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Zamboanga is really a beautiful place that even the queen of spain visited the city! She also visited the city because she went to the housing projects that the they funded for the people of Zamboanga (maybe because as a sign of their appreciation for the city and the people)
Great reaction, thank you for featuring our video! You girls are funny, with a sweet and cheeky personality. I actually watched some of your Chavacano react videos last month...it is cool to see Spanish speakers interested in the Chavacano language, and helping to promote it. Viva el lenguaje de Chavacano!
@@SolLunaTV Yeah, I watched your videos reacting to the Porque song by Maldita, Chavacano vs. Spanish, and Zamboanga Hermosa. Thank you for the compliment, I am glad you liked the video!
I really like your reactions. 😂 I miss speaking Chavacano everyday since I moved to Cebu where people speak Bisaya, another Filipino language with Spanish words.
I recently watched this video he is more famous for be8ng able to speak fluent Ilokano, a Langauge up to north it is the 3rd most spoken language ang I believe Chavacano is 10th. Ilokano is also widely spoken in US especially to California and Hawaii.
"Satti" is a famous Tausug dish, which is similar to, related to, and maybe even based from the "Satey" of India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore. It is also famous among Zamboangueño people and other ethnicities or other ethnic/ethnolinguistic groups or nations living in Zamboanga City and in other areas in Western Mindanao. The Tausug people or the Tau Sug are an ethnicity or group of people of mostly and in majority Sunni Muslims and native/indigenous Filipinos who originally came from the island of Sulu, but they're now also living in other places in the Philippines and in the world, but most especially in Western Mindanao area like in Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Norte province, Zamboanga del Sur province, Zamboanga Sibugay province, Basilan province, Sulu province, Tawi-tawi province, etc. The Tausug people or the Tau Sug who are living in Zamboanga City, and in the other provinces in the Zamboanga Peninsula Region, though they are of a distinct ethnic or ethnolinguistic group, are also called and referred to as Zamboangueños, especially those living, studying, residing, working, voting, officially registered, and staying here in Zamboanga City. Being a Zamboangueño is both by demonym and by ethnicity or ethnolinguistic or ethnic group/nation. You can be a Zamboangueño just by demonym, or by the place where you live, stay, reside, study, work, vote, and officially registered. You can also be a Zamboangueño just by ethnicity, or the ethnic group, ethnic nation, ethnolinguistic group, or ethnolinguistic nation that you belong to, and which is about your language, culture, traditions, customs, etc. You can also be both a Zamboangueño by demonym and a Zamboangueño by ethnicity.
im glad that you both reacted to this video and Clearly you enjoy.bien makarisas gat si dora.please check out his other video,im sure you'll both love it too.proud chavacano here! Vaya con Dios..
Im back here rewatching your Zamboanga related videos after your arrival video to ZC yesterday. Looking forward to watching your Hermosa Festival videos. Watching from the land of the Masskara Festival 😊
Hola from Japan. My father is Mexican Native Apache and my mother's side grandparents r from Spain. My 1st trip to Zamboanga wasn't good because we helped the filipino guerrillas fight the terrorist few years ago but would like to visit there soon to visit my half cousins. New subscriber here😊✌️🗾
Hola! Im from the northern philippines thanks for featuring dora de zamboanga! I love spanish language hope to learn it someday. God bless.. 😊 Te amo amigas.. 😊
"C*lo" in Chavacano can also mean the "*ss", but for most of us it commonly means the female genitalia, especially the external parts in general or the birth canal in specific.
Quetal ustedes todo,Zambanguenos !I miss my Zamboanga city..I remember my old school Claret. Our priest,Administrator,Librarian, Teachers are Pure Spanish speaking.and very strick,diciplinarian also,..praying soon i can go back home.🙏😔😍😍😍
HAHAHAHAHAHA As a Filipino from the metro and I don't understand Chavacano myself, I searched up "Chupa Culo" and I was like literally on the floor giggling hahahahahahahahahhahahahaa
Hola! I watched this video by Love All Languages before, and I am laughing a lot while watching it. This video just shows how Chavacano is so different and unique from or compared to Spanish. ✌😁
Dora had illness and she's going undergo a dialysis. And that's the reason why she had in her left pulse.... I miss speak chavacano.. And I'm from Zamboanga.. But now I'm here in Manila and working here... I'm glad that you both reaction this.. I laugh a lot 😅😅😅😅 Thank you "gracias" "Maga Bonita 💗💗💗"
Rice in Chavacano: Palay / Paláy = Rice plant (English) , Palay / Pálay (Filipino) Palay / Paláy = Rice grain/s with the husk still on (English), Palay/ Pálay o Bigas/ Bigás (Filipino) Arroz = Rice grain/s without the husk or uncooked rice grain/s (English), Bigas/ Bigás (Filipino) Kanon / Morisqueta = Cooked rice or steamed rice (English), Kanin/ Kánin (Filipino) Btw, "Kanon" came or was derived from the Cebuano/ Bisaya and Hiligaynon/ Ilonggo word "kan-on" or "kan'on" and means the same thing as in Chavacano. ✌😊
Even tagalog words has a lot of spanish in it' dialects from Visayas as well has lots of spanish. I think if i study spanish i can easily catch it up. In the future i wonna study spanish. I think its very interesting to learn the language which ones been in our history. After Spanish colonization' American and Japanese conquered Philippines so thats why we learn more how to speak English than Spanish.
17:17 Kind of land snail, which can be found somewhat in rice fields, i mean freshwater snail, if i'm not mistaken. It's common in Zamboanga. And it is cooked with coconut milk, ginger, some spices and fern (known as pako).
That was hilarious! Your reactions are quite entertaining. Love to see Chavacano getting recognized around the world. We're trying to preserve it as the new generation here in Zamboanga mostly speak Tagalog or English now.
Hi, it is the craziest video I have ever seen since I saw a Russian drone the Orlan, that was shotdown in Ukraine and I really had a good laugh. It is super hilarious and amazing. Oh, and yeah congratulations to both of you for a very interesting and fun reaction video. Also, shout-out to both Dora and Love all languages channel, and more power to all of you guys! 🙂😊😋
I am from Zamboanga and I Live now in Luzon, As far as I know they don't know what it call that time that's why they named the dish “Chupa Culo". I speak Chabacano fluently and my Chabacano sounds like Spanish. I'm not fluent in Spanish but I understand it 100%...
@@radycabonilas5320 taki ahora doy na QC. Nohay pwede bolbe por causa de Lockdown. Pero de Tetuan io alla canaton na zamboanga. Pero tarda ya io aki pero ya decidi bolbe cay el cansancio aki na Manila grabe. Hahaha
Cosa tu quere decir no sabe nosotros llamada el chupa culo aqui na zamboanga? Hende cae no sabe sino sobre su llamada chupa culo, dol hende propio este habla specialmente infrente na publico con verguenza
"Chupa Culo"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 we have the same reaction when my mom tried to cook this shell for us for the first time. We couldn't stop laughing while eating it...at first I don't want to eat it because I literally tought that I have to suck the ass of a snail but it turned out to be the entrance of the shell 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Love your names Sun & Moon. I'm Filipino but i speak the "Tagalog" dialect. Tagalog does have spanish words, but i think chabacano is closer in conversation than tagalog, just the sentence structure may be different in terms of where the words or the verbs are placed. Love your reaction vids. There's a song on youtube called Manny Paquio in chabacano rap hopefully u can react to it & see the similarities & differences. It also has a mix of tagalog & english
Hahaha I was just watching this recently it's so funny. Tambien Ur clothes looks awesome on U both. And yeah few months ago I mentioned that dish to one of Ur vids and I knew I'd laugh now I see how jahaha
"Spicy" in Chavacano is "pika/pica" or "picante" and "kahang" or "makahang". "Pika/pica" has another vulgar meaning, because when you pronounce it as /pí-ka/ then you're fine, but when you will pronounce it as /pi-ká/ then that means either to "take a small piece or bite" or "to peck" (in referring to how birds eat or take their food), and it also means "to f*ck". So be very careful in pronunciation, word choice, and context. To be safe, just use "kahang" or "makahang" to mean "spicy". On the other hand, "caliente" literally means "hot" as in having high temperature or having great amount of heat, and not spicy hot. 😊
I'm hungry. / I am hungry.= Con hambre yo. Yo con hambre. I'm already hungry. / I am already hungry. = Con hambre ya yo. Yo con hambre ya. Btw, "hambre" is more commonly written and spelled as "ambre" than "hambre". ✌
Chavacano is an adulterated Spanish like local Spanish . But it was in the late 1990s only when real Spanish language ( not hispanic) was part of the curriculum in the colleges which later became an elective .
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I've been to Zamboanga City once or twice, and I've fallen in love with the city's vibe. Truly unique. 😊
Thank you for the wonderful compliments😊 I'm from zamboanga city
Zamboanga is really a beautiful place that even the queen of spain visited the city! She also visited the city because she went to the housing projects that the they funded for the people of Zamboanga (maybe because as a sign of their appreciation for the city and the people)
I laughed so hard of your reaction thank you sooo much🥰🥰🥰
Aawww thank you for watching our reaction. You're very talented and hilarious 🤣
😍😍😍😍
Si Dora lang gayot el mapuerza ba 👏👏👏👏
Gracias por commentaryo na video di Dorado 😘😘😘😘
El di amon Dora de Zamboanga. Vaya con dios Dora y Minyo TV. ❤️
Great reaction, thank you for featuring our video! You girls are
funny, with a sweet and cheeky personality. I actually watched some of
your Chavacano react videos last month...it is cool to see Spanish speakers interested in the Chavacano language, and helping to promote it. Viva el lenguaje de Chavacano!
Wow muchas gracias! We feel honored you watched our videos wow! By the way excellent job with this video it was so funny and entertaining!
@@SolLunaTV Yeah, I watched your videos reacting to the Porque song by Maldita, Chavacano vs. Spanish, and Zamboanga Hermosa.
Thank you for the compliment, I am glad you liked the video!
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I really like your reactions. 😂 I miss speaking Chavacano everyday since I moved to Cebu where people speak Bisaya, another Filipino language with Spanish words.
I recently watched this video he is more famous for be8ng able to speak fluent Ilokano, a Langauge up to north it is the 3rd most spoken language ang I believe Chavacano is 10th. Ilokano is also widely spoken in US especially to California and Hawaii.
"Satti" is a famous Tausug dish, which is similar to, related to, and maybe even based from the "Satey" of India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore. It is also famous among Zamboangueño people and other ethnicities or other ethnic/ethnolinguistic groups or nations living in Zamboanga City and in other areas in Western Mindanao.
The Tausug people or the Tau Sug are an ethnicity or group of people of mostly and in majority Sunni Muslims and native/indigenous Filipinos who originally came from the island of Sulu, but they're now also living in other places in the Philippines and in the world, but most especially in Western Mindanao area like in Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Norte province, Zamboanga del Sur province, Zamboanga Sibugay province, Basilan province, Sulu province, Tawi-tawi province, etc.
The Tausug people or the Tau Sug who are living in Zamboanga City, and in the other provinces in the Zamboanga Peninsula Region, though they are of a distinct ethnic or ethnolinguistic group, are also called and referred to as Zamboangueños, especially those living, studying, residing, working, voting, officially registered, and staying here in Zamboanga City.
Being a Zamboangueño is both by demonym and by ethnicity or ethnolinguistic or ethnic group/nation.
You can be a Zamboangueño just by demonym, or by the place where you live, stay, reside, study, work, vote, and officially registered. You can also be a Zamboangueño just by ethnicity, or the ethnic group, ethnic nation, ethnolinguistic group, or ethnolinguistic nation that you belong to, and which is about your language, culture, traditions, customs, etc. You can also be both a Zamboangueño by demonym and a Zamboangueño by ethnicity.
Well explained Sir... as a matter of fact having a six months residence will quality you to vote in Zamboanga.
im glad that you both reacted to this video and Clearly you enjoy.bien makarisas gat si dora.please check out his other video,im sure you'll both love it too.proud chavacano here! Vaya con Dios..
Muchisimas gracias. . From zamboanga💖💖💖💖
Yehey, Muchisimas Gracias Minyeo tv ❤️ more of Dora de Zamboanga pls 🙏 mwaah te quiero mucho 😘
I'm laughing so hard girl..with the chupa, hahaha my brain is......
It depends on the preparation of the rice. 🙂
Cooked rice - kanun , morisquieta
Uncooked rice - Arroz
Yuuuup
Im back here rewatching your Zamboanga related videos after your arrival video to ZC yesterday. Looking forward to watching your Hermosa Festival videos. Watching from the land of the Masskara Festival 😊
BEST REACTION VIDEO EVER😂😂😂❤
watching from zamboanga😍😍🇵🇭🇵🇭
"Quiere tu? Cumpra tu." 😁😆😆😆
Zimberguenza gat este c Dora ba 😆😆😘✌✌✌
Hahahahaha
"Sin verguenza" ata el correct spelling de ese. Meaning nohay (sin) huya (verguenza).
@edp, ese el correct spelling. Sin verguenza - without shame
Satti is good... got to taste it when I was in Zamboanga back in 2015
I'm also a proud Zamboangueña..Thank you for making this video about our dialect..❤❤❤
"Quiere tu? Cumpra tu!
Hahahaha Dora! Good vibes! Gracias cun ostedes señoritas na reaction video. ❤️
Que divertido. Saludo desde Bukidnon, Filipinas
Hola from Japan. My father is Mexican Native Apache and my mother's side grandparents r from Spain. My 1st trip to Zamboanga wasn't good because we helped the filipino guerrillas fight the terrorist few years ago but would like to visit there soon to visit my half cousins. New subscriber here😊✌️🗾
Wow!
Si su padre es mexicano y sus abuelos españoles.debería usted honrarles y escribir en español.
Saludos.
I noticed how intelligent and insightful you twins are. It makes watching your vids a pleasure to watch 🙂
I love you Sol and Luna🥰🥰🥰🥰
Omaigaaaaaaaaa 😱 Doraaaaaaa
This made me subscribed. I love this 2 pretty woman they are entertaining
Thanks for subscribing and welcome to Minyeonatics 😍
I enjoyed watching with you gals. Muchisimas Gracias! 😘
I enjoyed watching your video reactions.. loved it
Love you two beautiful women reactions! Loving your transparency and honesty!
Can’t wait to see you in the Philippines!👏🏼💐😘🤩❤️✌🏼🙏🏼
I' m from Zamboanga and i was there in the video when they're filming!!💕
Muri muri gat yo na risas kun dora bien salawayun gat😂😂😍😍 Ilove watching your reactions both of you😍😍 Gracias 🥰
I love your necklaces! They fit you well. 😊
Finally! I love your reactions guys
Dora de Zamboanga es una de las que mas conocidas en nuestra ciudad. Saludos y abrazos para ambos! 😍
Kere yo pika pika.funny ste dos moher hehe.bien makarisas gayot
Watching from calle posporo vitali discrict Zamboanga city
Watching from Vitali Zamboanga city also hahaha
Hola! Im from the northern philippines thanks for featuring dora de zamboanga! I love spanish language hope to learn it someday. God bless.. 😊 Te amo amigas.. 😊
OMG GIRLSSSA YOU LOOK ELEGANT 😱✨ SEEMS EXPENSES
Thanks! 😌
"C*lo" in Chavacano can also mean the "*ss", but for most of us it commonly means the female genitalia, especially the external parts in general or the birth canal in specific.
Quetal ustedes todo,Zambanguenos !I miss my Zamboanga city..I remember my old school Claret. Our priest,Administrator,Librarian, Teachers are Pure Spanish speaking.and very strick,diciplinarian also,..praying soon i can go back home.🙏😔😍😍😍
Omg sorry for being late im so busy lately, thankyouu so much for granting my request 💙💙💙 for reacting DORA DE ZAMBOANGA
Love love love your reactions! So so so funny, I wish I could meet Dora too! Hope I can visit Zamboanga after covid.
Thanks for the heart, you too are awesome! 💖💕❤️🙏👍👌
Aww 🥰
HAHAHAHAHAHA As a Filipino from the metro and I don't understand Chavacano myself, I searched up "Chupa Culo" and I was like literally on the floor giggling hahahahahahahahahhahahahaa
Hahahahaha
It gets awkward for is to explain to travellers what it means🗿,🤣😂
Hola! I watched this video by Love All Languages before, and I am laughing a lot while watching it. This video just shows how Chavacano is so different and unique from or compared to Spanish. ✌😁
🥉
Dora had illness and she's going undergo a dialysis.
And that's the reason why she had in her left pulse....
I miss speak chavacano..
And I'm from Zamboanga..
But now I'm here in Manila and working here...
I'm glad that you both reaction this..
I laugh a lot 😅😅😅😅
Thank you "gracias"
"Maga Bonita 💗💗💗"
Rice in Chavacano:
Palay / Paláy = Rice plant (English) , Palay / Pálay (Filipino)
Palay / Paláy = Rice grain/s with the husk still on (English), Palay/ Pálay o Bigas/ Bigás (Filipino)
Arroz = Rice grain/s without the husk or uncooked rice grain/s (English), Bigas/ Bigás (Filipino)
Kanon / Morisqueta = Cooked rice or steamed rice (English), Kanin/ Kánin (Filipino)
Btw, "Kanon" came or was derived from the Cebuano/ Bisaya and Hiligaynon/ Ilonggo word "kan-on" or "kan'on" and means the same thing as in Chavacano.
✌😊
Muy buena explicación...
I speak VISAYAN that's why I knew it that it was derived from "KAN-ON".
In my family in zamboanga, we dont say kanon. We say MORESQUETA. maybe visayan people infiltrate Chavacano
This vlog is so hilarious to watch! 🙌🙌😆😆👍👌💞💞
Even tagalog words has a lot of spanish in it' dialects from Visayas as well has lots of spanish. I think if i study spanish i can easily catch it up. In the future i wonna study spanish. I think its very interesting to learn the language which ones been in our history. After Spanish colonization' American and Japanese conquered Philippines so thats why we learn more how to speak English than Spanish.
Omg, i really laugh so hard at the chupa culo part, as a Filipino that humor is really funny.
You girls seem very friendly, im a zamboanga native, subscribed
Wow! Thank you so much for subscribing and welcome to the Minyeonatics!
My grandfather is a Zamboanga native chavacano..proud chavacano roots here
You ladies should be honorary Zamboaguenas by now! 🇵🇭❤🇩🇴
🙌🏾
17:17 Kind of land snail, which can be found somewhat in rice fields, i mean freshwater snail, if i'm not mistaken. It's common in Zamboanga. And it is cooked with coconut milk, ginger, some spices and fern (known as pako).
It's so fascinating that you finish each other's sentences , very twin! 🥰
That was hilarious! Your reactions are quite entertaining. Love to see Chavacano getting recognized around the world. We're trying to preserve it as the new generation here in Zamboanga mostly speak Tagalog or English now.
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Hi, it is the craziest video I have ever seen since I saw a Russian drone the Orlan, that was shotdown in Ukraine and I really had a good laugh. It is super hilarious and amazing. Oh, and yeah congratulations to both of you for a very interesting and fun reaction video. Also, shout-out to both Dora and Love all languages channel, and more power to all of you guys! 🙂😊😋
Ta pwde yo reh El reaction diostedes😊I like you girls the way yo react and the way smile your so beautiful ❤️❤️
muchas gracias!
VERDADORA DORA DE ZAMBOANGA ! No hay el
Maga kambal saca el “ BOLERET “ hahaha
17:24 I love the reaction. Hahaha
Dora got the impression already. Even she’s telling the truth no one will believe her now. Hahaha
I'm liking chavacano too so cute even some grammar, but it's still spanish ❤️
Kambal Kayo? Hola! ..This is very interesting.Gracias mi amigas !
Gracias kay ya gusta ustedes maga video de Zamboanga.
From Zamboanga here., I’ve been watching and enjoying your videos. 😂
Un abrazo!
Hi I am from Zamboanga City and I speak chavacano sometimes but not that good....hope to see u soon here in zambo take care always ✨
I hope so too! Thanks!
Ur welcome always
I am from Zamboanga and I Live now in Luzon, As far as I know they don't know what it call that time that's why they named the dish “Chupa Culo".
I speak Chabacano fluently and my Chabacano sounds like Spanish. I'm not fluent in Spanish but I understand it 100%...
Onde tu ahora aki na Manila?
@@octoberian88Taqui yo ahora na Metro Manila, ciudad de Las Piñas..
Etu, Donde tu na Zamboanga?
@@radycabonilas5320 taki ahora doy na QC. Nohay pwede bolbe por causa de Lockdown. Pero de Tetuan io alla canaton na zamboanga. Pero tarda ya io aki pero ya decidi bolbe cay el cansancio aki na Manila grabe. Hahaha
Cosa tu quere decir no sabe nosotros llamada el chupa culo aqui na zamboanga? Hende cae no sabe sino sobre su llamada chupa culo, dol hende propio este habla specialmente infrente na publico con verguenza
@@radycabonilas5320 ta trabaha tu ki ahora na manila o yan lockdown tambien tu iguales comigo aki na manila? Hahaha😂
"Chupa Culo"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 we have the same reaction when my mom tried to cook this shell for us for the first time. We couldn't stop laughing while eating it...at first I don't want to eat it because I literally tought that I have to suck the ass of a snail but it turned out to be the entrance of the shell 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahaha i really had fun watching this hahaha
Ya estoy aquí 💯🙌🔥
"You" in Chavacano are:
Evos/ Evo / Vos / Vo (informal)
Tu / Etu (common, familiar)
Usted / Uste / Te (formal)
✌😁
If friends, you can also say "ka," but it's informal and can only be used with friends or people of your age range you know. "Onde ka anda?"
@@juandelsol9433 chavacano is evolving. Spanish words is slowly eroding.
@@juandelsol9433 el real chavacano nuay se "ka"...tu,etu,oste,y konostdes lng,..c man barkada syempre tali se el vos, evo,evos..✌️✌️✌️✌️
Love your names Sun & Moon. I'm Filipino but i speak the "Tagalog" dialect. Tagalog does have spanish words, but i think chabacano is closer in conversation than tagalog, just the sentence structure may be different in terms of where the words or the verbs are placed. Love your reaction vids. There's a song on youtube called Manny Paquio in chabacano rap hopefully u can react to it & see the similarities & differences. It also has a mix of tagalog & english
Hahaha I was just watching this recently it's so funny. Tambien Ur clothes looks awesome on U both. And yeah few months ago I mentioned that dish to one of Ur vids and I knew I'd laugh now I see how jahaha
Laughed out loud to this video hahaha....Dora makarisaz gad tu...hahaha..
I laughed so hard in your reaction about that chupa culo thing hahaha
By the way im a Chavacano native
You got 1 subs from me good job
Wow thank you so much for subscribing and welcome to Minyeonatics!
No podía creer que chupa culo de verdad era el nombre de una comida.
There is also spanish-like in Cavite. The town of Ternate. They use also Spanish-like language for some oldies.
I really love the intro; so energetic!
Thanks!
Hahaha kere io pika...makarisas
Soy de Zamboanga y un chavacano... Famfaron si boracho...😂😂😂😂
Hahaha
Rice:
Canun if rice is cocido
Arroz if rice is uncook
"Spicy" in Chavacano is "pika/pica" or "picante" and "kahang" or "makahang".
"Pika/pica" has another vulgar meaning, because when you pronounce it as /pí-ka/ then you're fine, but when you will pronounce it as /pi-ká/ then that means either to "take a small piece or bite" or "to peck" (in referring to how birds eat or take their food), and it also means "to f*ck". So be very careful in pronunciation, word choice, and context.
To be safe, just use "kahang" or "makahang" to mean "spicy".
On the other hand, "caliente" literally means "hot" as in having high temperature or having great amount of heat, and not spicy hot.
😊
Caliente means the same in spanish
buenos dias chicas hermosas 💚💚💚
Buenos dias!
@@SolLunaTV 💘
Hahaha the reaction is priceless wen he sees Dora De Zamboanga
Dura de zamboanga ..sikat ya gale nuh ...
Guapa 😍
15:55 super laugh. Because he sad in the girl. Kere tu.. It's mean d you like? The girl very appreciate. But he sad kumpra. It means buy foods
😂😂😂 I loved your reaction guys.... can't stop laughing.... 😂😂😂😅❤️❤️❤️
Gracias mi cuidad de zamboanga
This is hilarious. Chavacano viewers here.
im looking forward for you girls to visit our city soon. 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️ maybe i can give a tour and drive for you girls ☺️☺️
Christine is my friend. She’s our miss Zamboanga 😍♥️
Laughter is the best medicine with you two.
You can check out the videos on his channel and get acquainted with other Philippine languages as well 👍
Dora De Zamboanga lang malakas! ❤️❤️
Buenas dias señoras😉
Thank you for reacting on our culture here in the philippines.via con dios😇🙏
Gracias
I love your reaction i lough many times
I'm hungry. / I am hungry.=
Con hambre yo.
Yo con hambre.
I'm already hungry. / I am already hungry. =
Con hambre ya yo.
Yo con hambre ya.
Btw, "hambre" is more commonly written and spelled as "ambre" than "hambre". ✌
Yes they dont have h...like hahaha its jajaja
vos is used in some latin countries.
mostly countries that were isolated from spain during colonization. surprise you guys werent aware of that
Finally. Hehe. 😘😘😘
Chavacano is an adulterated Spanish like local Spanish . But it was in the late 1990s only when real Spanish language ( not hispanic) was part of the curriculum in the colleges which later became an elective .
More power to your vlog...
You gonna love it
Rice -arroz but when cooked we call it canun.
Spicy-pica or kahang