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Jayyhartmann where is this in Canada? Salamat sir. Watching from Florida.
Hearing you saying the word "opo" really makes me admire you more for loving the Philippines. More power to you. God bless man.
He is indeed fluent. I'm a bit salty before watching this because there were a lot of videos I watched saying that they speak fluent filipino but turns out soft and mumbly which is ok though. But yours sounds really like a filipino.
It kinda pisses me off that there are people that don't speak the language in the videos who think that Xiaoma can talk like this guy after studying for a couple weeks. Xiaoma gets pretty good at languages for only studying for a couple weeks but his level is still beginner and with a lot of stuttering and "uhhhh"s on top of mispronunciations and poor grammar. If you remember in the Tagalog Xiaoma video the woman said he sounded very American. In this video the lady can clearly see Jared and is still convinced he is Filipino.
It's coz some mixed fil-ams look more whatever half than general filipino/SE Asian. aah, genetics and psychosocials 😂
Furthermore, mastering tagalog takes years as we have many special conjugations that takes years to learn intutively. Xiaoma is good, but not good enough to catch up with Jared in a few weeks. People who think that are flat-out wrong
Facts bro this guy deserves more subs
Jared is much better than xiaoma
5 months into learning tagalog and this is so inspiring to me! Thanks for the content, keep it up!
Thank you! Good luck with your Tagalog studies 😊
nice, 170 more languages to go :D
@@Jayyhartmannwhere is this, lots of Filipino here?
His accent and tone is perfect. Amazing.
its not perfect need more practice for accent but he is good at tagalog language.
It is perfect in the sense that he has never been to the PH and is not half-Filipino.
he even surprised some batanguenyo and ilokano people
Definitely nowhere near perfect, but good enough to look casual.
@@uglyme9411 His accent is very UST, ATENEO, ans UP conyo, so I'm pretty sure he's accent is very accurate. Our Tagalog accents may vary from region and like status I suppose
Mind blown by his mastery of Tagalog language despite the fact that he has not set foot in the PH yet. The accent, intonation and nuances. Just wow!
I like that he even uses Po and Opo… so respectful and truly Filipino.
You wouldn't have any problems learning Cebuano since it has more Spanish loan words compared to Tagalog and the verb conjugation is waaaay easier! But has a lot of glottal stops.
And you might want to give Chavacano a go too!
Kaunting tumbling na lang sa kanya yung Cebuano. Tapos pag medyo familiar na siya dun, isang cartwheel na lang yung Chavacano sa kanya. 😃
Chavacano man haha from Zamboanga here
Is cebuano really that easy? I know spanish and of course, tagalog. I'm looking for another language to learn and initially, I wanted to learn German but I thought, why not learn another language from my country?
@@christiangonzales5296 I have no idea since I myself speak that language
@@christiangonzales5296 To give you an idea, here are sample verb conjugations of Tagalog and Bisaya in the present progressive tense:
Kumakain = Nagakain
Tumatawa = Nagatawa
Umiinom = Nagainom
Just slap "Naga" in front of the root word instead of playing around with the syllables.
The only challenge is probably the vocabulary because there are only a few Tagalog words that are also used in Cebuano. For example:
Lakad = Baklay
Lumalakad = Nagabaklay
It is so inspiring to see this, I'm also learning tagalog to surprise my filipino side of the family (my girlfriend's family) so i can make them feel more comfortable with me. Maraming salamat sa iyong content.
What a trip, this made my day! Perfect tagalog! I love seeing the reactions of fellow Filipinos abroad because it just shows how much they miss speaking their native tongue especally in a foreign country. Maliban nalang doon sa grocery owner na tinatagalog na nga ng canadian kaso tuloy tuloy pa ang parusa sa sarili sa kaka english
As i watch the whole video i kept on smiling im amazed that a foreigner can speak my first language, keep it up bro....pusong pinoy kapatid...suporta sa mga nagmamahal sa pinoy
Impressive! So fluent. Best Tagalog spoken by a Canadian or American I’ve watched in RUclips so far. The conversion has many if not all the nuances and practices spoken by a Filipino including the “po” and “ba” which do not usually translate to the English language. Thanks for sharing!
Your Tagalog is superbly better than that other Canadian guy who vlogs in the Philippines and was just given a Filipino citizenship. Yours is amazing because you learned it while you are there in your country. That other guy’s Tagalog is very slang and funny.
Bisaya kasi yung mas fluent siya kasi mas nagtagalsiya sa mindanao doon siya naka base.
Kahit bisaya di naman nya ineffortan na matutunan talaga conversationally..kunti lang din..
Please don't compare. Omg
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As a filipino, i could clearly understand your tagalog since some slangs were omitted. filipino is one of the vivid languages after all, like german and russian.
at 3:00 you may notice the difference between same words but different syllable stresses
tag in- it - means "someone/ something that heats things up." literally understood as "taga init"
tag- init literally means "summer heat season"
that's how our auntie says it was something academically deep about it. we learned that on filipino class during my highschool and college.
at 6:36 pork skewer, it was pork barbecue in the philippines
chicken skewer was chicken barbecue, depending on the place and the cook or chef that prepared it, would be authentic if a filipino cooks it due to special marinade and sauce that are mostly made by them. simple but authentic.
at 7:11 you also notice that the sauce was a vinegar, that was the easiest sauce to make, for the other sauces you may need ketchup(banana ketchup), some onions and garlic and some other seasonings and spices that a filipino cook may prepare for a barbecue skewers.
at 9:24 lomi is an original noodle dish from batangas, sometimes they make noodles from scratch some cooks buy noodles from the market then prepare it with their special soup for the lomi noodles. my favorite lomi is a chicken lomi sometimes i go by sweet and spicy lomi.
You’re Tagalog is so amazing! I’m also from Calgary, Alberta. Hope people will not compare with the other Canadian, I know whom you are referring to. Every individual differs. Magaling din c K na magtagalog at mag bisaya parang tayo lng din mas comfortable pa din tayo na mag salita sa ating sariling wika o dialect kahit nasa ibang bansa tayo
If you go to the Philippines, try visiting Kulas (Kyle Jennermann) in Cateel, Davao Oriental. Like you he is 100% canadian. Unlike you, he speaks only little tagalog but his contribution to the whole Philippine islands through blogging earned him filipino citizenship. There's a lot to learn from Kulas not only from foreigners but pilipinos as well.
Try to add "po and opo(yes)" to make it more polite kahit same age or younger ung kausap mo mas matutuwa sila sayo, galing mo mag tagalog, tuloy tuloy lang, salamat sa pag mamahal sa aming kultura ♥
Someone get this man here! Filipinos will love you
Hey man. I’ve been enjoying your interactions with the locals and you should definitely do more of those type of videos. It’s cool to look at authentic reactions.
Maraming salamat po for making a video about Filipino and it's culture...❤❤❤
Xiaoma = Happily married polyglot
Jared = Broken-hearted polyglot
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You forgot Oriental Pearl as a happily Married Polyglot😅
Grabe ka magtagalog pare ko. Natutuwa ang mga pinoy na kagaya ko na may mga ilang banyaga ang marunong magsalita ng Pilipino. Mabuhay po kayo.
I've heard a lot of non-Filipino trying to speak our national language. Yours is one of the best attempts made. Very easy to understand. Ipagpatuloy niyo lang po. Maraming salamat at mabuhay kayo! 😀👏
ang galing ! You should try coming over here
you are amazing because despite not being a flilipino you are so good in speaking tagalog.
Absolutely amazing content bro! Definitely an upgrade from Omegle. Keep it up!!
After learning Filipino, one of the thing any foreigner should learn also is the proper stressing. In Filipino sometimes changing the stressed syllable ( Mabilis, mayumi, maragsa) changes its meaning.
this is why filipino should include accent marks
dati nuon sa books ginagamit ang accent marks.
I hate it when you speak tagalog to a kababayan and that kababayan responds in English all the time! It‘s about respect
Ang galing! I've been watching your videos and nakakatuwa na Pinoy na yung lumalapit sayo para makipag-usap ng Tagalog. Like a lot of Pinoys in Canada recognize you.
The interactions were so wholesome and fun to watch. I was smiling all the time watching this
Amazing how he constructs his words...like a real Filipino.
Galing talaga! Kakaproud🥰Hope you can visit the Philippines soon jared!🙏
We loved you Jared.magaling ka ng mag tagalog.ako kay bisaya taga davao.
actually for us filipino once you speak our language youre already one of us,, Kabayan!!
Entertaining…. 😂
Sobrang galing mo Jared…
Ang galing! Na amaze ako sayo kasi mas magaling ka pa sa mga artista dito mag tagalog kahit na half Filipino or even pure Filipino sila. Even Ilocano, Batangas, Bicol alam mo pa ung salita nila wow amazing ka talaga.
Impressive.!.!.. you speak better than my son who spent 7 yrs. to study Vet Med. in the Phil., very polite & respectful w/c part of our growing up culture back then.. :)
galing! .. hahahaha, na papa ngiti ako habang nanunuod sa video mo.. yung part pa lang na alam mo yung character ng isang Filipino base sa lugar nila sobrang nakaka bilib na yun.. imagine studying geographics, social life style of people leaving somewhere within 7,641 islands and having more than 111 dialects.. That is sooooo "Anggas"... hahahaha
Biggs used to have some good stuff, Congo Grill sizzling tofu is pretty good, chow king tofu + soy sauce is pretty good, if you like mcdonalds breakfast you'll probably like jollibee, right now I'd say the best chain food is probably Max's sizzling tofu (and one of the few spicy foods you can find in most regions)... overgeneralization - most filipinas are great cooks, but you really have to emphasize you don't want sweet (even the "whole wheat" breads are super sweet - no joke), else all the wonderful flavors will be blasted away/hidden by the sugar (exceptions, strangely enough, dessert places like dunkin donuts and goldilocks are relatively unsweet as compared to western versions). people will talk up tocino (tastes like meat glazed in honey) and adobo (every hispanic country has a national food version of it that is completely different...philippine one not spicy), but pancit miki or pancit canton are my gotos (beware: about as oily as american east pizza and west pad thai).
Your talented Mr. Hartmann.napakabait mo.
Pusong Pinoy,talaga.I impressed, You're friendly,
humble and Pogi .
Your amaxing
love when you say "po"...more respectful than some pinoys
New subscriber here kasi na amazed ako fluent ka mag tagalog despite wala ka dugong pinoy.salamat you embrased our dialect.hopefully one day we can see you here in the Philippines
hey bro I am half Ethiopian half ertrian who is in love with Tagalog I moved to Dubai last year and I started to love the language I have lots of Filipino friends and I love the food and I am learning the language kinda hard for me but I am learning my plan is to open a first radio show in Tagalog and your videos are amazing thank you I wish you the best ❤🎉
As a Filipino, born in raised in Canada, I am glad you’re embracing and appreciating our culture. Respect
I love to hear you speak Tagalog, nakakabilib ka talaga❤
Ipagpatuloy mo lang ang pakikisalamuha sa mga Pilipino diyan sa Canada. Masmagiging bihasa ka sa pananalita ng tagalog at masmadadagdagan pa ang iyong kaalaman patungkol sa paraan ng pakikisama sa klase ng ugali at pamumuhay ng mga Pilipino. Kasananayan na maaari mong magamit kapag narito ka na s Pilipinas.
IT'S TRUE FOOD IS UNITING THE WORLD. . . . THE UNIQUENESS OF THE PHILIPPINE CUISINE MAKES A EXCELLENT CONVERSATION PIECE. . . .
I'm Filipino and I could tell he's absolutely fluent enough to communicate in Tagalog language.
Nakakatuwa ka naman...para ka ng Pinoy...dalasan mo pang makipag-usap para mas lalu ka pang mahasa sa pakikipag-usap.
a new subs here of course from the Philippines, mabubay👏👐💪! natuwa ako syo marunong kang mag tagalog kht hndi k pa nkkarating dito s Pinas, nice video, ang galing m tlga pati mga native dialects may alam ka din, bravo👏👏👏!
If you visit the Philippines and talk fluent Tagalog like that you're going to get a lot more reactions.
your tagalog is really good, so natural
your accent is spot on Po! its key to getting the dialects correct vs just saying the words. its key in my Bisaya learning! ill be in Dumaguete in 4 days!
accent and tone? 100%! galing! nagulat sila marunong ka mag tagalog eh. keep up the good work pre. :)
Hello Jared, first thing I wanted to say is that I love the content and look forward to seeing your channel grow.
The second thing I would like to say is please, invest in a new mic.
Yung gumagamit sya ng Po at Opo… kinikilig ako 🥰🥰🥰
Wow! Galing ah!
Maganda Yan Jared mas madali Kang matuto at mabilis Ang paraan mo para lalong Kang magaling mag Tagalog,mahalaga in person kamakipagsalitain ,good job,at na encounter mo Ang lahat na pilipino Ang bawat wika Ng pilipino,
Wow! Amazing! Pumunta ka na dito sa Pinas! ❤
Nakakatuwa makarinig ng foreigner na marunong makipag-usap sa Tagalog
Im from Olongapo and its nice that she mentioned our city and said how nice it is. salamat po
You're a Canadian with a Filipino soul, bro. Maraming Salamat
Sana tumutugon din si kabayan ng Tagalog para mahasa c Jarred sa pakikipag ututang dila sa tagalog😅
Sa pangkalahatan astig ang video.. 👍👍
Malalim na tagalog 😊
Lol “why do you know how to speak Tagalog?” It’s only because it’s so amazing!
Im a filipino from bahrain, i saw your vlog and its amazing that your speaking straight tagalog. yes you try to visit philippines. u will enjoy more. take care!
The whole time I was watching. I was smiling. Damn, galing!
what the?! Learning Filipino is hard, you sound like a real native speaker!
galing! ang fluent ng tagalog mo!!
woah! so fluent! I like your tone parang pinoy na pinoy
I really gasped that someone or might not a foreigner speaks tagalong. Its really bringing me joy and amazed by your speaking tagalong.
Dude your Tagalog is awesome! Hope you'll come and visit the Philippines soon.
I admire you sir for diligently learning the Tagalog language keep it up so when you visit our country it will be easy enough for you to mingle with them😊❤❤❤
honestly thought it'd be one of those videos claiming they're fluent but then have a very heavy accent, but his accent is actually pretty good!!
Thank you for speaking our language even if you're there in Canada. And not even Filipino language but other dialect too. You truly have a Filipino heart ❤️ 🇵🇭👍🏻🤍🙏🏻 God bless.
Good for you bro. Salamat talaga for learning Tagalog. Nag subscribe na Ako Ngayon lang.
OMG this is sooo cute!!
There's no way you learned Tagalog that good without any close Filipino friend or relative.. the way you speak is so natural.. it's not perfect but it's natural.. You sound like a filipino rich kid that lives in the Ph..
Man, I wish my Tagalog was 1/4 as good as yours. Loved the video .
Nakakatuwa ka naman, pati "jowa" at "tropa" alam mo! :D Mahusay!
Para nag tagalog lang nganga kayo? Ay ang galing. Im inspired. Weh!!!!!
Im blessed to hear you speaking Filipino!
Wow.... kagaling mo naman... using po and opo, too... very admirable ❤
Wow. Hindi ka pa nakakapunta sa Pinas ng lagay na yan. Ang galing.. parang pinoy kn tlga magsalita..
Kakatuwa nman you love our language I subscribe you one day you will get more subscribers. Keep it up and enjoy exploring the world with your blog God bless
Believe ako sa vlogger na ito kasi ambilis nyang natutong magtagalog. Para sa akin mas mahirap yung foreigner magpraktis ng Tagalog kaysa Pinoy magpraktis ng English.
speaking tagalog plus saying "Opo"..... perfect hehehe. respect
Watching here from OLONGAPO, ZAMBALES. Sobrang galing mo bro
Sa aming mga Pinoy, naaliw at na mamangha kami sa mga banyaga na marunong mag salita ng wikang Filipino ❤❤❤
Dang, you speak fluent Tagalog buddy. Impressive. Liked and subscribed.
Ang galing mo mag-Tagalog Kabayang Jared. Fluent ka tlaga.😂😂👍👍❤️❤️. Kudos👋👋👋
Grabe ka, daig mo pa yung ibang pinoy na namimilipit sa tagalog nila hahaha, only matatalinong tao lang ang pwedeng linguist na tulad mo, knowing tagalog, english and even spanish I think, congrats bro....come here in the Philippines, you may even become an instant celebrity with that attitude and talent.😊😊
Haha pinoy na pinoy! Galing, deserve mo ang million subs, so ang isa ay galing sakin bell ring!
ready na ko mang judge ng accent like sa mga vid na one week lang inaral ung language (na super basic level tas pabida sa natives lol) pero i took it back immediately!!! i respect getting to this level of fluency esp pronunciation and grammar !! gives me motivation to learn more languages:D
Omg! Ang galing!
Yung “opo” nya ang sweet
Wow! You're freakin gooood!!! Awesome!
Best time to visit the Phils is January and February. It's cooler. It's very hot during summer here.
Keep it up 💪 Sana makapunta kana dito sa pinas and explore the place 🤗
Wen manong and ag yamanak! So impressive!
New subscriber here ,, just awesome to hear foreigner speaking our Tagalog language😂😂😂❤❤❤