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00:00Wow, your Filipino accent is so sexy, say it again.
00:09Toothbrush.
00:11Trending online are videos like this one.
00:15BB-Owl.
00:17Where the Filipino accent is shown through the use of English words.
00:22I give you more.
00:24Alright, let's have a sample.
00:27Diabetes.
00:29Deodorant.
00:31Tissue.
00:33Biscuit.
00:34Sauce.
00:36Devote.
00:38Oneport.
00:40Boyfriend.
00:42Girlfriend.
00:44Chocolate.
00:46Second floor.
00:48Why are people's accents so different?
00:52Every person has their own accent, right?
00:55But there is a distinct accent in a particular community.
01:00But it's not just a simple accent,
01:03because it indexes your identity,
01:07maybe in your background, in your first language,
01:10or in the place where you were born.
01:12Even though the Filipino accent is wide,
01:15because there are more than 100 languages here in the Philippines,
01:18it's normal for people to have different accents or ways of speaking.
01:22It depends on where they are from and what language they are used to using.
01:26But the reality is that in society,
01:29even the accent is ignored.
01:32Hi, this is Ron. How can I help you today?
01:35The call center agent, Seyo,
01:38really studied how foreigners speak in their training.
01:42It wasn't easy for her because her native language is not English.
01:47We are not American.
01:49So the words like F, P,
01:53the ones that confuse us,
01:55how can they be big?
01:57So it's a big adjustment for me.
01:59It should be remembered that it should not be ignored or judged by any point.
02:04Because the accent indexes something about the speaker,
02:09people can have a judgment about where you are from.
02:15It's the same with languages.
02:17In languages, we know that there are layers of dominance.
02:21And at the moment, we know that English is one of the most dominant languages in the world.
02:29And this month of the language,
02:31all Filipino languages should be increased and enlarged,
02:35including our accent.
02:37I think we should look at it as a good thing
02:41because the fact that we are manifesting different accents
02:46means that the diversity of our languages in the Philippines is alive.
02:50I love you.
02:52I love you.
02:56When it comes to food trip,
02:58Binondo is a must-visit.
03:00But aside from the food that is already known and brought back here,
03:05the new must-eats here are also a must-try.
03:09If you like Bicho-bicho and yak,
03:11you will like this milky version of Bicho-bicho.
03:18Very creamy.
03:19It's not sweet.
03:20It's delicious.
03:21It's a taste that makes you swoon.
03:23This one is delicious.
03:25It's not the normal Bicho-bicho.
03:27The milky one is more delicious.
03:28It's more flavorful.
03:30Creamy.
03:33Powdery.
03:35Crunchy.
03:37It's delicious.
03:38It's delicious.
03:39It's my first time.
03:40Java rice is also a must-try here
03:44because the toppings are made from veggie meat.
03:47And to make it more flavorful,
03:49they also include eggs.
03:52It's only Php60 per serving.
03:54It's unique.
03:56It can also be paired with their grilled veggie sausage and grilled rice cake.
04:01If you like dumplings and fried sopao,
04:04they also have new fried dumplings and fried sopao.
04:09What's unique about them is that they have more vegetables and ingredients.
04:14The crispy fried dumplings are Php100 for 6 pieces.
04:19The pan-fried bun is Php30 per piece.
04:23They sell around Php1,000 of it every day.
04:27Php20?
04:28Php20?
04:29Php20?
04:30For returning?
04:31Of course.
04:32No words.
04:33Out of this world.
04:34Out of this world.
04:35It's so delicious.
04:37And to cap off your Binondo trip,
04:40try these Binondo-inspired ice cream sticks made from real fruits.
04:47There's a mango and strawberry flavored tiyak
04:50that can make up for the Php100 you spent.
04:57Are you looking for a charming dog or a cute cat?
05:01The National Aspen Day of the Animal Kingdom Foundation is a perfect celebration for you.
05:06Here, rescued dogs and cats, as well as victims of animal cruelty,
05:10can be given a new family and forever home where they can feel safe again.
05:15Of course, we have the capability to take care of the dogs.
05:21They also have the capacity for the veterinary clinics.
05:26Dindo is a certified dog lover who is looking forward to having her new adopted dog with her.
05:31I want to play with her.
05:34I'm so happy to have her again.
05:37Raquel is a love at first sight with her dog, Mori.
05:41I call him Mori.
05:45I want to adopt him.
05:47We really take care of the dogs.
05:51Like them, Dolly is also a forever home dog.
05:55She is one of the Potionista Dogs of the Philippine Animal Welfare Society.
06:00She was rescued by the POS in Aklan
06:03because someone poured boiling oil on her face.
06:08When we saw that she was being fed by the POS,
06:11my heart just dropped.
06:14Like Poker and Derby, they were also rescued by the Pogo Hub in Porac.
06:19From Pogo to handsome doggo.
06:23They are okay for adoption now.
06:25They've been neutered, spayed.
06:27They have recovered from their malnutrition
06:30and the pain that they got because they were not fed for like one week.
06:41A simple garage will bring you to this cafe and restaurant
06:46in Paglay Hills, Barangay Mayamot, Antipolo.
06:49But you won't be disappointed because when you enter,
06:52you will feel the beauty of the view and the number of trees.
06:56Overlooking view of the whole city of Metro Manila.
06:59It's almost 360 degrees.
07:02And the ambience, when you see there are a lot of trees,
07:06and the space of the tables, it's relaxing.
07:11The food is okay. They serve a lot.
07:14Yes, it's good. It's worth it to come here.
07:16It's okay. The bush is beautiful.
07:18It's relaxing.
07:19Yes.
07:20The International Shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage
07:23is also included in the side trip.
07:25It's also known as Antipolo Cathedral.
07:28Aside from Antipolo, the I.G. Worthy View of San Mateo, Rizal,
07:33Tanawang Sierra Madre, and if Machachempuhan, the Sea of Clouds,
07:38if adventurous, try the Rope Obstacle.
07:41There's also a kids' playground.
07:43You can also stay overnight in their villas or tent on the other campsite.
07:48Let's go.
07:54When it comes to soups, what is the best?
07:58Sinigang or Bulalo?
08:02Bulalo.
08:03Sinigang, of course.
08:04Bulalo.
08:05Sinigang.
08:06These two are the comfort food of Filipinos.
08:09They are included in the 50 best soups in the world of Taste Atlas.
08:13Sinigang has a sour taste.
08:15And it has a flavor.
08:17That's why it's nice that when we eat it,
08:19we drink the soup of sinigang,
08:21we're craving for it.
08:23Aside from the sour taste,
08:24the advantage of sinigang is its sweetness and saltiness.
08:27It's complete.
08:29If we look at it, it's very easy to cook, right?
08:32But the taste is complex.
08:34Almost all proteins can be used.
08:36Almost all vegetables can be used.
08:38In a food stall in Pasig City,
08:40their sinigang is a blockbuster every night.
08:43Sinigang.
08:44Pinares.
08:45Sapares.
08:46Presenting their Sinigang Pares.
08:50It's overloaded because it includes beef and lechon kawali.
08:54I took the concept of pares.
08:57It's like the cut of meat,
08:59how the pares is served.
09:02Oh wait,
09:03Team Bulalo might get jealous.
09:05The word Bulalo,
09:07it's a cow's bone.
09:08The proper term,
09:10or the proper way to call it,
09:12is Nilagang Bulalo ng Baka.
09:15And the Bulalong Lasang Tagaytay,
09:17it's a dish from Dayuhin, Cavite.
09:19It's available in this place in Tondo, Manila.
09:22They really bring back our fresh meat
09:25and the delicious soup.
09:27We boil it using the bones
09:30so that it's really tasty.
09:32Whatever you choose,
09:33when it comes to soup,
09:34sinigang and bulalo,
09:36it's really a win.
09:42Friendship!
09:43If we're just talking about friendship,
09:46the Filipinos won't be last.
09:48In the survey of the Global Expat Network,
09:51which is www.internations.org,
09:53the Philippines ranks second
09:55among the countries with the easiest to make friends.
09:58In the list of local friendliness,
10:00the Philippines ranks fourth.
10:02In fact,
10:032 out of every 5 expats
10:05or foreigners who live here
10:06have a Filipino friend.
10:084 out of every 5 answers in the survey
10:11said they feel welcome and at home in the Philippines.
10:1569% of the respondents said
10:18it's not hard to connect with Filipinos.
10:21That's why 58% of the expats in the Philippines
10:25want to live here forever.
10:28A sociologist explained
10:30that the use of English
10:32helps the friendly image of Filipinos.
10:34Kapwa also has a big role
10:37in treating others who are not different from us.
10:41Kapwa, it's a psychological concept.
10:44When you invite them to your home,
10:46you treat them the way that you would want to be treated yourself
10:49when you go to another house.
10:51But it's not because the Filipinos
10:53are a true friend
10:55that we can get along.
10:58Because the Filipinos shouldn't be friendly.
11:01The expats can come here
11:03and expect that they will always be accommodated.
11:05Because that's not healthy for us as a country.
11:10For more stories, visit nyseagrant.org