When your Tagalog is too DEEP Pt.1 #shorts

#tagalog #filipino #maniniyot #philippines

[ReiAkaris]

the one word to counter that:
*"A M B O T"*

[bokscyclone]

It's like saying in English
"Do not point your light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation in my retinal photons sensory organs" instead of "don't point your laser in my eye"💀

[AntiVape]

as a filipino i didnt know this word existed

[rmsdimples]

I find it so funny when foreigners try to speak fluent bisaya when everyone in my town just talks in bisaya-english😂

[Pepeeeeeeeeeeir]

For English speakers, "Barilin ako!" Means "I love you"

[theraven]

The use of "balinguynguy" is awesome. I rarely hear that word now.

[chidori]

(laughs in 17th century classical Tagalog)

[dino.niichan]

Everytime I hear people talk like this, I quickly thought to myself:
"Marami na palang nagbago sa Las Filipinas."

[DailyKansasNews]

we in batangas here still say balinguynguy

[RapinatorOhYeah]

Saying "I'm a Photographer" in pure Filipino was like saying "I'm a s*x addict"

[lianxie]

Funnily enough, other dialects use the nose bleed analogy to say they’re having a difficult time *using* a language

[flourescentlamp]

would you rather:

be with someone who speaks tagalog from a 70s textbook
or
someone who uses taglish everyday

[NoelleIsTheGeoArchon]

Its Manini - Youth. Its an old translation for Photographer in tagalog

[alexkkx]

as someone who speaks spanish, i can also say that using the word “retratista” instead of “fotógrafo” to refer to a photographer is also a bit outdated and hardly ever use, although it is understood.

[Uranium-bp]

That "Mababalinguynguy" was good

[FebruaryHasDays]

The difference between Filipino and Tagalog is that Filipino is usually written in the Latin script while Tagalog should be written in Baybayin with deeper and more archaic words.

[senioravocado]

No one thought you can get a nose bleed from hearing your own language

[ReesakelseyAbellanosa]

My favourite sentences in my Dialect (Bisaya/Cebuano) is "Ambot", " Ambot sa imo", "Ambot, wa kay labot" and "kalooy", " kalooy sad", "hala kalooy gud". "Ambot sa imo" is probably one of the best counters for ppl like this or any roasts or smh

[NanobanaKinako]

It would be funnier if he read something from the 40s for Pulang Araw vibes, aber. Husto na!

[GLENNTROIANGOB]

I learned tagalog from 1750s.
Some tagalog people I speak thinks I'm too formal or stuck in spanish era.