Filipino Culture Thread

[jaypesoz]

Went down the rabbit hole of these kind of videos and I need to step my tagalog speaking game up.



They've come a long way from Travis

 

[frink85]

Went down the rabbit hole of these kind of videos and I need to step my tagalog speaking game up.



They've come a long way from Travis

Those accents after years of living there I could never get it that good

 

[Sharpshoeter13]

Went down the rabbit hole of these kind of videos and I need to step my tagalog speaking game up.



They've come a long way from Travis

It’s really fascinating to see and hear other nationalities pick up the language. If you close your eyes, you can pick out some sort of Visayan accent on top of her Tagalog. Cool stuff!

 

[Fozz]

More Filipino than me

 

[spizike231]

Leagues ahead of me.

Most Filipinos don’t even believe me when I say I’m pinoy

 

[IslandBornRedNose]

I've been living here for a decade now and it's not shocking anymore to hear white dudes or Koreans speaking bisaya. My father in law is German and he mixes tagalog and bisaya talking to the locals.

 

[Sharpshoeter13]

More Filipino than me

Okay lang, kuya. Pogi ka pa rin

 

[JPS]

Went down the rabbit hole of these kind of videos and I need to step my tagalog speaking game up.



They've come a long way from Travis

Only Travis we acknowledge.

The way he says chicken cracks me up every single time

 

[wballz]

Filipinos getting spat on by Israelis while doing a Pilgrimage in Jerusalem.

 

[bigjny88]

It has happened

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[spizike231]

I already know I’m gonna see that red bucket hat everywhere

 

[wayniac211]

Jollibee mascot >

 

[shogun]

A Jollibee new era fitted would be fire.

 

[frink85]

Jollibee always so OA with their ads

 

[Sharpshoeter13]

Jollibee always so OA with their ads

Ngl, THAT escalated quickly. Relatable to some degree tho lol. I grew up in a similar situation because my mom was the first one to emigrate to the US so she was absent for the most part of my childhood. We’re all still close with our own “Nanay” back in the Philippines.

 

[jaypesoz]

Jollibee always so OA with their ads

I wish you would've put that Jollibee reference in spoilers because I was not ready for all that just for some damn chicken joy

 

[SC kid]

 

[eracism]

apparently this chick's mother is 100% filipino, pretty wild

 

[spizike231]

^ what the anchor said about Hawai’i and culture is true

Cultures are celebrated and talked about and mentioned a lot in the islands, and it’s not in a negative way. People take pride in being Portuguese or Filipino or Hawaiian and such.

 

[frink85]

LFG CARLOS

 

[frink85]

#PINOYEXCELLENCE

 

[SC kid]

 

[spizike231]

“An iPhone 16”

 

[spizike231]

question

I grew up with my family mostly eating with our hands. I would eat with my hands at home and had to be taught to use a fork and spoon because not everyone is like that.

I was with some other Filipino friends recently and we were having Bonchon Korean chicken wings. I had a side of rice and I would eat my wings and eat my rice with my hands. (One of the only meals I do this with these days truthfully)

My friends didn’t - they put their wings down and ate their rice with a fork or spoon.

They said that some Filipinos see eating with the hands as a “redneck” Filipino thing or hillbilly type thing. It’s the first I’m hearing of this. Anyone else know about this? I always thought eating with your hands was normal / acceptable in most Filipino households, probably not while you’re out though.

 

[jaypesoz]

“An iPhone 16”

The "free furniture" gets me What is that, a sectional with the big wooden fork and spoon for the kitchen?

But I'm curious how many new family members he'll be getting FB requests from this week