Uwi ka dito sa phil.maam..nandito ang paraiso...simpleng buhay lang...nakita ni kulas kung saan ang paraiso..itsmean simpleng buhay...myfreedom..god bless to you..
Hello Kulas! You probably won't even get this, but here I am trying, because why not, and I think this is some story to share in your blog that I watch daily with my 1 yr old daughter Blakeley. So, here we go. When you were singing 'Kapayapaan,' my daughter danced to it, that being said, I looked up the song and I've never heard of the band, nor remember Tropical Depression. I have to add, I was born and raised in Manila (Parañque) and moved to the U.S. when I was 13 y/o. That was 23 yrs. ago. Going back to my story, so we listened to Kapayapaan, and finished watching this episode. I then shut my music on my phone off. And went about on changing my daughter. As I was doing this, Tropical Depression's song 'Ala-ala,' came on, LOUD, without me being near my phone. You have to listen to it, to understand what I'm about to tell you. My father passed 1 yr ago. He loves Filipino bands, like Asin and such, which represents the Philippines and its roots, just like how I feel about Tropical Depression. Just so happens that the song that came on talks about losing someone. That even when they've gone wherever, that the memories we make with them will always be in their memory - Ala-ala. I bust in tears, as this happened. I wasn't scared, but rather, as you may know, in the Filipino culture, this is is a sign of someone we love who passed, just saying hello - they're fine. So, I just want to share that story with you. Thank you, because if it weren't for your post of this band, this would've not happened. Again, from the bottom of my heart, Maraming salamat Kulas. Power on!
Thank you Kyle, Bit2x, and everyone in Cateel.Your videos inspire me to create and docuVlog my Life's Journey, and helped me fight my demons(anxiety and depression)...Power On! One Day at a time...Cheers
I went to their place in Cateel with a friend last Sunday early morning....grabe layo ng place...from Manila to Davao Oriental via Butuan City...very very nice place though that day it was rainy and the sea was 'angry'...so we were not able to go near the water..😟....then I saw Mommy Rose and had a chat with her instead....what a feat on my part...one dream come true..thank God....
Pinoys always show what they got😎 The coolest people on earth😎😁 They sing and dance like it's nothing. Like, they don't care what other people say about 'em. Like, whether their voices are music to the ears or not as long as they're enjoying and having fun. The filipino spirit👍👏👏 Man, you have improved a lot. The becoming filipino is now becoming a singer. 👏👏👏
When Kulas said "I have a confession..." I was so focused on what he's going to say ,and when he said it's about the most serious "kuko" pronunciation 😜😂 lmao so hard aaaayyy Kulas really don't fail to switch me to good vibe in a snap🤣🤪
Wow kulas I really miss Philippines, I'd been away from my country for a long time now and thanks for your posts I wish I'm there now. Love you kulas stay safe and Bret as well glad he's back in the Philippines
You are getting better each day speaking and learning Bisaya Kulas! Lata in english is tin/can, while delata refers to all canned goods. While lata, when you are referring to something that is over cooked or over ripe, you pronounce it w/ a stress on the last syllable (ta)..Bisaya words can have the same name or spelling, but differs on how you pronounce them..😊❤️
@@donmaranglerfishingadventu1640 doesn’t matter if it’s borrowed or not. My point is it is Spanish. If you googled Spanish of tin can the result shows LAta.
its just now that ur vlogs appeared on my suggested videos. and man, I so love these people who embraces our way of living specially the kind of culture that we have. I hope my fellow Filipinos appreciates the life we live through like you guys do because some Filipinos don't, sad to say. . Nonetheless, i love ur contents..
Ang sarap nang Odong with sardines.isa yan sa na mimis ko sa aming probinsya.walang Odong dito sa aming area.meron siguro sa 3 hrs.drive pa.very nice karaoke.happy life Kulas.cheers!
Does anyone agree with me that BRET & KULAS are SOOOO HANDSOME. Really great to see them embrace the Filipino culture and maybe someday they’ll both leave in the Philippines 🇵🇭 permanently🤍✨🫧🪅
Hi guys … de lata comes from a Spanish word which means “canned “that’s why Filipinos call it like that .Because of colonization Filipino learned much of Spanish word. Watching from Tokyo .God bless us all.Keep safe always .
Oh my gosh, Kulas! I havent had tinapa (what we call sardinas) and odong since I was a kid! I think that dish is mostly Bisaya because in all my years here in Luzon (I was born and raised in Mindanao), I could never find odong anywhere in the supermarkets. I miss those noodles! It really is a reminder of childhood. 🥰 Thank you Kulas!
I can find it here in sari-sari store and palengke here in Laguna. Odong is from the Japanese word Udon and is popular not just in Vis-Min but also in Baguio.
*CORRECTION:* Latâ (rotten/squished) and Lata (can) are pronounced very differently. Lata (can) is actually Spanish. "De lata" just means "of the can". The word can be used on its own (without the "de"). Again, remember that Philippine languages have a hidden consonant: the glottal stop. Latâ (rotten) ends in a glottal stop, whereas Lata (can) does not. If you don't know what the glottal stop is, it's when the vowel is cut off abruptly. Like the middle sound in English "Uh-Oh". You also say it constantly in English, like when you say "Cat" but your mouth remains open at the end and your teeth don't actually touch your tongue to form a "T" sound (so it sounds like Ka'), you're actually making a glottal stop. There are numerous examples of this. Where they look similar when spelled, but mean very different things when spoken. Where the stress is placed on the syllables is also important. Other examples in Bisaya Basâ = Wet ; Basa = Read Salô = To catch ; Salo = To share Tulô = To drip ; Tulo = Three Akò = Mine ; Ako = Me Pasâ = Bruise ; Pasa = To pass Tubò = To grow ; Tubo = Pipe ; Tubó = Sugarcane Balâ = Inaccurate, Incompetent ; Bala = Bullet, ammunition The main problem is that the Philippines does not normally write these accent marks. Since everyone already knows what they mean by context. They're only written in formal language books and whatnot. It is sometimes represented as a dash like in "to-o" ("to believe") or "pa-a" ("legs"), but only if they're in the middle of the word. In other languages, the glottal stop is also usually not represented. In Japanese, for example, in which almost all words end in a glottal stop, it is not written down at all. In Indonesian and Malaysian, the glottal stop is represented by a K at the end of the word. So Indonesian Datuk for example is pronounced exactly the same as Filipino Datù, both mean "chieftain". In Polynesian languages, the glottal stop is represented as the ʻokina, which is like a reverse apostrophe. You can see this in the proper name of the main island Hawaiʻi, which is pronounced Hawai-ee.
Hahaha! True, Bret is the action learner guy who wants to do it himself that’s why he is focusing on how to do it the right way. Kulas is a new learner when it comes to things like cooking and self serve feeding , lol 😆 never too late to learn each time- all the time!
This sort of content is just as good as any other for me. It gives us foreigners who don't live there yet an idea of life in the provinces and helps us a lot. You've shown me how nice it is there, so thanks!
Hi Kyle.. was feeling depressed today but after watching your videoke moment totally lifted my spirits! grateful for your energy🙏🏼needed that.. timing made a difference thank you so much 🙃
KUlasss im teary eyes when you were singin Kapayapaan in d Karaoke ..it reminds me when u were singin it in d isolation room last year awwww 😍power on.. i feel d luv n passion for life..God bless you more..thank you for sharin your life with us.. we so lucky to get glimpse of it😍
Hello Kyle this is Chris from Cape Brett and Island Canada and I just want to say that I am super loving these latest Vlogs especially with you and Breton Island. All I actually found those same sardines at the Dollarama just a few minutes ago and that is in Canada and what's really weird is that the Vlog "8 miles from home" that live in another part of the Philippines that are from England had bought snacks at the store like the mango slices in like a bag and the oh yeah Snappeas chips snack that are like a chip now well they're absolutely delicious and found them at the dollarama in canada also..we have so many snacks that are also in Phillipines. Loving your vlogs for many years. Loving the Vibes..from cape breton Island canada 🇨🇦
7:25...yes that's classic kulas, O'dong Noodles with Sardines.. Way back 90's, but the fact is kulas, O'dong Noodles only sells in Mindanao, Visayas and Luzon they don't know about this noodles.. I don't know now, maybe in cebu and Negros dumaguete city, they have jn the market...
Kyle, you rock bro... living the life in the Philippines; welcome back Bret....regards to Kumar & JD..haven't seen Madman for a while? Hope is well with him... peace out my Cateel bros....
Cracks me up every time I see Anselmo lying in the hammock. Super cute!!! The bugs you were pointing out look like the stink bugs we have here in RI. At least that's what I thought they were when I first saw them before you called them stink bugs.
Good thing you can upload videos almost everyday or every other day coz I'm always looking forward for your videos Kulas Power On with some Udon noodles and sardines
Kulas, lata is also Spanish for tin and de lata means of tin. But, lata means any sheet metal in the Philippines and, de lata means it’s in sheet metal as in the case of food in cans.
Yes, that food bringing up so many childhood memories. My mom used to cook delata sardines but with misua (very thin noodles). So funny yhe way you pronounced kuko but at least you know the Tagalog word. Oh Kulas you’re scaring me you using that knife. 😊
In Cagayan Valley we use this noodles called pancit laddit meaning flat noodles with sardinas sometines my mother also add malunggay leaves to it.❤️🇵🇭🇨🇦💪
Lata is actually Spanish for can. 'De' is also Spanish, it means of. Ergo, 'de lata' is anything canned. Other common 'de' words include de leche (of milk), de sal (of salt as in pan de sal), pan de coco, pan de ube, pan de monja (monay), the list goes on. 🙂
Sarap nyan Odong with sardines. May Pinay dito sa Germany nagluluto minsan nyan at hinahanap-hanap nya ung pagkain Probinsya ❤🤩 Legit Kulas karaoke king 😂🤩👏 100 score from me 🤩👏😍
Here in Leyte, where I'm from, particularly from Jaro, we call those stink bugs "balisang". And the local lore is that when you smell them and they're around, there's usually an "aswang" nearby. "Aswang" as in like a supernatural being but in human form. That's what our elders told us kids back then, at least.
UBE CREAM KULAS HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎉
Most of Us (OFWs) dreamed of having a life like Kulas in the Philippines.. a simple province life 🤍🔥 Power On Kulas, Bret and all the Cateel boys!
jst bcoz kulas live his own life... alam muna pag pinoy ayuda ayuda ayuda for the family trabaho inatopag
Uwi ka dito sa phil.maam..nandito ang paraiso...simpleng buhay lang...nakita ni kulas kung saan ang paraiso..itsmean simpleng buhay...myfreedom..god bless to you..
Hi Kulas! Can - Lata
Rotten- Latà
That's how you spell the words that the difference. Rotten one is with sort of apostrophe
The way you use a sundang is more daot than me hahahaha
Kulas destroyed that buko for sure😂
Kulas is not used to hard work....but he is trying anyway...
😁
Hello Kulas! You probably won't even get this, but here I am trying, because why not, and I think this is some story to share in your blog that I watch daily with my 1 yr old daughter Blakeley. So, here we go.
When you were singing 'Kapayapaan,' my daughter danced to it, that being said, I looked up the song and I've never heard of the band, nor remember Tropical Depression. I have to add, I was born and raised in Manila (Parañque) and moved to the U.S. when I was 13 y/o. That was 23 yrs. ago.
Going back to my story, so we listened to Kapayapaan, and finished watching this episode. I then shut my music on my phone off. And went about on changing my daughter. As I was doing this, Tropical Depression's song 'Ala-ala,' came on, LOUD, without me being near my phone. You have to listen to it, to understand what I'm about to tell you.
My father passed 1 yr ago. He loves Filipino bands, like Asin and such, which represents the Philippines and its roots, just like how I feel about Tropical Depression. Just so happens that the song that came on talks about losing someone. That even when they've gone wherever, that the memories we make with them will always be in their memory - Ala-ala. I bust in tears, as this happened.
I wasn't scared, but rather, as you may know, in the Filipino culture, this is is a sign of someone we love who passed, just saying hello - they're fine. So, I just want to share that story with you. Thank you, because if it weren't for your post of this band, this would've not happened. Again, from the bottom of my heart, Maraming salamat Kulas. Power on!
D LATA MEAN FOOD IN CANS LIKE SARDINES 🎉
We are used to eating ginisang sardinas with miswa or sotanghon.
In Kulas house everyone can share their cooking prowess I enjoyed watching everyone busy in the kitchen.
Thank you Kyle, Bit2x, and everyone in Cateel.Your videos inspire me to create and docuVlog my Life's Journey, and helped me fight my demons(anxiety and depression)...Power On! One Day at a time...Cheers
Good weather, yummy food masarap sardines noodles soup🍜🐟🥥😇🙏
I went to their place in Cateel with a friend last Sunday early morning....grabe layo ng place...from Manila to Davao Oriental via Butuan City...very very nice place though that day it was rainy and the sea was 'angry'...so we were not able to go near the water..😟....then I saw Mommy Rose and had a chat with her instead....what a feat on my part...one dream come true..thank God....
Dog in the hammock is so cuute!!😂😂
Pinoys always show what they got😎 The coolest people on earth😎😁
They sing and dance like it's nothing. Like, they don't care what other people say about 'em. Like, whether their voices are music to the ears or not as long as they're enjoying and having fun. The filipino spirit👍👏👏
Man, you have improved a lot. The becoming filipino is now becoming a singer. 👏👏👏
What a life having coffee in the morning while watching the misty waves of the ocean 🌊 👍 Oh man, I’m so jealous he he he he he😁
When Kulas said "I have a confession..." I was so focused on what he's going to say ,and when he said it's about the most serious "kuko" pronunciation 😜😂 lmao so hard aaaayyy Kulas really don't fail to switch me to good vibe in a snap🤣🤪
U do a Great Job to sing KAPAYAPAAN/PEACE...u love most to our Country🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭💖💖💖💖#KAPAYAPAANONEARTH#BECOMINGFILIPINO💖💖💖💖🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Wow kulas I really miss Philippines, I'd been away from my country for a long time now and thanks for your posts I wish I'm there now. Love you kulas stay safe and Bret as well glad he's back in the Philippines
Nice song number Kulaaaas ❤️ That's one of my favorite song 👌 Kapayapaan Paweer 👌
The daily life of Kulas and the Cateel Boys isn't dull... It's a vacation.. 😉
You are getting better each day speaking and learning Bisaya Kulas! Lata in english is tin/can, while delata refers to all canned goods. While lata, when you are referring to something that is over cooked or over ripe, you pronounce it w/ a stress on the last syllable (ta)..Bisaya words can have the same name or spelling, but differs on how you pronounce them..😊❤️
Lata/de lata isn’t bisaya but Spanish
@@whitepouch0904 you are totally right! Absolutamente correcto
@@whitepouch0904 most of Filipino words are borrowed from Spanish since Philippines had been colonized of Spain for 400 years as per history😊
@@donmaranglerfishingadventu1640 doesn’t matter if it’s borrowed or not. My point is it is Spanish. If you googled Spanish of tin can the result shows LAta.
its just now that ur vlogs appeared on my suggested videos. and man, I so love these people who embraces our way of living specially the kind of culture that we have. I hope my fellow Filipinos appreciates the life we live through like you guys do because some Filipinos don't, sad to say. . Nonetheless, i love ur contents..
Ang sarap nang Odong with sardines.isa yan sa na mimis ko sa aming probinsya.walang Odong dito sa aming area.meron siguro sa 3 hrs.drive pa.very nice karaoke.happy life Kulas.cheers!
Maayu kaayo mo kanta wui...good vibes all days thanks kulas!
Does anyone agree with me that BRET & KULAS are SOOOO HANDSOME. Really great to see them embrace the Filipino culture and maybe someday they’ll both leave in the Philippines 🇵🇭 permanently🤍✨🫧🪅
Brett yes but I don’t about Kulas .lol just kidding
I dont think so with Bret he is favor in Mexican culture maybe Kulas well both of them get benefits in PH though if you know what i mean.
Kulas is a very good and kind person and he welcome everyone in his place.
Isa, You don't want them to leave the Philippines, but hopefully both will live in the Philippines permanently . . .
She means live not leave.
I love Province Life 💙
Hahaha Ang galing Pala ni kulas in singing and dancing😃 good vibes power on
Hi guys … de lata comes from a Spanish word which means “canned “that’s why Filipinos call it like that .Because of colonization Filipino learned much of Spanish word.
Watching from Tokyo .God bless us all.Keep safe always .
Oh my gosh, Kulas! I havent had tinapa (what we call sardinas) and odong since I was a kid! I think that dish is mostly Bisaya because in all my years here in Luzon (I was born and raised in Mindanao), I could never find odong anywhere in the supermarkets. I miss those noodles! It really is a reminder of childhood. 🥰 Thank you Kulas!
I can find it here in sari-sari store and palengke here in Laguna. Odong is from the Japanese word Udon and is popular not just in Vis-Min but also in Baguio.
When I visit Cateel I'm going to see hot spring for sure.
*CORRECTION:* Latâ (rotten/squished) and Lata (can) are pronounced very differently. Lata (can) is actually Spanish. "De lata" just means "of the can". The word can be used on its own (without the "de"). Again, remember that Philippine languages have a hidden consonant: the glottal stop. Latâ (rotten) ends in a glottal stop, whereas Lata (can) does not.
If you don't know what the glottal stop is, it's when the vowel is cut off abruptly. Like the middle sound in English "Uh-Oh". You also say it constantly in English, like when you say "Cat" but your mouth remains open at the end and your teeth don't actually touch your tongue to form a "T" sound (so it sounds like Ka'), you're actually making a glottal stop.
There are numerous examples of this. Where they look similar when spelled, but mean very different things when spoken. Where the stress is placed on the syllables is also important. Other examples in Bisaya
Basâ = Wet ; Basa = Read
Salô = To catch ; Salo = To share
Tulô = To drip ; Tulo = Three
Akò = Mine ; Ako = Me
Pasâ = Bruise ; Pasa = To pass
Tubò = To grow ; Tubo = Pipe ; Tubó = Sugarcane
Balâ = Inaccurate, Incompetent ; Bala = Bullet, ammunition
The main problem is that the Philippines does not normally write these accent marks. Since everyone already knows what they mean by context. They're only written in formal language books and whatnot. It is sometimes represented as a dash like in "to-o" ("to believe") or "pa-a" ("legs"), but only if they're in the middle of the word.
In other languages, the glottal stop is also usually not represented. In Japanese, for example, in which almost all words end in a glottal stop, it is not written down at all.
In Indonesian and Malaysian, the glottal stop is represented by a K at the end of the word. So Indonesian Datuk for example is pronounced exactly the same as Filipino Datù, both mean "chieftain".
In Polynesian languages, the glottal stop is represented as the ʻokina, which is like a reverse apostrophe. You can see this in the proper name of the main island Hawaiʻi, which is pronounced Hawai-ee.
well said
kulas, Bret, Kumar and h. engineer are positive life in cateel, keep safe and good health 💖💯💪 GOD BLESS
That’s one of my favorites sud’an kulas, lami kaayu na labi naay mga gulay2x
yan ung odong with sardines kulas ang unang una kung kinakain na namis if im going home in pinas...
Kulas i think you should have a crash course with bret on how to get a coconut on a tree and how to open it. He is nailing it every time.
Hahaha! True, Bret is the action learner guy who wants to do it himself that’s why he is focusing on how to do it the right way. Kulas is a new learner when it comes to things like cooking and self serve feeding , lol 😆 never too late to learn each time- all the time!
Truth 😁
I'm all good... just did a one hour under the sun beach run so was exhausted hahah.
@@BecomingFilipino i see that's why. Power on man. Looking forward for fighter boys 2023
This sort of content is just as good as any other for me. It gives us foreigners who don't live there yet an idea of life in the provinces and helps us a lot. You've shown me how nice it is there, so thanks!
Hi Kyle.. was feeling depressed today but after watching your videoke moment totally lifted my spirits! grateful for your energy🙏🏼needed that.. timing made a difference thank you so much 🙃
🙏❤
KUlasss im teary eyes when you were singin Kapayapaan in d Karaoke ..it reminds me when u were singin it in d isolation room last year awwww 😍power on.. i feel d luv n passion for life..God bless you more..thank you for sharin your life with us.. we so lucky to get glimpse of it😍
Galing mo Kulas, singing "Kapayapaan", cool, Power on!👍
Odong soup is a classic recipe especially in Visayas and Mindanao.
nothing to say here but keep on laughing when u sing kapayapaan while dancing too🤣🤣🤣🤣power on!
Hello Kyle this is Chris from Cape Brett and Island Canada and I just want to say that I am super loving these latest Vlogs especially with you and Breton Island. All I actually found those same sardines at the Dollarama just a few minutes ago and that is in Canada and what's really weird is that the Vlog "8 miles from home" that live in another part of the Philippines that are from England had bought snacks at the store like the mango slices in like a bag and the oh yeah Snappeas chips snack that are like a chip now well they're absolutely delicious and found them at the dollarama in canada also..we have so many snacks that are also in Phillipines. Loving your vlogs for many years. Loving the Vibes..from cape breton Island canada 🇨🇦
Have an awesome day in Cap Breton, and thanks for the positive vibes!!! Nice one on the sardiness!!! whoaaa!!
You are awsome brad kulas you are peace keeper man thats why you deserved become a pilipino cetizen
That's a classic Pang pamilya dish
Oh so beautiful Kulas drinking coffe infront of d sea early morning n a fresh air,no pollution,life is good😊 as u used to say.
KAPAYAPAAN!!✌✌✌🎼🎵🎶🎤🎸🥁 Power On Kyle & Bret❤❤❤❤❤
Good singing, wonderful song, Kulas!!! Peace, kapayapaan!!! You nailed it 👏👏👏🙏❤️
PEACE! :D
I agree!
ngit ngit - dark, gabii - night❤❤❤
7:25...yes that's classic kulas, O'dong Noodles with Sardines..
Way back 90's, but the fact is kulas, O'dong Noodles only sells in Mindanao, Visayas and Luzon they don't know about this noodles.. I don't know now, maybe in cebu and Negros dumaguete city, they have jn the market...
Wow kulas u are now a officially.singer and dancer.....kuyawag uie ug moves ni kulas .god bless u kulas ..I don't skip add....to show u my support...
Growing up we have Odong with sardines on a cool rainy evenings 😁, missed it , been away for more than 20 yrs 👍 no skipping ads
Kyle, you rock bro... living the life in the Philippines; welcome back Bret....regards to Kumar & JD..haven't seen Madman for a while? Hope is well with him... peace out my Cateel bros....
Pareha ta ug sud an tinapa ug odong...yummy😋
Super.....
Power on.....
One of the Pinoy's comfort food😋
Sardine's sautéed with O'dong, brings back my childhood memories.
Tama gyud ka Kulas! childhood comfort food ang odong! ❤
wow sarap nga odong with sardines ay
Always love your honest reviews for food, Kyle! 😅👏
You got the best in life! Only your family is missing!
A wonderful morning beautiful cateel.
ODONG +SARDINAS or ODONG +MISWA + PATOLA still the best for me..dili nako na ibaylo sa mga karne..
Yea;life in mindanao is cool!Proud maguindanaon here!
Amping pirmi!
Good morning and Good evening, Kyle, Bret and the Cateel boys from the U.S.A.
Champion yan sa mga pinoy labi na sa mga bisaya. Champion combination odong ug sardinas/tinapa 😊
Yatis! Naglaway na nuon ko sa odong dah.
Perfect song to continue your discussion with Bret about promoting peace in Mindanao. :)
Wow odong!!
You are living already in a Paradise kulas 😍😍😍😍
OMG! I was lol when you did the karaoke😂😂😂
The guy with the black cap dances so well, cute kaayu ninyong duha😊
I remember if you have odong with sardines on the menu, you can bartered with chicken specially in the mountain area...its a specialty 😁😁😁👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Cracks me up every time I see Anselmo lying in the hammock. Super cute!!!
The bugs you were pointing out look like the stink bugs we have here in RI. At least that's what I thought they were when I first saw them before you called them stink bugs.
I'll cook that next time that's something new to me ,sardines with noodles,😋😋😋
Lamiiiiii kaayo odong!!! With spicy sardinas and thrn tomatoes and konti calamansi. OMG.
I love your shirt Kulas. The one you are wearing while holding cutting the coconut open.
Thank you for another awesome video Kulas
The doing sardens looks lami!sames like boo tan unya maayo moluto ang kusinero😁😁😁
kapayapaan....nice song 🎵 kulas
Good thing you can upload videos almost everyday or every other day coz I'm always looking forward for your videos Kulas
Power On with some Udon noodles and sardines
Will buy odong and spicy sardines ugma dayon!
Kulas, lata is also Spanish for tin and de lata means of tin. But, lata means any sheet metal in the Philippines and, de lata means it’s in sheet metal as in the case of food in cans.
Odong in sardines is used to be my fav!👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yes we need "Kapayapaan" in hot springs, beach resorts, mountain resorts and everywhere! NO TO "LOUD" KARAOKE SINGING!!! 🤪
Everyday videos are the best
What I love most about kulas is you will learned and having fun .. Thank you kulas God bless
#Poweron
Maayong buntag idol. Power on!
Yes, that food bringing up so many childhood memories. My mom used to cook delata sardines but with misua (very thin noodles). So funny yhe way you pronounced kuko but at least you know the Tagalog word. Oh Kulas you’re scaring me you using that knife. 😊
In Cagayan Valley we use this noodles called pancit laddit meaning flat noodles with sardinas sometines my mother also add malunggay leaves to it.❤️🇵🇭🇨🇦💪
Mindanao ug Visayas lang nakaila ug O'Dong 😃 uban tga luzon nakaila napud
We called the Black Bug "Tayangaw" here in Samar.
Odong and Sardines is my favorite dish.
Hello Kyle, de lata is actually Spanish for canned. So Filipinos derived it from Spain
Woww I'm amaze, you sang the song good kuya kulas. I found it soo funny when you open the Buko hahaha, it was a good try though.... we love you Kuya..
Single Engineer is so good looking and I think he is also mabait and humble
my alltime favorite !!!
Lata is actually Spanish for can. 'De' is also Spanish, it means of. Ergo, 'de lata' is anything canned. Other common 'de' words include de leche (of milk), de sal (of salt as in pan de sal), pan de coco, pan de ube, pan de monja (monay), the list goes on. 🙂
Odong😊, thanks for typical food wch i already forgot. My parents time food odong.😊
Sarap nyan Odong with sardines. May Pinay dito sa Germany nagluluto minsan nyan at hinahanap-hanap nya ung pagkain Probinsya ❤🤩
Legit Kulas karaoke king 😂🤩👏 100 score from me 🤩👏😍
I didn't expect that you will sing that song, Kulas. Kapayapaan is the word of every year. ☮⚛
Hello po, good morning Sir kolas and Sir Bret,,, at sa lahat po
Ha ha ha Kapayapaan Kulas! Ang importante na ang videoke! Ang akong adlaw nga natawhan karun ug syempre nagkanta kami sa atong balay!
Lingaw kaayo mga Marites
Here in Leyte, where I'm from, particularly from Jaro, we call those stink bugs "balisang". And the local lore is that when you smell them and they're around, there's usually an "aswang" nearby. "Aswang" as in like a supernatural being but in human form. That's what our elders told us kids back then, at least.