"HOY!" is like "YA!" in Korea. Makapag "hoy" ka lang kung close ka sa taong hinohoy mo, or bata sayo, pero kung matanda, it sounded rude. Same goes in Korea
I often hear "YA" in Korean films. Yun pala ang ibig sabihin ng "YA". I also often hear "ARASO" which I think means "OK". Also with "WEH" which I think means "why". The youth copied it but they mean it differently, like "O? Bola!", or "O? Totoo?"
In fact, it is very rude to say "HOY" to someone older than you! It is unacceptable. But if you saw a stranger or an intruder in your house, you will say, "HOY! ANU YAN? HINDI IKAW ANG BUMILI NYAN!" hahahaha!
I'll try to answer the questions din. 1.) "Kain po" just shows how welcoming Filipinos are and respects unexpected guests. Try approaching people when they say that and they will be glad to share their food kahit na century tuna lang yung kinakain nila. the question is... are you going to eat it? haha because sharing food in PH is very casual. 2.) "Sige po" is actually a expression of respect. Older people have traditions that you CANNOT say no to any food that is offered to you. so since people usually, have an excuse to eat and eat and eat, they say "sige po" like saying "thank you, please go ahead and continue eating." to subtly say no to finishing all their food. 3.) Serving spoon - You're correct in saying it's the korean tradition that you either finish it or throw it away. Filipinos use serving spoon because we usually cook our food in bulk. If you have 1 kilo of pork, we cook 1 kilo of adobo that can last for the whole so anybody who wants to eat it can just heat up the food anytime without spoilage. Second is traditional Filipinos don't like to see rice floating in their food, it's rude for some or dirty to for others. But overall, i guess the biggest factor is not to spoil the food. :) 4.) Tutong... a lot of Filipinos looooove tutong! It's just that you cannot serve any guests tutong because it's like serving them the worst portion of the cooked rice. Tutong are usually left behind but what we do is we make them fried rice in the morning! :) 5.) "malapit na!" ... ugh that's the worst Filipino culture... being really late. Filipino time is really that you really have to adjust the meeting time 30 mins or 1 hr earlier in order for you to meet them exactly the time you're supposed to meetup. 6.) "psst" is actually a subtle way of getting someone's attention. but beware because it's actually rude for Filipino as we usually use it to get our pet's attention or someone really young.
Ikaw na nga yung pumalit sa dalawa guest. Hindi marunong magexplain yung dalawa guest. Nakakahiya tuloy sa pagiging pinoy ko haaay. San ba napulot yung dalawa na un
Hello Dasuri씨 Kain tayo! first offer - you are supposed to say no (sige ho, salamat) this is meant to be a polite gesture -> Filipinos feel uneasy eating while somebody (not eating) is watching them eat... of course this is quite opposite to Korean customs where you are not supposed to say no to an offer of food... second offer sige na, kain tayo! the one offered will now think, "is this offer really sincere?" your response would be "sige lang ho, salamat" third offer sige na! kain tayo! (more emphatic than the 2nd offer, with matching hila of your hand...) with this you will know that there is extra food and that the one offering really meant to share the food
3:19 Hindi naman sa nadidiri. Aware lang talaga karamihan sa mga Pilipino na kapag nag double-dipping ka, mas madaling mapapanis yung ulam. Eh usually kapag nagluluto mga nanay, ulam nyo ng tanghali, ulam nyo pa rin ng gabi. Minsan pa nga almusal nyo pa kinabukasan. Kaya importante na may serving spoon. 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
8 months na tong comment na to, pero nasabi naman ni Tita na yun yung mostly na reason kung bakit may serving spoon, para hindi nga mapanis, pero most of us din kasi, partly the reason din is yun nga rin, 'nandidiri' tayo, lalo na kapag masyado kang hygienic or like di mo gusto yung tira ng iba, hindi mo gugustuhin na kainin yung pagkain na dinip na ng ibat-ibang kutsara, lalo na pag dumaan lahat yung kutsarang yun sa bibig nila.
to explain the "kain tayo" tama na hospitality kasi nakakahiya minsan na kumakain ka tapos yung bisita mo nakatunganga lang so pwede mo sila alukin ng pagkain. kahit konti lang yung food, we usually still give whatever we can dahil sa hiya. kung icocompare sa korean culture di ba madalas sinasabi ng mga adults "많이 먹어~" pero it doesn't mean na marami talaga kakainin mo and yet you say "네~" out of courtesy. pati yung "ay sige po" for rejecting the food, it's saying "ay sige okay lang po ako kayo na po ang kumain" so rejecting in a polite manner. to compare again with korean culture, it's like "아니에요~" when you're given a compliment. it doesn't mean that you don't agree pero pahumble lang ganon hehe about sa serving spoon, true na medyo nakakadiri nang slight pag marami kumakain tapos parang halo halo na yung laway sa ulam hahaha true rin na dahil para hindi mapanis. yes nagkakamay yung iba pero ayun nga sa sariling plate naman hehe for tutong naman, i guess dahil sa init ng pilipinas hindi namin gusto na ganun din kadry yung pagkain hahaha (for me ganun) pero yung tutong kasi na pinakita niyo is iba dun sa tutong talaga na as in sunog na wala na talagang gustong kumain kasi nga burned na hahaha then about sa "psst", yes it is actually rude. just like in korean language, there are things that you can only say to youe friends or people you're close with (반말). "psst" is one of those. do be careful though. "psst" is usually said by catcallers or yung mga bastos lalo na sa mga girls. so when you hear it in a public place, try your best na hindi lumingon as to not give them any attention.
김젠득이 kdlasan din po di natin ganun katindi seryosohin mga bagay bagay lalo't simple lang nman kinaooffend n ng iba.Patunay na ganun kalungkot at kababaw nila pagdating sa mga ganya g bagay. Sa atin nman dina natin pinoproblema dina mahabang usapin pa. Basta para sa atin hindi nakkabastos. Bastos langsiguro tlga pag sobra n rude din ang response.
@@jaewoobeezzz8205 sa tingin ko yun naman talaga ang point ng video. may mga bagay na normal sa atin kasi parte na ng kultura natin pero sila bilang mga foreigners di nila yun gets kaya pwede sila maoffend pero hindi naman dahil mababaw sila. kaya nga nila tinanong sa mga pinoy ano ibig sabihin ng mga bagay na yun para maliwanagan sila. for sure tayo rin may mga parte ng korean culture na hindi rin natin naiintindihan so ang point talaga ay cultural exchange para magkaintindihan
mas madali lang din talaga makapag adjust ang mga pinoy.In my own opinion lang din naman regards sa usapin na yan.Likas tayo na magaling makipagsapalaran.Maya even culture din nila I guess (not all) madali naaadapt ng pinoy. Sa totoo no hate with this vlog, just wanna share what I have noticed with different cultures.
@@jaewoobeezzz8205 siguro gusto lang nila malamam yung dahilan ng mga culture ng pinoy hindi rin sa hindi sila makaadapt hehe pero true na madali malaadapt ang pinoy siguro dahil na rin sa history ng bansa natin
Talking about Ryan Bang, alam ko ang mga type na type nyang babae e pretty Korean girls. I saw how he reacted seeing a pretty Korean girl in Vice Ganda's vlog where he is also in the video somewhere in Korea.
Haha, _kahit Kano ako At gustung gusto ko ang kultura ng “Kain tayo!”_ Kahit ako, sinasabi ko ang “sige po” kung ayoko o kung gusto ko. Depende sa tono. At gusto ko rin yung tutong! Ang sarap ng crisp naiyon. _Dasuri, i-guest mo ako sa ganitong show mo, nakakatuwa talaga._
@@PutingPinoy sorry, hindi ko alam kung pano. Pero sayang naman po, katatapos lang ng contest nila last week eh. Hindi nga ako nakapanood nung week na un. Sinabi lang sakin ng Mama ko. Trivia: si Dasuri Choi po sumali sya sa you're my foreinay sa Eat Bulaga. Search nyo po name nya at eat bulaga. Or you can ask Dasuri Choi about it since she joined that contest and became the winner.
"Kain tayo" is a courtesy invitation. You really don't invite them to eat. You just acknowledge their presence. Baka sa next part kasama yung pagtaas ng kilay kapag binabati or ginigreet saka yung pouting ng nguso kapag may tinuturo. Edit: Congratulations sa 400K subscribers! 🎉
@@Mira0020 Wow! Kakamiss. Si Efren Reynes saka si Neknek lang yung naalala ko dun sa Iputok mo Sa Labas Radio Drama. Lintek! Sinayang ko yung bisperas ng bagong taon para lang dun. 😄 Sayang nga lang wala na si idol kong si Tado. 😢
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tutong if you serve tutong with the rice, that implies that you are running out of rice/밥/food... (because you are already scraping the bottom of the rice pot...) which does not look good
kumakain nmn sla ng tutong kya lng gingawa nla hinahaloan nla ng hot water or warm water tas dry seaweed at paresan ng kimchii...since di na susunog yung kanin nla ginagwa nla nilalagay sa mainit na fry pan tas ggawing tutong yung kanin...
"Sige po." as response to "Kain na." is more like "Sige lang po." that means you are giving them permission to keep eating without you instead of "Sige po." as a simple 'Yes.' Edit: "Sige" means "go ahead". It can both mean agreeing to do something or giving someone permission to do something.
Having different serving spoon for each ulam prevents the food from spoiling faster. Yung sa sawsawan naman, hindi na naman yun kailangan itago kung may tira unlike dun sa ulam na itatago kapag may tira. Besides, it depends on the person whom you're eating with if they're fine sharing sawsawan with you, this usually happens between close family members or friends. skl
sa korea kasi, rich or poor, high-quality ang kinanakain na rice, malagkit at madaling ichopstick, kaya masarap din at malambot ang tutong niya or "nurongji", sa pinas, hindi karamihan nakakaafford ng quality rice na hindi masarap ang tutong, madalas matigas..
I dont want to end this video coz this content is so unique and entertaining! Dasuri unnie never failed to impress me. She just keep making unique contents.
Pag si Jinho nag salita... talagang makikinig ka. And mahusay syang mag himay ng paliwanag. Maiintindihan mo talaga. Kaka proud yang koreanong yan. Masayahin at prangka. Talented pate.
When a Filipino says "kain tayo" they are just showing generousity, then the person (you) should answer "sige po kain lang po kayo" if you are just passing by... THERE IS ALWAYS AN EXCEMPTION TO THE RULE ika nga hindi porke't sinabihan kang "kain" e kakain ka din agad tingnan mo kung kakilala mo yung tao...ganun yun!
I have an ideaaaa. How about do a 24/12 hr Mom&daugther challenge with tita pinkis?? Pa adopt kay tita pinkis for hours pero you're living in a filipino house hold na ma ffeel mo yung filipino traits. How 'bout that?? Pleaseee. For a content hihi
When filipino says "Kain tayo", it means, buy your own meals but let's eat together. 😂 But if they are eating and they say let's eat while you are passing by or they saw you, it means you're friends or acquaintance and they respect you. It's part of our culture, and whether you say yes or no, doesn't matter. It's just the way we are.
Jn Whalien likas n expressive po ang pinoy na Nami-misinterpret ng iba. Sa tono ng pananalita pa lang po natin alam na agad natin ang ibig sabihin ng isa't isa. Kung seryoso,nao-offend,kun masaya,nagbibiro,kung tumatanggi na may paggalang o talagang malalaman mo kun di rin nahihiya ang tao.Sa gestures pa lang at expression makikita na sa atin. Madagdag ko lang din, Hindi kasi ganun kaexpressive mga Koreans kaya dun sa part n yun baka sila namimisinterpret lalo't higit sa nakaugalian natin n malayung malayo sa kanila. 😊
For us in our culture when we serve “tutong “ to our visitors it’s something rude,so we don’t serve “tutong” to our visitors because visitors are special.But we love to eat “tutong” as what Jinho says it’s something medicinal I agree with him..the same thing to us..
Ive only watched a few of her vids and I think she's pretty and very personable, but I really liked her in this video .. Her whole outfit on this one suits her personality perfectly, and I love it!!
If someone eating and you happen to be there, the filipino will say, "Kain tayo." Always answer, " Salamat tapos na ko." even if you are famished. The invitation to eat with him is just politeness. If the invitation is followed by him getting a plate and a chair for you, you MUST accept it even if you are full because he will be offended if you don't. Psst is definitely rude. Never do that. its offensive.
Sana magkaron ng ganyang show sa pinas ang ganda na discussion. Hindi siya bias at may mga mapupulot ka na aral like yung mga culture ng ibat ibang lahi. At maganda dito game lahat sila. Love Dasuri Choi nag enjoy ako sa mga video niya.
“Pointing with your lips” - Filipinos will use their lips to point out the direction of where something might be. If they just use their lips it usually means the place or object is near. If they add a sign with their arm/hand then it is farther in the distance.
Filipino Habit.. Pointing direction or Objects using lips... Head gesture like Indian bubble head *up and down means Yes or Oo *Side by side means No/ayaw or Hindi.. Beso-beso greeting... Mano po... Tabi-tabi po.... Hahaha Etc. Etc.
noon, i thought ate dasuri's edits on her videos were kind of ahmm... a lot? but now, napaisip ako.. she edits like a korean, bcs basically she's korean and everyone has its own style so.. i respect it..
"Filipino time", BTW originated during Spanish era, when being late was a sign of status or importance. Kasi pag late ka, hinintay ka. I thinks it's fair to call it "Spanish time" as well.
Just want to comment about the psssst...Koreans don't like it pala. Pero as Filipino di ko rin po gusto yung way ng pagtawag ng mga Korean...Yaaaaah! Bottom line is we have to live long time in a certain country to understand each others culture. Wala namn talagang masama sa pssssst at yaaaaah.✌
i'd say the "sige po" is more of an acknowledgement than an agreement. it's more like saying "ok, thank you, go ahead" than saying "yes, i accept your invitation/offer"
Yeah they should add Eng Sub because its really funny 😅. The nuances, weird and sometimes charming thinking and actions uniquely Filipino. This is light and should not be taken too seriously.
Yung sa serving spoon, ang isa pang explanation nun is karamihan sa ulam ng pinoy is may sarsa like menudo, caldereta, kare-kare, afritada, adobo etc. so para makasandok ng sauce at mabilis, kelangan may serving spoon. Sa korea kasi, bihira lang yung ulam na de-sarsa. Ang style nila main dish plus kanin plus maraming side dish then naka-chopsticks lang tapos minsan, naka lagay pa sa solong plate yung side dish per tao kaya no need talaga for serving spoon. Kaya panisnin nyo kapag kumain kayo sa Japanese or Korean resto, di rin uso serving spoon not unless for sharing yung dish pero kapag mga local pinoy resto like Classic Savory, Aristocrat, Kuya J, kelangan talaga ng serving spoon kapag family meals kase mostly de sarsa or may sabaw yung mga ulam.
Maganda may ganito kayong discussion informative kasi may cultural sharing.. maganda kaya ang Filipino at Korean ay magkasundo at madalas nagiging magkaibigan..
FYI, 'tutong' is normally not served to guests as the implication is there is no more cooked rice left since this is the hard rice that's at the bottom of the cooking pot. However we Filipinos do eat and enjoy "tutong".
Its so funny talaga at nakakatanggal ng bad vibes everytime i watched your vlog with jinho bae hahahaaha he is so cute Kelan ko kaya kayo makikita dalawa ㅋㅋㅋㅋ.. ...
1. May mga reasons kung bakit inaalok namin ang mga (commonly) "bisita" o kahit sinong makakakita sa amin "habang kumakain" or kung maguumipsa pa lang kumain. First reason, to show hospitality. Second, ayaw naming may nakatingin o nakakakita sa amin na kumakain kami tas yung nakatingin o nakakakita (bisita) ehh hindi kumakain. It feels awkward, something ganun. Sa pagsagot nama, we always say "Sige LANG po" or "Ok lang po" to refuse in a polite way. Kasi, meron kaming "hiya " na tinatawag. (Ewan ko sa iba. haha. commonly ganun ako. nahihiya akong tumanggap lalo na kung di masyadong kakilala yung umaalok kahit na warm naman yung pagkaka-welcome o pagkakasabi.) Kadalasan, yung "Sige lang po" o 'Ok lang po" may karugtong "Salamat na lang po" like "Ok lang po. Salamat na lang po." May other instances naman na pipilitin ka nung umaalok. For example, pumunta ka sa bahay ng kaibigan mo. Commonly ang ginagawa ng mga magulang sa bisita, ino-offer-an sila ng food o snack o even ini-invite na sumama sa hapagkainan. In that cases, commonly, dahil nga sa meron kaming "hiya" na tinatawag, tatanggapin na lang namin yung alok like "Sige po. salamat po" Madals mangyare ito sa mga hindi pa sanay sa taong umaalok. Kasi kahit nanay, tatay, kapatid o kung sino man ang relative ng kaibigan mo ang umalok sayo ng pagkain (meryenda o sa hapagkainan), mahihiya ka pa rin tanggapin yung alok kasi di mo naman sila ka-close. kahit na sabihin pang kasama mo yung friend. Pero kung talagang kilala mo na sila, ilang beses nang nangyayare, masasanay at masasanay ka na rin na tanggapin yung alok nila without hesitation just saying "salamat po" afterwards nung alok. 2. sa serving spoon naman, commonly lumalaan kami ng serving spoon sa bawat ulam kasi nga we feel like "kadiri" (sur sa word. wala akong maisip na pamalit ehh). Just like, yung kutsara mo sinusubo mo tas isasandok mo sa ulam just like duhh. diba? Pero, hindi lahat pina-practice ito. Commonly, pina-practice lang to for formality lakie kung may bisitang dumating. Kasi, we Filipinos, lagi naming iniisip na dapat maganda ang image namin sa mga bisita. (Alam nyo naman, aminin na rin, may mga judmental talagang Filipino.) Kahit na sabihin pang, friend mo naman yung bisita, nandoon pa rin yung "hiya". Lam nyo yun? haha Tapos yung iba naman, di naman yan masyadong pinapractice. Sa pagkakamay naman, kapag family lang yung kumakain, ok lang yung magkamay like iisang sawsawan tas lahat kayo doon sasawsaw tas lahat nakakamay. Wala naman kaso yun unless sensitive ka talaga to the point na gagawa ka ng sarili mong sawsawan. 3.Sa tutong naman, hindi naman lahat ngFilipino ayaw sa tutong. Yung iba, ayaw kasi nga matigas na kesyo sumisingit sa ngipin, mahirap nguyan, achuchu achuchu. Pero yung iba naman (tulad ko hihi) gusto ang tutung lalo na kung mainit pa. Tapos sinabawan ang ulam nyo like urgggggg luhmeh. Pero kapag tuong na naging bahaw na (o yung lumamig na) madalas, ayaw na talaga namin. Ehh sa makunat ihhh. haha 4: Yung sa usapin naman ng "Filipino time", I think yan yung (isa sa mga) pinaka hindi magandang pag-uugali na meron ang mga Filipino. Ehh kasi naman, hindi kami masyadong istrikto sa oras like for example, may meeting something ganun. tas kailangang mag-meet sa gantong oras, tapos nangyaring late ka, commonly (syempre magagalit o maiinis) yung taong pinghihintay mo. pero wala naman kasing serious sunction s o parusa kaya siguro nato-tolerate yung ganun. Pero sa mga cases na (very close) friend mo naman yung nagtanong kung saan ka na, madalas sinasabi mo nalang yung totoo na hindi kapa nakaka-alis o nakakaintindi. Kasi, friend mo naman ehh kaya minsan "oks" lang haha. Pero sa ibang case naman na sasabihing "malapit na" kahit di pa naman talaga nakakaalis, siguro dahil sa ayaw rin nyang magalit yung tao kaya nga minsan we try our very best like to the point na paspasan na yung pagkilos namin para lang 'di magalit yung kausap namin. Pero sa ibang case, talagang pagpapakita yung ng kawalan ng galang. lalo na kung hindi ka interesado sa pupuntahan o gagawin (commonly sa mga students to kapag may group acitvity na kailangang gawin like practice o kung anoman) kaya mo nagagawa yun. 5. last sa psst (o yung sa "hoy") naman. it is really kinda rude. pero kung ka-close mo naman yung tatawagin mong tao, ok lang din naman. Pero kung hinid mo kakilala yung tatawagin mo, madalas "psst" o "hoy" yung ginagaimit kasi nga di mo alanm yung name. But in a polite way, kung tatawagin mo yung isang tao na 'di mo kilala, madalas ginagamit namin ang "Miss" o "Kuya", "sir" ganun. perong yung "psst" talaga is pagtawag in a rude way.
"Kain po tayo?" Ang pwede pong isagot is "ok lang po ako" ibigsabihin kumain kana or ayaw mo pero in polite way po... pwede rin pon ung "sige po" nakabatay sa tono minsan sa action rin po ng ulo....
Generally calling anyone in the Philippines is considered as "unrespectful" but since only Filipinos do such a thing, it became something like as if it is a culture that is normally accepted. NO WE DON'T. "Psst" is a bad culture we have but a culture that has been popularly known to foreigners and Filipinos laugh at. Doesn't mean that we say okay
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Ang galing ng mga koreans na ito., two thumbs up.. 👍👍., wala, la ako masabi.. Ang totoo ilang beses ko na ito pinanood, pero eto watch uli, katuwa kayo dass.,
"Kain..." actually it is really all about hospitality and sharing.. khit konti lang yan at least you still invited someone to eat with you or share it with you... P.s. just wanna ask how tall pala si cutie Dasuri? 😉
Just to clarify the part about pag aaya thing (kain tayo) The first one is yung tatanggi ka Its ok to say " sige lang po salamat" its a respectful way ng pagtanggi and the 2nd way is "sige po" it means kakain ka .. Pakiramdam po kasi naddisrespect namin yung tao kapag d namin inaya man lang kahit sa pagkain kahit wala n .. Rude kasi tignan if d man lang inaya yung tao tas ikaw sarap na sarap sa pagkain .. Ganun lang po hehe
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definitely gonna watch the next part. Kudos to you Sir JinHo Bae for explaining it very well. Baka kasi mamisinterpret din ng iba ung differences.
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"HOY!" is like "YA!" in Korea. Makapag "hoy" ka lang kung close ka sa taong hinohoy mo, or bata sayo, pero kung matanda, it sounded rude. Same goes in Korea
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I think "Ya" is "Hey" to be exact but you have a point lol
@@elzoriannex-robloxgameplay5250 "Hey" is the English for "Hoy!"
Haha!
I often hear "YA" in Korean films. Yun pala ang ibig sabihin ng "YA". I also often hear "ARASO" which I think means "OK". Also with "WEH" which I think means "why". The youth copied it but they mean it differently, like "O? Bola!", or "O? Totoo?"
In fact, it is very rude to say "HOY" to someone older than you! It is unacceptable. But if you saw a stranger or an intruder in your house, you will say, "HOY! ANU YAN? HINDI IKAW ANG BUMILI NYAN!" hahahaha!
I'll try to answer the questions din.
1.) "Kain po" just shows how welcoming Filipinos are and respects unexpected guests. Try approaching people when they say that and they will be glad to share their food kahit na century tuna lang yung kinakain nila. the question is... are you going to eat it? haha because sharing food in PH is very casual.
2.) "Sige po" is actually a expression of respect. Older people have traditions that you CANNOT say no to any food that is offered to you. so since people usually, have an excuse to eat and eat and eat, they say "sige po" like saying "thank you, please go ahead and continue eating." to subtly say no to finishing all their food.
3.) Serving spoon - You're correct in saying it's the korean tradition that you either finish it or throw it away. Filipinos use serving spoon because we usually cook our food in bulk. If you have 1 kilo of pork, we cook 1 kilo of adobo that can last for the whole so anybody who wants to eat it can just heat up the food anytime without spoilage. Second is traditional Filipinos don't like to see rice floating in their food, it's rude for some or dirty to for others. But overall, i guess the biggest factor is not to spoil the food. :)
4.) Tutong... a lot of Filipinos looooove tutong! It's just that you cannot serve any guests tutong because it's like serving them the worst portion of the cooked rice. Tutong are usually left behind but what we do is we make them fried rice in the morning! :)
5.) "malapit na!" ... ugh that's the worst Filipino culture... being really late. Filipino time is really that you really have to adjust the meeting time 30 mins or 1 hr earlier in order for you to meet them exactly the time you're supposed to meetup.
6.) "psst" is actually a subtle way of getting someone's attention. but beware because it's actually rude for Filipino as we usually use it to get our pet's attention or someone really young.
You really explain it well for me unlike the tita there who's explaining the filipino side..
True agree
Ikaw na nga yung pumalit sa dalawa guest. Hindi marunong magexplain yung dalawa guest. Nakakahiya tuloy sa pagiging pinoy ko haaay. San ba napulot yung dalawa na un
Tama ang explanatons mo sna basahin ng nanood nito video
Buti you corrected the tutong part ❤️❤️❤️
Hello Dasuri씨
Kain tayo!
first offer - you are supposed to say no (sige ho, salamat)
this is meant to be a polite gesture -> Filipinos feel uneasy eating while somebody (not eating) is watching them eat...
of course this is quite opposite to Korean customs where you are not supposed to say no to an offer of food...
second offer
sige na, kain tayo!
the one offered will now think, "is this offer really sincere?"
your response would be "sige lang ho, salamat"
third offer
sige na! kain tayo! (more emphatic than the 2nd offer, with matching hila of your hand...)
with this you will know that there is extra food and that the one offering really meant to share the food
Lance Corporal very well said. They should have (Dasuri's Filipino friend) explained like this, so clear and easy to understand.
Oo pero kpag di mo kilala ng alok ng pgkain tangihan mo tlga...baka ano p nilagay sa pgkain
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Filipinos 3 stages of offering food.. 😂 tpos pag umoo xa bigla sa 2nd offer saka tau nagsi2si.. lalo na kng inubos ung ulam.. hahahaha...
pero pag ka inaaccept mo sa unang offer sa loob loob ng nagalok kapal muka neto HAHAHAHA
3:19 Hindi naman sa nadidiri.
Aware lang talaga karamihan sa mga Pilipino na kapag nag double-dipping ka, mas madaling mapapanis yung ulam.
Eh usually kapag nagluluto mga nanay, ulam nyo ng tanghali, ulam nyo pa rin ng gabi. Minsan pa nga almusal nyo pa kinabukasan.
Kaya importante na may serving spoon. 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
Kahit nga sa kanin kailangan may sandok e para hindi mapanis hahahaha
Pag kinamay mo kase ung kanin sa kaldero mangangati ung gilid ng betlog mo
8 months na tong comment na to, pero nasabi naman ni Tita na yun yung mostly na reason kung bakit may serving spoon, para hindi nga mapanis, pero most of us din kasi, partly the reason din is yun nga rin, 'nandidiri' tayo, lalo na kapag masyado kang hygienic or like di mo gusto yung tira ng iba, hindi mo gugustuhin na kainin yung pagkain na dinip na ng ibat-ibang kutsara, lalo na pag dumaan lahat yung kutsarang yun sa bibig nila.
to explain the "kain tayo" tama na hospitality kasi nakakahiya minsan na kumakain ka tapos yung bisita mo nakatunganga lang so pwede mo sila alukin ng pagkain. kahit konti lang yung food, we usually still give whatever we can dahil sa hiya. kung icocompare sa korean culture di ba madalas sinasabi ng mga adults "많이 먹어~" pero it doesn't mean na marami talaga kakainin mo and yet you say "네~" out of courtesy. pati yung "ay sige po" for rejecting the food, it's saying "ay sige okay lang po ako kayo na po ang kumain" so rejecting in a polite manner. to compare again with korean culture, it's like "아니에요~" when you're given a compliment. it doesn't mean that you don't agree pero pahumble lang ganon hehe
about sa serving spoon, true na medyo nakakadiri nang slight pag marami kumakain tapos parang halo halo na yung laway sa ulam hahaha true rin na dahil para hindi mapanis. yes nagkakamay yung iba pero ayun nga sa sariling plate naman hehe
for tutong naman, i guess dahil sa init ng pilipinas hindi namin gusto na ganun din kadry yung pagkain hahaha (for me ganun) pero yung tutong kasi na pinakita niyo is iba dun sa tutong talaga na as in sunog na wala na talagang gustong kumain kasi nga burned na hahaha
then about sa "psst", yes it is actually rude. just like in korean language, there are things that you can only say to youe friends or people you're close with (반말). "psst" is one of those. do be careful though. "psst" is usually said by catcallers or yung mga bastos lalo na sa mga girls. so when you hear it in a public place, try your best na hindi lumingon as to not give them any attention.
김젠득이 UP FOR THIS! 😂 Di naexplain ng maayos nung Pinoy guests LOL
김젠득이 kdlasan din po di natin ganun katindi seryosohin mga bagay bagay lalo't simple lang nman kinaooffend n ng iba.Patunay na ganun kalungkot at kababaw nila pagdating sa mga ganya g bagay. Sa atin nman dina natin pinoproblema dina mahabang usapin pa. Basta para sa atin hindi nakkabastos. Bastos langsiguro tlga pag sobra n rude din ang response.
@@jaewoobeezzz8205 sa tingin ko yun naman talaga ang point ng video. may mga bagay na normal sa atin kasi parte na ng kultura natin pero sila bilang mga foreigners di nila yun gets kaya pwede sila maoffend pero hindi naman dahil mababaw sila. kaya nga nila tinanong sa mga pinoy ano ibig sabihin ng mga bagay na yun para maliwanagan sila. for sure tayo rin may mga parte ng korean culture na hindi rin natin naiintindihan so ang point talaga ay cultural exchange para magkaintindihan
mas madali lang din talaga makapag adjust ang mga pinoy.In my own opinion lang din naman regards sa usapin na yan.Likas tayo na magaling makipagsapalaran.Maya even culture din nila I guess (not all) madali naaadapt ng pinoy. Sa totoo no hate with this vlog, just wanna share what I have noticed with different cultures.
@@jaewoobeezzz8205 siguro gusto lang nila malamam yung dahilan ng mga culture ng pinoy hindi rin sa hindi sila makaadapt hehe pero true na madali malaadapt ang pinoy siguro dahil na rin sa history ng bansa natin
Jinho Bae: *I Am Ryan Bang's Worst Nightmare*
Dasuri Choi: *I Am Full Korean-Pure Hearted Filipino💕❤❤*
Talking about Ryan Bang, alam ko ang mga type na type nyang babae e pretty Korean girls. I saw how he reacted seeing a pretty Korean girl in Vice Ganda's vlog where he is also in the video somewhere in Korea.
Haha, _kahit Kano ako At gustung gusto ko ang kultura ng “Kain tayo!”_ Kahit ako, sinasabi ko ang “sige po” kung ayoko o kung gusto ko. Depende sa tono.
At gusto ko rin yung tutong! Ang sarap ng crisp naiyon.
_Dasuri, i-guest mo ako sa ganitong show mo, nakakatuwa talaga._
Mr beast balang araw mag guest ka rin ni Dasuri....
Dpat pala sumali kau sa you're my foreignoy sa segment ng Eat Bulaga on GMA network. Mukhang marunong na kau magtagalog eh.
Biet Milas haha, May punto ka naman.
pretzkie paano ba ako mag-apply 🙂
@@PutingPinoy sorry, hindi ko alam kung pano. Pero sayang naman po, katatapos lang ng contest nila last week eh. Hindi nga ako nakapanood nung week na un. Sinabi lang sakin ng Mama ko. Trivia: si Dasuri Choi po sumali sya sa you're my foreinay sa Eat Bulaga. Search nyo po name nya at eat bulaga. Or you can ask Dasuri Choi about it since she joined that contest and became the winner.
ms. dasuri's effort in producing her videos (shoot location, editing, etc) deserves more than just 400k subs!!! unnie you deserve a million 💓
"Kain tayo" is a courtesy invitation. You really don't invite them to eat. You just acknowledge their presence.
Baka sa next part kasama yung pagtaas ng kilay kapag binabati or ginigreet saka yung pouting ng nguso kapag may tinuturo.
Edit: Congratulations sa 400K subscribers! 🎉
Just A Guy with an Internet Connection Tama. Likas n "mapang alok" ang pinoy pag kumakain. 😊 Kaugaliang dina mawawala.
Ikaw ba ang tagapagmana ng sta. Filomena at tatlong talyer sa quezon city? Haha jk
@@Mira0020 Oh my?! Napakinggan mo yung radio show? 😮
@@efrenreynesiii1240 oo. Brewsters here! 😆
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I love Ph!!!!!🇵🇭 best people in the world. Always welcoming, hospitable and friendly. I'm trying to learn and speak tagalog. Because It sounds soft and cute. It's of course not easy. ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ
Maraming Salmat po💜🙆♀️🇵🇭
오, 이해가 안 돼요
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Jinho:I'm Ryan Bang's worst nightmare
Hahaha
What does he mean po?
@@zenicamanjares9097 Si Jinho Bae daw yung pinakamasamang bangungot ni Ryan Bang
@@zenicamanjares9097 Kasi sa It's Showtime kunwari magkaaway sila ni Ryan Bang pero kulitan lang
Hahaha
😂😂😂😂😂
I'm here to say someday Minzy, Dasuri and Jinho will be in a one vlog.
tutong
if you serve tutong with the rice, that implies that you are running out of rice/밥/food... (because you are already scraping the bottom of the rice pot...)
which does not look good
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Tsaka di tutong ung bastos (UTONG) un
@@keziahpingkisan4878 "utong" kasi yun jusqpo
Masarap ang tutong pag binudburan ng asukal.
@@keziahpingkisan4878 utong yun😂🤣
Can't wait to give all my korean friends the tutong. They're gonna' LOVE me even more. haha
HAHAHAHA same
Yes they will. Thats true.
Hindi po ba nakakhighblood ang tutong? or that's only yung matagal ng saing? 😂😊
kumakain nmn sla ng tutong kya lng gingawa nla hinahaloan nla ng hot water or warm water tas dry seaweed at paresan ng kimchii...since di na susunog yung kanin nla ginagwa nla nilalagay sa mainit na fry pan tas ggawing tutong yung kanin...
Yung friend ko n korean ginagawa nya meryenda yung tutong kaya pag nag sasaing kmi nilalakasan ung apoy haha
"Sige po." as response to "Kain na." is more like "Sige lang po." that means you are giving them permission to keep eating without you instead of "Sige po." as a simple 'Yes.'
Edit: "Sige" means "go ahead". It can both mean agreeing to do something or giving someone permission to do something.
Having different serving spoon for each ulam prevents the food from spoiling faster. Yung sa sawsawan naman, hindi na naman yun kailangan itago kung may tira unlike dun sa ulam na itatago kapag may tira. Besides, it depends on the person whom you're eating with if they're fine sharing sawsawan with you, this usually happens between close family members or friends.
skl
sa korea kasi, rich or poor, high-quality ang kinanakain na rice, malagkit at madaling ichopstick, kaya masarap din at malambot ang tutong niya or "nurongji", sa pinas, hindi karamihan nakakaafford ng quality rice na hindi masarap ang tutong, madalas matigas..
Nfa po
"sainyo nalang lahat ng tutong namin" HAHAHHA legend
I dont want to end this video coz this content is so unique and entertaining! Dasuri unnie never failed to impress me. She just keep making unique contents.
Pag si Jinho nag salita... talagang makikinig ka. And mahusay syang mag himay ng paliwanag. Maiintindihan mo talaga. Kaka proud yang koreanong yan. Masayahin at prangka. Talented pate.
When a Filipino says "kain tayo" they are just showing generousity, then the person (you) should answer "sige po kain lang po kayo" if you are just passing by...
THERE IS ALWAYS AN EXCEMPTION TO THE RULE ika nga hindi porke't sinabihan kang "kain" e kakain ka din agad tingnan mo kung kakilala mo yung tao...ganun yun!
the most accurate explanation..
I have an ideaaaa. How about do a 24/12 hr Mom&daugther challenge with tita pinkis?? Pa adopt kay tita pinkis for hours pero you're living in a filipino house hold na ma ffeel mo yung filipino traits. How 'bout that?? Pleaseee. For a content hihi
Kaya nga😂😂😂😂 tingnan natin kong kakayanin ni ate dasuri😂😂😂 si tita pinkis😂😂😂 im excited po
@@elvieoliverio2053 tulungan nyo ko ma notice ni ate das to. Parang gandang tas makikita natin kung uubra yung tapang ni tita pinkis as a mom hahaha
When filipino says "Kain tayo", it means, buy your own meals but let's eat together. 😂
But if they are eating and they say let's eat while you are passing by or they saw you, it means you're friends or acquaintance and they respect you.
It's part of our culture, and whether you say yes or no, doesn't matter. It's just the way we are.
Jn Whalien likas n expressive po ang pinoy na Nami-misinterpret ng iba. Sa tono ng pananalita pa lang po natin alam na agad natin ang ibig sabihin ng isa't isa. Kung seryoso,nao-offend,kun masaya,nagbibiro,kung tumatanggi na may paggalang o talagang malalaman mo kun di rin nahihiya ang tao.Sa gestures pa lang at expression makikita na sa atin. Madagdag ko lang din, Hindi kasi ganun kaexpressive mga Koreans kaya dun sa part n yun baka sila namimisinterpret lalo't higit sa nakaugalian natin n malayung malayo sa kanila. 😊
For us in our culture when we serve “tutong “ to our visitors it’s something rude,so we don’t serve “tutong” to our visitors because visitors are special.But we love to eat “tutong” as what Jinho says it’s something medicinal I agree with him..the same thing to us..
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE listening and watching these beautiful Koreans speaking tagalog! I love it! You are more Filipino than I am!
Want part 2 po. Nakakagoodvibes talga mga vids nio na ganito 💕
This is such a good and entertaining content. Good job, ate Dasuri and staff❤️
the best talaga dasuri choi!! nakakaentertain panoorin goodvibes lang haha.....
I really like how Kuya Jinho called Ate Das 💓
I like this content like sharing unusual practices for both Korean and Filipino, I want more 👍👍👍
Ay wow!! Ang witty tlg ni @jinhobae galing mag explain ng bagay bagay!!! 🤟🥰
Ive only watched a few of her vids and I think she's pretty and very personable, but I really liked her in this video .. Her whole outfit on this one suits her personality perfectly, and I love it!!
If someone eating and you happen to be there, the filipino will say, "Kain tayo." Always answer, " Salamat tapos na ko." even if you are famished. The invitation to eat with him is just politeness. If the invitation is followed by him getting a plate and a chair for you, you MUST accept it even if you are full because he will be offended if you don't. Psst is definitely rude. Never do that. its offensive.
Sana magkaron ng ganyang show sa pinas ang ganda na discussion. Hindi siya bias at may mga mapupulot ka na aral like yung mga culture ng ibat ibang lahi. At maganda dito game lahat sila. Love Dasuri Choi nag enjoy ako sa mga video niya.
Loved how JinhoBae explains it 😊
#AliwTeDas 😘😘😘
Grabe Das ilang beses ko pinanuod to tawang tawa pa rin ako...Made my day!
Waiting! ~❤
Sana early ako-
“Pointing with your lips” - Filipinos will use their lips to point out the direction of where something might be. If they just use their lips it usually means the place or object is near. If they add a sign with their arm/hand then it is farther in the distance.
I'll wait for your next video. ❤ I like this kind of variety type of concept. 🤩
Part 2 please !!!!! Ang cute cute niyo ate
Dasuri always have interesting vlogs 😊 and very very entertaining 😊
Grabeeh nakakawala ng pagod...dami tawa ko sainyo.🙌🙌🙌
Waiting! I lub you po!
True fact: I met you because of JinHo po! ❤️
Baliktad po tau
"Ibang tutong ang nasa isip ko"
-Jinho Bae (2019)
I CANNOOOTTTT!!! SUPER LAUGHTRIP E!😆😆😆😆
Tita pinkis being savage for 11 minutes straight HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
😂😂😂
Grabeng tawa ko nakakatuwa kayo.ang galing nyo Ng managalog.d best ka talaga DASURI CHOI.at Yung mga kasama mo.
Filipino Habit..
Pointing direction or Objects using lips...
Head gesture like Indian bubble head
*up and down means Yes or Oo
*Side by side means No/ayaw or Hindi..
Beso-beso greeting...
Mano po...
Tabi-tabi po.... Hahaha
Etc. Etc.
noon, i thought ate dasuri's edits on her videos were kind of ahmm... a lot? but now, napaisip ako.. she edits like a korean, bcs basically she's korean and everyone has its own style so.. i respect it..
Bitin ate Das, isa paaaaa!
Ate dasuri another content pa po like this nakaka good vibes po kase.
"Filipino time", BTW originated during Spanish era, when being late was a sign of status or importance. Kasi pag late ka, hinintay ka. I thinks it's fair to call it "Spanish time" as well.
Hindi talaga ako nag sisi na naging fan mo dahil araw araw pinapa ngiti niyo ako 😍 kyyaahh!♥️💜
I LOVE YOU DAS! Love this content...😆😅😂😁
Just want to comment about the psssst...Koreans don't like it pala. Pero as Filipino di ko rin po gusto yung way ng pagtawag ng mga Korean...Yaaaaah! Bottom line is we have to live long time in a certain country to understand each others culture. Wala namn talagang masama sa pssssst at yaaaaah.✌
So far, ito yung pinaka favorite kong content. Ang saya png panuorin 😁
안녕하세요(40만 추카)^^추석 잘 보내셨나여? ᄒᄒ
못알아들겠는데 대충은 알아들어여
필리핀말을 빨리배우려면 이 방법밖엔ㅎㅎ
2달째 보고있어여ㅎㅎ
Ganda ng editing!
Heyoooo! Thank you for this ate dasuriii! Btw nakilala po kita dahil kay JinHo🥰🖤
Miss dasaru di mo ako pinapatulog sa mga video mo,,hehe nag eenjoy akonh manuod
Songyupsal.... I know this name.... Is he the one of the contestant in 'Kaparewho' in It's Showtime??
Yes po
i'd say the "sige po" is more of an acknowledgement than an agreement. it's more like saying "ok, thank you, go ahead" than saying "yes, i accept your invitation/offer"
I’m really really interested in what they’re saying in depth>< sadly I don’t know tagalog T-T anyone possible to help add Eng subtitles?
Yeah they should add Eng Sub because its really funny 😅. The nuances, weird and sometimes charming thinking and actions uniquely Filipino. This is light and should not be taken too seriously.
More videos pa po tulad nito.....please....love to hear different culture behind mga gawi .... thanks
Psssst, Pag lumingon ka akin ka😂😍
Meron ding
"Pssssst 150" sa boys only😂
Yung sa serving spoon, ang isa pang explanation nun is karamihan sa ulam ng pinoy is may sarsa like menudo, caldereta, kare-kare, afritada, adobo etc. so para makasandok ng sauce at mabilis, kelangan may serving spoon. Sa korea kasi, bihira lang yung ulam na de-sarsa. Ang style nila main dish plus kanin plus maraming side dish then naka-chopsticks lang tapos minsan, naka lagay pa sa solong plate yung side dish per tao kaya no need talaga for serving spoon.
Kaya panisnin nyo kapag kumain kayo sa Japanese or Korean resto, di rin uso serving spoon not unless for sharing yung dish pero kapag mga local pinoy resto like Classic Savory, Aristocrat, Kuya J, kelangan talaga ng serving spoon kapag family meals kase mostly de sarsa or may sabaw yung mga ulam.
who else don't eat tutong? lol 😂
Maganda may ganito kayong discussion informative kasi may cultural sharing.. maganda kaya ang Filipino at Korean ay magkasundo at madalas nagiging magkaibigan..
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Ohhhh I Love💗this videooo!!! I want more, please upload it soon... Tawang tawa ako sa buong videooo
Thank you for making me crave for stick-o (: .....xD
Laugh trip talaga kayo!!! More power to your channel!!!
My dreamgirl sweetheart @dasurichoi 😍😅😂🇵🇭🇰🇷👏🍸
Yessss aabangan namn Ang part 2 😉😉😉😉
No one:
Jinho: hi guys! I'm Ryan Bang's worst nightmare!
😂😂😂
Excited ako sa part 2! 😍
FYI, 'tutong' is normally not served to guests as the implication is there is no more cooked rice left since this is the hard rice that's at the bottom of the cooking pot. However we Filipinos do eat and enjoy "tutong".
Its so funny talaga at nakakatanggal ng bad vibes everytime i watched your vlog with jinho bae hahahaaha he is so cute
Kelan ko kaya kayo makikita dalawa ㅋㅋㅋㅋ.. ...
ang galing ni jinho bae mag explain at ang cute ni dasuri magsalita nag enjoy ako wait ko yung part 2
1. May mga reasons kung bakit inaalok namin ang mga (commonly) "bisita" o kahit sinong makakakita sa amin "habang kumakain" or kung maguumipsa pa lang kumain. First reason, to show hospitality. Second, ayaw naming may nakatingin o nakakakita sa amin na kumakain kami tas yung nakatingin o nakakakita (bisita) ehh hindi kumakain. It feels awkward, something ganun.
Sa pagsagot nama, we always say "Sige LANG po" or "Ok lang po" to refuse in a polite way. Kasi, meron kaming "hiya " na tinatawag. (Ewan ko sa iba. haha. commonly ganun ako. nahihiya akong tumanggap lalo na kung di masyadong kakilala yung umaalok kahit na warm naman yung pagkaka-welcome o pagkakasabi.) Kadalasan, yung "Sige lang po" o 'Ok lang po" may karugtong "Salamat na lang po" like "Ok lang po. Salamat na lang po."
May other instances naman na pipilitin ka nung umaalok. For example, pumunta ka sa bahay ng kaibigan mo. Commonly ang ginagawa ng mga magulang sa bisita, ino-offer-an sila ng food o snack o even ini-invite na sumama sa hapagkainan. In that cases, commonly, dahil nga sa meron kaming "hiya" na tinatawag, tatanggapin na lang namin yung alok like "Sige po. salamat po"
Madals mangyare ito sa mga hindi pa sanay sa taong umaalok. Kasi kahit nanay, tatay, kapatid o kung sino man ang relative ng kaibigan mo ang umalok sayo ng pagkain (meryenda o sa hapagkainan), mahihiya ka pa rin tanggapin yung alok kasi di mo naman sila ka-close. kahit na sabihin pang kasama mo yung friend. Pero kung talagang kilala mo na sila, ilang beses nang nangyayare, masasanay at masasanay ka na rin na tanggapin yung alok nila without hesitation just saying "salamat po" afterwards nung alok.
2. sa serving spoon naman, commonly lumalaan kami ng serving spoon sa bawat ulam kasi nga we feel like "kadiri" (sur sa word. wala akong maisip na pamalit ehh). Just like, yung kutsara mo sinusubo mo tas isasandok mo sa ulam just like duhh. diba? Pero, hindi lahat pina-practice ito. Commonly, pina-practice lang to for formality lakie kung may bisitang dumating. Kasi, we Filipinos, lagi naming iniisip na dapat maganda ang image namin sa mga bisita. (Alam nyo naman, aminin na rin, may mga judmental talagang Filipino.) Kahit na sabihin pang, friend mo naman yung bisita, nandoon pa rin yung "hiya". Lam nyo yun? haha
Tapos yung iba naman, di naman yan masyadong pinapractice.
Sa pagkakamay naman, kapag family lang yung kumakain, ok lang yung magkamay like iisang sawsawan tas lahat kayo doon sasawsaw tas lahat nakakamay. Wala naman kaso yun unless sensitive ka talaga to the point na gagawa ka ng sarili mong sawsawan.
3.Sa tutong naman, hindi naman lahat ngFilipino ayaw sa tutong. Yung iba, ayaw kasi nga matigas na kesyo sumisingit sa ngipin, mahirap nguyan, achuchu achuchu. Pero yung iba naman (tulad ko hihi) gusto ang tutung lalo na kung mainit pa. Tapos sinabawan ang ulam nyo like urgggggg luhmeh. Pero kapag tuong na naging bahaw na (o yung lumamig na) madalas, ayaw na talaga namin. Ehh sa makunat ihhh. haha
4: Yung sa usapin naman ng "Filipino time", I think yan yung (isa sa mga) pinaka hindi magandang pag-uugali na meron ang mga Filipino. Ehh kasi naman, hindi kami masyadong istrikto sa oras like for example, may meeting something ganun. tas kailangang mag-meet sa gantong oras, tapos nangyaring late ka, commonly (syempre magagalit o maiinis) yung taong pinghihintay mo. pero wala naman kasing serious sunction s o parusa kaya siguro nato-tolerate yung ganun. Pero sa mga cases na (very close) friend mo naman yung nagtanong kung saan ka na, madalas sinasabi mo nalang yung totoo na hindi kapa nakaka-alis o nakakaintindi. Kasi, friend mo naman ehh kaya minsan "oks" lang haha. Pero sa ibang case naman na sasabihing "malapit na" kahit di pa naman talaga nakakaalis, siguro dahil sa ayaw rin nyang magalit yung tao kaya nga minsan we try our very best like to the point na paspasan na yung pagkilos namin para lang 'di magalit yung kausap namin. Pero sa ibang case, talagang pagpapakita yung ng kawalan ng galang. lalo na kung hindi ka interesado sa pupuntahan o gagawin (commonly sa mga students to kapag may group acitvity na kailangang gawin like practice o kung anoman) kaya mo nagagawa yun.
5. last sa psst (o yung sa "hoy") naman. it is really kinda rude. pero kung ka-close mo naman yung tatawagin mong tao, ok lang din naman. Pero kung hinid mo kakilala yung tatawagin mo, madalas "psst" o "hoy" yung ginagaimit kasi nga di mo alanm yung name. But in a polite way, kung tatawagin mo yung isang tao na 'di mo kilala, madalas ginagamit namin ang "Miss" o "Kuya", "sir" ganun. perong yung "psst" talaga is pagtawag in a rude way.
"Kain po tayo?"
Ang pwede pong isagot is "ok lang po ako" ibigsabihin kumain kana or ayaw mo pero in polite way po... pwede rin pon ung "sige po" nakabatay sa tono minsan sa action rin po ng ulo....
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More pa please 😁😍
With kuya ryan naman 😘😍
Ang cute cute naman ng channel na ito. Nakakagood vibes.
Tawang tawa ako kay mamshie HAHAHA bat ngayon ko lang mapanuod to napag iiwanan ako HAHAHA
Yung graveyard shift ka and gusto mo ng matulog,pero nawala antok mo ayun gusto KO na agad ng part 2 hahahah nag enjoy aq manuod..😂😂😂
Kunti nalang talaga mabwibwiset na ako eh😂. Bwiset in a good way ah....kasi sobrang tawang tawa na ako😂
Ang cute cute ni Dasuri
ang ganda tuloy2x lang ang goodvibes
Generally calling anyone in the Philippines is considered as "unrespectful" but since only Filipinos do such a thing, it became something like as if it is a culture that is normally accepted. NO WE DON'T.
"Psst" is a bad culture we have but a culture that has been popularly known to foreigners and Filipinos laugh at. Doesn't mean that we say okay
Ang sakit ng tiyan ko kakatawa Hahahahaha Lalo na kay Oppa Jinho bae
Gusto ko to sana maging show na to in tv nakaka tawa kau subra hahha nkaka aliw kaung lahat ganda nang show u god bless u sa inyong lahat sa marami pang episode to hahha ang saya kasi hahah
Nakaka goodvibes at nkakatuwa kase may na lalaman pa ko about sa korean 😁😁
Ang ganda talaga😍😘love you ate dasuri😍😘😘
Ang Galing ni jinho at dasuri magtagalog parang Filipinos na talaga sila
Wahhhh😭😭😭😭 bitin😭😭😭😭 ate part 2 po😍😍😍😍
Part of filipino hospitality is to offer our food to others even strangers and sharing our food is one way gaining friends.
Ang galing ng mga koreans na ito., two thumbs up.. 👍👍., wala, la ako masabi.. Ang totoo ilang beses ko na ito pinanood, pero eto watch uli, katuwa kayo dass.,
"Kain..." actually it is really all about hospitality and sharing.. khit konti lang yan at least you still invited someone to eat with you or share it with you...
P.s. just wanna ask how tall pala si cutie Dasuri? 😉
Just to clarify the part about pag aaya thing (kain tayo)
The first one is yung tatanggi ka
Its ok to say " sige lang po salamat" its a respectful way ng pagtanggi and the 2nd way is "sige po" it means kakain ka .. Pakiramdam po kasi naddisrespect namin yung tao kapag d namin inaya man lang kahit sa pagkain kahit wala n ..
Rude kasi tignan if d man lang inaya yung tao tas ikaw sarap na sarap sa pagkain ..
Ganun lang po hehe