We wander through the streets of a local barangay (Tagalog for town) and stumble upon fresh buko (coconut) juice made right in front of you. Let's make some friends, practice our tagalog, and support small business together!
Fresh coconut drink is perfect for Philippines’ hot weather. It’s refreshing and excellent for repleneshing essential electrolytes that are usually lost from sweating. God bless your generous heart, Kurt! Your genuine concern for the hardworking Filipino construction workers is truly admirable. May your channel continue to exponentially grow, so you could be a blessing and inspiration to all the people around you and across the globe. Thank you for all that you are and all that you do! Your avid viewers from Illinois, Josephine & Jocelyn
I am an avid fan of your work and deeply appreciate the time and effort you put into exploring and showcasing small businesses and everyday activities of people in the Philippines. I salute your dedication and passion. (Watching from Calgary Alberta, Canada)
These videos are the true essence of vlogging. Kurt your Tagalog is amazing and you showcase the country and culture and people of the Philippines with such an embrace. Love the videos!
Because I almost always eat alone, I made it a habit to watch you during my meal time, parang may kasabay narin ako kumain. You are delightful to watch, salamat @TagalogKurt. To millions of views and millions of followers. God is great, ingat palagi. ❤😊💪🙏🏼🤙
Buko juice! The best natural drink that has all the electrolytes you need! The "buko pang salad" is the one you want where they can add the soft, grated coconut "meat" Absolutely fantastic!
Thank you kuya Kurt for loving and interacting with my fellow filipinos. Ang galing galing mong magtagalog, kudos to you and ingat lagi, stay cool, have fun and enjoy pinas🥰love your videos and appreciate your tagalog interactions❤
Bait talaga ni Kurt kasi nilibre nya ng buko juice yung mga worker 👍. Kaya fina-follow ko sya kasi he is generous and compassionate sa kapwa kahit puti sya.
Ukay-ukay is like Thrift Shop,Salvation Army & Goodwill in US ,second hand items for less but in US you can find nice items …always keep yourself hydrated ,so nice you treat them with Buko juice👏👏👏God Bless you always Kuya Kurt ,hope you find a nice Pinay too
My fav content as always.. walking on the street and talking to marites lol love it so relaxing..and thank u for sharing ur blessings as always..thank u nice vlog ❤
Kurt I think there’s still a lot of Filipino food that you haven’t tried yet. Try “binig-nit” (bisaya) In tagalog they call it “bilo-bilo” It’s actually a comfort food or panggimagas. And also try “tuyo” or dried galunggong dipped into hot vinegar
Just be sure you get the pure unadulterated coco water / juice. It should be poured out straight from the coconut. Be sure nothing is mixed or added! Pure coco water is very safe & nourishing especially in 'Pinas clime! Much better than energy / electrolyte drinks! Stay safe always & Godspeed!
Hi Kurt, may I suggest taking electrolytes when you go around the city. That way you’ll be hydrated. Sometimes water doesn’t cut it with the extreme heat.
ukay-ukay probably means in bisaya "ukay or ukayi" verb action for finding digging sorting your into the deep pile of things from bulk bundle being openned from supplier to the ukay-ukay store being dumped on a table for customer to studying each one
You should try and find a sugarcane vendor. Those sugar cane are soo sweet ! You don’t need to find a tooth paste, you can use the left overs to brush your teeth, lol. Try it next time.
madaling magtampo po ang mga filipino lalo na pumayag kayo na bilihan sila ng simpling bagay, sana sinabi nyo na pasensya na nakalimutan ko yun gulay para hindi na sya nagtampo. Iniisip nila nyan na kuripot ka or sinungaling
malamang hindi tig 10 pesos ang binayaran mo... kasi yung buko na fresh is mga 35 pesos yan, yung na 10 pesos na buko juice e yung nasa big jug , kasi shedded na yung buko at mixed na with water... FYI
The whole coconut is not 10 pesos it's 25-40 depending on the location. The 10-15 pesos is the coconut juice that had been mix with sugar. Usually when buying the whole coconut they put that in the plastic like what you had before and sometimes they have a straw so you can sip it or you take it home with you. I prefer buying 3 coconuts and chill it in my fridge. Must be consume within a day otherwise it will turn sour.
