her tagalog streams are actually so fun to watch i hope others enjoyed it the same way as us TAG speakers do, I wish millie or someone behind niji should allow her to just directly have subs on stream VOD like idk a week or two after the VOD is up we could have eng subs ready
If I'm not mistaken, there is a setting that allows people to add subtitles to a video. or if you're in millie's membership, you can suggest this to her.
@@akshuallynormie ik about that sub thing before iirc yt turned that off due to some bad things being done related to it but i also dont have millie's membership so sadge
@@akshuallynormie i dont think the company allows that. they are preventing malicious translations that could harm the liver and the company but i really wish they do bc a lot of non-filipino speakers are really missing out
@@fairyklee that's what I thought too since it can mistranslate some words but yeah, her Tagalog humor is very funny and also her dialect accent adds to the humor
@@akshuallynormie I don’t think that’s a thing anymore, because RUclips removed that feature when people were doing malicious translations so now the channel owner has to add them in
2:49 LMAO Whenever the class finds out about a teacher's mistakes in the quiz, the whole classroom will chant "Bonus! Bonus!" and if the teacher is cool with it, we'll get it. Oh highschool...
I wish Millie is our classmate, imagine how many tests we would pass because she contested everything xD Millie is right, long sentences are usually the correct choice in multiple choice 🤣🤣
Ngl this is true here in the Philippines, we make our teacher questions his/her test and all 52 of us classmates would haggle and prove our point while the teachers also counter our argument and this goes back and forth all for that sweet 0.5 points. I love those teachers since they really know how to vibe with us students and our weird antics.
Millie: *always rationalizes why her answer is correct Chat: Bumalik ka na sa upuan mo (Get back to your seat!) Me: *high school PTSD flashbacks O.O Used to do that a LOT too until out professor got fed up at me O.O but... hey... I tried
1:58 OF COURSE they asked the "powerhouse of the cell" question. the most pointless knowledge ever that every school teaches for no goddamn reason lmao
Millie answering all geography questions: "The world". Where is Mount Everest? The world. Where is the longest river? The world. And so on. 0.5 for each.
Reminds me of the times where the teacher announces mid test that a question is bonus and everyone gleefully cheers (To those unaware, bonus questions are when there is a mistake in the question or the answers itself, so sometimes we get a free point for that but more often than not we just have to rewrite some stuff) Also some answers Millie answered are spelled wrong or incomplete and teachers really love the "wrong spelling, wrong" rule or the "full correct name" rule
There are those who end up passing due to multiple discrepancies with the questions, and those who fail due to the smart/sociable kids who argue about the answers. And then there's me who fails either way.
Oh my gosh I do sometimes bargain with my test scores back in college and I use that exact 'mam/ser!' tone OQJWKESJJDJDSJJSJSSJS And then we all cheer when the professor said it would be a BONUS 😋✋🏻
Ahh, forgetting to study (or not studying at all) for an exam and managing to scrape a passing score by contesting test answers. One of the cornerstones of the typical Filipino highschool experience.
The fact that the test was so finicky is why school was bullsh*t for me. "Oh your answer is right, but, this other one fits better, therefore your answer is wrong."
i just recently started watching clips of this woman and you know i just realized hear me out, im very much not into vtubers at all but why does her laugh sound like pekora sometimes like is this the filipino version of pekora now
Oh her laugh used to sound exactly like Pekora back before she became Millie Parfait. It changed gradually over time and became her iconic witch laughas she became Millie Parfait.
The thing is Millie is right for the most part in that those type of test are filled in the blank from a certain data bank and no actual basis to conventional wisdom/knowledge. Like bro who takes those classes with subjective answers, someone who needs to telepathic know someone else’s thoughts? Like answering dos from a simple arithmetic 1+1 and get that wrong because 2 is the acceptable answer. This really triggered me because it really happens with teachers specially in the Philippines because they are nit-picky , like “uh you misspelled the name”, betch you just don’t care and mindlessly checked the data bank answers. Filipinos are notorious with spelling, I realized that after moving overseas because a Filipino can be so uptight that they are better at spelling than a native English speaker.
what i feel like is the rule in the point considerations: 0.5 - when the answer is close enough that it is still technically right (like missing a word or two) but the teacher is still looking for the right answer - when the answer was wrong, but was able to justify it - when it could have been a bonus point, but rather than getting nothing, 0.5 is a good start in starting negotiations Bonus - when the question was not part of past discussions or was not indicated in textbooks given - when there were actually other reasonable answers and the teacher won't be bother to list all of those possible answers - when the question was too confusing that even the teacher starts to question the questions - when the answers are not in the choices (if it's a multiple choice question) or the term/s used were wrong
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No one:
Millie: Ma'am/ Sir, I've come to bargain.
Ginawang demonyo yung prof e. Hahahahahaha
*mamser. Important distinction
this takes me back when i was in highschool and negotiating with teachers for more points after they've given back ur test papers lmao
Philippine schools teaching life skills
Haggling + 1
her tagalog streams are actually so fun to watch i hope others enjoyed it the same way as us TAG speakers do, I wish millie or someone behind niji should allow her to just directly have subs on stream VOD like idk a week or two after the VOD is up we could have eng subs ready
If I'm not mistaken, there is a setting that allows people to add subtitles to a video. or if you're in millie's membership, you can suggest this to her.
@@akshuallynormie ik about that sub thing before iirc yt turned that off due to some bad things being done related to it but i also dont have millie's membership so sadge
@@akshuallynormie i dont think the company allows that. they are preventing malicious translations that could harm the liver and the company but i really wish they do bc a lot of non-filipino speakers are really missing out
@@fairyklee that's what I thought too since it can mistranslate some words but yeah, her Tagalog humor is very funny and also her dialect accent adds to the humor
@@akshuallynormie I don’t think that’s a thing anymore, because RUclips removed that feature when people were doing malicious translations so now the channel owner has to add them in
Her speaking English to her accent thickening while speaking Tagalog cracks me up so much
I love this type of classmates, they contest everything in quizzes or tests making the other students that are short in points to pass the test LMAO.
2:49 LMAO Whenever the class finds out about a teacher's mistakes in the quiz, the whole classroom will chant "Bonus! Bonus!" and if the teacher is cool with it, we'll get it. Oh highschool...
Bakit elementary den naman ah
@@cCasualR mas makapal na mukha ng highschool kaya mas malala
@@cCasualR yep also in elementary especially in exams
Fax
oh my god this is so true lmao
BONUS BONUS BONUS
words you can hear
followed by loud cheering after the teacher gives in and gives the entire class extra points
The kid with 0 points: Ez
Teacher: "but you still have to spell Bonus correctly"
Me and my checking partner literally writing "Bunos": 🙃
0:25 I am currently a working man, but hearing her pleading for a '0.5' point brought me back to my elementary years
2:52 this is so relatable.
I can confirm that everyone on the class will keep chanting *"bonus"* if this was the case.
I wish Millie is our classmate, imagine how many tests we would pass because she contested everything xD
Millie is right, long sentences are usually the correct choice in multiple choice 🤣🤣
High School Teacher: *returns failing exam papers.
High School Students: Mamser, I've come to bargain.
Ngl this is true here in the Philippines, we make our teacher questions his/her test and all 52 of us classmates would haggle and prove our point while the teachers also counter our argument and this goes back and forth all for that sweet 0.5 points. I love those teachers since they really know how to vibe with us students and our weird antics.
.5 not .05
-10 points ka clipper-san
Hahah sorry naman ma'am/ser
Hahahahag
2:31 relate😆 she really is smart
"Ang ama ko lang naman nasarapan" 🤣
fr fr
Her constant "ma'am/sir" and that distinct cackle are the best parts of her entire stream.
Man her laugh is contagious like selen
Ngl now when Millie have done a high school test in Tagalog I kinda wanna see Ike do the Swedish entrance exam to uni in Swedish
i would love to see that!! 🥺
Millie: *always rationalizes why her answer is correct
Chat: Bumalik ka na sa upuan mo (Get back to your seat!)
Me: *high school PTSD flashbacks O.O
Used to do that a LOT too until out professor got fed up at me O.O but... hey... I tried
1:58 OF COURSE they asked the "powerhouse of the cell" question. the most pointless knowledge ever that every school teaches for no goddamn reason lmao
Millie please lang enroll ka na sa uni ko baka ikaw paraan para makapasa ako
what millie should be doing is negotiating the bonus points as a class
you get more leverage that way
Millie answering all geography questions: "The world".
Where is Mount Everest? The world.
Where is the longest river? The world.
And so on.
0.5 for each.
She's cute. Don't revoke her Filipino Card.
The way she said "ma'am/sir" is making me laugh again 😂😆😆
I can't understand her but i love how she speaks.
shout out to the Filipinos
Grabe ang confidence ng mga ganyang estyundante kapag ako mag gaganyan especially kung sige nalang mas lalo akong e babagsak pucha
"I've come to bargain"
Reminds me of the times where the teacher announces mid test that a question is bonus and everyone gleefully cheers (To those unaware, bonus questions are when there is a mistake in the question or the answers itself, so sometimes we get a free point for that but more often than not we just have to rewrite some stuff)
Also some answers Millie answered are spelled wrong or incomplete and teachers really love the "wrong spelling, wrong" rule or the "full correct name" rule
Love this stream. Millie was literally talking about Japanese war crimes casually.
Everybody knows that Mitochondria is the POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL 😂
Tagalog is such a cool sounding language
Everytime she says Ma'm/Sir, I felt that.
There are those who end up passing due to multiple discrepancies with the questions, and those who fail due to the smart/sociable kids who argue about the answers. And then there's me who fails either way.
Her cheerful attitude is cute.
3:57 gago 😭 🙏
3:58 "Ang ama ko lang naman.. Nasarapan" OHWMYGHAD KA ATE MILLIEE😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 OMEJIII HAHAHAHAHHA
Millie Parfait: Yung kaklase mong umuubos ng oras ng teacher sa sobrang pagka-negotiator. 🤣
2:04 edukasyon sa pagpapakatao choices sa exam be like:
4:12 I was screaming inside saying *"THAT'S A GODDAMN CONTINENT"*
I can't stop laughing cause this is actually freaking relatable XD..
2:17 could be subjective. Kasi naka depende na yan sa tao on how they view courtship.
then you realize the passing score is 70%~80% of the total points
Yung pasado ka na kaya Wala ka nang inaalala dun, pero nagco-contest ka pa rin para madagdagan score mo for bragging rights. 🤣
1:28 quite relatable.
This is why i love millie so much ,Relate ako mashado😭
ahh same as millie to the point teachers get tired of me contesting the test answer they just give me a passing grade at exams.
Overseas fans are missing out
Ah, yes, the classic Filipino "Ma'am/ Sir." The ultimate title.
Miss the days when I was on High School days.
Now I just miss Face to Face classes because of this.
btw .05 and .5 are different! lol i think it should be 0.5 on the subs because that's 50% in percentage, which is what millie meant
Oh my gosh I do sometimes bargain with my test scores back in college and I use that exact 'mam/ser!' tone OQJWKESJJDJDSJJSJSSJS
And then we all cheer when the professor said it would be a BONUS 😋✋🏻
the MAAM SIR really killing me xDDD
You passed the entry exam of university of bakaru
millie got the mamsir😂
Unfari, nanduga si Millie eh.......nvm a test isn't a test if there's no one cheating on it.
Just found the channel, definitely subscribing.
IF NIJISANJI MAKES A NIJI PH BRANCH .. I WILL BE AUDITIONING
2:30 PUTANGINA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
omg im getting flashbacks to me in my desperate arc in hs lmfaoooooo
Ahh, forgetting to study (or not studying at all) for an exam and managing to scrape a passing score by contesting test answers. One of the cornerstones of the typical Filipino highschool experience.
The fact that the test was so finicky is why school was bullsh*t for me.
"Oh your answer is right, but, this other one fits better, therefore your answer is wrong."
I really love when she speaks tagalog. Ang tigas niya magsalita ehh
Hayz buti nalang cute si Millie
Teacher:sige na nga ikonsider na pero sa susunod bawal na ganito
"ma'am/sir points for the effort sinulat ko naman po formula eh"
I think region 3 is he rice granary of the Philippines
Dear lord, the more I see it the more I see the r similarities between Spanish and tagalog
Millie is too cute
1:00 The answer is vague.
kaka plus points na perfect mo na exam 💀
I feel like a snowflake when she mentions about one of the provinces I live in
"What is the Official name of the Philippines"
*She didn't even answer the full name?!*
Napakatalino ni millie
i just recently started watching clips of this woman and you know i just realized
hear me out, im very much not into vtubers at all but why does her laugh sound like pekora sometimes
like is this the filipino version of pekora now
Oh her laugh used to sound exactly like Pekora back before she became Millie Parfait. It changed gradually over time and became her iconic witch laughas she became Millie Parfait.
@@rexy_mirror1225 before she *became* millie parfait?
wonder what was her channel before then cause now im genuinely curious
She makes good point though (Hindi sya mali diba
Mam Seeeer! MAAAM! SEEEER! taga-a ni og kwarta ning bata-a oi!🖐️😅
I have seen this happened
1:52 DIO!!!!!
my only problem with this is that it should be 0.5 not 0.05
"saan nakatira ang ecosystem" WTF HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAH
Me: yeah, whatever. I'm going to graduate anyways.
Millie on the teacher's desk complaining: MA'AM, PWEDE NA LANG 0.5?! TAMA NAMAN SAGOT KO EH?!
1:48 world
She should study at the International State College of the Philippines like me!
61%? ahhhh beg more millie pls ahhahahahahaha
Her ma'am really sounds like mum...
Central luzon po ata yung tawag sa region 3,
Feel free to correct me if im wrong everyone:)
1:54 Ah.. I love science subject a lot, especially science biology..
I kinda find this offending lol
Millie is like that one student in my class, so classic and random funny moments
WASSUP MGA BAGSAAAAAAAAAAAK
I was in shocked that she speak tagalog so accurate heeheheheh i miss my tagalog friends heheeheh
Ma'am/Sir marami akong kaklase na ganyan
The thing is Millie is right for the most part in that those type of test are filled in the blank from a certain data bank and no actual basis to conventional wisdom/knowledge. Like bro who takes those classes with subjective answers, someone who needs to telepathic know someone else’s thoughts? Like answering dos from a simple arithmetic 1+1 and get that wrong because 2 is the acceptable answer. This really triggered me because it really happens with teachers specially in the Philippines because they are nit-picky , like “uh you misspelled the name”, betch you just don’t care and mindlessly checked the data bank answers. Filipinos are notorious with spelling, I realized that after moving overseas because a Filipino can be so uptight that they are better at spelling than a native English speaker.
Ama
Pahingi po ng link nung exam kung meron kau
Mam ser
Tres lang si Millie
what i feel like is the rule in the point considerations:
0.5
- when the answer is close enough that it is still technically right (like missing a word or two) but the teacher is still looking for the right answer
- when the answer was wrong, but was able to justify it
- when it could have been a bonus point, but rather than getting nothing, 0.5 is a good start in starting negotiations
Bonus
- when the question was not part of past discussions or was not indicated in textbooks given
- when there were actually other reasonable answers and the teacher won't be bother to list all of those possible answers
- when the question was too confusing that even the teacher starts to question the questions
- when the answers are not in the choices (if it's a multiple choice question) or the term/s used were wrong
Fransisssss quoh
Dun sa 2:24 di ba halos parehas lang yun?? At ang pangliligaw ay yung "it forms affection and respect" kasi dating na yung una at last
Can someone tell who is that girl saying pingg poong
her