Vtuber Buys FILIPINO Street Food 😋
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Filipino license revoked in 2 months
So I have like six months left ?
bro saying "Ano, nakalimutan ko na" is part of being Filipino
Honestly taglish is already a thing so some vendors be replying in the most conyo dialogue you have ever heard.
Ma'am you gotta renew your Filipino license
"Kuya, pabile nga po ng sampung pishbol"
Google really hit us with that baseball in the translation lmfao
@@jordanludlum7066lmao 😂
"Brother how about ten baseballs"?
one of the funniest clips ngl
*Sigh*
It hits too close to home. I have struggles with my own native language, but I can speak English and Russian languages fluently.
Sometimes, if you know multiple dialects of said language. You might remember the English word and the dialect words. But not the native word 😂😂😂
Relatable. I can't remember my native language ever since I was a kid.
@@gokiburi-chan4255 Oh, I hate this so much.
You talk about something and then BOOM, you forget the word in the language, which you use. Then your memory proceeds to bombard you with the said word not only in languages, which you are fluent, but also in languages, which you know only this fucking word.
Oh trust! The same for me, i try to speak filipino at times just to remind myself lol.
@@Nomimonyo That's actually a quite effective technique. Whenever I think about something and kinda process it in my head (basically discuss the matter with myself), I use other languages for five-ten minutes.
When I switched my job and was surrounded by a lot of native speakers, who are not bilingual, I had to force myself to use native language. Even though my speach was at the level of a second grader, after some time, I started to speak with more confidence and better grammar. You can learn the language by listening and learning grammar/words, but if you don't practice it, you still will not be able to communicate with people.
As someone who grew up more with foreign language than filipino I feel this. Just the past week I spent like 5 minutes trying to remember what word "Bridge" meant in filipino😂
Tulay
Btw, most Filipinos understand a bit of english. So as long as it's taglish, it's aight
Umm... uh peelee? 🥺
THAT FUCKING LAUGH
Holy crap deme is just like me lmao, had to learn filipino in college for 5 years
And I still stumble and forget words
use ate or kuya to get the attention of the vendor
then
say straight up
the food you want to buy
(spelling it by how it sounds so others know what it is pronounced)
Kikyam(Kikiam)
F/Pish ball (depending on your lips)
squid balls
Puu go (Pugo: the orange fried quail egg)
and since idk when it became a thing
Veggie balls... yes idk why but i think they catering for vegeterians
That laugh got me dying 🤣
Aight I'm subbing in twitch now, gonna support my fellow filipino 😂😂😂
Tagalog ate? Wow I'm proud you can say excuse me. maka palet po nga fishball
Don't judge me fr I'm half Tagalog ana English Ra Ako lay favorite nako Ang English 😅
Lmao! Bro, palet is " exchange. "
You gonna troll filipino vendors with that sentence lol!
Here we see the death of a language.
There is a surprising amount of Filipino Vtubers that I didn't know are Filipino. XD is it YT algorithm or is it me?
I'm surprised with this too o.o
As a filipino, you can speak English whenever because everyone understsnd english, they just cant pronounce properly
😂😂😂😂Damn 😅😅😂😂
Wow impressed you know whats the street food in the philippines wow
Sampung pirasong fish ball in English 10 pieces of fish ball
bruh im filipino and i also forget how to tagalog lol cause my workplace suports US so I english a lot 😂
Kya, "eto nga, ska eto" *points on things*
Usually I just see people pointing and saying how many they want
"Lima nito kuya"
Your Filipino license has been revoked forever
Nah… I relate to this… my mom’s the same.
I love the way he forgets how to speak Filipino anymore
Even your mommy forgot how to say it😂😂😂😂
Filian sounds different
Like mother like daughter😂
Thats Deme's mom alright lmao
just say anything in a filipino accent. I'll get you through anything you're shopping for
Swagapinos in town
Just say Fish Balls cause it's easy and it's accepted
It's not even the thing I think was maybe bolang Isda cause nah It's just Fish Balls
Like mother, like daughter.
I forgor
if you live in other country for so long you will forget how to speak your native language but you can still understand when people talking with your native language and it also happen to me 😂
wait deme is filo?
Pa bili ng fish balls
Like mother like daughter 😂
Damn, so I'm not the only who is terrible at their own language 😂🤣😭 yawa kaayo~ my parents wanted me to be fluent in English and i did become fluent in it. For the price of now becoming less fluent in Tagalog like bruh, i had a hard time making friends in public schools 😭😭😭
Luh te pa renew naman ng Pilipino language licenceXDDDD
Isn't english official in Philippines? Or I'm missing something?
It is, but imagine if you're local and you look local but you cant even muster up to say simple phrases in you native language, thats embarrassing.
Yeah… what the other guy said, it’s more of the street food vendors having to give you a side eye if you can’t ask to buy the food in Tagalog…
They’ll still serve you but they will throw in a bit of playful ridicule if you sound too foreign…. And honestly they’ll do the same thing if your Filipino is too deep as well
@@DennysArrow it is. So I'm asking if I miss something. I thought maybe it was forced there like russian in Ukraine or portugese in Brazil
English is only used for formal speech here.
English and Filipino are both official languages.
And yes if you look at it english is somehow forced because PH were somehow under US control a few years back then.
What's really weird is that spanish never did become like a 3rd language coming to 2000s and after (never studied spanish) when PH was under spanish rule for 333 years and PH name was based on a spanish king. One reason is probably that some spanish words were integrated into the filipino language.
man i dont even speak filipino most of the time so ill just be saying "pabili peanuts" ampota
😂
@@lexshiatangina, anghirap mag tagalog! 😂😂😂
The and very fun
LMAOOOO THAT LAUGH CAME FROM THE STOMACH
also its so real ?? one time i went to buy squid balls in english and this next to me said "pwede ka na naman mag tagalog noh" IM SORRY I FORGOR
Pabili nang sampong fish all po
Or
Ilan your fish ball? Pabili po
revoke
So cute
Pahbeelee, really?! Looks like someone is not being sent to run errands by their parents.
Filipino facepalm 😢
Pabili po fishball sampu/bente
They have been away from the motherland for far too long
conyo?
every streetfood buying starts with,
Boss magkano to Fishball or whatever you are buying.
While answers you get the sticks and the cups. eat and RUN. jk pay.
Call filian they might know
I mean you can just do taglish. I'm pretty sure they would still understand you.
Does she live in the PH? Cause there's fishballs available, I mean. Like how can you forget your own language while living in the country? No hate, just genuinely confused.