Comments by "xXxSkyViperxXx" (@xXxSkyViperxXx) on "What The Filipinos Think of President Duterte | ASIAN BOSS" video.

  1. Kristina Robinson its actually just the spanish sounding parts that are actually formally part of the local filipino language of tagalog. the english bits that you hear arent actually part of the language, people just like to switch to using english when they couldnt remember the proper tagalog word or sometimes people just prefer using english especially when the interviewer kept going on in english.
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  2. coolsunshinebro -the spanish last names came because 2 centuries ago spain declared a royal decree to sell and give out a catalog selection of spanish family names for native filipinos without a last name to have one for increased integration with spain and proper governmental records. -the "original Filipinos" that u mention as "almost extinct" is actually not true as the austronesian prehispanic native filipinos that the spanish colonizers first met are still very much alive and numerous as can be seen in the video with ur most average looking majority filipino looking like ur normal austronesian with just some people with little bits of chinese and spanish characteristics. at least if ur referring to australian aborigine/melanesian related peoples like the aeta negrito people who used to have come before the austronesian majority of the land then those are now a minority people since centuries ago even before spanish colonizers came but they are in no way becoming extinct lol. it is also a bit over exaggerated just as a side note that most filipinos have spanish blood. compared to the hispanic americas, there were considerably lesser spaniards who came to the philippines so only a few affected bits of the population mostly because most spaniards that were sent here or came here were washed out spaniards who just wanted a new prosperous life than their less than ideal lives before as can be seen in rizal's noli me tangere. -Sequence of arrivals in the philippines: Melanesian related aeta negrito>native austronesian filipino>malaysian/indonesian nobles/traders/pirates, chinese traders/pirates, japanese pirates/traders > Spanish conquistadors > british indian soldiers invade manila > american troops > philippine republic > influx of many koreans and some iranians
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  3. AldreRosario because people here in the philippines have been accustomed to using it as the formal language used in school and work especially when colonial filipinos used to revere the spanish language as the high class language in the spanish colonial times so when the americans took over as the next colonial masters, the high class popular language shifted from spanish to english especially when americans established a load of schools and boosted education programs in their time
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  4. he sounds funny pronouncing duterte. the korean host that is
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