American Vs FILIPINO SUPERMARKET - Different?! 

PierreTL are you in surigao city?:)

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PierreTL what is the name of the island that you went to and the name of the place?

PierreTL it's called Manila not manenel hahahah xD I like your vid

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I believe it has to do with the fact that a lot of words used in Tagalog come from Spanish, which is a Latin language just like French. I'm a native French speaker as well and I believe Tagalog must be easier to understand to me than to a native English speaker who doesn't know any Spanish for example. According to Wikipedia: "About 40% of everyday, informal Tagalog conversation is made up of Spanish loanwords." Qu'en penses-tu Pierre?

chompet123 Well not all words like Langka

The trick is to say it with a strict,but not too strong as the concept of fans( electric ) and fans ( people ) apply to the tagalog language Eg. Su'ka ( puke ) and suka' ( vinegar )

Thank you Daniel!! :)

Audreanna Helera ME TOO

Yes it's so enjoyable! We didn't get to learn too much tagalog

PierreTL Merci Beacoup! Is Juju your friend? Is he also french? Jet'aime both!

I've been noticed that they just speak in English. They never speak in tagalog in this video

probably because no one in that place speaks tagalog, they speak bisaya.

ありがとう

Thank you for the info!!!

Welcome!! Glad to see you guys enjoying the Philippines. Nice video :)

All hail eden cheese xD

Code Hurricane well you do realize that there are different cheese for different usage in other countries right? Ghad.

Sishamani ikr

Thank you!!! :)

Mabuhay!

Heinz :) Overall I meant you find the Filipino ketchup everywhere not the one “we” are used to. I prefer the Filipino one anyway :))

I know. But you gotta admit though, that was funny. Nice videos you got!

Thank you:)))

It's delicious

Pinakurat in bisaya it means(guys anong english ng ginulat).hehehehehe

ShawolJay Park "ginulat" is "surprise" in english?

Alvin suprised because ginulat is past tense.. Gulat is the base word

Thank you Judy! See you in the next video! :)

Wow really? Didn’t know the story that’s awesome!! Love that ketchup !

Filipino Archmage which is perfect for chicharon.. 😀

I agree

true!!!

Mack Man LOL😂😂😂😂

I dont like banana ketchup :/

Have you been inside Filipino houses? The rich ones? Then u should see their coffeemakers

Don't generalize or stereotype Filipinos..he.he.he.....We have all the appliances that you can think of in the Philippines...and somehow some of them you can't find in the USA...ha.ha.ha......get into the upper-middle-class house....You will be amazed at their stuff......he.he.he....I am even jealous at some of my friends' houses or places there..... every time I visit the Philippines...they will take me out and show off....I have nothing to match here in Canada...ha.ha.ha....

Thank you!

Thank you Francis!

Thanks!

Ahh awesome!

Haha 🤣

True!! We left it too long one time and result was not good haha

You can make that coconut meat life longer if you put it in freezer..If you are going to the beach better buy the powder..If that coconut meat looks spoiled you can still get the oil for massages and skin lotion..

Good tip. We had coconut water one day too old once never twice hahahaha

Thank you!

Analyn Mcslow yeah its.bisaya word something to do with tuba...like a beer?.or alcohol drink? That came from coconut.

Pinakurat is a brand of vineger made out from coconut and is a kind of Vinegar here in the Philippines. Coconut vinegar is a natural product obtained from a natural process of fermentation, with no preservatives or chemicals added. ... Vinegar is produced by alcoholic fermentation of coconut water by adding 10-12% sugar. It will become "Tuba" if you drink it weeks or months before it will become a vinegar in the process.. so there's a Big difference between the two. Tuba Tastes sweet alcoholic coconut juice while "sukang tuba" or Coconut vinegar tastes sour..and is perfect if you ferment spices in it.

I guess we’ll see with the new generation what really works over time :)

you're right! and also what the most important thing filipinos always think is happiness and family. we don't over think about food we don't complain whatever in there we are glad and happy though.

Not all sir.. not all

I'm also from the philppines and I pretty much..really care about what we eat. What's in it and all. If it's healthy or not. It really depends on what others believes. I became aware of my health in my first year highschool until now. I'm in 4th year now and my father just died 9 months ago because he eats/ drinks what he wants. He didn't really care about his health.

Thank you!

Thank you!! Yes no Kikkoman this time - we saw it in another store. I hope you have other local brands with no chemicals in the future :) (tastes better!)

Hanzo Shimada Same!!

Yes Melania!! :)

wow .how was your trip .?

Ohhh sounds awesome will try again!

elleon clouds I’m a lazy Filipino but I’ll take you to mickey d’s

elleon clouds I rly am fil

Juju!!! (shirtless in the next video - hehe teaser!!)

Alvin Baylon you like him don't you?😍😂

PierreTL omg summer is here! lol hi juju ?

Blind Monk got my eye on him. he's cute tho ♡

Alvin Baylon bakla ang puta

Haha true!

Thank you ☺️

Ahh thanks !!! Makes sense now :)

Thanks!

benedict Mateo somtimes used

We've traveled all over the world and never seen such a huge consumption of chips hehe :)

From US. Not really! We like healthy food now.

Zgailez lol collection yeah i notice that too. Im proud for them👍👍👍

Thank you 😊 do you guys have local homemade cheeses too?

All cheese are processed Other wise you won't have cheese at all. lol

Try kesong puti

PierreTL local cheese is keso... Kesong pula? Or kesong puti. Its circular in shape. Maybe as big as coconut shell.

iam Moana do you mean keso de bola? the red round shaped cheese. it’s only sold during christmas season.

Loved it! :)

:D

Wassup..

Ohh thanks😆

Lhaiy Lhaiy what is it made from? sukang iloco is made from sugar cane

+Katie Caacbay It's a spiced vinegar, it has chilis and other Filipino spices

Lhaiy Lhaiy dami ko tawa hahahahaha

Thank you! Will check it out

The brand name is "great taste" coffee not greatest

Great taste yun baby 😉😂

johnvoreeee kyaaaahhh

Thank you for the tips!!!

That is in your video 3:12

Thanks!

@agracerm...fragmented sap? fragmented means broken like glass, ceramic, or something brittle. You must mean fermented sap? And tuba is not a sap. It'a a nectar from the coconut flower. A sap is a liquid coming from the trunk of a tree when you cut it. A nectar is natural essence coming only from the flower. The freshly harvested coconut nectar tastes very sweet. Toddy gatherers add powdered mangrove bark to give a deep orange red color to it before bottling them for sale. Fermentation takes place in a few hours after harvest, thus the tangy taste. Thus, tuba is a product of a natural fermentation process after a few hours of harvesting. Tuba becomes bahal after one day of fermentation when the alcohol level increases. Bahal becomes bahalina after two weeks or more when the alcohol level reaches that of a vodka and the liquor now taste much like vodka.

lionhearted1969 you are correct. Fermented i mean

Thanks 🙏

Thank you!! Yes we found the regular and the koko man in another store :)

Thanks! :)

Thank you

Heres a list for Begginer Filipinos and/or Foreigners: Sticky - Malagkit Kanin - Rice Mansanas - Apple Mangga - Mango Dagat - Sea Karagatan - Ocean Langka - Jackfruit Palengke - Market Makina - Machine Bahay - House/Home Bato - Stone/Rock Isla - Island Pilipinas - Philippines Damit - Clothes Mga - Plural Form Like this comment for a video for speaking Filipino/Tagalog.

And it's very delicious for dipping

Thank you Panot!!

We found them for 25 to 35p max per kilo everywhere else :)

Lol

Thanks man! Working on it as we speak(ish - tonight at least :p )

Thank you 🙏!! Hehe let’s grow! :)

Thanks Tsurara! We love discovering how it is outside of our home. :-)