day in the PH I was waiting for a tricycle they would stop ,I gave them my destination all they did is look straight ahead an noded their heads,I thought they meant come in,instead they left me hanging out there with my mouth open,I m thinking wtf was that the driver motioned ok with his head but than took off,I thought the guy was just f,,,,cking with me,but no soon after I found out that nod of the head didn't mean yes,but it means no,,,,it takes a while to get used to their gestures

    • @DumaLife
      @DumaLife  5 лет назад

      What can you do about the growth of the channel I dunno...I guess I have to dress up in a bikini haha. Yeah your def right about the learning curve because I had to get used to it when I moved back.

    • @tropicallivingoverseas5202
      @tropicallivingoverseas5202 5 лет назад +1

      The ones interested in this subject like the expats and wannabe expats haven't picked up on this channel yet. I think you need some shoutouts by the established channels like Philippine Dreams or Bud Brown.

  • @laurenmontera9516
    @laurenmontera9516 2 года назад

    I thought the rectangle was a menu.

  • @---Pahinga---
    @---Pahinga--- 4 года назад +1

    Menu please

  • @graziella257
    @graziella257 2 года назад +2

    Hahahahahhhah

  • @katevelasco20
    @katevelasco20 3 года назад +1

    Hhhha🤭

  • @ryzoncuartero20
    @ryzoncuartero20 3 года назад +2

    True 😄