Documentary Project on Filipino American College Students

[hulaizlif]

Thank u for sharing this with me on Good Friday your message is a powerfull one and although I am not a colege student at this time I can relate and am so proud of you. your mission of sharing the experience of being a filipino american with others is so important. may God continue to bless you everyday!!!

[lcddg]

you spell Deguzman as one we use to spell deguzman in the philippines as De Guzman well my cousins in the US spell our sirname too in the same way as you

[djcoalesce]

Thank you for putting your history down online. The Fil-Am experience of a past generation is a lesson that should not be forgotten by its progeny. It will be interesting to see how Fil-Ams of this generation adapt and overcome despite, or maybe thankfully, that we are not beholden to old-world Asian culture and traditions.

[rhyanyeah123]

great editing

[oweheh]

angelo, ur right! everyone of us that came here has a goal, to left the family from poverty and make our own family. Way back in the philippines was our life of bitterness but through that we we're encourage to strive harder in everything, learn faster than anyone and survive like weeds... but the most extraordinary thing is the family closeness even friends. Come what may, that tie and bonding of our blood cannot be surpassed and exchange wherever we r, whatevery we do and whoever we're with!

[einnodnozid]

as your fellow filipino. i am so very proud of you bro... by the way, your mother and i was so called "magkababayan" i am also from cavite, phils.

[shelumiel]

as a filipino or filam people try to your fellow filam classmate to cook some filipino food like

PALABOK, BIBINGKA, PALITAW, KARE KARE, SUMAN, BICO, CHICKEN OR PORK ADOBO, RELYENONG BANGUS, BICOL EXPRESS, LAING, PANSIT BIHON, MAMI BATCHOY, DINUGUAN, GINATAANG KALABASA, SOPAS, PUTO, CHAMPORADO, LUGAW-AROZCALDO, BANANA QUE, KAMOTE QUE, GINATAAN, dringks: SAGO'T GULAMAN da best try nyong i search then you eaten it as fiesta: me suggestion!

[communitywork]

For Filipino American students who wish to experience Service Learning in community development in Manila, please contact the Center for Community Work and People's Development, thank you.

[crysvan]

this is a very nice video :) really touching!

[simplelivin]

hey props angelo for the good video...out of all the videos here in youtube...this one inspired me...as a college filipino american student too im also striving my best to make my family proud and repay the sacrifices they've made to better my future...thx alot dude for reminding me how much our heritage is rich and should never be forgetton or underestimated...thx again and mabuhay

dom

[KLMNO67890]

go google or web search" kill every one over ten" etc. mock battle etc.

[armyltnyc]

douche bag! they come to america so their son can have a better opportunity at life

Remember Leyte? I remember old timers telling me how they fought side by side with American Soldiers during WWII for freedom

[KLMNO67890]

don't forget, why parent go to america because americans taken our wealth and our freedom. Mabuhay

claim your right. remember the Leyte massacre

[armyltnyc]

they come to the US for opportunity, your an idiot

[djcoalesce]

Blame the merchant class of the city of Manila for sabotaging the "Filipino" independence movement of 1901-1906. Read into it. For starters, read "In Our Image" by Stanley Karnow. Semper Fidelis, Siempre Filipino.

[kittyL85]

It truly is amazing how Filipinos come to America to provide for better opportunities for their families and children. This is a wonderful project your doing Angelo!

~Christiane =)

[gotrice426]

two words describe this: AMAZING and INSPIRING.

[flyinfuj]

wooow!! u do ur thing man! this is one story that should definitely be told! = )