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@mushayrabas5708

4 жыл бұрын

The background music it is similar to the kulitang of the ethnic of maguinadaon also in the part of mindanao.

@alexandersalcedo566

4 жыл бұрын

Another info, Baybayin is one of the script of the Philippines, in Bicol area, the script they're using is "Basahan", "KULITAN" in kapampangan area, "TANGBANUA" AND "PALA' WAN, in.palawan area, BUHID in.Mindoro area

@artesiningart4961

4 жыл бұрын

The Baybayin script or writing system is categorized by linguists as an abugida writing system or alpha-syllabary writing system, wherein a character represents either a single vowel or a consonant with an attached vowel already, which in this case is the vowel "a". So, every other consonant character is not pronounced just the consonant but with already the vowel "a" attached to the consonant sound. To change the attached vowel sound into other vowel sounds, you need to add a special stroke, mark, or character to the base consonant+vowel "a" character. In Baybayin, you just need to add a stroke or dot on top to change the vowel from "a" into "e" or "i", and a stroke or dot below to turn the attached vowel into "o" or "u". Traditionally, the baybayin is only written with an open ending syllable, which a syllable that is a vowel itself, or a syllable that ends in a vowel, and if a syllable ends in a consonant, then the consonant sound is traditionally not written down. As soon as the Spaniards encountered this script and tried to record, document, and write in this script, one friar or priest developed a way to write down the ending consonant sound of a syllable, so words can be easily written down and read by them, as they try to use the Baybayin script to write down Catholic prayers to teach and Christianize our native ancestors. The friar or priest used a cross mark or like an x mark that is placed below a consonant+vowel "a" character, to ommit or erase the attached vowel "a" and make it into a single consonant sound character that is used to represent the consonat ending sound in a syllable. These Spaniards also tried to learn the other native languages of the Philippines, record and document some of the native scripts or writing systems, and tried to learn how to read and write using the scripts to write down prayers and other writings to teach and spread Christianity or Catholicism to the people, and to colonize the natives, and to their other plans to the natives of the pre-colonial Philippines. Unfortunately, they (the Spaniards) also burned and destroyed a lot of existing writings of the natives believing that they are works of the devil or of paganism (That's how they view, see, and demonize the ancient beliefs and religions of the native people who practices animism, ancestor worship or veneration, nature worship, shamanism, Hindu-Buddhist beliefs, and Islam), thus erasing much of the written records and history of the pre-colonial Philippines. Other pre-colonial writings of the native people also using this native script are written on wood, bamboos, leaves, tree barks, and other biodegradable and natural objects that are easily to burn and destroy, easily to wear out and be faded away, and are easy to decompose by natural elements, weather, or by fire, water, and other natural or man-made interventions. Only the writings, records, and documents written, documented, and printed by the Spaniards, priests and friars, chroniclers, colonizers, and those that survived and are wtitten on stones, rocks, caves, metal plates, clay pots, and ceramics are the things that survived, apart from oral traditions and oral literature.

@johnrobertsoguilon8267

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for reacting to this... Baybayin is very easy.. To learn cuz every filipino word you can translate it to baybayin...

@artesiningart4961

4 жыл бұрын

The Baybayin script or writing system is just one of the many ancient or pre-colonial, classical, or archaic writing systems and scripts used by early ancestors or native people of the pre-colonial Philippines. It is the original namr of thr ancient writing system or script of the Tagalog people, Tagalog ethnic group, or the Tagalog ethnolinguistic nation that live in Central and Southern Luzon areas. Other groups of people, ethnic groups, and ethnolinguistic nations during that time also have their own writing systems or scripts like the Kulitan of the Kapampangan people, the Surat Bisaya or Badlit of the Visayan people, a version of the Jawi script used by the Moro people of Mindanao especially by the Tausug people, the Kirim script of the Maranao people, the Palaw'an script of the Palaw'an people of Palawan, the Hanunu'o script of the Hanunu'o Mangyan people of Mindoro, the Buhid script of the Buhid people, and the Tagbanwa script of the Tagbanwa people. Other scripts are also used by Bicolanos, Ilocanos, and other groups, but all of these similar scripts and writing systems are just grouped together and called Baybayin by other people and especially in modern times. Baybayin then became a general umbrella term for all of the similar and related scripts or writing systems, both the still used and existing ones and the ancient ones that are not that much used or are forgotten. Only the Hanunu'o, Tagbanwa, and Buhid, and Palaw'an scripts survived to this day and are still used by their respective people groups in certain situations. These are also all considered forms, sister scripts, or descendants of Baybayin. The Kulitan of the Kapampangan people are now getting popularity among Kapampangans and other Filipinos too and is sometimes considered as a form, sister script, or descendant of Baybayin, and also the Surat Bisaya or Badlit script of the Visayan people among Visyan people and other Filipinos, and the Baybayin script or Tagalog Baybayin/Sulat Tagalog of the Tagalog people, which is the most well-known ancient Filipino writing system or script in the Philippines. The Jawi on the other hand is a local Malay adaptation or version of the Arabic script or writing, that is used to write some languages of Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, and some other languages of Mindanao and other languages of Southeast Asia, like for the Malay language and for the Tausug language for example. Aside from Jawi, that is used in daily writing of some of the local languages in Mindanao and in other areas like Brunei, Malaysia, and Indonesia, the Arabic script or writing system is also used in the religion of Islam. The Jawi script used by the Tausug people though is a little bit different compared to the Jawi used in Malay language and the Jawi used for the other languages of Southeast Asia. The Chinese settlers who lived in the Philippines before the Spaniards came, also use their own Chinese writing system and characters to write down and spell their words in their native languages like Hokkien, etc. When the Spaniards came and colonized the Philippines, other scripts, alphabets, or writing systems also developed, evolved, or were created and used, like the Chavacano alphabet or writing system of the Zamboangueño people of Zamboanga Peninsula area and Basilan province, which is derived or based from the Abecedario or the older Spanish alphabet used in the Philippines before, and there is also the Eskayan script of the Eskayan people of Bohol, which use a unique script or writing system for their particular belief or religion and for their own group or community. The Spanish alphabet, or Abecedario, which is the older Spanish alphabet and writing system or script used in the Philippines before, and taught or propagated by the Spaniards, is also used in the Philippines during colonial times especially by those who study, use, speak, read, write, and communicate in Spanish. Other writing systems and scripts also were used then in the Philippines during the Spanish colonization up to the present day. There are the Japanese writing system or script that uses kanji, katakana, and hiragana used by Japanse migrants and later also learned by some Filipinos...then there is also the English alphabet and writing system that is used now by many Filipinos, and many others like the Korean hangeul script, etc.

Noticed that the guy who was interviewed never mixed english while he was speaking? That's how pure Filipino sounds

@adjhunorboda6721

4 жыл бұрын

Not English pero May Spanish

@1anfinity08

4 жыл бұрын

@@adjhunorboda6721 of fourse may spanish Filipino is heavyily influenced by Spanish

@adjhunorboda6721

4 жыл бұрын

Joseph Ian I agree even the word filipino came from the king philip.

@maritesbuster8209

4 жыл бұрын

Edukasyon Representasyon Kultura Historiador Fraile Literature Kastila Filipino Espanol Ebolusyon Base Nag-eevolve (very English) Rehiyon Etc. Etc

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah!!!!! Hahaha i actually wanted to say it but forget 😂😂😂😂👏👏👏 so true

Baybayin is actually pretty easy. I write in baybayin whenever i give secret messages to my friends (since not everyone can understand it) I think you guys could easily learn baybayin in less than an hour ☺

@karlaroncebedo4933

4 жыл бұрын

Sana all

@roninbelle804

4 жыл бұрын

I'm interested to learn... 🤓

@kamukazee9811

4 жыл бұрын

i learned it for 15minutes coz i have a very good teacher..my girlfriend who is a teacher..

@niezelmaerubi3655

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

wow really???? that's incredible :O but you need to be fluent in tagalog first?

The instruments used as background music is called "kulintang". This instrument is looks like a small brass gong (assembled like a xylophone) and you hit it with wood to make the sound. This instrument can be found in the southern part of the Philippines especially in Maguindanao... I remember learning this when I was in elementary (year 2000). We just learned it partially and it is such a beautiful script....

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

That is so nice! Thank you so much for the info,...we just loved it! 😘

Baybayin: ᜋᜇ̵ᜋ̊ᜅ᜔ ᜐᜎᜋᜆ᜔ ᜉᜓ ᜐ ᜁ̊ᜈ᜔ᜌᜓᜅ᜔ ᜉᜄ᜔ ᜋᜋᜑᜎ᜔ ᜐ ᜉ̊ᜎ̊ᜉ̊ᜈᜐ᜔ Tagalog: Maraming salamat po sa pagmamahal sa Pilipinas. English: Thank you very much for loving Philippines 🇵🇭

@arthurcaoile4379

4 жыл бұрын

How do you get baybayin text like that?

@capricornsweethearts1425

4 жыл бұрын

Arthur Caoile download a baybayin keyboard app

@kczzzexquizmeh8053

4 жыл бұрын

Did you use a translator or do you already have a keyboard of Baybayin?

@ralphbelocura6151

4 жыл бұрын

ᜉᜄ᜔ ᜀᜇᜎᜈ᜔ ᜀᜅ᜔ ᜐᜇᜒᜎᜒᜅ᜔ ᜀᜆᜒᜈ᜔ (Pag aralan ang sariling atin.)

@ralphbelocura6151

4 жыл бұрын

@@arthurcaoile4379 I don't know if this works on other phone.....go to settings and go to your Google keyboard..and add keyboard.... search Filipino (BAYBAYIN) and add.....and the keyboard is automatically you have a baybayin keyboard on your phone

*Thanks for showing appreciation and spreading knowledge of our Filipino history* 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

I've been learning "Baybayin" before and until now, I keep learning. This is the only thing I wish to be used in school as a prior writing system, because it symbolizes the nationality and culture where I belong which is in the Philippines. The pride is of course in the language you had from the ancestors. 💯

ᜋᜓᜃ᜔ᜑᜅ᜔ ᜁᜆᜓ ᜈ ᜅ ᜀᜅ᜔ ᜆᜋᜅ᜔ ᜉᜈᜑᜓᜈ᜔ ᜂᜉᜅ᜔ ᜁᜊᜓᜎ᜔ᜄᜇ᜔ ᜐ ᜊᜓᜂᜅ᜔ ᜋᜓᜈ᜔ᜇᜓ ᜀᜅ᜔ ᜀᜆᜒᜅ᜔ ᜆᜓᜈᜌ᜔ ᜈ ᜉᜈᜓᜎᜆ᜔ Mukhang ito na nga ang tamang panahon upang ibulgar sa buong mundo ang ating tunay na panulat 😊👌

@jeonbacuel1035

3 жыл бұрын

Kaya nga kasi mas maganda kung yung gagamitin natin ay sariling atin

@novy-rc3jg

2 жыл бұрын

ᜁ̍ᜊ̱ᜎ̟ᜄᜇ̵̟ ibulgar ᜊ̱ᜂᜅ̟ buong ᜋ̱ᜈ̟ᜇ̥ mundo ano pong pangalan ng kboard na gamit nyo po bakit magkaiba sa akin

@beomgyulovesyou4390

2 жыл бұрын

@@novy-rc3jg if you are using android, just use gboard po. Google keyboard sa playstore. Maybe you are using baybayin plus kaya ganyan. Or baka di ka naka-android

@novy-rc3jg

2 жыл бұрын

Gamit ko po ang baybayin plus tama ka

When a House committee approved the “National Writing System Act”, which seeks to declare Baybayin as the country’s national writing system and aims to put the script to use in street signs, public facilities, government halls, publications, and even food labels, many linguists, historians, and even average Filipinos got upset, to say the least. - CNN Philippines

@ungas024

4 жыл бұрын

Because it will lead to a whole different problems. This needs to be implemented little by little and the young ones should learn this writing system together with the already known system, it will take a decade or two generations to adopt with this kind of changes.

@maritesbuster8209

4 жыл бұрын

Not just that, not all Filipinos in the past used that.. other regions in the country have used another script which should be given importance and not just only the baybayin script.

@gintolsa4978

4 жыл бұрын

ᴀɴᴅ ᴡᴇ ᴡᴏɴ'ᴛ ʙᴇ ᴄᴏᴍᴘᴇᴛɪᴛɪᴠᴇ ᴀs ᴀ ᴡᴏʀᴋғᴏʀᴄᴇ ᴡᴏʀʟᴅᴡɪᴅᴇ

@rhexmartinez2348

4 жыл бұрын

awwttts.. it would be better if it has a translated babayin words after the alphabet.. just to familiarize the filipino in our script..

@Tom-mx4li

4 жыл бұрын

They are not Filipino. Filipino means Hispanic those time these people migrated to Philippines before the coming of Spaniards.

My teacher in elementary which was a public provincial school, was deeply besotted with Alibata/Baybayin. After seeing the letters and its structure I engraved it in my heart as I too fell inlove with it. Up until now all my diaries and notes whenever I do not want others to know the content were all written in baybayin/Alibata. Now I am in the mid of my life - i will be handing this down to my seeds and to the generation to come alongside עברית which is my second language. Thank you for appreciating our ancient language, history and our music. You should dive also how our Kundimans were beautifully written and made. More power to the both of you!!!

Hmmm... Looks interesting! I didn't know that the Philippines has its own writing system before...but now I know. I actually love your vids. From Thailand! 🇹🇭 💖💖

@honoriotanquintic6533

4 жыл бұрын

It is similar to Hebrew scripts and the meaning like Abba.

@trebligoniralliv9386

4 жыл бұрын

yeah thats true because hebrew come from baybayin becauuse of evolution of words thats why hebrew look is some different .

@lemonades509

4 жыл бұрын

I hope our Baybayin will be a subject soon here in the Philippines🇵🇭.

@lemonades509

4 жыл бұрын

ผมรักภาษาไทย เพราะวาการเรียนภาษาไทยเป็นเรื่องสนุก 🥰🥰🥰

@moondust2365

4 жыл бұрын

*writing systems Since we're a large archipelago, we were originally separate kingdoms. There were 5 or so major scripts in use at the time, along with Tamil and Malaysian Arabic. Baybayin was widespread, but it was mostly used by the Tagalogs, Ilocanos, Bisaya, and several other ethnic groups. Meanwhile, the Kapampangan used Kulitan. There's also others...

"Siyang bigkas, siyang baybay". This means that how you speak it (by syllables), that should how you write it.

@moondust2365

4 жыл бұрын

True. Although we do have spelling rules like ch in English is ts in Tagalog, sh is sy, j is dy, etc.

@thefreakbinge

2 жыл бұрын

ᜐᜒᜌᜅ ᜊᜒᜄ᜔ᜃᜐ᜔᜵ ᜐᜒᜌᜅ ᜊᜌ᜔ᜊᜌ᜔

I think if we're not colonized before, We would be not be more diverse and self-centered country. We would not learn mix knowledge and can't speak english well just like japan or china I think.

@zia5151

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@arnoldarellano7395

4 жыл бұрын

also like Thailand

@yanihat2369

4 жыл бұрын

also, we're a muslim country If we're not colonized. Also, there tribes blossoming....

@MOTIVATEMINDS_MM

4 жыл бұрын

Yup. That's why being colonized by other countries from the past was not totally bad at all. That implies on how future Filipinos are flexible in all aspects. It's sad to think sometimes that colonizers' power was being abused against our ancestors, that's why we should also be grateful to our national heroes who offer their lives for the freedom of our country. 😊

@davetabuyan2172

4 жыл бұрын

@@MOTIVATEMINDS_MM But actually, Spain did not really abused us too much... Just like what our recent books are always love to tell us.... The happenings in the country during the spanish occupation is like a relationship between a master and a servant. We would really expect what was the environment of such scenario. But if you will try to compare it to to American occupation. I tell you, American killed more filipinos in just a little time than the 300 years of Spanish Occupation. hispanic historian was the one who record about the magellan dissapointed mission. Therefore Spain is willing to tell their failed mission. And base on historical fact, there are only 2 recorded war between Spain and philippines. Their entrance, Lapu-lapu and Magellan War; and their exit, the Spanish-Filipino war. Remember that Spain did not conquered us by force or by war. But American did. And also remember how Spain was willing to share all their culture to us. And even the kind education they have. Remember that UST was built in the 1600. As early as that, we are already Hispanic in education. For the fact, we were the first in all Asia to have a University. Look at how hispanic is our daily life now. Is it by force or by choice? Really Americans did manipulated us greatly. Just like how our history books recorded only the bad sides of Marcos Era, that they also did it on behalf of our Spanish Colonizers. They put in our books mostly negative or bad sides of Spanish Colonization. Where infact there are more positive sides on that colonizations. Spain was declining during mid-1800. There economy was dropping, and their people were really suffering from it. Because of that Spain did change some of their laws on lands they own like Mexico and philippines. During that time, everything was like the situation today. Remember that we are also now suffering economy dropping. No school, Job were less, people were also suffering from hunger and the authorities had more power. Whoever does not follow the rules, eventually persecuted or executed. And thats the beginning of filipino insurgencies against the Spaniards. Have you heard of filipino heroes or insurgencies on 1500 well, aside from Lapu-lapu;, or in 1600, or in 1700 or even the early 1800? None... Most of those heroes were during the late 1800... During the late 1800, Spain give up mexico first. Because they really thought of the Philippines as their 2nd capital that they don't really to want to give this country. But the people, who had been given by the Spanish government a chance of education, started insurgencies. Just like what is happening now. Those people whom given scholarship by the government turned NPA, and now an enemy of the state. But to compare, we are even facing worst and critical life now than what our ancestors experienced during the Spanish era.

There's a notification, ohh it's from Happy Reaction okay let's watch this and it's about Baybayin. I really love Baybayin po and still learning to it. I'm one of those Filipinos want Baybayin to be a subject and taught in class and hoping in todays generation in Philippines know how to read and write Baybayin. #BuhayinAngBaybayin💖 Thank you couples for reacting this one. I love you both po and I always love you for doing such amazing reactions towards Philippines and making me happy💖

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

wowww thanks so much hihi :) that means a lot!! sending love xx

@erica_maexxi462

4 жыл бұрын

Oh my! I got noticed. Thank you. Love you both💖

The instrument that you heard is Kumintang.

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! It sounds amazing right?

@arturomiralomibaojr

4 жыл бұрын

The instrument is called KULINTANG.... KUMINTANG is a dance.

14:19 Actually, you have to translate english to tagalog first before you can write it in Baybayin, but if the english word has no exact or similar translation to tagalog, then you just have to write it in alphabet. Since you want a "Happy Reaction" tattoo, it'll be translated to "Maligayang Reaks(i)yon", if written in Baybayin, it'll be, "ᜋᜎᜒᜄᜌᜅ᜔ ᜇᜒᜀᜃ᜔ᜐᜒᜌᜓᜈ᜔". 😁 And, Baybayin can only be used in Tagalog, because other parts/province of the Philippines also have their own traditional/ancient writing system (but sadly, Baybayin is the only Filipino Writing System that is available in Google Keyboard).

@Lll-gm6yl

4 жыл бұрын

It is what is it called?

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

wow that's really crazy... I guess it's really hard to learn right? Thank you for the "Happy Reactions" Translation hihi :) love it

@Jeng23672

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahha... You can also say "masayang tugon" haha kidding

@ajinomou

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jeng23672 You're right! Yours is much more appropriate because "reaks(i)yon" is like a borrowed english word. Tugon is like "response" in English but it's much better to use than the word "reaksiyon."

@ajinomou

3 жыл бұрын

@@fernandoandvanessa It's actually easy to learn if you compare it to other countries' writing systems. For every syllable/letter, you just have to add kuwit (coma) or tuldok (dot) on the top of the letter to have an e/i sound and on the bottom to have o/u sound. For example: Ma - ᜋ Me/Mi - ᜋᜒ Mo/Mu - ᜋᜓ And if you want to remove the vowel, just add "×" or "+" on the bottom. Ex. M - ᜋ᜔ Worded example: ᜋᜄ᜔ᜐᜒᜋᜓᜎ ᜈ ᜆᜌᜓ Ma/g/si/mu/la/ na/ ta/yo

As a Filipino who's watching this, i've got goosebumps. i don't know why, it made me cry. call me overacting but that is how i felt throughout the video.

Before the colonized of the spanish the filipino they know how to read and right already.

@briziazamudio6368

3 жыл бұрын

Right? O write?

@kimcenjiealbitos1556

3 жыл бұрын

@@briziazamudio6368 haha

@kimcenjiealbitos1556

3 жыл бұрын

@@briziazamudio6368 but after spanish colonize filipino now know how to wrong

@crisjeraldmagcamit6091

3 жыл бұрын

Tas ikaw di marunong mag spell

@SephPH

3 жыл бұрын

@@crisjeraldmagcamit6091 jhahahaha

The one you heard as background music is our traditional music. I think that kind of music will be found in Mindanao. Mostly Maranaw music.

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

OMG it is so amazingly beautiful we love it! 😘

Baybayin used sometimes at school, like Logo or Titles of events

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

thats amazing hehe :)

Baybayin is kinda tricky especially the dots on top and below vowels the e/i and o/u and also the ᜇ it may be a Da or Ra. I hope they seperate vowels and especially the da and ra to avoid confusion and fast to read.

@marevicdejesus6923

4 жыл бұрын

Use modern baybayin.. Da and ra are already separated.

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

wow!! thanks for letting us know :)

@joaquinbaluyot783

3 жыл бұрын

@@marevicdejesus6923 including e/i and o/u

@johnkennethcastardomillan4537

3 жыл бұрын

@@marevicdejesus6923 no it's not

So amazing 😍,I'm always watching your video thanks for loving my country"Philippine"

They are teaching how to write baybayin to Highschool students again and I think it's a must! It's such a great part of our identity and it's nice to see it being use in everyday works, although I doubt it will, but it is still nice to let the young generation to learn it. ᜉᜇᜌᜓᜈ᜔

Oh my god!!!!!❤️ Thank you po!!!☺️ I'm overwhelmed po!!! Love and kisses from the Philippines 💛💙❤️ #mabufreakinghay

Yeah, I already learn baybayin script for almost 1 year already.

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

wow... and??? are you fluent? :) :D

@vanrequilme5431

4 жыл бұрын

It was just too sad that others don't care about it. So instead of using it, I make it as an achievement in life as a Filipino being proud of myself that I understand the sentences they've written.

The music in the background is from a traditional instrument, "kulintang" or "kumintang"

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

It sounds so amazing! We love it! 😘

I'm so happy that you got to react to this. Hope you will also love baybayin. I knew this writing system before but got to learn it just now when quarantine started... And i'm really loving it. 😊

Hi you guys, sending love from Bacolod Philippines. The music you are hearing is the sound of "Kulintang" from our Muslim brothers of Mindanao particularly of the Maranao people.

We have our own letters in Mindanao too. it called “KIRIM” .In Cebu they called it “BADLIT”

@Tom-mx4li

4 жыл бұрын

Don't believed them they are false don't change the Philipinnes History.

@knightslucky

4 жыл бұрын

@@Tom-mx4li what Change Baybayin is for tagalog only We kapampangan have Kulitan

@knightslucky

4 жыл бұрын

@@Tom-mx4li know more in history

@knightslucky

4 жыл бұрын

@@Tom-mx4li kzread.info/dash/bejne/nHafrqebiLnHdag.html

@moondust2365

4 жыл бұрын

@@knightslucky Not *just* Tagalog (Ilocano, certain dialects of Bisaya, and some other languages used it too, albeit slightly differently), but definitely not all Philippine languages used Baybayin.

Baybayin is used only in tagalog region. There are also different scriptures in diff. Region in the Ph.

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for letting us know :) sending love xx

@Jeng23672

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, ilokano have kur'itan

@dadaaan1487

3 жыл бұрын

Badlit for Bisaya

@leolontoc8408

3 жыл бұрын

I want to study badlit and Kulitan

Filipino's have amazing arts and culture thank you for this reaction. 😊🥰😍 I love your channel. Your are cute couple Like some of filipino's couple, sweet couples, not afraid to show their affection towards each other. 😊

Hello happy reactions happy to watch another happy reaction!!😍

Philippines has varieties of writing system: 1. Baybayin, Kudlìt, Suyat-Tagalog - Tagalog 2. Badlít - Cebuano 3. Kur-ít, Kurdit, Surat-Iloko - Ilocano 4. Kulitan, Pamagkulit - Kapampangan 5. Hanuno'o-Mangyan, Buhid - Mindoro 6. Tagbanua, Ibalnan-Baybayin, Pala'wan - Palawan 7. Arabic, Kirim, Jawi, Kawi - Mindanao 8. Iniskaya, Eskayan - Bohol 9. Basahan - Bicol 10. Sambal-Baybayin - Zambales 11. Suyat-Pangasinense - Pangasinan 12. Modern Alphabet

@pilot_bruh576

8 ай бұрын

Basahan is really similar its just on writing of the characters and the addition of r for words like sarong

I LOVE THAT YOU BOTH REALLY LOVE THE PHILIPPINES AND ITS CULTURE!!! 😭❤️ YOU BOTH LITERALLY MAKING ME EMOTIONAL. I APPRECIATE AND LOVE YOU BOTH! YOU BOTH LOVE THE FILIPINO CULTURE MORE THAN THE OTHER FILIPINOS WHO'S EMBRACING OTHER CULTURES AND ASHAMED OF THEIR OWN CULTURE. I HOPE THAT THE ORIGINAL VIDEO WILL BE ONE OF THE WAYS THAT WILL WAKE UP FILIPINOS THANKYOU SO MUCH FERNANDO AND VANESSA, MY DAY ISN'T COMPLETE WITHOUT WATCHING YOU BOTH MARAMING SALAMAT, MAHAL KO KAYO 😭❤️🇵🇭 #MabuFreakingHay ❤️❤️❤️

THANK YOU VANESSA AND FERNDANDO FOR LOVING FILIPINO ALWAYS WATCHING FROM THE 🇵🇭 GODBLESS AND STAY HEALTHY TO YOU BOTH #MABUFREAKINGHAY

Im a second one👍 happy to be with u guys olwyssss🥰 shout out po👋

I love you both! You are not just vlogging or reacting,But you are learning and im so thankful on your willingness to know more about our HOMELAND THE PHILIPPINES! at dahil diyan you are showing that you really love our country! You are not filipino by nationality but Filipino by heart keep it up FERNANDO^VANESSA

@killersg.8290

2 жыл бұрын

Niloko ka na, wag ka maniniwala sa mga reaksyon nila, puro lang Philippines ang mga video nila kasi gusto sila ng fame at pera, wala silang paki sa ating bansa, gusto lang nila ay *pera*

I remember we used to call it ALIBATA (informal) until I was corrected to call it "BAYBAYIN" means "To Spell"... It has an equivalent to ABAKADA below (the english alphabet added with A). Do you remember seeing the Baybayin in Siliman University museum? I saw one there when I went to Dumaguete. btw, (the documentary) their Filipino were too deep. hehe. The kinds we mostly read only in literature. My brain bleed. hehehe..

@8Space

4 жыл бұрын

yes it was called Alibata when they taught it in school. I remember it

@MikkosFree

4 жыл бұрын

From what I remember, Alibata was the spoken form, while Baybayin, was the written script.

@aldindeleon2585

4 жыл бұрын

As far as i know, alibata is an arabic script or something. That is why alibata and baybayin are different.

@seurn7801

4 жыл бұрын

I remember it as a kid too! I remember seeing "ALIBATA" when our school books showed the baybayin scripts. When I was young I thought it was cool we had it but was also confused why we don't use it, i just assumed it was used by kids because of "ali (bata)" LOL When it was changed to baybayin I remember calling it as alibata and my teacher correcting me, I was confused. Then I just jumped to what it was called now. I thought I was the only one who remembered it as alibata!

@michaelvalmo

3 жыл бұрын

@@seurn7801 However, we still see & hear a lot of new Filipino script enthusiasts using the misnomer (improper name) "Alibata" particularly from folks in the Philippines where Alibata is mentioned briefly in Filipino history and language subjects. While, those who are internet savvy are familiar with Paul Morrow's work and quite particularly this entry from his "Ang Baybayin" site about Paul Verzosa's reasoning for the term Alibata: "In 1921 I returned from the United States to give public lectures on Tagalog philology, calligraphy, and linguistics. I introduced the word alibata, which found its way into newsprints and often mentioned by many authors in their writings. I coined this word in 1914 in the New York Public Library, Manuscript Research Division, basing it on the Maguindanao (Moro) arrangement of letters of the alphabet after the Arabic: alif, ba, ta, “f” having been eliminated for euphony's sake." To which Paul Morrow added: "Verzosa's reasoning for creating this word was unfounded because no evidence of the baybayin was ever found in that part of the Philippines and it has absolutely no relationship to the Arabic language. Furthermore, no ancient script native to Southeast Asia followed the Arabic arrangement of letters, and regardless of Verzosa's connection to the word alibata, its absence from all historical records indicates that it is a totally modern creation."

I was just about to comment this to find out you have already reacted to it. Love lots from Laguna, Philippines.

Wahh First 🤗 Stay Safe po🤗❤️

7:47 yes it is true my grandparents also told me that the filipino are already educated before the Spanish came

The background music your hearing are " KUMINTANG" every ethnic group in the Philippines have their own music and instruments and very distinct of each ethnic group from badjao of Mindanao igorot of mountain province Mangyan from Mindoro AETA of Zambales Lumad people and so much more the diversity of Filipino people make me proud and thanks for giving Filipino a chance to show what we really are

This is why i love this channel they really want to understand our country and deeply understand what it was. Maraming salamat po.

Thank you poh sa pag appreciate ño sa history ng pilipinas.grabe sobra ako natutuwa sa inyong dalawa we love.

I can read and write Baybayin since when I was 9 and i almost got into newspaper hahahahaha

We can't write "Fernando" or "Vanessa" in baybayin. The closest would be "Pernando" and "Banesa". 😀

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

Really???? Why is that?? :)

@actesoro

4 жыл бұрын

@@fernandoandvanessa Baybayin does not have the "F" and the "V" sounds. They will be converted to "P" and "B", respectively.

@vanrequilme5431

4 жыл бұрын

PERNANDO- Write the symbol: 'PA RA+ NA NA+ DA, BANESA Write the symbo:l BA 'NA SA

@darieldequina5463

4 жыл бұрын

I thought they updated the baybayin alphabet! check out the baybayin modenrn alphabet! it’s already has FA,CA,VAand also QUA

@moondust2365

4 жыл бұрын

@@actesoro Note that that depends on the kind of Baybayin you're using. Traditional, Colonial, and Contemporary versions of Baybayin, all don't have letters for them. Post-Modern Baybayin, however, does.

Yes this is what i have been waiting for thank you for reacting

easy to write, read, understand and learn it.. its really fun also while learning it and you'll feel not boring..

I know every single letter in baybayin basically i memorized it

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

wow thats so amazing!!! well done :) it is definitely beautiful, would love to have a tattoo from it

@mozhata

4 жыл бұрын

ᜐᜈ ᜂᜎ᜔

@jeroslamdunkmobile9882

4 жыл бұрын

ᜐᜓᜑᜌᜒᜈ᜔ ᜈᜆᜒᜈ᜔ ᜀᜅ᜔ ᜊᜌ᜔ᜊᜌᜒᜈ᜔

@kiriambrixcampugan9533

3 жыл бұрын

baynayin is symbol/script, hindi letters

The type of music you pertaining is called kulingtang mostly found in the province of mindanao..

@kentantuas4156

4 жыл бұрын

♥️

I really love watching this vid because they speaking pure tagalog and translated in english. I love it! Its awesome vid. More of this pls.

I forgot about baybayin and now you have reminded me bout it, I'm doing research about it before, but with no access with the internet before, I lost track about it. Thank you and #mabufreakinghay, keep it up and love you both.

The music is mindanao kulintang ensemble (mke)

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

This music it is so beautiful we loved it!! 😍😘

Bruh... I love baybayin. 😊😊😊 When you rewatch Iñigo, Elmo, or KZ Tandingan's SEA GAMES performance you will see that they put baybayin background.

New subscriber here. The feeling that U 2 truly love Philippines and its people drove me to tap the subscribe button. Long live Happy Reactions!❤️🤗

We learned the "baybayin" just last school year and I loved every single day of studying about it. It was an amazing experience to learn something from our history and it's very enjoyable to write using the old writing method of my beloved country. Keep safe Fernando and Vanessa 💕

HAHAHAHAHAH I CAN WRITE AND READ BAYBAYIN HAHAHAHAH -SKL PO (ONLY PINOY CAN RELATE THIS) 😂😂😂😂😂

@khalidkhaidampuan8051

4 жыл бұрын

ako nag aaral pa lang

@andreajasmine7627

4 жыл бұрын

Same here Share ko lang din😂

@reyvenmendoza4589

4 жыл бұрын

Same here too

@rubyann3208

3 жыл бұрын

ᜀᜆ᜔ ᜈᜃᜃ ᜆᜊ ᜅ᜔ ᜉᜓᜐᜓ

@user-tb6gq7ix6i

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha

According to noahs map after the flood the garden of eden was located in the philippines bernham rise one of tourist attraction of the philippines also oldest human was found in the phil..

Hello Happy Reaction Thank you for loving our philippines cultures 😘. I love you both ❤️

I loved this channel... thank you for making us happy, and thank you for loving Filipino... maraming salamat po...

That is true And we're not discovered by anybody We are already having a governance and system before the Spaniards came. We have our leaders like Datu. And we are been colonized because of golds and gems. I as a Filipino doesn't agree in the history saying "we have been discovered" , that is BS

@fernandoandvanessa

4 жыл бұрын

We would love to react to a video about the real history of the Philippines before the spanish!

@aeljerzheevalencia9341

4 жыл бұрын

@James Pelobello wrong Filipino grammar, you wouldn't say 'nadiskubre ko na pula pala....' it's napag-alaman kong pula... Or nalaman kong pula...

@princessmulberry241

4 жыл бұрын

@@fernandoandvanessa Omg you really answers comments I'm starting to like you more God bless you You are a lovely couple ❤️ If you have time to insert this May you react or just spread love and faith through this video facebook.com/UNTVNewsRescue/videos/207885837175219/ Salamat po 🥰

@aeljerzheevalencia9341

4 жыл бұрын

@James Pelobello That's fine, I'm just supporting princess mulberry's comment, mali tlg ung term na discovered, dpt the Philippines were introduced by Spain to Europe. Kasi pg sinabing discovered, ibig sbhin not known to the rest of the world, apparently Philippines before Spanish era is already well known to its neighboring countries, even spain had knowledge about it before they set sail in accordance to Pigaffeta's accounts.

@jandavemarcelino8119

4 жыл бұрын

Hoy mga Pinoy talaga oh. Labo-Labo nanaman. Easy lang mga kababayan. Wag po tayong mag away. Hahahaha

Hi happy reactions!! Avid and silent reader here! Now about the baybayin why there are only a few evidence that shows it's existence is because the Spaniards were afraid that the Filipinos might use it for Coup. So they burned everything, books notes, posters even houses that has baybayin. Now, for me learning baybayin is ok and important because it is part of our history and culture which our ancestors used in various communications and arts. But as the Professor said, the government needs a lot of budget for that. But for me it is worth it. Good luck to the both of you, love your vids and I've been watching since #HappinesCrossing you guys are Filipino at heart, everything about the Philippines you like. You guys must be a reincarnated Filipinos hahaha! I love you guys! #Mabufreakinghay!! :*

I love this 2 couples. They made my Quarantine happy. And also Baybayin. I loved it. When I was in Grade 9 our teacher in Filipino already teaches us how to write Baybayin at first I was confused because not all the letters in the English Alphabet are present in Baybayin. But as the time pass by. It already catches my attention. Baybayin is pretty easy to learn. I wonder how the Philippine Streets looks like if Baybayin was still used in the present time. Love from the Philippines 💖

Pilipinos should know how to write and read our very own baybayin ... It's simple and easy to learn ... Nakakaproud maging Pilipino...

I love you both. Vanessa and Fernando,your the best.

Hi Vanessa and Fernando, the music is a native music, the instrument used is kulingtang. I'm watching all of your reactions on the videos you features..I love the way you love Philippines and the Filipinos. Looking forward for more videos and reactions ☺️ we love you from Philippines..

I remember this was taught in history when I was in college. We were able to read and write. It was actually easy to learn. But the lack of usage and not often seen anywhere else made me forget. I'll learn this again :)

@joanherrera283

3 жыл бұрын

Dapat elementary pa lang tinuro na to sayang☹️..

Well, on the video they said that yah the fund is one of the factor why they can't let the baybayin be taught in school like a regular subject. And also because of the wilingness of the students, maybe they are just underestimating us students, we want to learn it! We really do. They just need to give it try to include it as a regular subject in school. Well me, I do trying to learn baybayin all by myself because it is really easy and interesting to learn. 💓 Btw, thanks for appreciating different things about our country. Salamat and Ingat! 🙌🏼💓 #MabuFreakingHay!

I agree all what he says.. Before the Spaniards came to the Philippines our ancestors know how to read and write. We, as a Filipino people also have an own alphabet but sad to say rare people knows the original alphabet of the Philippines. Because of the influence of the colonisers in to the country, I am glad 'cause in my college days my Filipino Prof. Shared his knowledge about the baybayin I am happy that one of my dreams come true 😍😍 I really want to know more about baybayin... As a Filipino Citizen there's a lot of things that I need to explore, I don't want to be a foreigner to my own country my goals is to share also my knowledges to everyone 😊 Happy Reactions I love your videos especially you love the Filipino culture, foods and etc.. ❤️❤️❤️ From one of your fans Mahal ko kayo at ingat kayo palagi po.

Never been fast on clicking a video your vlog reactions are really good❤️

I remember we studied Baybayin back in college and really, it's so beautiful. Just so unfortunate that I have already forgotten about it. But wanna learn it again for sure. Anyways, really love your reactions. Watching everytime.❤

i really love this couple so much😘😘😘😘😘thanks for supporting filipino culture

Thank you to both of you Sir for Appreciation to Philippine Writing System 🇵🇭.. #MabuhayPoKayo

Thank you for reacting to baybayin it is something all Filipino people should cherish and acknowledge. Thank you for your support. 🙇

I'm Happy that you reacted to this because I feel that Baybayin needs some recognition. I can write baybayin and it's so much fun to learn the writing system. it's so unique and pretty when to use, especially when you write your name or a beautiful word, it just different. I've been writing both the modernized and the original of the baybayin. I think that before the Philippines were colonized, they really have an education and the Baybayin s the proof, I mean it's like the other country (Japan, China, Korea, etc.) they have their own language and script, like the philippines.

so greatful to you guys... keep on reacting on philippine histories... it a real mind blowing... 😍😍

@zia5151

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr

hi Vanessa and Fernando... it's cool that you love the Philippines so much. Thank you! To comment on what the video said about our ancestors being already educated even before the Spaniards came to colonize us - yes, we've been taught in school about it and i think most Filipinos think it's true. You could search about the Laguna Copperplate Inscription (LCI), an ancient artifact that proves that the inhabitants of the PH islands centuries ago already have an established form of society/government, and that they can already read and write. Also, we still have at present, living with us, aborigines, the original people/inhabitants, with their culture intact including their ancient language and writing system. Look for the Mangyan tribes of the Mindoro Islands as an example. Well, again, thanks for sharing your videos with the world and showing everyone who cares that you love the Philippines. And Vanessa, i think you're pretty 😍😍😍 You're a nice couple! Stay safe, and keep your videos coming!

Finally... I currently studying baybayin for a half hour a day.. and because I'm a Filipino it's easy to write and read now...

I'm always ur silent viewers and I love all ur reacting about our country I'm so happy and proud on it thank you so much ❤️

@killersg.8290

2 жыл бұрын

They’re just reacting for the clout, that’s all they do, they never post anything non Philippines related, cuz they know that Filipinos love Philippine content

I Love Both of You! i'm Filipino Canadian My Forefather from Germany also Irish

Good afternoon, Happy Reactions. this is extremely nice looking video. thanks. :)

I remember during my high school days, our history teacher used to let us write in baybayin. Godbless you both. Mahal ko kayo.

Actually we can read and write Baybayin, Yes. Baybayin is our oldest Ancient Alphabet and until now we are very greatful about our ancestors who preserved our alphabets❤ Fun Facts: Actually we also have traditional music, dances and even indigenous people ritual music. For example; In american alphabets - Maraming Salamat at Mabuhay! In Baybayin - ᜋᜇ̵ᜋ̊ᜅ᜔ ᜐᜎᜋᜆ᜔ ᜋᜊ̥ᜑᜌ᜔! We're hoping that your next trip going back here soonest you'll have a tattoo using Baybayin words ☺😘

Its a tribal music... you can browse it...than you for featuring my country... i love you both Keep safe God bless ...Ingat kau palagi

English: I mastered Baybayin in just a week tbh, I am only confused with the "Kudlit" about 10% because of the E/I, and O/U. So I researched on improvised Baybayin scripts when it comes to Kudlits, now I managed to read them clearly. Hope this script will spread across the nation and the world soon. Thanks for sharing this documentary Happy Reactions. Love from Philippines :) Filipino: Inaral ko ang Baybayin sa isang linggo sa totoo lang, nalito lang ako sa mga Kudlit, mga 10 porsiyento dahil sa E/I, at O/U. Kaya, nagsaliksik ako sa inimprubahang Baybayin kapag tungkol ito sa mga Kudlit, ngayon kaya ko nang basahin nang maigi. Sana maagang palaganapin sa bansa natin at sa buong mundo ang sistema ng pagsulat sa Pilipinas. Salamat po na ibinahagi itong dokumentaryo, Happy Reactions. Pag-ibig mula sa Bansang Pilipinas :)

It is said that before the Magellan came (the Portuguese explorer that the Spanish Crown commissioned), even the people in the Mountains already read and write our ancient scripts. And, there are at least 10 ancient scripts. Baybayin is used to write Tagalog language, Badlit scripts for Visayan languages, Kurdita scripts for Ilocano language, Kulitan scripts for Kapampangan, Haninu’o and Buhid Scripts are used in Mindoro, Basahan scripts in Bicolano, Tagbanwa scripts are used in Palawan, Kirim for Mindanaoan, and Jawi for Tausug language.

ᝋᝍᝋᝒᝅᝒᝓ ᝐᝎᝋᝆᝒᝓ ᝐ ᝉᝄᝒᝓᝆᝅᝒᝓᝃᝒᝎᝒᝃᝒᝓ ᝅᝒᝓᝃᝓᝎᝒᝓᝆᝓᝍᝅᝒᝓᝉᝒᝎᝒᝉᝒᝈᝓ᜶ Maraming salamat sa pagtangkilik sa kulturang pilipino. (Thank you for appreciating Filipino Culture.) You two are a cute couple *pernando and banesa* 🙂🇵🇭♥️🙏🏾

You two guys make me always laugh 😂😁 From: PHILIPPINES

I think Baybayin alphabet will going to be enjoyable to learn and to use especially for younger generations if there's also Baybayin alphabet in Keyboards or keypads.. So that we can practice it and use it on social medias.. It's also good to introduce Baybayin smoothly until it will become a normal thing to us.. I just think it's kinda cute and better way to introduce our culture to foreign countries.. Thailand, Korean, Japan, chinese and so on.. They have their own Alphabet and that is so unique and interesting to study or to learn right.. I hope Baybayin will also rise as Philippines as a richer country in the future.. Btw I'm so thankful for your interest in our Country, my fellow filipino and to our culture. We love you, God Bless us all. Keep safe everyone 🤗😘😘

You guys are so NICE! Thank you, even though you guys are not Filipino but when I was observing You Guys are also like Filipino too, because I think that you are consistent to know all of our Culture in the PHILIPPINES and We will appreciate it and even you are consistent to know our language even though it's kinda hard..hehehe...I am so sorry for the wrong grammar guys..beacuse I'm only 12 and I wast just learning a perfect english..hehehe

I have some additional info. About "Baybayin" it means "baybay dagat" in English "Sail to Ocean" and the Baybayin writing is came from the different shape of ocean waves and you can see how those Babayin scripts was written, it's just like a flow of wave, because ancient filipinos is sailors that came to the Island of the Philippines. Thank you so much Fernando and Vanessa for the videos that you reacted about the Philippines we love you all😊😆

Yes even my father knew how to write the baybayin and it was also in our old school books and studied also some but because it was’t one of the subjects only part of the History subject. So sad that it was alkost forgotten. Thank you for being interested in our culture and history. God Bless you both.

Hello!!!From.Rhodes,island,,,Greece...'God Bless'...Beautiful couple...

Shout out ... love u happy reaction😍

Woah I'm gonna learn it. Its so interesting!

I'm proud to be a Filipina!

Hi! This is my first time commenting. I always watched your reactions, and i really love how you react, i can feel how you love Philippines, and it make me more proud. By the way, i tried searching but it seems you haven't reacted to a video titled "f-i-l-i-p-i-n-o by mikey bustos" I would be happy if you react to this, that's all. (Maraming salamat po sa pagmamahal sa Pilipinas) Thank you so much for loving Philippines 😊 Keep up the good work and we will love you even more.

I love Baybayin. 🥰 I love you guys! 🇵🇭 ᜐᜎᜋᜆ᜔

Hello po! Thank you for loving our country and share your thoughts. About in Baybayin actually in Department of Education (DepEd) our province in Laguna some school teach the BAYBAYIN to understand the Filipinos culture. About the music it's KATUTUBO MUSIC like waray, ayta, liberetos etc. Check in applications store their have baybayin keyboard it's free to download and easly to use it.

I believe in it.As of now I am learning to read and write Baybayin through the initiative of our fellow Filipinos whom they dedicated their effort to make it alive again.It is also their advocacy to enlighten us to what and who we really are.An eye opening indeed.