1st Time Using Manila Metro in the Philippines 🇵🇭

1st Time Using Manila Metro in the Philippines
Manila, Philippines is the biggest city of the country and definitely a place to visit in the Philippines!
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🙋🏼‍♂️A B O U T M E
I am Ken Abroad, a full-time traveler traveling southeast Asia, east Asia and south Asia. It is my goal here on the channel to visit every country in these Asian regions and bring you along the journey. I strive to learn the most about each country, experience their culture, eat their food, see how they live, witness their daily life, learn about their work, get to know what they believe in and understand their perspective of life

[KenAbroadShorts]

What's your favorite type of public transportation? 🤔

[waitingonamonabel]

The reason why English comes first isn't just globalization and tourism (although it is primarily that), it's that there are a lot of wonderful languages in the Philippines and not everyone can speak Tagalog. I'm a Filipino who speaks Tagalog, but I had a very kind teacher who spoke English better than Tagalog because her main language was Bisaya. (Rest in peace ma'am, you are missed 🙏)

[madelinepenilla]

Thanks for featuring Phil's metrorail system. Yes, the announcement is very clear & easy to use. Enjoy Phil's!

[JudeLendio]

We Filipino's Still Choose The English Language Cuz Tagalog Is Somehow Confusing Sometimes😂😂

[taosamundo]

I appreciate that he tried to say "Baclaran" correctly! It's the small details of effort that's really appreciated

[MikasaAckerman-qymr]

Thank you for appreciating the Philippines. Hats off for you sir

[ErwinLumunsad-wkqh]

Just always be careful with your belongings specially your gadgets and money. Stay safe and enjoy traveling

[realmiss.chelle]

Thank you, Ken. I showed this to my sister, who worked at LRT. She is very happy.😊

[ianmarshagie]

semoga manila kotanya semakin maju dan berjaya serta good city ...salam dari jakarta...

[gemmarooney]

English is our second language sir thank you for appreciating our service .

[FelizaCamba-xcph]

Good job Ken, just enjoyyy... it's more fun in the Philippines. Thank you for visiting our country!❤️🇵🇭

[arnulfobongalonta]

Thank you for coming to The Philippines🇵🇭💯❣️

[chaw]

Good experience using the Metro in Manila. Thanks for sharing, Ken.

[cooktan]

🎉 the train you rode is the LRT ( Light Railway Train).
The MRT (Metro Railway Train) located in EDSA.

[euge]

Smooth? Try commuting during the rush hours around 6:30am-8:00am and 5:00pm-7:00pm. It's basically the number 1 reason why the work-from-home setup is preferred or highly required by most workers.

[AnnaBanana-crhi]

Just a piece of advice, kindly always put your bag in front so you can prevent from pick pockets. BTW, have a nice time here in the Philippines 🙂

[demo__]

I am a filipino who lives in the philippines, and I have been living here my whole life. And I have never used a train. I just use a taxi, jeep or tricycle. (Note: I barely go taxi, I only have gone 10 times max in my entire life. And that's when I have someone else to split the bill).

[Infjkulasa]

Wonderful to see this, Ken. A virtual experience for me. Haven’t been back for years to my home country.

[aaron]

Let's go Philippines, let's keep our cities clean and respectful, let's be a role model for others!

[spicydoughnut]

Whenever I commute, I make sure to use the Lrt and if its a red train, I enjoy every minute cuz the aircondition of it is so strong even at crowded hours.