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@EL's Planet YEAH I CAN UNDERSTAND CHAVACANO EASILY BECAUSE I AM FLUENT IN SPANISH AND I CAN UNDERSTAND TAGALOG BUT IF THEY ADD ON A BISAYA WORD I WILL NOT UNDERSTAND IT 💙💜💙💜❤🍼🐷🇯🇵
There are two places where Chavacano language are spoken. The two places are Zamboanga and and Cavite City. The difference are in Zamboanga, Chavacano is a combination of Visayan and Spanish Languages whereas in Cavite City, Chavacano is the combination of Tagalog language and Spanish language. Cavite City was where the Spanish Naval Base were located. I hope you can make a video about the two types of Chavacanos spoken in the Philippines.
May Isa pa pong isang uri Ng chavacano na sinasalita sa lalawigan Ng Cavite, Ternateño Ang katawagan, na sinasalita sa bayan Ng Ternate.. Naibahagi po lamang...
The difference is.. If you go to zamboanga city, it's basically a city that speaks chavacano. Cavite on the otherhand is a city/province that speaks tagalog.
@@deancafe4739 Chavacano in Cavite City are mostly spoken by very old people nowadays.. But around 35 years ago I can still hear a lot of people especially the educated ones in cavite City speaks Chavacanos. The language is quickly vanishing there maybe because the place is near Metro Manila..
Muchisimas Gracias EL, for giving me this wonderful opportunity to be part of this informational/educational video where other people will be enlighten of the different beautiful languages we have here in the Philippines. And, one of that language is the only Spanish-creole based language in Asia. Wherever you are in the world never forget your own culture, your roots. Carry it with pride!
Chavacano actually developed from the Spanish language in México, through the galleon trade between the Philippines and México before. So you’ll hear a lot of Mexican words in Chavacano, such as “sacate” (from the Mexican “zacate”), which means “grass”, camote, tomate, etc.
✌️😃🇵🇭 *Chavacano Fun Fact:* The official hymn, song, or anthem "Zamboanga Hermosa" is actually in Spanish or in Philippine/Filipino Spanish, and it is not in any form, variant, variety, dialect, version, or register of Chavacano, even in Chavacano de Zamboanga or Zamboangueño Chavacano. The hymn, song, or anthem is entirely written and spelled in Spanish or in Philippine/Filipino Spanish.
@@Ymats-dj1nt Did you mean the first and official Spanish lyrics of the National Anthem of the Philippines adopted from the poem "Filipinas" written by José Palma in 1899 and the original Malolos Constitution/Political Constitution of 1899 (Constitución Política de 1899)? Yes, they are too originally written in Spanish or in Philippine/Filipino Spanish, aside from the official city hymn, song or anthem of Zamboanga City "Zamboanga Hermosa".
As a Filipino myself, im actually quite struggling to understand myself we speak over 120 languages/Dialects so we dont really have everything quite in common, sometimes we mixed spanish Dialects with our native languages, some parts are very different or maybe 'as similar' depending of which or origin or "Samar" parts of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. All seperate parts
I'm in love with Fernanda, she's so good at translating some of the words. I appreciate her taking her time understanding what they are saying. Love her
Thank you El for giving me the opportunity to mess someone’s mind by the saying that I found hahahah. Joke’s aside, thank you El because we were able to share to everyone our beautiful language. Keep up the good work and take care everyone. P.s: It was really entertaining and funny when they were trying to guess the meaning of the saying hahahah
Zamboangueño chavacano is based on mexican spanish, so that's why the mexican girl felt right at home. caviteño chavacano on the otherhand is based on castillian spanish.
I’m from Zamboanga City, living in Hawaii, I love watching these kinds of vids! Definitely making me homesick, but I get stoked finding these kind of videos randomly ☺️
😍🇵🇭 Muchisimas gracias EL! This video is really educational and informative even for me as a native and ethnic Zamboangueño and a native and first language Chavacano speaker and user from Zamboanga City. By the way, the edits and insert videos of memes and the like are all giving this video even more life. 😂 Buenas noches desde na Ciudad de Zamboanga, Filipinas! Ojala que todo ustedes ta esta bien.
It's nice to see Maria, Fernanda, and Alena again. Hoping to see more of Gleb and Macarena, too. Wow, new guy! Guillermo Bravo. Nice. The previous format was fun. This is kinda more serious and toned down.
Did u know? Even tho we're under Spanish rule for 333 yrs, Mexico was the country managing us before Mexico gained their independence. Perhaps dats why our language is not rlly close to Spanish- Spanish but Mexican Spanish
I’m from Zamboanga and I speak Chavacano. Fernanda from Mexico 🇲🇽 comes closest and more precise in all her translations. This most likely has to do with the similarities in our languages that in history may be traced to the linkage between Philippines and Mexico thru the Galleon Trade or Spanish trading ships for two and a half centuries 1565-1815.
Old Mexican Spanish and Old Chavacano are pretty much the same language some 200+ years ago since Mexicans not the Spaniards colonized that part of the country.
Chavacano and Espanol is striking similar with little differences so Spanish speakers translated it from chavacano word to word is fun and challenging. 😄😄😄
The Chavacano has missing verb conjugations, if the chavacanos use the proper conjugations, it will almost sounded very Spanish. Hola! Soy un ciudadano Estados Unidos que vive en Filipinas pero soy Filipino de nacimiento. Gracias a todos por su esfuerzo para intender el idioms Chavacano. Dios Los bendiga!
Wow! I´ve just learned Spanish through Rosalinda. I am from the Philippines living in Germany. I watched it all in Spanish with muy pokito Spanish knowledge. Now it´s getting a li´l more. hahaha Gloria Dios! Gracias a Dios!
Pwede din pero ihahasa natin muna ang Tagalog/Filipino kasi yan ang ating identity at English. Pwede ibalik ang espanyol for History Purposes. At pwede din gamitin para sa Economy kasi Top 3 ang Espanyol sa buong mundo.
I am Filipino getting better with my Spanish. But I'd probably wont understand Chavacano speakers when I visit Zamboanga. Thank you for these videos. It's binging back some interest in Spanish among our younger generations.
I am a Filipino learning Spanish too and yes Chavacano's main lexifier is Spanish but it's still not the same language so native speakers won't understand much. Learning Chavacano will really only be useful when travelling to Zamboanga and other places in the Philippines where it's spoken. Even then I've heard that it's not spoken by everyone there and that the new generations are not learning it from their parents so it might be dying which is sad. Better to learn standard Spanish to communicate with native speakers from Spain and Latin America but Chavacano is still an interesting creole language to look into.
The pink and black lady... identify a lot of words and translate the phrases well... her face is very familiar to me. She looks like a familiar actress in the philippines. All of them is Satisfying to watch
For your information guys, Chavacano dialect part in the province of Zamboanga del Sur , Zamboanga City part in Mindanao Region , Northern Philippines. Major Industries; Crops-RICE,CORN,SUGARCANE, BANANA, COCONUT, DORIAN, MANGO, PINEAPPLE Minerals-GOLD, COPPER, SILVER, CHROMITE, MANGANESE, COBALT Aqua Culture , Livestock/Poultry Food Processing , Forest Products TOURISM .
Google Zamboanga and their beaches, oceans, tuna capital, mangroves and rain forest --- amazing place. Since Philippines ruled by Spain for 350 years or so (more than Mexico 300 yrs) maybe the ancient Spanish left the Filipinos some true spanish words that the modern Spanish speakers never heard of. 🤣 It was true though, the English laughing at some American English words but little they know those words are the original language by the English pilgrims who settled in the coast of Plymouth Massachusetts.
Encouring the lgu in zamboanga will motivate in school and all government offices to speak chavacano. Even nino and ninas are obliged to habla de chavacano in their residencia.
In cebu city philippines,,,,,we use also spanish words like,,,bueno,pero,kumusta,tinidor,kutsara,kubyertos,abre,lamesa,pahibalo,delikado,para,diretso,bintilador,antyuhos,palta,when counting numbers also.....we use spanish words like uno,dos,tres,kuwatro,until mil ex ..mil uno,mil dos mil tres,,,also the family name we ramirez,morales,ortiz,garcia,empuerto....
Whose the creator of these amazing video 😂😂 your a Pro ur great keep it up.... es genial gracias por este vedio😎😎😎 nice nice i love thier reaction so much
MINDANAO IS LOCATED IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE PHILIPPINES. PHILIPPINES IS DIVIDED INTO THREE PARTS WHICH IS: 1ST LUZON WHERE MANILA IS LOCATED 2ND IS VISAYAS WHERE CEBU IS AND 3RD THE MINDANAO WHERE MANNY PACQUIAO REALLY LEAVES.