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About me: My name is Aljohn and I am a 20 year old Polyglot from the Philippines. Well not really, I hate being called a polyglot because there is much more to learn than languages alone. It opened me to a whole new world that was once unfamiliar, that felt like a dream, and I grew to love it.
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Majority of the languages, the guy spoke, has a relation with either the Spanish or the French language, he should learn how to speak Japanese, Arabic, mandarin and other languages dad is not Spanish or French based or both.
07:23 the host say "Bahasa", i see this kind of mistake on RU-vid all of time😢 just don't say "bahasa" again, can you? i just want to explain this bahasa means "language" if you don't want to say completely " Bahasa Indonesia", just saying " Indonesia" its more better than saying " Bahasa" fortunetly, this polyglot corrected her by saying " Bahasa Indonesia"🙂 im sorry for my bad English, English is my 3rd language 🙏
Let's face it, until speaking Spanish becomes a real benefit or advantage financially or socially, it won't be any more popular than other foreign languages. Speaking English well is a definite advantage in the workplace in the Philippines. Can't say the same about Spanish. Filipinos have a romantic and cultural attachment to Spanish for sure but at the end of the day, Spanish fell into disuse because it was no longer useful. And it still isn't in the Philippines. Spanish and English are both "instrumental" languages. They are utilitarian tools for commercial or legal interactions. They are not and were never our native tongues unlike in Latin America where Spanish became the native tongue. Spanish was never the language of the home anymore than English is today. We speak our own languages at home.
I'm Indonesian married a Filipina 😉 the story of her mother inlaw first time they saw me uhum Pinoy 😂 Her mother don't lie to me he's Filipino 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Tidak bu, aku benar-benar orang asing kenapa kamu tidak bisa mempercayai kami 😂😂😂😂 Had to show my pasport to prove that i really am a foreigner😂😂
Crecí en España pero vivo cerca de la UST. España en Filipinas se inunda cada año. Estoy tan orgulloso de comer Sinigang en Sampaloc aunque no podemos encontrar ningún árbol de tamarindo allí
Of course not we can eat sphagettte everywhere. Look anywhere in the street food their is sphagette everywhere I bet you. Every anniversary we eat sphagette U Chinese accent pretending to be a Filipino..😬
I have a few co workers in Brunei who are pure malaysians and Bruneians who speaks tagalog better than i am 😊kapampangan po ako😊.i can also speak na ng fluent Bahasa .
Interesting interview but, I think you should stop covering your noise while speaking with someone looks like they have a bad smell or something like that.
Iyong abuelo ko ay mas mukhang Mexicano na may lahing iba pa, sa mother side…y my mother other side is pure Chinese y the other side is Sangleys fr 18 th century or earlier…kayâ iyong may litaw na tsino at Hispanic admixture sa traits facially even in hair color like my cuz whose hair are blond etc…iyong classmate namin in the elementary his dad is pure Spanish y barely that I heard him spoke Tagalog y the wife is mestiza; ou4 street is calle is called ‘ daan mestizo’ …in Bataan y used to be a part of Pampangga then…😅
I got Russian coworker who was an engineer in Russia but we had the same nature of work, a tech/operator in Printed Circuit Board Co.; doctors y the like have same salary compared to blue collar workers😅
