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There are currently three different types Chabacanos in the Philippines, Chavacano de Ciudad de Zamboanga is the most popular and thriving. The other two can be found in Cavite Province. Chabacano de Ciudad de Cavite and Chabacano de Ternate. Chabacano de Ciudad de Cavite is a mixture of Spanish and Tagalog, while Chabacano de Ternate is the most complex because not only it has Tagalog and Spanish in the mix, but also Bahasa Indonesia and Portuguese. (During Spanish times in the Philippines, the Spaniards went to Ternate, an island in Indonesia and seized several locals who speaks Bahasa and Portuguese, and they settled in Cavite which the Spaniards named Ternate (the same name of the island in Indonesia). They are unintelligible, except may be the Spanish part. Both are dying.
Stop talking cavite.. Chavacano already dead in that province looonggg time ago. Do not mix history here. Only Zamboanga retain the true identity as the only Chavacano speakers in the Philippines.
Thank you for sharing that information yes Chavacano language is dying now in Cavite provence. But there are still few people that are trying to teach younger generation about that language. And don't mind the other one commenting history is part of teaching other people about the culture and language.
@@reneabrea4123 I personally know people who live in both Ternate and Cavite City who speak Chavacano. Chavacano is threatened to endangered in their cities BUT definitely not dead esp. in Ternate where some children as young as one can speak Chavacano.
Yes Sol and Luna, you guys are treated well there. You are at home and very popular twins, because of your love of Philippine culture. You guys helped the tourism industry of the island through your channel, ever since you started your vlogs about Philippines. Stay safe and God bless.
Hola!!! Benas dias sol and luna! Im happy that you already arrived in our ciudad de zamboanga! Wish you good luck and safe exploring our city. I am in saudi arabia right now for working I always watch your all vlogs I wish I am there to meet you both luna and sol. More power to your vlog!
Esa muher hermosa es una modelo local de la una universidad de ateneo de zamboanga Ella semehantes de artista celebrity commo erich gonzales tienes 90% silimilaridad
@@aljohnalfaro7288 Mi viaje en el tren ya partió hace muchos años y por eso también soy casado, y tengo hijos también. Es solo que la belleza no puede ocultarse y la vi en esa chica, y por eso dije que ella es hermosa y su cabello se ve bien. Gracias por la información, saludos desde Latinoamérica.
@@DesdeLaZona507 si me encantado con la chica tambien pero yo soy casado tambien igualmente como tu Pero para me y para on tu deficil expresar la encantada dela muher pilipina hermosa muy bonita Hejehe gracias amigo desde zamboangayo tengo grande apreciacion para ti grcias
@@emilyacana341 👋🏼😄 Hola o buenas y buenas noches contigo! I am a native and ethnic or ethnolinguistic Zamboangueño from Zamboanga City and also a native and first-language Chavacano speaker, and to answer your question, yes, we still use, speak, write, or generally communicate in, with, using, through, or via Chavacano or specifically the dialect or variety of Chavacano de Zamboanga, Zamboangueño Chavacano, Chavacano Zamboangueño, or simply Chavacano with the letter 'v' of the larger Chavacano or Chabacano group or grouping or aka Philippine Spanish or Spanish-based creole, creoles, creole language, creole dialects, or creole varieties, and it is the native, first, and/or primary or main language of most or the majority of the population, citizens, or residents of the city (as far as I know and remember, ranging from or about 30-50% of the population, citizens, or residents of the city), but the other people, citizens, or residents of the city are not native and ethnic or ethnolinguistic Zamboangueño people, persons, or individuals, and they belong and are from the other native, indigenous or autochthonous, local, regional, and ethnic or ethnolinguistic groups, groupings, nations, or communities of the Philippines, or are mestizos or mestizas aka biracial and mixed or multinational or multiracial persons or individuals, naturalized Filipino citizens, and also foreigners or non-Filipino residents, travelers, visitors, guests, tourists, etc., and they use, speak, write, and generally communicate in the other native, indigenous or autochthonous, ethnic or ethnolinguistic, local, or regional and auxiliary languages of the Philippines like the Bahasa Sug or Tausug language, the Cebuano or Bisaya/Binisaya language, the Hiligaynon or Ilonggo language, the Yakan language, the Subanen languages and dialects or varieties, the Sama or Sinama languages and dialects or varieties, including the Jama Mapun language, and the Tagalog language, among others, as well as foreign languages, mostly, majority, or predominantly Asian and European and American or Western languages, as their native, first, and/or primary or main languages and not or instead of Chavacano.
@@emilyacana341 To be able to communicate and understand each other, with and among each other, or with and among one another, we use, speak, write, and generally communicate in, with, using, through, or via the Filipino national and official language of the Philippines (or specifically in the dialects or varieties of Filipino of, in, and from Zamboanga City or generally the Western Mindanao area, but which we still mostly, majority, or predominantly but erroneously and mistakenly call, name, or refer to, like almost elsewhere in and beyond the Philippines, as the Tagalog language, even though it's officially, politically, and technically already in Filipino and not anymore in Tagalog) and also the English official language of the Philippines (or specifically in the dialects or varieties of Philippine English of, in, and from Zamboanga City or generally the Western Mindanao area) as our second, third, fourth, fifth, or so on languages, but also vernacularly, because no one or nobody do really speak, write, and generally communicate in a "straight" or "pure" Filipino and English, we natively and vernacularly use, speak, write, and generally communicate in, with, using, through, or via the Taglish ("Tagalog"/Filipino + English) language code-switching and code-mixing with and among each other or one another, or in, with, using, through, or via other language code-switchings and code-mixings between two or among three or more of the already mentioned native, indigenous or autochthonous, ethnic or ethnolinguistic, local, regional, auxiliary, official, national, and foreign languages, and we are more used to use, speak, write, and generally communicate in, with, using, through, or via these native and vernacular language code-switchings and code-mixings like Taglish for most language use settings and situations, and Filipino and English are mostly, majority, or predominantly but not exclusively left for official, formal, political, diplomatic, international, governmental, institutional, academic, educational, instructional, research, scholarly, and other allied and related language use settings and situations.
@@emilyacana341 Chavacano and the rest of the other native, indigenous or autochthonous, ethnic or ethnolinguistic, local, or regional and auxiliary languages that are used, spoken, written, and generally communicated in Zamboanga City are also mostly, majority, or predominantly but not exclusively left for most of the other settings and situations but are also limited in use and scope compared to the native and vernacular language code-switchings and code-mixings like Taglish, and are mostly, majority, or predominantly but not exclusively limited within the members, speakers, writers, language users, or communicators of each of the specific native, indigenous or autochthonous, local, regional, and ethnic or ethnolinguistic group, grouping, nation, or community, although they are also informally learned, used, spoken, written, or generally communicated by the members of or from the other native, indigenous or autochthonous, local, regional, and ethnic or ethnolinguistic groups, groupings, nations, or communities as their second, third, fourth, fifth, and so on languages.
Wow! Finally you ladies are in Zamboanga. It was really nice for the city to sponsor your transportation and hotel. Looking forward to your next vlogs of Zamboanga. Excited.👍🏼❤️
This is what I've been waiting for ❤❤❤❤ thank you sol and Luna for visiting my hometown zamboanga City I hope that you can visit again soon and meet you in person
Wow! You are in the city of Zamboanga!!!! Thank you for visiting Ciudad de Zamboanga 🎉🎉🎉 Sol&Luna welcome 🥰♥️🤗 Please visit the Fort Pilar, Santa Cruz island and many more beautiful places there.
Nice one.. Make a vlog about how to communicate to the locals using spanish language only. And they use Chavacano language only. We are excited to watch that episode. Then put some english subtitle so that we understand what you are communicate to each others.🤩👍
Actually there's a shedule for the Chavacano Mass if you go to the Metropolitan Cathedral you can see what time is the Chavacano Mass and the other languages :)
I always going there in Fort pilar during Sunday or before the Hermosa festival last year with my girlfriend and we always pray before light the candles
Me piedo uno request shoutout tam bien yo soy un puro chavacano Que ablando tam bien local dialecto commo bisaya tagalog y hilonggo Y poquito de tausug Yo tengo oir me nombre con suena shoutout heheheeh gracias ❤❤😊
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You should visit the museum during the day
Are you still in zamboanga city?
u girls r so beautifull hpoesfully u injoy our country
@@drewbelfeliciano2016 they're already in Manila
There are currently three different types Chabacanos in the Philippines, Chavacano de Ciudad de Zamboanga is the most popular and thriving. The other two can be found in Cavite Province. Chabacano de Ciudad de Cavite and Chabacano de Ternate. Chabacano de Ciudad de Cavite is a mixture of Spanish and Tagalog, while Chabacano de Ternate is the most complex because not only it has Tagalog and Spanish in the mix, but also Bahasa Indonesia and Portuguese. (During Spanish times in the Philippines, the Spaniards went to Ternate, an island in Indonesia and seized several locals who speaks Bahasa and Portuguese, and they settled in Cavite which the Spaniards named Ternate (the same name of the island in Indonesia). They are unintelligible, except may be the Spanish part. Both are dying.
Stop talking cavite.. Chavacano already dead in that province looonggg time ago. Do not mix history here. Only Zamboanga retain the true identity as the only Chavacano speakers in the Philippines.
@@reneabrea4123 dafuq is your problem? He is only speaking facts. You shut the hell up.
Thank you for sharing that information yes Chavacano language is dying now in Cavite provence. But there are still few people that are trying to teach younger generation about that language. And don't mind the other one commenting history is part of teaching other people about the culture and language.
@@reneabrea4123 I personally know people who live in both Ternate and Cavite City who speak Chavacano. Chavacano is threatened to endangered in their cities BUT definitely not dead esp. in Ternate where some children as young as one can speak Chavacano.
Kereyou kontego 😅 from Gensan CT welcome guy's 🇵🇭🇵🇭
Wait, whaaaaaaat? You are in my city! Excited with your next videos, enjoy your stay there!
Yes Sol and Luna, you guys are treated well there. You are at home and very popular twins, because of your love of Philippine culture. You guys helped the tourism industry of the island through your channel, ever since you started your vlogs about Philippines. Stay safe and God bless.
Someday they will be tourism ambassadors
Bienvenidos en Zamboanga❤
Tan eres tu muy hermosas!
Mira aqui en Ciudad de Davao.
la misa chavacano se realiza todas las tardes a las 5 de la tarde. ingles de noche
@Sol & Luna TV, bienvenido a ciudad de Zamboanga..🤗🤗
Wow ty for show to the world how nice our nice city..ariba zamboanga.
Hola!!! Benas dias sol and luna! Im happy that you already arrived in our ciudad de zamboanga! Wish you good luck and safe exploring our city. I am in saudi arabia right now for working I always watch your all vlogs I wish I am there to meet you both luna and sol. More power to your vlog!
New subscriber here from California. Welcome to Zamboanga. Take care and stay enjoy your stay. Bienvenido’s!
v'been waiting for this! 😍🫶🏽
Thank you for visiting Zamboanga City and appreciating our History and language.
Take your time and enjoy in my home Town ZAMBOANGA CITY!!!!
Keep up the good work ladies, enjoy Zamboaga!
Hola chicas! tiene divertida todos!
Hola welcome to ciudad de Zamboanga, gracias na de inyo besita aqui na de amon ciudad, via con dios amor,
This is what I've been waiting for in your vlog, your Zamboanga Experience. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭👍
Esa chica que las acompañó se ve hermosa y su cabello se ve muy bonito.
Si y me tambien
Pero nos otros atrasando que ella tienemos esposo y un hijo pero no se seguramente
Noticia 😂
Esa muher hermosa es una modelo local de la una universidad de ateneo de zamboanga
Ella semehantes de artista celebrity commo erich gonzales tienes 90% silimilaridad
@@aljohnalfaro7288 Mi viaje en el tren ya partió hace muchos años y por eso también soy casado, y tengo hijos también. Es solo que la belleza no puede ocultarse y la vi en esa chica, y por eso dije que ella es hermosa y su cabello se ve bien.
Gracias por la información, saludos desde Latinoamérica.
@@DesdeLaZona507 si me encantado con la chica tambien pero yo soy casado tambien igualmente como tu
Pero para me y para on tu deficil expresar la encantada dela muher pilipina hermosa muy bonita
Hejehe gracias amigo desde zamboangayo tengo grande apreciacion para ti grcias
Vien Benidos Me Ciudad De Zamboanga
nicker bucker es un postre especial aquí en zamboanga ciudad que halo halo porque halo halo es solo fruta normal y hielo sin helado
Lucky to have sponsor in coming there enjoy God bless to both of you .
I love watching this because ive been work in Zamboanga City for more than 11 years
Wow.. Zamboanga how cool is that!!Congratulations you two👏 ❤
Hola! Bienvenidos Zamboanga Hermosa! Entramos LA ciudad y sinti como Las casas. No tiene huya.
So happy for u guys.
You went from north, Baguio to Zamboanga south.
Welcome to Zamboanga City!
Bienvenidos a ciudad de zamboanga sol y luna.
This is my mother’s city. I lived there and in Basilan. Thanks for coming there. I hope you enjoyed it. Viva Zamboanga. Bendiciones.
Hi Sol & Luna! This is the video that i have been waiting for! Bienvenidos a Zamboanga! Enjoy your stay... :)
My beloved hometown... Bienvenidos!!! ❤❤
enjoy your stay
Finally, you arrived at Zamboanga. God bless!
Welcome to the Philippines ms.sol and Luna, I love you both!
OMGEEEEE...Sol y Luna..Muchisimas Gracias!
Hello Sol and Luna it seems the people there don’t speak Chabacano. Are they?
@@emilyacana341 they speak Chavacano but some the people here in zamboanga are tausug and bisaya I think
@@emilyacana341
👋🏼😄 Hola o buenas y buenas noches contigo!
I am a native and ethnic or ethnolinguistic Zamboangueño from Zamboanga City and also a native and first-language Chavacano speaker, and to answer your question, yes, we still use, speak, write, or generally communicate in, with, using, through, or via Chavacano or specifically the dialect or variety of Chavacano de Zamboanga, Zamboangueño Chavacano, Chavacano Zamboangueño, or simply Chavacano with the letter 'v' of the larger Chavacano or Chabacano group or grouping or aka Philippine Spanish or Spanish-based creole, creoles, creole language, creole dialects, or creole varieties, and it is the native, first, and/or primary or main language of most or the majority of the population, citizens, or residents of the city (as far as I know and remember, ranging from or about 30-50% of the population, citizens, or residents of the city), but the other people, citizens, or residents of the city are not native and ethnic or ethnolinguistic Zamboangueño people, persons, or individuals, and they belong and are from the other native, indigenous or autochthonous, local, regional, and ethnic or ethnolinguistic groups, groupings, nations, or communities of the Philippines, or are mestizos or mestizas aka biracial and mixed or multinational or multiracial persons or individuals, naturalized Filipino citizens, and also foreigners or non-Filipino residents, travelers, visitors, guests, tourists, etc., and they use, speak, write, and generally communicate in the other native, indigenous or autochthonous, ethnic or ethnolinguistic, local, or regional and auxiliary languages of the Philippines like the Bahasa Sug or Tausug language, the Cebuano or Bisaya/Binisaya language, the Hiligaynon or Ilonggo language, the Yakan language, the Subanen languages and dialects or varieties, the Sama or Sinama languages and dialects or varieties, including the Jama Mapun language, and the Tagalog language, among others, as well as foreign languages, mostly, majority, or predominantly Asian and European and American or Western languages, as their native, first, and/or primary or main languages and not or instead of Chavacano.
@@emilyacana341
To be able to communicate and understand each other, with and among each other, or with and among one another, we use, speak, write, and generally communicate in, with, using, through, or via the Filipino national and official language of the Philippines (or specifically in the dialects or varieties of Filipino of, in, and from Zamboanga City or generally the Western Mindanao area, but which we still mostly, majority, or predominantly but erroneously and mistakenly call, name, or refer to, like almost elsewhere in and beyond the Philippines, as the Tagalog language, even though it's officially, politically, and technically already in Filipino and not anymore in Tagalog) and also the English official language of the Philippines (or specifically in the dialects or varieties of Philippine English of, in, and from Zamboanga City or generally the Western Mindanao area) as our second, third, fourth, fifth, or so on languages, but also vernacularly, because no one or nobody do really speak, write, and generally communicate in a "straight" or "pure" Filipino and English, we natively and vernacularly use, speak, write, and generally communicate in, with, using, through, or via the Taglish ("Tagalog"/Filipino + English) language code-switching and code-mixing with and among each other or one another, or in, with, using, through, or via other language code-switchings and code-mixings between two or among three or more of the already mentioned native, indigenous or autochthonous, ethnic or ethnolinguistic, local, regional, auxiliary, official, national, and foreign languages, and we are more used to use, speak, write, and generally communicate in, with, using, through, or via these native and vernacular language code-switchings and code-mixings like Taglish for most language use settings and situations, and Filipino and English are mostly, majority, or predominantly but not exclusively left for official, formal, political, diplomatic, international, governmental, institutional, academic, educational, instructional, research, scholarly, and other allied and related language use settings and situations.
@@emilyacana341
Chavacano and the rest of the other native, indigenous or autochthonous, ethnic or ethnolinguistic, local, or regional and auxiliary languages that are used, spoken, written, and generally communicated in Zamboanga City are also mostly, majority, or predominantly but not exclusively left for most of the other settings and situations but are also limited in use and scope compared to the native and vernacular language code-switchings and code-mixings like Taglish, and are mostly, majority, or predominantly but not exclusively limited within the members, speakers, writers, language users, or communicators of each of the specific native, indigenous or autochthonous, local, regional, and ethnic or ethnolinguistic group, grouping, nation, or community, although they are also informally learned, used, spoken, written, or generally communicated by the members of or from the other native, indigenous or autochthonous, local, regional, and ethnic or ethnolinguistic groups, groupings, nations, or communities as their second, third, fourth, fifth, and so on languages.
Makes me wanna go home 😭 missing zamboanga so much
Bira ya aqui na ciudad de zamboanga
Wow! Finally you ladies are in Zamboanga. It was really nice for the city to sponsor your transportation and hotel. Looking forward to your next vlogs of Zamboanga. Excited.👍🏼❤️
Soy mexicano americano ✋🏼✋🏼✋🏼 pronto viviré en Zamboanga. Muy suave su gente ❤❤❤
Muchas Gracias contigo senior grita de ciudad de zamboanga filipinas 🇵🇭
Wow que bien!
@@vincentjohngerochi504 mi esposa es de Zamboanga city. Y es la ciudad favorita porque es más relax que Manila 😂
These lovely ladies are enjoying to watch.
Finally! 😍💗
Luna ur sister I like him so much love u sol
Welcome to Zamboanga, enjoy!❤❤
Bienvenidos d Zamboanga❤
Saludos desde Puerto Rico a esas hermosas gemelas. Que envidia. En Chavacano; Yo querer contigo ...
Muchos gracias kun bos otros ke ya bisita Aki na ciudad de Zamboanga... Gracias solLuna....❤❤❤
Madre mía que envidia, quería ir a Zamboanga muy pronto 🤩
Pwede tu tambien visita aqui na ciudad de zamboanga soon
Take care ladies. Thank you for visiting p.i.
Great to see the excitement from you both. That’s awesome that you have received a lot of support - you two deserve it 👌
Wow all pretty looks foreign canwe frendzzz
Finally... Good for both of... I'm nearby in SOCSARGEN are... Take care both of you... God bless... ❤🇵🇭
This is what I've been waiting for ❤❤❤❤ thank you sol and Luna for visiting my hometown zamboanga City I hope that you can visit again soon and meet you in person
Ty for visiting Zamboanga city
Wow! You are in the city of Zamboanga!!!! Thank you for visiting Ciudad de Zamboanga 🎉🎉🎉 Sol&Luna welcome 🥰♥️🤗 Please visit the Fort Pilar, Santa Cruz island and many more beautiful places there.
They already visited Fort pilar and Santa Cruz island pink sand last April
ms. Gela is so cute 😍😍😍😘😘😘
Nice one.. Make a vlog about how to communicate to the locals using spanish language only. And they use Chavacano language only. We are excited to watch that episode. Then put some english subtitle so that we understand what you are communicate to each others.🤩👍
That will be awesome dude
You have new fan from Toronto, Canada. My ancestors came from Spain and settled in the Philippines.
I’m here for all this happiness ✨
I wish that you can visit zamboanga City someday
Welcome to Zamboanga🥰🥰🥰
Zamboanga's exotic food is chupa culu.... Weww
Gracias amiga
I'll wait for your 2nd part of your vlog here in zamboanga City
watermelon es sandía también en tagalog y vizaya y like latin accento también 💗💗💗
Welcome and thank you for visiting my hometown. 😊
Finally the wait is over 😃
Oh wow I just saw this video, I'm from zamboanga city 🥰
Actually there's a shedule for the Chavacano Mass if you go to the Metropolitan Cathedral you can see what time is the Chavacano Mass and the other languages :)
luv u guys! a bunch 🥰💗
Hola hermosa gemelas...Esto es que estoy esperando el capitulo de zamboanga city..
OMG you're finally here I wanna see you guys!!!
Loved this vlog, you guys are awesome. Mi esposa es de Zamboanga y les mandamos muchos saludos y un abrazote desde Chicago, IL. ❤️
I always going there in Fort pilar during Sunday or before the Hermosa festival last year with my girlfriend and we always pray before light the candles
Bienvenido a Ciudad de Zamboanga!
Welcome to Zamboanga my hometown
Enjoy yer escapade adventure😊❤❤
Be safe always 😊😊😊
Hola ..viva zamboanga
See you soon Zamboanga
You can visit zamboanga City too someday sir
@@vincentjohngerochi504 I will be there in June.
@@vincentjohngerochi504 July pala
@@mrussel2392 uy it's was my birth month July OMG
Finally went to Zamboanga!!.... I've been waiting for you to go there.....ever since you landed in the country
I hope that you can visit zamboanga City too someday
Love the video keep it up❤
Bienvenidos a Zamboanga sol y luna.
welcome to our city.
hope, you will enjoy your stay.
welcome here
welcome luna /sol
We also call the ramp, rampa in our local Capampangan language.
Wow, it's literally about 8 hours from my place.
Bien venidos a zamboanga city
Wow I saw a glimpse of where you are staying you were probably a walking distance from my home😮😊
Good job girls. Have lots of fun and enjoy!😋
Bienvenido a Zamboanga... Es bueno tenerte aquí en nuestra ciudad. Disfruta tus vacaciones y Dios bendiga.😎
Pwede tu tambien visita aqui na ciudad de zamboanga
That knicker fruit salad indeed looks delicious. I wonder why that dessert is not available all over the country. It looks like a hit.
We wonder the same thing!
There's also have knicker backer not only in paseo Del Mar but in Kcc mall de zamboanga too
sana all may travel sponsor
Would love to visit Zamboanga ❤❤❤
I love the efforts both of you godbless maam❤❤❤
Thank you! 🤗
Welcome to Zamboanga city 😊
from zamboang going to iligan city to see the maria christina falls
Bienvenidos A Zamboanga💐💐💐
masses where i was from in Quezon City, they're alternately in English & Tagalog. Like 4-5 mass is in Tagalog then 5-6 mass is in English
wow! finally you are traveling to Zamboanga
There's a halo-halo ingredients with ube ice cream and no ice in Aling Banang's in San Juan, Metro Manila.
We can see how happy and excited you are.. enjoy your stay there! Keep safe :)
We are from zamboanga del norte currently in istanbul
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Que buenos ver dominicanas en otros paises lejanos explorando filipinas 🇵🇭, que tengan buen viaje, saludos desde España
Gracias!!!
Me piedo uno request shoutout tam bien yo soy un puro chavacano
Que ablando tam bien local dialecto commo bisaya tagalog y hilonggo
Y poquito de tausug
Yo tengo oir me nombre con suena shoutout heheheeh gracias
❤❤😊