FACT: 1. The first indoor gym in Korea which until this day is still being used as concert venues was designed by a Filipino, done by Filipino workers Donated by the Philippine Government. 2 The US Embassy in Seoul was designed by a filipino and done by filipino workers. 3. Another building which escapes my mind right now, a government building was again designed and done by a Filipino architect andworkers 4. The bridge was done by Filipino engineers and workers. 5. Filipino soldiers and one commandant who happens to be Ex Philippine President Ramos led in helping the koreans win the war. 6. Why do you think the Philippines is the CallCenter capital of Asia? Precisely because of the proficiency in English and their accent is the most understandable accent. 7. Why do you think artists like Leah Salonga and all the singers and even those who sing in karaoke’s pronounce the lyrics crystal clear that you no longer need translations? Before Koreans even look down on Filipinos because of their accents. They should learn to pronounce a simple english word properly first before they even dare. That actress who mocked and thinks the filipino accent that she mimicked wasn’t even close to a filipino accent!!! She was referring to a thai accent! I’m not Filipino. I am European, my mom is part american. I’ve been to the Philippines and they don’t deserve such crap considering that every corner you turn there’s a korean grocery or restaurant in Manila and the suburbs. If koreans feel that the Filipino accent is not at par with the American or European Accent then stop going to the Philippines to learn English. Such hypocrisy.
I'm from California, I use to work at a company that was 70% Korean employees 90% of them can't speak and understand English. But when you talk with Filipino most of them can talk and understand English.
Yeah.. Even the poorest hoooman living in the Philippines can uderstand a little english... We even ranked 2nd and later 3rd of the countries who use English as second language... And Americans even praised Filipino-English accent as the sexiest english accent of english.
So? its not a revelation. But the sad truth, the English proficiency in the Philippines is in a steady decline, with most Filipinos proud of getting their nose bleeding when being spoken to in English.
Some Koreans mock Filipino's English Accent but can't do it themselves. However, some Americans (who are obviously native English speakers) praise Filipino's Accents and Fluency. Edit: MOM DAD AYM FAMOUSZZZZ (ಥ_ಥ) But kidding aside, thanks for the support. I didn't knew this blew up. Stay safe and continue spreading love, folks!♡
Let's be honest, Korea is a scary place too. Without kpop or kdramas, things that would come to people's mind are "Bullies", "harassment", "toxicity", "judgemental" and all these stuff.
This is so true. My family and I had a 17-hour stopover in South Korea and we took a free tour. Our tour guide was so strict about time. She said that if we didn't get back to the bus at the right time, she would leave us behind. So, instead of being able to enjoy S. Korea, we were just pressed for time. And, she did leave a couple behind because they were a minute late.
koreans: *criticizing filipinos’ english accent koreans: *goes to PH to study english 👁👄👁 *the “koreans” i meant are the ones who’re racists because not all of them belong to that category like Sandara Park she always show her love for our country and even talk about in shows how great our country and its people is.
Yes you are correct . Why korean go to philippines to study english?????? So sad, criticize philippines accent. FYI even pilipinos kids can communicate in english. How about korean kid,can they????
Here’s the thing, when it comes to history and richness, Philippines was once crowned as the melting pot of Asia where all cultures and races simply blend into each other without a need for prejudice or unnecessary judgement. Filipinos by nature are very welcoming and warm. But despite being patriotic, Filipinos learn the word RESPECT and RIGHTS at an early age which other people seem to fall short of. I am a Filipino and I am proud to be one accent or no accent, the mockery and sarcastic comments about me, my people, our country and our home only shows the lack of education and proper upbringing some people has and it’s not on us. If you see a Filipino being rude or condescending, then you might have done something to irritate or hurt them. So please, before you speak against my country, make sure that your knowledge and wisdom is greater than your ignorance.
Not only that, Philippines serves one of the best education for learning English language. I can personally say that because my father is an English teacher and I'm so proud of him. And for the record, many Korean students went to our country to study so I hope those kinds of hypocrite people who discriminates not only our accents, but also our entire race would shut their freaking mouths up cause someday, we Filipinos, will show them what we are truly made of. Grr tumataas talaga ang altapresyon ko sa mga ganitong issues! Yung mga pang ba-bash ng mga tao na galing sa ibang bansa tungkol sa accent nating mga Pilipino ay talagang nakakainis. As a writer and a self-proclaimed poet, malaking sampal to para samin especially that we mostly used English language not only for aesthetic purposes but also because we simply loved it at somehow we can comfortably express ourselves because maraming terms and words na hindi basta-bastang ma e-express in Filipino language. Periodt 😂
As a native English speaker that regularly works in Korea, I think her English speaking and articulation is better than 99% of Koreans. Props to the Phillipines!
Why some of korean people laughing at English accent of filipinos? To inform everyone the Philippines is among the most fluent in Asia Who can speak better English: Filipinos, Singaporeans, Malaysians etc. What is the sense of having a good accent if you can't even speak English well, and besides some of koreans always used body gesture when they speaking English, based on my experience -From Canada
“Be careful with people who speak English with accents. They can speak another language you don’t understand.” Read this somewhere. And it makes me proud I’m multi-lingual. Cheers!
Well said. Two decades ago, an American criticized my English and his mother reprimanded him, saying: "if someone cannot speak English as good as you, a native one, it means he can speak at least two languages, unlike you just one. Then, who is better, you or him?"
@@gwenemmanuellegalocgoc nahh it's not because it's the cheapest.. there are far more cheaper english teaching schools in other asian countries... it's cheap, yes, but also the quality of teaching.. I won't go into specifics coz i'll become a racist hahah😅
@@gwenemmanuellegalocgoc ah… but there is probably cheaper schools somewhere out there. (i don’t mean it in a rude way). and i mean you don’t need to pay scholaship in college in the philippines but it’s only if your grade is all A in all subjects from elementary to highschool… but if your grade drops below an A, the scholarship is dropped and you need to pay!!!! Σ੧(❛□❛✿)
I don't know why Asians want to sound like the Westerners when they speak in English, it's not like the Westerners will think highly of us Asians if we speak in their accent. Asians will still be discriminated in the West even if we talk like them. Just stay true to who u are.
call center agents are actually better in terms of grammar and accent than american english. american english is the most broken and at times stupidly wrong. my english teacher is the one who told me that americans are only fast in talking in english but Filipino english is the one that really follows the proper way of using english. like by the book english and not slang english.
@@rachelgonda5015 I'm not even referring to the original post. I am referring to this "exzy" person who commented. Understand who I tagged first. Right back at you. Edited
that's when the problem started. Because we have treated and imitated their culture and we lost ours. That's why they look inferior at us, same with america who look down to asians bec most of us have adored hollywood culture. I think the only country in asia that everyone has high regard is Japan bec they have built their own identity and globalized their influence without copying others. Much of korean pop culture were evidently derived from Japan, Taiwan and the US!
@@mysterycharm03 Japan doesn't even need to try.Yung mga music nila ni hindi nila nilalabas sa bansa nila.Wala sila masyadong international promotion unlike kpop ng korea na panay promote.Pero yung mga foreigner na mismo lumalapit sa kultura nila. Mga koreans mga copycat,dami na nilang kinopya like jpop-kpop,manga-manhwa,and yung street design nila.Tapos masyado silang obsessed sa recognition ng west
They can tell that you have a Filipino accent when they can hear us speaking english clearly.. Like they can understand each word, though. Because Filipinos didn't learn just to learn how to speak English but also how to pronounce it correctly, and to construct a sentence with a correct grammar, too.
Precisely that's the point. Filipinos are very particular with correct grammar and pronunciation. We don't eat words when we speak english. We pronounce them clearly. We have a natural English accent. We don't pretend to be Americans or British. It is how koreans dream of themselves when they speak english. Lastly, to some koreans who belittle Filipinos don't you dare go to the Philippines to learn english. I was once an english teacher in a korean school here in the Philippines so I know that there are many koreans who come to my country simply to learn how to speak and write English. They even enroll in online english classes. Yes, I would like to thank those Korean people for believing in us. You are truly appreciated.
In fact, some are being "grammar nazis" because we learn the proper tenses and all. I remember when I was a kid, I read in the subtitle of an english movie "you was okay?", and asked my older sisters why the grammar was incorrect.
I remembered what my Aunts Australian Husband said to me while we were talking about Kpop. He first asked me why I like Kpop, when infact, Most of the Koreans he knows in Australia belittle filipinos. He then asked why I would love something who thinks so little of us Filipinos. From that day on I swore I’ll never listen to any Kpop songs nor watch any kdramas ever again. But Sandara Park made me go back to listening to Kpop and watching kdramas again. It’s because she has always been appreciative and loving of anything filipino. That is why I can only listen to 2ne1 and Bigbangs songs. But hearing all of these stories again reminded me of that conversation I had with my Australian uncle. And it made me feel so sad. Truly, no matter how you love something or someone, it doesn’t mean they or it will love you back. Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!
cringie naman mga yan, inubos pa buong clark pampanga. pati bundok natin. never watch their shows, and always thought that they look gay and such. i mean even on their own, i hear they bully their own kind. lol. no difference to filipino who also bullies their own kind. i do think its those filipinos who has made this kpop and their shows popular world wide. thats the kind of gratitude you guys get from those plasty. hehehe. gangnam style is it? is that where it all started or another music? i noticed how filipinos likes those kind of songs, did you guys make it world wide on the net? hehehe.... bahala na kayo. hahaha.
Don’t judge 60 million individuals because someone told you someone said something about your country. Especially on the internet, lots of fake, extremely toxic things said online when in reality people are very nice.
lol I've been in the Philippines for 6times, I was shock that the street vendors and even street kids can speak basic english there, its not perfect tho but their english is so easy to understand. I love Philippines!
*"Some koreans underrating Filipino accents"* I may not be able to provide an orthodox view on how Koreans view Filipinos, but as an American- part Indonesian who find this disturbing and have been in both countries, I can uphold the actuality that Koreans look at the South East Asians as economically substandard and they consider that skin color is the symbol of everyone's current state of living which basically means if your darker you're poorer, and I kinda find that ridiculous in terms of beliefs and values. Filipinos (some) are obviously inlove with Korea's products, maybe those who are engaged with Kpop or Kdramas I don' t know, could be classified in that border. In the Philippines, maybe only 50% of their population that are not that attached with Korean culture are just co-existing with them but not hating (which is important). So it' s confusing how do Koreans (let's be honest most of them, not some) could set those belittling comments and mindsets towards the South East Asians in general. And about this video, well, my university hired a couple of Filipino teachers to amend the students (including us) fluency on our own language, So.... I won' t make a stand proving that Filipinos are way much more desirable english speaker than Koreans, because that's an obvious case. So they are basically racist toward Filipinos. But hey don’t worry, they don’t really have many positive views toward almost any of their Asian counterparts and their such opinions don’t really matter. Stay on that brand of hospitality, no matter where you come from, be proud of your legacy and have a happy life. :-)
@Gilbert Darang Koreans (atleast those who are involve) literally just pick a substrata of Filipino population (let' s say those who're not really into english or something with regards) and overlayed their degrading comments baselessly. I mean it's not the first korean video reacting to other South East Asians that I've come across.
But the truth... Other Asian countries don't have this kind of Mind Set.... They are competitive, they need to enroll in an academy to learn and be the best... That's the reason learning English is a BUSINESS in other Asian countries.....
As a Korean who learned English in the Philippines, i got a lot of those too. I think it isn’t only about the Philippines, but about non-western countries, specifically Southeast Asian countries. Personally, I believe ability to learn and speak fluent English is irrelevant to the country. It differs by the person. But I guess, it isn’t to many people. Most of the times i tell people I studied abroad then say ‘from the Philippines’, they give the ‘oh…’ look and say that I sound native or that I speak fluent English. After I graduate uni and went back to Korea to work, I was asked about Philippines every interviews and some of them even laughed when I answered how much do I expect to be paid. The exact words were ‘you wouldn’t get that much even if you graduated/lived in the US.’ When I heard such comments (sounds american) in high school, I took it as a compliment. But as I started to search for job opportunities, I felt even humiliated few times. And, most of those humiliations were from english speakers who studies in the western cultures. Some of them are super proud and they think less of English speakers who learned in Asian countries. They are not even aware such comments are so rude and inappropriate. Those people think what they have learned is the “real” thing. Most of people who are not fluent in English that I’ve met rather told me that they think of Philippines as a good opportunity to learn English and experience different cultures. So.. The irony, huh? Haha 😂
Don't lie girl. I can see your lie from miles away. 😅 'they think less of English speakers who learned from Asian countries' -nah, that's cap. You're making it sound like native speakers are bad than koreans. No, girl. That's a lie. Most native speakers I encountered aren't racist like Koreans. As long as you speak coherent and okay-ish English, you're good. Learning another language is an entirely different talent. This is why they are impressed with people who speak their language because most of them didn't even know how to speak the languages in places they travel to. So for you to say that, it's either you're asking for sky high pay, they just don't want to pay you that much, or you are fvcking lying. 😅
being half-british myself,this is true.Good thing though,my parents especially my Filipino Mom taught me to be respectful to everyone regardless of what kind of accent they're using.🙏🏼♥️💪🏻
I'm american and if I had to be honest, the filipino accent is probably one of the most understandable accents. plus Filipinos are very easy to talk to and they're so outgoing. okay, since this is getting a lot of attention I'll list down some stuff. => compared to other countries, filipino diction makes words easier to understand since you put emphasis on vowels. => it's so nice to talk to filipinos because you guys are confident in your english skills so the conversation is a lot more smooth. => filipino parties are the BEST. i was at a fil party once and thought i would be excluded since i wouldn't get the jokes but it was the complete opposite. filipino humor is top level and i felt very included.
Filipinos have mixed accent. Being a customer representative I speak depends to the person I speak with. Some filipinos can speak british, canadian, american or even aussie accent, in short we are good in mimicking accent. I also had a filipino friend way back 2016 who can speak queen’s english which is so hard to learn for some native english speaker.
Yes! Agreed! Most Filipinos are Linguistic, and very flexible when it comes to adapting different accents. Filipinos Respect Different cultures, Tradition, accents, beliefs, religion, colours, race and accept the differences of Humanity. Filipinos are not Tolerant with too much Toxic Comments about Filipinos because of too much Negative Propaganda at the expense of the Filipinos, No Way!!! We have Bayanihan Culture in Solidarity with each other. That’s made Filipinos very Unique!
I'm a indian and people also mock our accent , atleast we can speak english we can make others understand what we are saying because many Asian countries like China,japan,korea majority of the people over there can't speak english atleast we are better than that ,and I think philipines has really good accent you can actually understand what they are saying they had really good accent 🙏
I agree. I'm from the Philippines, and we have an Indian neighbor, and they are really good at speaking English and it's very clear. I think the countries with the highest English proficiency in Asia is definitely Singapore, Philippines, India and Malaysia.
Indian people especially Indian women now a days are good in IT and businesses. Indians in Singapore as well are very conversant in English. They are very good in English. I don't care about accent. I am Filipino and they told me I look Indian :)
Filipinos are so good at learning that even if they just watch they can learn the language of another country. in fact, Filipinos can change their accent depending on the country of the person they are talking to.
Precisely. And you'll speak the way they speak also and need to simplify the words you're going to use in order for them to understand. I worked before in SG and HK .
Hate to break it to you but good and bad accent do exist but its totally understandable because our native language has different intonations and vowel sounds than natural english speakers, the same can be said to other nations who uses english as their second language. The proper way to improve your accent is to use english or talk to english speakers whenever you can , watch english movies or tv series, my nephew and niece has better accent than me because they watch peppa pig and other english shows almost everyday 😂
You should know the lyrics of the song of Paul McArtney. We all know That people are the same wherever you go There is good and bad, mmm, in everyone We learn to live when we learn to give each other What we need to survive Together alive
Filipina-American here, born and raised. You go, girl. Your English is excellent, Jessica. I experienced the reverse. Tagalog was my first language, but once I entered kindergarten I had to speak English. Father said to us ‘dito tayo sa America, speak English.’ In HS my girlfriends spoke Tagalog. I remember responding in the language and my friend barked back at me…’Don’t speak Tagalog, you have a STRONG American accent.’ Nothing wrong w/vocabulary or grammar just my accent. Stopped speaking Tagalog that day, except w/my mom. FF to my 30’s, I decided I wanted to learn Tagalog. Enrolled in a college class. Prof ask why I was there because my Tagalog was strong. Told him my story. His response… what accent?! 🤪
Funny how Koreans making fun of “Filipino’s accent” when they can’t even speak english fluently. Like dude even the small vendors here can speak and understand english so don’t you even dare to insult our english cause it’s basically our second language. No hate on Jessica though I love her.
@@michaelnabor6808 Filipino accent is one of the most correct english. Unlike American or British accent where sometimes you can't understand them because of accent. I remember an article calling Filipino Accent the "Neutral Accent"
They r just very hipocrite, any Asian countries that dont speak and understand English basically criticise Filipino accent, why? because they r jealous 😃
Our accent depends on who we are talking to. Idk but as a Filipino, I am not comfortable speaking English with an accent whenever I am talking with my co-Pinoy but once you see or hear us talk every oral recitation or during a speech, you'd be amazed by how good our accent is.
I like how you plan to educate your fellow Koreans Jessica with regards to the Filipino. It shows how you were able to get the values and essence of the things you learned and from your experiences in living in the Philippines. I know there are many Filipinos around the world including Korea that Filipinos work as Nannies, Househelper, caregivers, nurses and more. May those who experience how the Filipinos take care of the Koreans be like you in spreading the good things about the Filipinos. Many non speaking in english nationals were surprised when they are in the Philippines as they see that everyone as literally everyone can speak English. If the Koreans will check the English structure, most of the time the FIlipino speak more correctly of the English language than Americans and British. This was mentioned to me by my officemate in a project. I was assigned in UK for several months and got to kmow some of the people I work with. My officemate one time talk to me and since she is studying other languages, German she is good in English compared to our other officemates. She says she noticed how I usually correct my words making sure I use past tense and correct connotations when her fellow British doesn't speak correct english. May you continue to spread the good vibes you do.
I actually applied a lot of times in S. Korea as an English teacher. I have been teaching for 10 years, have all the qualifications that a company or a school would require as an English teacher. However, because I am from the Philippines, I got rejected a couple of times. Tried my luck in Japan, and here I am, teaching English in the land of the rising sun for 3 years.
@@vanzealotbush2244 aside from being cheap, they can also take a vacation in our beautiful beaches which I think is a win-win for them, the only downside is homesickness but you can always videocall
Maybe we don't have British and American accent but the way Filipino speak is more clearer than any other accent. Honestly in school we have this strict policy that required us to speak in english the whole time while we are in school premise and that's way more difficult because Filipinos are grammar critics. 😏
So true, like if the classroom secretary caught you speaking in native she/he will charge you 1 peso per word and the money will go to the Christmas Party Fund. This still makes me laugh even until now😂
@@leslieann2709 i learned english in the Philippines too and i always get that remark having a neutral accent. Like they don't exactly know where I'm from by just talking to me. Maybe until they hear me curse in filipino. Looool
Which reminds me, I had my 5 hour lay over in Korea (airport) before flying to Manila. Since the airport was big, it was kind of hard to be walking around with your handcarry so I asked an assistance from their helpdesk. Their crew was very kind and helped me a lot. She can speak English and I thought if she studied in the Philippines because of the way she talks and communicates with me is kind of a filipino signature🙂. Her English was not really that of an american accent but my, she has been concise and gives her all at work. What I mean is, why does it (accent) matter most? What matters most should be the diligence of one to be able to do the job right.
I'm confused, how can a "majority" of Koreans rate someone's accent in another language, if they themselves aren't even fluent in that language. I'm a complete outsider and I maybe wrong but I thought Koreans aren't good with English to begin with. But then again I shouldn't presume cause I don't know them well.😅
Some are Good english Speaker, and they do have the British accent or a native accent because that is what they taught are the Standard english hence they look down on any English accent especially Asian accent.
Remember that among the 25 Asian Nations who can speak English proficiency, the Philippines is number 2, and accent is not necessarily needed to express the one's thoughts. Koreans who are looking down on Filipino, you should learn to speak English and every words should be perfectly pronounced. Love from Japan♥️
This is exactly , the word “accent” existed for how it means is because it differs from which country you are from. Regardless of what language you’re interested in learning, there will never be such thing as perfect accent. When you are studying a certain language, you are learning the language not the accent as it only comes along with it. This is why language is the only tool that is sharpened when used. You are not sharpening the accent, you are sharpening the language you are trying to learn. ❤️
You cannot expect some Filipinos to have that "perfect" American/British accent because majority of us are multilingual, especially those who live in the province. We speak 2-7 languages, I myself speak 4.
I'm a filipino and I have an american accent. I have a korean friend and I adjust my accent so SHE can understand. I think koreans think that we have an accent like that, but the truth is we only adjust our accent for them. (Not all but some)
I can truly see unnie really love the Philippines and I am happy that she's pointing out these matters. We are proud of you our Kababayan🥰❣ thank you ate Jessica
I agree~ most of them can't. And the fact that the little percent of those koreans who can speak english, look down on Filipino people who literally has English as their second language? hahaha i cannot- 😂🤦🏻♀️
not proud of their accent? bakit? anu bang uri ng pagbigkas ba ang dpat sa ingles? pustahan tayo, pag aleman o pranses or ruso ang nagsalita ng ingles, walang mag rereaact o.
Nope, it's all in the prestige. Singaporean English was firsy codified as a part of World Englishes than Ph English even thoigh we've been speakin it longer than them. They just hate us cuz we poor, lets be real 😂
People thinking that being ashamed of what you can do is something normal, this kind of mind set being taught to the new generation are the reason why until now people can't help but to think that other nations accent is way better
What a great video! I'm always interested in the views of other cultures on my own. I live in Canada, but when I go I love seeing the interactions with local people and foreigners, it's always positive! I'm definitely following you 😉
“The country with the most clear influence of The US on their accent is the Phillipines “ -Quora Answers I’ve lived in the US and the clearest asian”accented” english close to US is “Filipino-accent”
Some koreans get it hard to speak english fluently but here in the Philippines, children can even learn basically watching and listening to peppa pig. HAHAHAHAHA and in my own opinion, its not the accent that matters but as long as you delivered the idea you wanted to tell,Filipinos could get that without further explanation 👍😁
I am a Pilipino and learned english at the age of 3 and can speak fluently at 4 and can translate a paragraph from english to Tagalog and Tagalog to english to be honest most pilipinos knows how to speak English
Thank you for your kind words. I'm a naturalized Filipino-American, living in TX. I was born & raised in the Philippines. I also have Filipino accent when I migrated in the 90's. I'm slowly losing it now because I learned to adapt in American accent. Americans appreciate how crisp and articulate my English words are. Much more, when I write in English, it's grammatically correct. I credit my English education in the Philippines. So, if some Koreans doesn't like Filipino English, because it's not Americanized or British, they should not go to the Philippines. They should stop mocking us because most of them hardly speak or understand English. They should listen to other Asian countries speaking in English, i.e, Singaporean, Japanese, Thailand, Indian, and find out the difference. I think it's more of ignorance & just plain stupidity!
I learned how to embrace my Filipino accent. Even after living in the United States for almost 21 years, every once in a while, my native tongue will roll into a Filipino accent. No one should be ashamed or shamed for having an accent. If you know how to speak more than one language, you are smarter than most people!
filipinos were just afraid to show their english accent bcs they'll be judge someways,if we started being confident we can do it naman.Like our brain speaks more than our mouth,my mind keeps on speaking on English like always HAHA.
@@shaileines6105 and that's unfathomable HAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAH, what the fuck is wrong with accents, right? maybe some of them are just jealous and insecure. So don't mind what others throw at you, because at the end they're not the one who will benefi on it. HAHAHAHAHAHAAH
Filipinos speak the best English in Asia. The neutral accent is definitely a plus in clarity and comprehension. That's why we have Asian students rushing to study English here. It is also why call centers are aplenty. At the end of the day though, speaking English well is not synonymous to intelligence or even common sense. China and Japan's economies did just fine without having their population fluent in English. Why should they be and why should we?
I used to teach some Koreans English through online in the Philippines, and when my boss asked me to visit the Korean office, I was able to meet some of my students, they were glad to finally put a face on the voice (Our company didn’t use video call then) but one of them left a huuuge impression on me; the negative kind as he was not happy that I am a Filipino, he (the student) claimed that I lied to him and all the while he was bragging to his friends he has a “native english speaker” for a teacher. I was like “Take a chill pill, I never said that I’m american and always say that I am in the Philippines. His reply was “your accent lied to me! What will I do now?” Dunno... see a psychologist?
Actually we have this "neutral" accent and most foreigners praise us when we speak english. And they say that the Filipino accent is the sexiest accent. (The accent I mean not the pronunciation).
제시카님 안녕하세요. 오랜만에 댓글 달아요. 우선 구독자 100만명 축하드려요! 이번 영상을 보니 한국과 필리핀 동시에 좋아하는 사람으로서 마음이 아프네요. 필리핀에서 어학연수를 다녀오고 나서 한국에서도 스피킹 실력을 유지하기 위해 센터를 다녔었는데, 그때 당시에 저도 그런 얘기를 들었어요. 저에게 필리핀 악센트가 있다는 말이었지만 단순히 악센트가 존재한다는 것을 알려주기 위함이 아니라는 걸 알았죠. 그 뒤로도 저도 모르게 한국인 친구들에게 필리핀 악센트에 관한 항변..?을 대신했던 것 같아요. 이런 어처구니 없는 일들이 만연한 세상이죠.. 소득과 국가를 넘어 사람 대 사람으로 바라보았으면 좋겠어요.. 좋은 영상 만들어주셔서 감사해요!
The accent is not important. The important thing is that we can communicate with each other. Whatever accent you have, don't change it just to please the people who have a lot of feelings in life. We didn't learn English for them. Bahala sila sa buhay nila.
Working here in 🇦🇺 for 3yrs now, sometimes OZ/American/British accent is a must or at least close to it so they could understand you especially if you're working in Call Centres/Government Agencies/Medical Institutions. 😊
Just a tip for us filipinos here, if you're capable of speaking and understanding english on a conversational level, then you're all good! Don't let those people who discriminate you rob you of your confidence of speaking english. Because whether you're a Filipino, Korean or even American, english is not the measurement of intelligence and success 😁
@Huxlee ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ It's just the opinion of the people, and an opinion is not a good source to base your statement on how intelligent the person is. Some of people's opinion don't support facts and knowledge. They base their opinion sometimes on plain stupidity and nonsense because it's what society tells them to do. Remember, when a person mocks you, it reflects on what their personalities/traits are and not yours. Don't let society dictate your life because you are "you", and they're not "you".
Accent or your fluency in foreign language doesn’t define who you are. Still be grateful that you are able to speak that God allowed your mouth to produce words anybody can hear.
If I were to choose between accent and fluency. I would choose fluency, tho. Who needs the accent when you could hardly speak the language? What so big deal of having a filipino-english accent? Hmm haha
We Pinoys don't care what Koreans said becuase Their attitudes are reflecting to themselves which are better that accent or attitude of a person. Just saying we and most of Pinoys if not all we are trained to respect people we don't care with that accent thingy. Am most proud of my Pinoy accent am currently in Dubai and when it comes to accent it's nothing we Pinoy here are far better to other nationalities when it comes to working capabilities and we are always humble and most specially we don't like to hurt other feelings.
Even a 5 years old filipino kid can understand english and can speak it amazingly just by watching a cartoon. Compare to those koreans who mock Filipino English accent but need to pay a huge amount of money for their english class.
agree tho my 3 year old cousin is a filipino as well as me, she speaks like having a british-filipino accent, she's so good at it, that's proof that little filipinos can understand english very well
You speak fluent.. you perfectly pronounce the letter R .. is a big point and thank you for being proud of my country, I came from country side of the Philippines, English is our second language..
@@akaprettygood95 No po. she's nice. she loves PH and I treat her as a Filipina already. She's actually making a point sa video na ang accent is not a measure of who you are. Watch her videos if you have time and you'll understand what I am talking about.
@@rosin1908 well said. may classmate ako sa mga chinese school namin, nyeta, ang pangit. haba ng baba. maitim pa. around 90's yun. mga tatlo sila, pero hindi mag kamag anak, kala ko mag kakapatid. yikes.
Someone once said... "They hate because they can't." And somebody else said... "Envy and jealousy turns to criticism and hate." Just by the two phrases alone we could a bit assume why others criticize because unfortunately they want to drag down somebody which is a higher level than them.
Yeah right. Most of them can't speak in English well. They find it hard to pronounce simple English words. Elementary students in Philippines speaks better.
Hm? how come these “Some” koreans mocking Filipino english accent when in fact most of them CANT speak english and cant even pronounced english words clearly 🤷🏼♀️
I’m Filipino and when my family immigrated to Canada, I got a job after only 3 days. My interview lasted 3 hours and at the end my prospective boss asked where I learned to speak English so well. I was very amused by his question, but I answered it with all honesty. My answer? Back home (in the Philippines). That’s all!
Was it just me? But Jessica was like the next generation Sanadara Park. Lived in the Philippines at a young age, grew up here, been bullied, discriminated but still grew up loving the country and appreciating it at any angles and perspectives. Look how she’s even prouder than some of us sharing the Philippines to her Korean friends. She’s even defending Philippines from the prejuidice of Korean media like how Sandara also defended us. Jessica doesn’t deserve any bash. Clickbaiting? Absolutely no! Little did some know that Jessica has a lot of job oppurtunities waiting in line for her and can even quit youtube if she wants to. It’s just that she appreciated where she came from and is grateful for all the things she has in life. All I can say is that Jessica grew up well as a person ❤️
My opinion is that if your accent is understandable and does not interfere with the message you are attempting to express, it is OK. If your accent and pronunciation are so bad that it interferes with how you communicate with others and how they understand you, you may need to consider developing a more 'clear' sounding accent. I used to have a thick Filipino English accent, but I changed it to Canadian not because I was embarrassed of it, but because people around me at work were having difficulty understanding me.
Actually, It's not about the "accent" that matters eh .. It's all about how you express your message to other people and as long as they understand what you're saying... That's good enough..
One of the reasons call centers are booming in the Philippines is because Filipino English is more understandable than other accents out there.We use American English. Most Koreans on the other hand so far speak English with distinct accent which is quite hard to understand. And our accent depends most likely on who we are speaking with. The most used ones being mocked at like Manny Pacquiao's is the accent from people who arent that much into speaking English but can still speak decent English. And no matter what Koreans say about the accent they still choose to study here and that all that matters. Bottom line they still appreciate our language. Only the boastful ones belittle Filipino English.
I think it depends on the person , im a filipina who grew up in the Philippines but i can speak in different accents lmao im sure lots of filipino's can do it too.
Most Filipinos can copy a lot of accents which I find really cool haha.. I have filipino friends and they're so flexible in changing accents the way they want to ...
I am Korean and I've met pretty many Pinoy friends working in Korea. Most of them speak pretty good English =) I personally think English is not a language for certain countries only but It's an universal language, which means you don't have to have a certain accent to be fluent!
@@juandelacruz365 lol, you are the one being racist here, the op stated and viewed Filipinos in a good way, and you're attacking unmannerly? rudely? psh, you're embarrassing
True. That why we are the Call center capital of the world because of our neutral English accent. Yung mga nag disagree sayo at nagsabing buhat bangko at cringe..mlamang mga sumasamba sa kpop yan kaya sariling kbbyan kinkokontra. Shame.
OMG, first of all you look like one of my fave Korean actress Kim Go-eun. I saw your vlog by accident just last night and since then I've watched 6 of them already and I'll be watching more of course and I already subscribed. I just loved your ending on this particular video. You quoted "you cannot fight fire with fire so fight fire with vast sea kind of mindset if you know what I mean". You're not just beauty and brains but so witty as well. Ha-ha!!!
so as the Igorot, Kalinga and other ethnic group here in the Philippines sometimes you would be surprise, just like to the elderly Igorot they're completely fluent in English even though they didn't had their high school level or college.
I am a 15 year old filipina, I speak two dialects and 2 Languages and currently learning another language. In my opinion, we filipinos are good at language switching and changing accents.
True enough. I also speak several Philippine dialects and foreign languages like Basic Cantonese, Arabic and Français. And I have been trained to do so from a very young age, even at home.
No worries, not all Filipinos take offense over their Filipino Accent. I personally am proud of my Filipino accent. Don't get me wrong, I've worked in the BPO industry for several years so I can honestly say that I sounded just like a native speaker back in the day. Later on, I just grew tired of it. Since I'm no longer required to use the accent nor adapt an American name just so we can prevent issues and discrimination while at work unlike back in 2004, I realized I wanted to adapt my Filipino accent back. However, it was the softened version as I was still required to sound neutral. True enough, I had numerous callers who appreciated me for being a Filipino. There was even this one time where I got complimented for having a 'Filipino Neutral Accent'. She recognized right away that I am a Filipino and liked me more for it. She said I sounded like a CNN Broadcaster who's a "Filipino" and that I was very articulate. She also said she loves speaking to Filipinos because we are quick to pick up, polite, friendly and easy to understand. So for me, having a Filipino accent while speaking english fluently makes a Filipino look more intelligent because it ONLY proves how quick our thought processes is. Imagine how fast our minds work from translating what we heard into Filipino, thinking of a response in Filipino, then translating it back to english before speaking it out, with the ability to switch back and forth different accents at will to boost. I actually think that is amazing. I think, it is now time to move forward and stop ourselves from trying to prove something each time just to compesate what we thought is our disadvantage which is our accent. Guys, we are already accepted and appreciated globally. Proof of that are the BPO industry as well as the international students that come here to learn english. Let's now break out of our cocoons. So to my fellow Filipinos, let's embrace our accent, let's Be Proud. (Disclaimer: I will post this to as many similar videos as possible) #PuntongPinoy
FACT:
1. The first indoor gym in Korea which until this day is still being used as concert venues was designed by a Filipino, done by Filipino workers Donated by the Philippine Government.
2 The US Embassy in Seoul was designed by a filipino and done by filipino workers.
3. Another building which escapes my mind right now, a government building was again designed and done by a Filipino architect andworkers
4. The bridge was done by Filipino engineers and workers.
5. Filipino soldiers and one commandant who happens to be Ex Philippine President Ramos led in helping the koreans win the war.
6. Why do you think the Philippines is the CallCenter capital of Asia? Precisely because of the proficiency in English and their accent is the most understandable accent.
7. Why do you think artists like Leah Salonga and all the singers and even those who sing in karaoke’s pronounce the lyrics crystal clear that you no longer need translations?
Before Koreans even look down on Filipinos because of their accents. They should learn to pronounce a simple english word properly first before they even dare. That actress who mocked and thinks the filipino accent that she mimicked wasn’t even close to a filipino accent!!! She was referring to a thai accent!
I’m not Filipino. I am European, my mom is part american. I’ve been to the Philippines and they don’t deserve such crap considering that every corner you turn there’s a korean grocery or restaurant in Manila and the suburbs. If koreans feel that the Filipino accent is not at par with the American or European Accent then stop going to the Philippines to learn English. Such hypocrisy.
Facts.
Well said! Thank you.
That is so true!
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AMEN!
I'm from California, I use to work at a company that was 70% Korean employees 90% of them can't speak and understand English. But when you talk with Filipino most of them can talk and understand English.
And their Korean English accent is way too hard to understand if you’ll compare it with Filipino English accent. 🙌🏼
Yeah.. Even the poorest hoooman living in the Philippines can uderstand a little english...
We even ranked 2nd and later 3rd of the countries who use English as second language...
And Americans even praised Filipino-English accent as the sexiest english accent of english.
Tama tama👏
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So? its not a revelation. But the sad truth, the English proficiency in the Philippines is in a steady decline, with most Filipinos proud of getting their nose bleeding when being spoken to in English.
Some Koreans mock Filipino's English Accent but can't do it themselves. However, some Americans (who are obviously native English speakers) praise Filipino's Accents and Fluency.
Edit: MOM DAD AYM FAMOUSZZZZ (ಥ_ಥ)
But kidding aside, thanks for the support. I didn't knew this blew up. Stay safe and continue spreading love, folks!♡
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Koreans even mock Indian English accent lol 😂 but in reality Koreans can’t speak English 🤣but they judge others countries accent big lol 😂
Trueeeee
The audacity, really😂
Meanwhile: Koreans study online and most of the tutors are Filipinos. Lmao
REALITY! HAHA
Yeah, but probably not all Korean are shaming Filipino accents
@@sean8625 yep.. just some of them
@@sean8625 yes just some
THE IRONY AND THE AUDACITY OF THOSE IMBECILES WHO CANNOT EVEN PRONOUNCE NOR SPEAK THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
Let's be honest, Korea is a scary place too. Without kpop or kdramas, things that would come to people's mind are "Bullies", "harassment", "toxicity", "judgemental" and all these stuff.
not to mention the military and Law
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This is so true. My family and I had a 17-hour stopover in South Korea and we took a free tour. Our tour guide was so strict about time. She said that if we didn't get back to the bus at the right time, she would leave us behind. So, instead of being able to enjoy S. Korea, we were just pressed for time. And, she did leave a couple behind because they were a minute late.
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.... and suicide among celebs.
koreans: *criticizing filipinos’ english accent
koreans: *goes to PH to study english
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*the “koreans” i meant are the ones who’re racists because not all of them belong to that category like Sandara Park she always show her love for our country and even talk about in shows how great our country and its people is.
hahhahhahah lol yes
How funny is that
clown at its finest HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
The irony 😏
Yes you are correct . Why korean go to philippines to study english?????? So sad, criticize philippines accent. FYI even pilipinos kids can communicate in english. How about korean kid,can they????
Sandara Park is not afraid to use her english-filipino accent..
She even promotes philippines alot
Yes♡
Filipinos can easily adopt to any accent, specially when they are drunk.
HAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAH
Haha
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WHWHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA LEG8
POTEK HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA
Here’s the thing, when it comes to history and richness, Philippines was once crowned as the melting pot of Asia where all cultures and races simply blend into each other without a need for prejudice or unnecessary judgement. Filipinos by nature are very welcoming and warm. But despite being patriotic, Filipinos learn the word RESPECT and RIGHTS at an early age which other people seem to fall short of. I am a Filipino and I am proud to be one accent or no accent, the mockery and sarcastic comments about me, my people, our country and our home only shows the lack of education and proper upbringing some people has and it’s not on us. If you see a Filipino being rude or condescending, then you might have done something to irritate or hurt them. So please, before you speak against my country, make sure that your knowledge and wisdom is greater than your ignorance.
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Well said.
I like your comment. Thank you! That was amazing.😉
Indeed!
exactly!!
Well said!
When many koreans can’t speak english fluently while filipino learning it just for fun.....
And some learning English just by reading wattpad watching movies, drama and anime (like me) and a little percent learned by school 😅
True
Thats absolutely true most filipino's learned their english by reading and watching❤️
Not only that, Philippines serves one of the best education for learning English language. I can personally say that because my father is an English teacher and I'm so proud of him. And for the record, many Korean students went to our country to study so I hope those kinds of hypocrite people who discriminates not only our accents, but also our entire race would shut their freaking mouths up cause someday, we Filipinos, will show them what we are truly made of. Grr tumataas talaga ang altapresyon ko sa mga ganitong issues! Yung mga pang ba-bash ng mga tao na galing sa ibang bansa tungkol sa accent nating mga Pilipino ay talagang nakakainis. As a writer and a self-proclaimed poet, malaking sampal to para samin especially that we mostly used English language not only for aesthetic purposes but also because we simply loved it at somehow we can comfortably express ourselves because maraming terms and words na hindi basta-bastang ma e-express in Filipino language. Periodt 😂
My 2 years old nephew learn to speak English
By watching Peppa pig
"Philippines nominated as the sexiest English accent in Asia."
Any comments?
One thing is for sure I'm proud to be pinay.
Ganun ba 😏
Sebenpipte 😂
Sebenpipte 😂
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As a native English speaker that regularly works in Korea, I think her English speaking and articulation is better than 99% of Koreans. Props to the Phillipines!
Never underestimate the Filipino accent , WE ARE BORN TO BE TRUE NOT TO BE PERFECT!
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Amen
Why some of korean people laughing at English accent of filipinos? To inform everyone the Philippines is among the most fluent in Asia Who can speak better English: Filipinos, Singaporeans, Malaysians etc.
What is the sense of having a good accent if you can't even speak English well, and besides some of koreans always used body gesture when they speaking English, based on my experience
-From Canada
True yan...
Wait till they hear bisaya speaks English with accent
Filipino accent is really good and clear compared to other accents out there
agree!!! the "diin" (hardness) of how we use our tounges in speaking makes it sooo clear
why compare just be grateful 😾😐
I couldn't agree more!
@@jmplayz781 haha cause they're underrating Filipino accent! I'm just saying the fact! My English got discriminated too! So sorry if I offended you.
YEP, VERY WELL SAID❤️
“Be careful with people who speak English with accents. They can speak another language you don’t understand.”
Read this somewhere. And it makes me proud I’m multi-lingual. Cheers!
Cheeers! 🍻
Indeed
Cries in trilingual
Hahaha.❤
Well said. Two decades ago, an American criticized my English and his mother reprimanded him, saying: "if someone cannot speak English as good as you, a native one, it means he can speak at least two languages, unlike you just one. Then, who is better, you or him?"
Koreans: underrate Filipino English accent
Also Koreans: Studies in the Philippines
Reason why they study English in PH is bcuz it's the cheapest school you can learn to
Ah yes, the IRONY.
@@lft3636 ikr
Fucking hypocrites
@@gwenemmanuellegalocgoc nahh it's not because it's the cheapest.. there are far more cheaper english teaching schools in other asian countries... it's cheap, yes, but also the quality of teaching.. I won't go into specifics coz i'll become a racist hahah😅
@@gwenemmanuellegalocgoc ah… but there is probably cheaper schools somewhere out there. (i don’t mean it in a rude way). and i mean you don’t need to pay scholaship in college in the philippines but it’s only if your grade is all A in all subjects from elementary to highschool… but if your grade drops below an A, the scholarship is dropped and you need to pay!!!! Σ੧(❛□❛✿)
I don't know why Asians want to sound like the Westerners when they speak in English, it's not like the Westerners will think highly of us Asians if we speak in their accent. Asians will still be discriminated in the West even if we talk like them. Just stay true to who u are.
"Asians will still be discriminated in the West even if we talk like them." ... You are 100% correct
True👏 true👏true👏 .... 👍
Not all westerners are narrow-minded.
Some Western countries also speak wrong pronounciation of a word.
This is so true. No one cares actually even if you speak in british, aussie or american accent when they know you as an asian.
If you want to hear the full English American accent of Filipinos, try to talk to some call centers here in PH. ✌🏻
call center agents are actually better in terms of grammar and accent than american english. american english is the most broken and at times stupidly wrong. my english teacher is the one who told me that americans are only fast in talking in english but Filipino english is the one that really follows the proper way of using english. like by the book english and not slang english.
@@exzyexzee852 Not true. I am a call center agent or was. You are exaggerating.
@@paulanthonyarriola6402 Understand the full sentence first, It says "some" so it means not all are like that, including you.
@@rachelgonda5015 I'm not even referring to the original post. I am referring to this "exzy" person who commented. Understand who I tagged first. Right back at you.
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@@rachelgonda5015 Try to understand what exzy said. You will probably change your mind. Hehehe.
It just sad how Filipino love Korean culture and everything but in return they criticize Filipino in many ways.
that's when the problem started. Because we have treated and imitated their culture and we lost ours. That's why they look inferior at us, same with america who look down to asians bec most of us have adored hollywood culture. I think the only country in asia that everyone has high regard is Japan bec they have built their own identity and globalized their influence without copying others. Much of korean pop culture were evidently derived from Japan, Taiwan and the US!
@@mysterycharm03 ..oo nga...sana maging loyal tayo
couldn't agree more
That's why we should start loving out culture first before others.
@@mysterycharm03 Japan doesn't even need to try.Yung mga music nila ni hindi nila nilalabas sa bansa nila.Wala sila masyadong international promotion unlike kpop ng korea na panay promote.Pero yung mga foreigner na mismo lumalapit sa kultura nila.
Mga koreans mga copycat,dami na nilang kinopya like jpop-kpop,manga-manhwa,and yung street design nila.Tapos masyado silang obsessed sa recognition ng west
Their English accent is very easy to understand for me(I'm Japanese), so I love it.
They can tell that you have a Filipino accent when they can hear us speaking english clearly.. Like they can understand each word, though.
Because Filipinos didn't learn just to learn how to speak English but also how to pronounce it correctly, and to construct a sentence with a correct grammar, too.
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Ay uu nga
Precisely that's the point. Filipinos are very particular with correct grammar and pronunciation. We don't eat words when we speak english. We pronounce them clearly. We have a natural English accent. We don't pretend to be Americans or British. It is how koreans dream of themselves when they speak english. Lastly, to some koreans who belittle Filipinos don't you dare go to the Philippines to learn english. I was once an english teacher in a korean school here in the Philippines so I know that there are many koreans who come to my country simply to learn how to speak and write English. They even enroll in online english classes. Yes, I would like to thank those Korean people for believing in us. You are truly appreciated.
Exactly
In fact, some are being "grammar nazis" because we learn the proper tenses and all. I remember when I was a kid, I read in the subtitle of an english movie "you was okay?", and asked my older sisters why the grammar was incorrect.
I remembered what my Aunts Australian Husband said to me while we were talking about Kpop. He first asked me why I like Kpop, when infact, Most of the Koreans he knows in Australia belittle filipinos. He then asked why I would love something who thinks so little of us Filipinos. From that day on I swore I’ll never listen to any Kpop songs nor watch any kdramas ever again. But Sandara Park made me go back to listening to Kpop and watching kdramas again. It’s because she has always been appreciative and loving of anything filipino. That is why I can only listen to 2ne1 and Bigbangs songs.
But hearing all of these stories again reminded me of that conversation I had with my Australian uncle. And it made me feel so sad. Truly, no matter how you love something or someone, it doesn’t mean they or it will love you back. Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!
cringie naman mga yan, inubos pa buong clark pampanga. pati bundok natin. never watch their shows, and always thought that they look gay and such. i mean even on their own, i hear they bully their own kind. lol. no difference to filipino who also bullies their own kind. i do think its those filipinos who has made this kpop and their shows popular world wide. thats the kind of gratitude you guys get from those plasty. hehehe. gangnam style is it? is that where it all started or another music? i noticed how filipinos likes those kind of songs, did you guys make it world wide on the net? hehehe.... bahala na kayo. hahaha.
Ryan Bangs too, Love the Filipino and the Philippines
Don’t judge 60 million individuals because someone told you someone said something about your country. Especially on the internet, lots of fake, extremely toxic things said online when in reality people are very nice.
lol I've been in the Philippines for 6times, I was shock that the street vendors and even street kids can speak basic english there, its not perfect tho but their english is so easy to understand. I love Philippines!
*"Some koreans underrating Filipino accents"*
I may not be able to provide an orthodox view on how Koreans view Filipinos, but as an American- part Indonesian who find this disturbing and have been in both countries, I can uphold the actuality that Koreans look at the South East Asians as economically substandard and they consider that skin color is the symbol of everyone's current state of living which basically means if your darker you're poorer, and I kinda find that ridiculous in terms of beliefs and values.
Filipinos (some) are obviously inlove with Korea's products, maybe those who are engaged with Kpop or Kdramas I don' t know, could be classified in that border. In the Philippines, maybe only 50% of their population that are not that attached with Korean culture are just co-existing with them but not hating (which is important). So it' s confusing how do Koreans (let's be honest most of them, not some) could set those belittling comments and mindsets towards the South East Asians in general.
And about this video, well, my university hired a couple of Filipino teachers to amend the students (including us) fluency on our own language, So.... I won' t make a stand proving that Filipinos are way much more desirable english speaker than Koreans, because that's an obvious case.
So they are basically racist toward Filipinos. But hey don’t worry, they don’t really have many positive views toward almost any of their Asian counterparts and their such opinions don’t really matter.
Stay on that brand of hospitality, no matter where you come from, be proud of your legacy and have a happy life. :-)
Well said :)
Well said. we don't need to care with what they think of us. their opinion doesn't really matter if that's the way they think.
@@persephone109 True, I'm with u
very well said!!
@Gilbert Darang Koreans (atleast those who are involve) literally just pick a substrata of Filipino population (let' s say those who're not really into english or something with regards) and overlayed their degrading comments baselessly.
I mean it's not the first korean video reacting to other South East Asians that I've come across.
😶: my five y/o sister who learned english language with a British accent just by watching Peppa pig left the group.
Peppa pig is so helpful to kids.
@@v-log1194 true 😆
Same to my daughter she's 3 y/o and know how to speak english with British accent because Peppa Pig.
Same with my brother but it was because of Disney junior 😂😂
My cousin too😢😢😢😁
It doesn't matter if u have an accent the important thing is u can communicate with everyone.
I agree with you
I agree on this one..
Agree
Periodt
But the truth... Other Asian countries don't have this kind of Mind Set.... They are competitive, they need to enroll in an academy to learn and be the best... That's the reason learning English is a BUSINESS in other Asian countries.....
As the saying goes " Never make fun of someone who speaks broken English, at least they know another Language."
As a Korean who learned English in the Philippines, i got a lot of those too. I think it isn’t only about the Philippines, but about non-western countries, specifically Southeast Asian countries. Personally, I believe ability to learn and speak fluent English is irrelevant to the country. It differs by the person. But I guess, it isn’t to many people.
Most of the times i tell people I studied abroad then say ‘from the Philippines’, they give the ‘oh…’ look and say that I sound native or that I speak fluent English. After I graduate uni and went back to Korea to work, I was asked about Philippines every interviews and some of them even laughed when I answered how much do I expect to be paid. The exact words were ‘you wouldn’t get that much even if you graduated/lived in the US.’ When I heard such comments (sounds american) in high school, I took it as a compliment. But as I started to search for job opportunities, I felt even humiliated few times. And, most of those humiliations were from english speakers who studies in the western cultures. Some of them are super proud and they think less of English speakers who learned in Asian countries. They are not even aware such comments are so rude and inappropriate. Those people think what they have learned is the “real” thing. Most of people who are not fluent in English that I’ve met rather told me that they think of Philippines as a good opportunity to learn English and experience different cultures. So.. The irony, huh? Haha 😂
Don't lie girl. I can see your lie from miles away. 😅
'they think less of English speakers who learned from Asian countries' -nah, that's cap.
You're making it sound like native speakers are bad than koreans. No, girl. That's a lie. Most native speakers I encountered aren't racist like Koreans. As long as you speak coherent and okay-ish English, you're good.
Learning another language is an entirely different talent. This is why they are impressed with people who speak their language because most of them didn't even know how to speak the languages in places they travel to.
So for you to say that, it's either you're asking for sky high pay, they just don't want to pay you that much, or you are fvcking lying. 😅
being half-british myself,this is true.Good thing though,my parents especially my Filipino Mom taught me to be respectful to everyone regardless of what kind of accent they're using.🙏🏼♥️💪🏻
Korean: Addu to carto...
Filipinos: Add to cart..
Hahhahaha true.
Hahaha lee min ho.
hahaha
Hahhahahahahahaha🤣🤣🤣🤭 WELL THAT'S WHAT KOREAN ACCENT IS 'ADDUTO CARTO' instead of add to cart🤢🤮🤮
Hahaha.....trot....ilang linggo ko rin inisip yan. Add to cart lng pala.
I'm american and if I had to be honest, the filipino accent is probably one of the most understandable accents. plus Filipinos are very easy to talk to and they're so outgoing.
okay, since this is getting a lot of attention I'll list down some stuff.
=> compared to other countries, filipino diction makes words easier to understand since you put emphasis on vowels.
=> it's so nice to talk to filipinos because you guys are confident in your english skills so the conversation is a lot more smooth.
=> filipino parties are the BEST. i was at a fil party once and thought i would be excluded since i wouldn't get the jokes but it was the complete opposite. filipino humor is top level and i felt very included.
Thank you
Awww thanks
Thanks so much
Thanks!
aww thankYou!!!
Filipinos have mixed accent. Being a customer representative I speak depends to the person I speak with. Some filipinos can speak british, canadian, american or even aussie accent, in short we are good in mimicking accent. I also had a filipino friend way back 2016 who can speak queen’s english which is so hard to learn for some native english speaker.
But most Filipinos are versatile. They can imitate different accents just by hearing it. 🤘
Facts lol
Facts✔️
Yes! Agreed! Most Filipinos are Linguistic, and very flexible when it comes to adapting different accents. Filipinos Respect Different cultures, Tradition, accents, beliefs, religion, colours, race and accept the differences of Humanity. Filipinos are not Tolerant with too much Toxic Comments about Filipinos because of too much Negative Propaganda at the expense of the Filipinos, No Way!!! We have Bayanihan Culture in Solidarity with each other. That’s made Filipinos very Unique!
I hope I haven't offended some foreign people, cuz I always try to mimick their accent.
Truth. Our tongue muscles are flexible that we can copy various accent of english, even korean english
They laughed at my accent, I laughed that they can't speak English 🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣 barrrsss!!!
Im a Korean Its so funnny actually I did I envied the way they speak English fluently lol
it's a tie! 😂
well said
I'm a indian and people also mock our accent , atleast we can speak english we can make others understand what we are saying because many Asian countries like China,japan,korea majority of the people over there can't speak english atleast we are better than that ,and I think philipines has really good accent you can actually understand what they are saying they had really good accent 🙏
Thanks man.. I love indian accent..
I agree. I'm from the Philippines, and we have an Indian neighbor, and they are really good at speaking English and it's very clear. I think the countries with the highest English proficiency in Asia is definitely Singapore, Philippines, India and Malaysia.
Indian people especially Indian women now a days are good in IT and businesses. Indians in Singapore as well are very conversant in English. They are very good in English. I don't care about accent. I am Filipino and they told me I look Indian :)
@@nawawala101 yeah kinda you look northeast Indian
Thank you Sir
I love Sandara Park’s accent when she speaks English.
ikr, its so darn cute
Filipinos are so good at learning that even if they just watch they can learn the language of another country.
in fact, Filipinos can change their accent depending on the country of the person they are talking to.
Precisely. And you'll speak the way they speak also and need to simplify the words you're going to use in order for them to understand. I worked before in SG and HK .
sometimes i change my accent and it's really easy to change it buuuttt i prefer my Filipino accent!!
So true like me haha
true
Yeah we can change our accent anytime and anyways we want.
The “quality” of your English does not depend on the origin of your accent. There’s no such thing as a “good” or “bad” accent.
Hate to break it to you but good and bad accent do exist but its totally understandable because our native language has different intonations and vowel sounds than natural english speakers, the same can be said to other nations who uses english as their second language. The proper way to improve your accent is to use english or talk to english speakers whenever you can , watch english movies or tv series, my nephew and niece has better accent than me because they watch peppa pig and other english shows almost everyday 😂
it does ...
lol
You were born and grew up with it.I don't why they are making this a big deal.
Many of Filipinos have low reading comprehension though.
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Koreans: *Underrate Filipino Accent*
Also Koreans: Go to the Philippines to study English
Also Most of Koreans: Can't speak English straight
i dont really mean to laugh but lmao girl 💅✨
Couldn't agree more lol
You should know the lyrics of the song of Paul McArtney.
We all know
That people are the same wherever you go
There is good and bad, mmm, in everyone
We learn to live when we learn to give each other
What we need to survive
Together alive
There is good and bad in each and every one of us. We just need to understand it. We need to understand each other.
That's very true...
Filipina-American here, born and raised. You go, girl. Your English is excellent, Jessica. I experienced the reverse. Tagalog was my first language, but once I entered kindergarten I had to speak English. Father said to us ‘dito tayo sa America, speak English.’ In HS my girlfriends spoke Tagalog. I remember responding in the language and my friend barked back at me…’Don’t speak Tagalog, you have a STRONG American accent.’ Nothing wrong w/vocabulary or grammar just my accent. Stopped speaking Tagalog that day, except w/my mom. FF to my 30’s, I decided I wanted to learn Tagalog. Enrolled in a college class. Prof ask why I was there because my Tagalog was strong. Told him my story. His response… what accent?! 🤪
Funny how Koreans making fun of “Filipino’s accent” when they can’t even speak english fluently. Like dude even the small vendors here can speak and understand english so don’t you even dare to insult our english cause it’s basically our second language. No hate on Jessica though I love her.
They can't even pronounce the words correctly.
@@michaelnabor6808 Filipino accent is one of the most correct english. Unlike American or British accent where sometimes you can't understand them because of accent. I remember an article calling Filipino Accent the "Neutral Accent"
Ingirishu
They can't even pronounce letter L and R
They r just very hipocrite, any Asian countries that dont speak and understand English basically criticise Filipino accent, why? because they r jealous 😃
Our accent depends on who we are talking to. Idk but as a Filipino, I am not comfortable speaking English with an accent whenever I am talking with my co-Pinoy but once you see or hear us talk every oral recitation or during a speech, you'd be amazed by how good our accent is.
*uncomfortable
Trueee
That is absolutely true... you can adopt the accent whom you are talkin' to. I think its the natural adaptation in order to understand each other.
True bro
Definitely!!!
Koreans underrate the Filipino accent, but they're to study English.
Yes you are right :)
RIGHT 👍
They're *here*
True
Poor Koreans study English here
I like how you plan to educate your fellow Koreans Jessica with regards to the Filipino. It shows how you were able to get the values and essence of the things you learned and from your experiences in living in the Philippines. I know there are many Filipinos around the world including Korea that Filipinos work as Nannies, Househelper, caregivers, nurses and more. May those who experience how the Filipinos take care of the Koreans be like you in spreading the good things about the Filipinos. Many non speaking in english nationals were surprised when they are in the Philippines as they see that everyone as literally everyone can speak English. If the Koreans will check the English structure, most of the time the FIlipino speak more correctly of the English language than Americans and British. This was mentioned to me by my officemate in a project. I was assigned in UK for several months and got to kmow some of the people I work with. My officemate one time talk to me and since she is studying other languages, German she is good in English compared to our other officemates. She says she noticed how I usually correct my words making sure I use past tense and correct connotations when her fellow British doesn't speak correct english. May you continue to spread the good vibes you do.
I actually applied a lot of times in S. Korea as an English teacher. I have been teaching for 10 years, have all the qualifications that a company or a school would require as an English teacher. However, because I am from the Philippines, I got rejected a couple of times. Tried my luck in Japan, and here I am, teaching English in the land of the rising sun for 3 years.
And then they enroll online for English class and ends up having Filipino teachers, lol.
a lot of them are racist.
And the irony is, many Koreans come to the Philippines to learn English. 🤣
@@vanzealotbush2244 aside from being cheap, they can also take a vacation in our beautiful beaches which I think is a win-win for them, the only downside is homesickness but you can always videocall
My friend got rejected in Japan. She is from India
Maybe we don't have British and American accent but the way Filipino speak is more clearer than any other accent. Honestly in school we have this strict policy that required us to speak in english the whole time while we are in school premise and that's way more difficult because Filipinos are grammar critics. 😏
You got the point! They won't laugh at your accent but they will laugh their ass loud when you speak grammatically incorrect like me. LOL
So true, like if the classroom secretary caught you speaking in native she/he will charge you 1 peso per word and the money will go to the Christmas Party Fund. This still makes me laugh even until now😂
I was laughing at this🤣
Filipino use neutral accent
@@leslieann2709 i learned english in the Philippines too and i always get that remark having a neutral accent. Like they don't exactly know where I'm from by just talking to me. Maybe until they hear me curse in filipino. Looool
The number of Filipinos who speak in a “Filipino accent” is far more in number than Koreans who understands basic english...
i love this info
Savage 👍🏽
True
True
@Edilberto Gerna jr it does in middle school to colleges/university.
Which reminds me, I had my 5 hour lay over in Korea (airport) before flying to Manila. Since the airport was big, it was kind of hard to be walking around with your handcarry so I asked an assistance from their helpdesk. Their crew was very kind and helped me a lot. She can speak English and I thought if she studied in the Philippines because of the way she talks and communicates with me is kind of a filipino signature🙂. Her English was not really that of an american accent but my, she has been concise and gives her all at work. What I mean is, why does it (accent) matter most? What matters most should be the diligence of one to be able to do the job right.
I'm confused, how can a "majority" of Koreans rate someone's accent in another language, if they themselves aren't even fluent in that language. I'm a complete outsider and I maybe wrong but I thought Koreans aren't good with English to begin with. But then again I shouldn't presume cause I don't know them well.😅
hahahaha same thoughts with you😄
i have many korean friends and its true
Some are Good english Speaker, and they do have the British accent or a native accent because that is what they taught are the Standard english hence they look down on any English accent especially Asian accent.
exactly
I agree
Remember that among the 25 Asian Nations who can speak English proficiency, the Philippines is number 2, and accent is not necessarily needed to express the one's thoughts. Koreans who are looking down on Filipino, you should learn to speak English and every words should be perfectly pronounced. Love from Japan♥️
And somehow it's not the "filipino-english accent" they underrate, it's when they heard of the "Philippines" itself.
Yeah.
It's true
That lee dahae think filipino accent is singaporean accent.stupid lee da hae she think she is so good in english.
This is true.
Agree
This is exactly , the word “accent” existed for how it means is because it differs from which country you are from. Regardless of what language you’re interested in learning, there will never be such thing as perfect accent. When you are studying a certain language, you are learning the language not the accent as it only comes along with it. This is why language is the only tool that is sharpened when used. You are not sharpening the accent, you are sharpening the language you are trying to learn. ❤️
You cannot expect some Filipinos to have that "perfect" American/British accent because majority of us are multilingual, especially those who live in the province. We speak 2-7 languages, I myself speak 4.
I speak 2 dialect and 2 languages....
Agree!
Me 5
Yes me too .I can also speak 4 dialect.
Ur correct . I speak 5 languages
it's not the accent it's the "Philippines" that they underrate.
This is true!
This is True (2) even though I'm a huge fan of kpop/kdrama
Exactly!!!!
Accurate
True
I'm a filipino and I have an american accent. I have a korean friend and I adjust my accent so SHE can understand. I think koreans think that we have an accent like that, but the truth is we only adjust our accent for them. (Not all but some)
So true,
Sapol!!
Haha funny but true
true! i feel sorry for my husband coz he has to speak broken english for his korean friends to be able to understand him.
True! I'm an english tutor for a korean student. And he's having a hard time understanding me when I'm speaking in american accent.
I can truly see unnie really love the Philippines and I am happy that she's pointing out these matters. We are proud of you our Kababayan🥰❣ thank you ate Jessica
Koreans: Mocks Filipino English accent*
also Koreans: *can’t even speak 1 English phrase*
Hahhhahaha so true 😂
Not all koreans
😂😂😂😂💯
@Samridhi Das well you're not wrong.
I agree~ most of them can't.
And the fact that the little percent of those koreans who can speak english, look down on Filipino people who literally has English as their second language? hahaha i cannot- 😂🤦🏻♀️
There’s a term for that: envy.
and that's the tea 🍵
Periodt.
Indeed
I feel it too,why would they hate it And even them have accents when they speak english din naman diba di naman big deal pagkakaroon ng accent
@@JaDe-dn4fl right
I think any country who are not english native speakers are not proud of their accent. Thats normal..
But mocking other country's english accent? That's a no no!
not proud of their accent? bakit? anu bang uri ng pagbigkas ba ang dpat sa ingles? pustahan tayo, pag aleman o pranses or ruso ang nagsalita ng ingles, walang mag rereaact o.
Nope, it's all in the prestige. Singaporean English was firsy codified as a part of World Englishes than Ph English even thoigh we've been speakin it longer than them.
They just hate us cuz we poor, lets be real 😂
@@Mitzuoyan poorest English speaking (or can speak in English) country ba tayo? ahahaha!
People thinking that being ashamed of what you can do is something normal, this kind of mind set being taught to the new generation are the reason why until now people can't help but to think that other nations accent is way better
What a great video! I'm always interested in the views of other cultures on my own. I live in Canada, but when I go I love seeing the interactions with local people and foreigners, it's always positive! I'm definitely following you 😉
Philippines has been in the position of being top 6 in the whole wide word for most fluent in emglish
The five countries that are in front of the Phils in English proficiency: Canada, U.S. England Ireland and Australia. hehehehe
@@jaime8318 India is there too Ireland and India has the same flag
It's the "accent" tho that is being underrated, not really about the fluency or proficiency.
“The country with the most clear influence of The US on their accent is the Phillipines “ -Quora Answers
I’ve lived in the US and the clearest asian”accented” english close to US is “Filipino-accent”
This is so true.
exactly!
True indeed.
Trueee!
Well said.
Some koreans get it hard to speak english fluently but here in the Philippines, children can even learn basically watching and listening to peppa pig. HAHAHAHAHA and in my own opinion, its not the accent that matters but as long as you delivered the idea you wanted to tell,Filipinos could get that without further explanation 👍😁
Correction not some but most koreans can't speak english. Sorry hah..
kalma..hehe i agree ate claudine !
Yahhhh,my 3 yrs old lil brother knows how to speak english,and he learn english when he was 2 yrs old by just watching peppa pig😁
I am a Pilipino and learned english at the age of 3 and can speak fluently at 4 and can translate a paragraph from english to Tagalog and Tagalog to english to be honest most pilipinos knows how to speak English
Yeah true my brother is the example not really fluent but his accent is so good .
Thank you for your kind words. I'm a naturalized Filipino-American, living in TX. I was born & raised in the Philippines. I also have Filipino accent when I migrated in the 90's. I'm slowly losing it now because I learned to adapt in American accent. Americans appreciate how crisp and articulate my English words are. Much more, when I write in English, it's grammatically correct. I credit my English education in the Philippines. So, if some Koreans doesn't like Filipino English, because it's not Americanized or British, they should not go to the Philippines. They should stop mocking us because most of them hardly speak or understand English. They should listen to other Asian countries speaking in English, i.e, Singaporean, Japanese, Thailand, Indian, and find out the difference. I think it's more of ignorance & just plain stupidity!
Philippines is considered as one of the top English-speaking countries. IT WAS NEVER ABOUT THE ACCENT
Search again po. Our ranked DROPPED po :>
I learned how to embrace my Filipino accent. Even after living in the United States for almost 21 years, every once in a while, my native tongue will roll into a Filipino accent. No one should be ashamed or shamed for having an accent. If you know how to speak more than one language, you are smarter than most people!
This comment should be on top. 😊👍
Period for that sir
filipinos were just afraid to show their english accent bcs they'll be judge someways,if we started being confident we can do it naman.Like our brain speaks more than our mouth,my mind keeps on speaking on English like always HAHA.
Accent shaming is rampant here in Philippines, because when you speak with accent and others will scoff you and call you "MAARTE"
@@adrianbraga5405 omg yes,my parents always saying things like that in front of my salad.
pagnagsasalita ako mag isa....English yung language ko😂kdbsjsbdjsb sher ko lng nmn😅
I agree with you. Haha
@@shaileines6105 and that's unfathomable HAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAH, what the fuck is wrong with accents, right? maybe some of them are just jealous and insecure. So don't mind what others throw at you, because at the end they're not the one who will benefi on it. HAHAHAHAHAHAAH
Filipinos speak the best English in Asia. The neutral accent is definitely a plus in clarity and comprehension. That's why we have Asian students rushing to study English here. It is also why call centers are aplenty. At the end of the day though, speaking English well is not synonymous to intelligence or even common sense. China and Japan's economies did just fine without having their population fluent in English. Why should they be and why should we?
I used to teach some Koreans English through online in the Philippines, and when my boss asked me to visit the Korean office, I was able to meet some of my students, they were glad to finally put a face on the voice (Our company didn’t use video call then) but one of them left a huuuge impression on me; the negative kind as he was not happy that I am a Filipino, he (the student) claimed that I lied to him and all the while he was bragging to his friends he has a “native english speaker” for a teacher. I was like “Take a chill pill, I never said that I’m american and always say that I am in the Philippines. His reply was “your accent lied to me! What will I do now?”
Dunno... see a psychologist?
Your student better Find though
Aks for a ctc scan too for that student
🤣😅
@Melford Now I am, though, lol!
Hahaha. Good for your to advise him to see a psychologist. Dapat sa psychiarist nyo po pinapunta.
Accent is just an accent...the most important is you know how to speak the english language.
Trueeeeere
Trueeeee
English is a universal langguage even in mars👽..as long you can understand🙏👍✌.
And the most important is you can communicate with other people by using english language.
Very well said. She should have stopped using The Filipino thing just to fish more viewers. Sounds like discriminating the Filipino accent. Dahhhh!
Actually we have this "neutral" accent and most foreigners praise us when we speak english. And they say that the Filipino accent is the sexiest accent. (The accent I mean not the pronunciation).
Yan nilinaw Mona.i love baby pinagtanggol mo bayan natin ❤️
🗣”Jabetis”
Legit wahahahaha, Btw Kumain ka na ba?
@@jpsb jabetis. Lol. 😂 you made my day.
제시카님 안녕하세요. 오랜만에 댓글 달아요. 우선 구독자 100만명 축하드려요! 이번 영상을 보니 한국과 필리핀 동시에 좋아하는 사람으로서 마음이 아프네요. 필리핀에서 어학연수를 다녀오고 나서 한국에서도 스피킹 실력을 유지하기 위해 센터를 다녔었는데, 그때 당시에 저도 그런 얘기를 들었어요. 저에게 필리핀 악센트가 있다는 말이었지만 단순히 악센트가 존재한다는 것을 알려주기 위함이 아니라는 걸 알았죠. 그 뒤로도 저도 모르게 한국인 친구들에게 필리핀 악센트에 관한 항변..?을 대신했던 것 같아요. 이런 어처구니 없는 일들이 만연한 세상이죠.. 소득과 국가를 넘어 사람 대 사람으로 바라보았으면 좋겠어요.. 좋은 영상 만들어주셔서 감사해요!
The accent is not important. The important thing is that we can communicate with each other. Whatever accent you have, don't change it just to please the people who have a lot of feelings in life. We didn't learn English for them. Bahala sila sa buhay nila.
Agree!!!
Working here in 🇦🇺 for 3yrs now, sometimes OZ/American/British accent is a must or at least close to it so they could understand you especially if you're working in Call Centres/Government Agencies/Medical Institutions. 😊
Just a tip for us filipinos here, if you're capable of speaking and understanding english on a conversational level, then you're all good! Don't let those people who discriminate you rob you of your confidence of speaking english. Because whether you're a Filipino, Korean or even American, english is not the measurement of intelligence and success 😁
@Huxlee ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ It's just the opinion of the people, and an opinion is not a good source to base your statement on how intelligent the person is. Some of people's opinion don't support facts and knowledge. They base their opinion sometimes on plain stupidity and nonsense because it's what society tells them to do. Remember, when a person mocks you, it reflects on what their personalities/traits are and not yours. Don't let society dictate your life because you are "you", and they're not "you".
@Huxlee ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ sad but trueee
Accent or your fluency in foreign language doesn’t define who you are. Still be grateful that you are able to speak that God allowed your mouth to produce words anybody can hear.
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If I were to choose between accent and fluency. I would choose fluency, tho. Who needs the accent when you could hardly speak the language? What so big deal of having a filipino-english accent? Hmm haha
@@zoo-wee-mamafilm4413 hahahahah yes, accent is useless without fluency
Louder~~~!
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We Pinoys don't care what Koreans said becuase Their attitudes are reflecting to themselves which are better that accent or attitude of a person. Just saying we and most of Pinoys if not all we are trained to respect people we don't care with that accent thingy. Am most proud of my Pinoy accent am currently in Dubai and when it comes to accent it's nothing we Pinoy here are far better to other nationalities when it comes to working capabilities and we are always humble and most specially we don't like to hurt other feelings.
Even a 5 years old filipino kid can understand english and can speak it amazingly just by watching a cartoon. Compare to those koreans who mock Filipino English accent but need to pay a huge amount of money for their english class.
agree tho my 3 year old cousin is a filipino as well as me, she speaks like having a british-filipino accent, she's so good at it, that's proof that little filipinos can understand english very well
Literally, just watch like 4 months of peppa pig then bam
Truuuuee
Exactly mga anak ko englisera/englisero kanunuod lang ng cartoon hehe
That's how i learned how to speak in English just by watching cartoons
The fact that we filipino has so many different accent. Thats why.
We study english to commumicate not to impress.
No hate. Spread the love ❤️❤️
No, we study english to look like intellegent.
@@joash4332 that's the case for you. Shame.
@@joash4332 We study English for professionalism, because we know we aren't the only people in the world.
@@joash4332 im not good at english i cant express what i want to say.
But i tried my best to communicate to others
@@joash4332 you study english to look intelligent? 😂😂😂 pathetic
Korean english accent sounds funnier than Filipinos english accent. Here in California the native people are making fun of korean accent.
Exactly and i saw it couple of times im a bit sad because im asian too
I agree. I also live in US, and their pronunciation is really hard to understand
tnx haha
Please dont make fun of accents
@maximilian stevens nah i think in all states, people make fun of every race who ain't white
You speak fluent.. you perfectly pronounce the letter R .. is a big point and thank you for being proud of my country, I came from country side of the Philippines, English is our second language..
"Those Koreans" doesn't really have an issue with the Filipino accent. They have an issue with the Filipinos themselves. HAAHAHAHAHAHHA
@@akaprettygood95 No po. she's nice. she loves PH and I treat her as a Filipina already. She's actually making a point sa video na ang accent is not a measure of who you are. Watch her videos if you have time and you'll understand what I am talking about.
@@akaprettygood95 Stop with this banning bullshit.
Yeah feeling nila angat silang lahat, eh di ren naman kagandahan yung mga normal na korean. Retoke pa nga
@@rosin1908 well said. may classmate ako sa mga chinese school namin, nyeta, ang pangit. haba ng baba. maitim pa. around 90's yun. mga tatlo sila, pero hindi mag kamag anak, kala ko mag kakapatid. yikes.
@@Lucivius27 What did @Amor Goodrum said?
Someone once said... "They hate because they can't."
And somebody else said... "Envy and jealousy turns to criticism and hate."
Just by the two phrases alone we could a bit assume why others criticize because unfortunately they want to drag down somebody which is a higher level than them.
exactly! they can't even pronounce letter L
Yeah right. Most of them can't speak in English well. They find it hard to pronounce simple English words. Elementary students in Philippines speaks better.
So so true.
I like those phrases😍😍😍so true and it applies to everyone😂😂
Hm? how come these “Some” koreans mocking Filipino english accent when in fact most of them CANT speak english and cant even pronounced english words clearly 🤷🏼♀️
Agree hahaha..shame on them..
Agree HAHAHA I think even 500 words essay they can't do.
Jombie
Exactly.
As if their accent is any better.
I’m Filipino and when my family immigrated to Canada, I got a job after only 3 days. My interview lasted 3 hours and at the end my prospective boss asked where I learned to speak English so well. I was very amused by his question, but I answered it with all honesty. My answer? Back home (in the Philippines). That’s all!
She has the Filipino characteristic of "malumanay": gentleness to her English very soothing to the ear which is lacking to the native speaker
because not english speaker or english is not their first language tend to think before speaking.
Actually it’s depend on the state.
And if being calm or malumanay is indeed a Filipino trait, can you explain why a lot of Filipino women are bungangera?
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@@Velocity0428 hahahhaha
Was it just me? But Jessica was like the next generation Sanadara Park. Lived in the Philippines at a young age, grew up here, been bullied, discriminated but still grew up loving the country and appreciating it at any angles and perspectives. Look how she’s even prouder than some of us sharing the Philippines to her Korean friends. She’s even defending Philippines from the prejuidice of Korean media like how Sandara also defended us. Jessica doesn’t deserve any bash. Clickbaiting? Absolutely no! Little did some know that Jessica has a lot of job oppurtunities waiting in line for her and can even quit youtube if she wants to. It’s just that she appreciated where she came from and is grateful for all the things she has in life. All I can say is that Jessica grew up well as a person ❤️
accent don't really matter, the important thing is the language it self. You are so sweet, thank you for always defend Filipinos.
Wait? Are you Korean? Your other Comment is in Hangul.😮
No, I'm Filipino but I am studying hangul
My opinion is that if your accent is understandable and does not interfere with the message you are attempting to express, it is OK. If your accent and pronunciation are so bad that it interferes with how you communicate with others and how they understand you, you may need to consider developing a more 'clear' sounding accent. I used to have a thick Filipino English accent, but I changed it to Canadian not because I was embarrassed of it, but because people around me at work were having difficulty understanding me.
For you to stand up for us Pinoys is really such an honor. Thank you very much. You have my profound respect and admiration.
strongly agreed👍
I have a Filipino friend and he is so nice!!! I’ve started to like Filipinos more and the country itself.
Oh you are one honest korean who appreciates the country where you enrolled where you can afford.
💞💞💞💞💞
What country are you from?
Actually, It's not about the "accent" that matters eh .. It's all about how you express your message to other people and as long as they understand what you're saying... That's good enough..
I strongly agree
yeah but in someways a clear accent is i think important too
True true true!
True
100% correct
One of the reasons call centers are booming in the Philippines is because Filipino English is more understandable than other accents out there.We use American English. Most Koreans on the other hand so far speak English with distinct accent which is quite hard to understand. And our accent depends most likely on who we are speaking with. The most used ones being mocked at like Manny Pacquiao's is the accent from people who arent that much into speaking English but can still speak decent English. And no matter what Koreans say about the accent they still choose to study here and that all that matters. Bottom line they still appreciate our language. Only the boastful ones belittle Filipino English.
I think it depends on the person , im a filipina who grew up in the Philippines but i can speak in different accents lmao im sure lots of filipino's can do it too.
But we don't use accent on a daily basis😂
Count me in
Most Filipinos can copy a lot of accents which I find really cool haha.. I have filipino friends and they're so flexible in changing accents the way they want to ...
True. We can do italian, spanish & british accents.
all filipinx can learn any accent but smart shaming is a problem here they would sai "Edi wow" "maarte"
I am Korean and I've met pretty many Pinoy friends working in Korea.
Most of them speak pretty good English =)
I personally think English is not a language for certain countries only but It's an universal language, which means you don't have to have a certain accent to be fluent!
I'm a Filipino and I've seen a few koreans in person and they all look Rcist AF.
@@juandelacruz365 lol, you are the one being racist here, the op stated and viewed Filipinos in a good way, and you're attacking unmannerly? rudely? psh, you're embarrassing
@@jjyviolette9177 You get what you give and it is what it is, so just cry me a river snowflake lol
@@juandelacruz365 dude seriously pati dito nagcomment ka? Di kaba nahihiya?
@@meraki387 Kupal na troll to ini-stalk ako 😂. At kanino naman ako mahihiya, sayo?? lol. Iiyak mo na yan boy, and stop stalking me creep
In my opinion, filipino english accent is the most understandable english accent out there.
Buhat sariling bangko ba
Mike Shinobi yeah *cringe*
Tama ka diyan!
@@mikeshinobi1288 Agree
True. That why we are the Call center capital of the world because of our neutral English accent. Yung mga nag disagree sayo at nagsabing buhat bangko at cringe..mlamang mga sumasamba sa kpop yan kaya sariling kbbyan kinkokontra. Shame.
OMG, first of all you look like one of my fave Korean actress Kim Go-eun. I saw your vlog by accident just last night and since then I've watched 6 of them already and I'll be watching more of course and I already subscribed. I just loved your ending on this particular video. You quoted "you cannot fight fire with fire so fight fire with vast sea kind of mindset if you know what I mean". You're not just beauty and brains but so witty as well. Ha-ha!!!
almost all filipinos can speak english especially visayas people. The type that they don't know much Tagalog but they are good at English🤣
so as the Igorot, Kalinga and other ethnic group here in the Philippines sometimes you would be surprise, just like to the elderly Igorot they're completely fluent in English even though they didn't had their high school level or college.
@@MsEay13 yeah like omg
Di AKO Tagalog, Igorot,o Bisaya Pero Filipino AKO mga Brothers
Why am i in this comment ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ
@@jelen2579 🤣
I am a 15 year old filipina, I speak two dialects and 2 Languages and currently learning another language. In my opinion, we filipinos are good at language switching and changing accents.
I am 27 yr old filipina and i speak a little bit of chinese, and speaks bisaya, english, chavacano, tagalog and a bit of muslim.
@@angelique22aa1 paano yung muslim? 🤣 🤣 🤣
True enough. I also speak several Philippine dialects and foreign languages like Basic Cantonese, Arabic and Français. And I have been trained to do so from a very young age, even at home.
@@khimlimbona4850 like how the way islam speak their dialect
Im 17 and i speak 6 languages
No worries, not all Filipinos take offense over their Filipino Accent. I personally am proud of my Filipino accent. Don't get me wrong, I've worked in the BPO industry for several years so I can honestly say that I sounded just like a native speaker back in the day. Later on, I just grew tired of it. Since I'm no longer required to use the accent nor adapt an American name just so we can prevent issues and discrimination while at work unlike back in 2004, I realized I wanted to adapt my Filipino accent back.
However, it was the softened version as I was still required to sound neutral. True enough, I had numerous callers who appreciated me for being a Filipino. There was even this one time where I got complimented for having a 'Filipino Neutral Accent'. She recognized right away that I am a Filipino and liked me more for it. She said I sounded like a CNN Broadcaster who's a "Filipino" and that I was very articulate. She also said she loves speaking to Filipinos because we are quick to pick up, polite, friendly and easy to understand.
So for me, having a Filipino accent while speaking english fluently makes a Filipino look more intelligent because it ONLY proves how quick our thought processes is. Imagine how fast our minds work from translating what we heard into Filipino, thinking of a response in Filipino, then translating it back to english before speaking it out, with the ability to switch back and forth different accents at will to boost. I actually think that is amazing.
I think, it is now time to move forward and stop ourselves from trying to prove something each time just to compesate what we thought is our disadvantage which is our accent. Guys, we are already accepted and appreciated globally. Proof of that are the BPO industry as well as the international students that come here to learn english.
Let's now break out of our cocoons. So to my fellow Filipinos, let's embrace our accent, let's Be Proud.
(Disclaimer: I will post this to as many similar videos as possible) #PuntongPinoy
Spot on
@@rizaljose8531 h
I wish news anchors and reporters stop saying throwaway words like 'ACTUALLY', 'LIKE', etc..🙂😉
I still choose Filipino English Accent rather than Korean English Accent ✌️✌️✌️
I love it
English accents differ and so are intonations. In communication, being understood is most important.