The Laguna Copperplate Inscription is the first historically proven Philippine document found, dating to 900 AD, written in Old Malay using Kawi script and refers to many places around Manila Bay. Its already a National Treasure of the Philippines, but sadly many people know little of it.. So I made the youtube video detailing it.
It pushes the date of Philippine recorded history back 621 years BEFORE the coming of Spain! It is tangible evidence of the high society ancient Filipinos lived in.
claim Austronesian by birth right as your race or culture and languages both south east Asian and Pacific islanders all the way to Madagascar and the mother land Taiwanese people we are australoid and mongoloid people mixed let the Austronesian people untie,
The biggest problems of the Filipinos is that they are great imitators.An example are names.Parents name their children that doesn't match the physical appearance of the child.They are so americanized and if someone will read only their first names you won't know their race/ethnicity.
@1419sunnyside really immitate this your lame for coming to see this video and critisize wat you dont fucken kno i have an american name but my blood flows filipino nd dat i cant imitate nd i wouldnt want to .go look up your culture and ur own history and try to find interest on it. u wont gain any culture by lookin at these video
filipinos are the same as malays, indonesians, native hawaiians and native polynesians....we share a common ancestral roots...we are the same race....
@syazwankhan There are two variants of the black race: (a) straight-haired, represented in Asia by the Dravidians and in Africa by the Nubians and the Tubbou or Tedda, all three with jet-black skins; (b) the kinky-haired blacks of the Equatorial regions. Both types entered into the composition of the Egyptian population
Philippines would have been so much richer if no invasions ever occurred, richer in biodiversity, more pure, and more, but i can't really wish for none of it to have happened because i wouldn't have existed, I'm 100% Filipino, but my last name is Spanish somehow yet I'm dark toned. I guess my ancestors consist of Nigretos or who ever were the former inhabitants of the Philippines and Spaniards...; oh well
@theshitaIker I agree. But there's no doubt that many pinoys are part spanish. After all, the spaniards were there for over 300 yrs and I'm sure many of them bred with the natives. Here in America they do DNA testing and white folks found out that they have some african genes in them from many generations ago during slavery. At that time, whites and black were not allowed to breed.
@theshitaIker I actually have a little Spanish blood in me, my grandmother's grandpa was half-half. She told me. But i also want to add in that what i meant on what i wrote before was that none of this would have ever happened. I was just using my last name as an example. :)
most filipinos are so proud of being spanish slaves thats all they talk about. never met a spanish speaking filipino ever just filipinos that learned spanish in school but not because their parents spoke spanish. i remember talking to someone who laughed at the canadian citizenship test cause they give a small booklet on canadian culture and politics and some history. then he says philippines has over 300 years of history all proud like. Filipinos are malay mixed with whatever.
for those who r too stubborn to accept it, the majority of the world population came from africa, and not becuz of that stupid darwin theory, but becuz u d have to be really dense not to see the facts. asian features r actually 1 of the most typical african feature and that s what makes them closer to africans than whites. in the midst of all the racial commotion white ppl r creating, they r the ones that are the lonliest and r trying the hardest to create somewhere to belong. just irony is all
@taliban911ify it doesn't matter where we came from,what matters is where we are going.btw,we Filipinos appreciate you showing interest in our culture as you took time to even leave a comment on this video.Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!
when you guys talk about america do you mean the white people? because america is one big melting pot so we have tons of races. I guess white people bring fear into every non white peoples eyes and it's sad because not all white people are bad, just the coruppted ones(sorry for the misspellings not perfect). Ok said my peace
everybdoy hates the americans nice =( it's not the people to hate just hate the government it's just not us other nations have their dark side to, so why do people always point the blame to us(americans) and use us for a scapegoat for all of the problems of the world. It's not my fault I was not born nor I had any control over it and was not apart of it. Why can't we all get along and have world peace? I would love that but I know I would never see it in my life time =(
message to nadjebabdul. muslim law doesnt allow muslim women to shown thier beautiful faces to everyone (tangina ang hirap nman magENGLISH), anyway why are you questioning there faith?
message to nadjebabdul. muslim law doesnt allow muslim women to shown thier beautiful faces to everyone (tangina ang hirap nman magENGLISH), anyway why are you questioning there faith? just because of there character...
if i say that they are doing and say SHAHADATUL LAILAHAILLAH MUHAMMADUR RASULLULLAH, and performing SALLAT, giving ZAKAT, they do SHAWM at the month of RAMADHAN, and performing HAJJ in MECCA. and They(we) believe in oneness of ALLAH, the malayka, the kitabs(QUR,AN and other RASUL,S ktab), all RASUL,S , yaumul akher, and QAdr from allah.... now... tell me?
anyway some filipino people features are from cordellera and they are not really muslims,though the other pictures(maranao pictures) am proud that i belong... and we are muslims
No other nation on earth has a purer form and thick bustle of free enterprise. Today as my wife and I waded through the Christmas throngs of shoppers, I marveled at the vibrancy and variety...the freshness and wide offerings of handmade items, fresh foods locally brought and ta sense of general brotherhood. America is bereft of these things, completely. For 6 years I have made this nation my home, and I pity Americans as they slowly slide into a Police State. Nothing is sadder than that.
It is so depressingly sad. that the people of the Phillipines were (is) so corrupted by extreme catholicsism and extreme capitalism. Brought on by imperialist Rome and Washington.
@pricofilipinaamerica You mean in the video? Paganism is the original belief of the natives of our country, which is still a prevalent part of our culture until Islam came, spreading trough the moro land followed by Christianity that spreads trough Luzon and mainly Visayas. Although, Paganism, which is more about praising the power of nature something like god "Apo" are still reserved in the tribes of the cordilleras and other part of the country.
@ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION I, for one, came from those tribes. My great great grandmother used to tell stories about the past, which is so loving... I just feel bad that she passed away last year because of old age at the age 100+. Just looking at her tattoo in her body, which is part of the culture, reminds me of the old days of the cordilleras until the influence of the katagalogans came. She even used to tell us how her late husband fought against the Japanese that why she receives money from gov.
@ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION no religion of people who are talking on this page . like whats your religion or anyone else's.. also buddhism and hinduism contributed to our culture and we also were once buddhist and hindu's.. in my case im sikh
@pricofilipinaamerica I'm a Christian but still practice some paganism as part of our culture. One thing I hate about religion is it's killing the traditional and cultural practice of our natives, especially Christianity.
@ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION yeh, well i actually am appreciating our hindu past , and acient past, im trying to find someone who knows how to write a religious word in babayian, "WAHEGURU". I want to put that on my walls. But I am not such a fan of the spanish I was before until i found out what really happend to the philippines now im all about the acient ancestors, hindu, buddhist, and my religion sikhism. plus i dont believe a man can be god, and also apprantly you go to hell if your a homosexual.
@pricofilipinaamerica probably because I'm contented w/ what I have right now and I have more important things to look and discover about life. I guess i'm in the stage of choice. Like they said, Life is not about sacrifice but choice. Our past ancestors didn't sacrifice but chose to fight to preserve what we have right now. Maybe I'll get in that point that i need to choose what path in life i should choose and what religion is worthy.
Spanish should have been our national language in the first place because then we will be more competitive internationally. And tagalog is just a representation of the manilenians, which is not the majority of the country. If we knew how to speak spanish, then the population would atleast know how to speak 3 languages or more. English as the universal, Spanish as international and national and our native language that represent our origin not the copy cat tagalog.
Ilokano: Umay kayu amin ta patugtugen tayu dyay gong para ken apo tayu nga nag-itid ti panagragsak biyag tayu. Haan tayu liplipatan dyay nalpuwan tayu amin.
Hay's it good to know 4 language. I hope to master spanish too.
It's one thing that we filipinos should be proud of because we can be internationally enticing w/ better communication w/ other country. If They could've just taught us Spanish rather than tagalog, then we should have been more competitive internationally.
Kankanaey: Umali kayo amin ta sapay taku i ganggansaan san apo tako ay manga-ililiw si panagraksak di biyag. Adi taku linglinglingan san nalpuwan taku amin.
English: Let's all go together and play a gong for our god for he/she give us grace and happiness in our life. Let's not forget where we came from.
tagalog: Halinat tayo'y magsamasama at tugtugin ang gong para sa ating diyos na nagpatnubay ng grasya at saya sa ating mga buhay, wag nating kalimutan kung saan tayo nanggaling.
--- After reading the most recent comments, I noticed that we moved from the topics of superficial comparisons of the outward appearance of comparative cultures to the genetic make-up of the people who live in the Philippine archipelago. Keep 'em coming, it's getting interesting lol
Maranao, Maguindanao, Tausug, Blaan, Tboli, Ifugao, Yakan, Aeta, etc The ancient cultures and customs are still practised! Although you may not even realise it when you meet each other in the markets or malls in Quiapo, Baguio or Davao, many people follow the ancient traditions once they are at home or with family.
for example, just because I can play kulintang music at home, it doesn't mean I need to walk around in a malong! lol
@FiIipinoUnqqoy no.. austronesian. austronesian are a subset of mongoloid peoples who originated in Taiwan and spread to the Philippines, then from there, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Pacific islands and even the island of Madagascar off the coast of East Africa. the links are seen in the very SIMILAR features, languages and customs from these areas. Check 'Austronesian' on google. Its an anthropological fact.
@deeeEeEEEeEee33eem One place I'd like to visit in Indonesia is the Island of Bali. Not necessarily for the resorts, but for the exotic buildings and culture that still exists there.
I wud take time travel, and go back to,the Philippines ancient prime and warn the natives about,the Spanish and American dickheads. especially Spanish.
Phiippines was once a melting pot of Sultanates, Rajhanates, Chinese Buddhists, Muslims and Hindus. We could have formed a great empire dammit!
@pricofilipinaamerica dats da problem. there this bullshit TV station called "TFC" (The "Filipino" Channel, really the "The Fucked-up Channel"), where all you see is children getting raped and families splitting up sucking most Filipinos into it and giving Filipinos a bad mentality and image. MOST "Filipinos" aren't even doing shit about taking our culture back. same with Mongolia. most monols arent taking their culture back
I mean "Tala Estate" daw or Tallano family daw ang nag mamay ari ng iisang pamilya lol... now can you please share your views regarding this. When I saw it I was like WHAT?! hahaha cause I haven't heard about Tallano or a family own the entire Philippine Archipelago.
I have 1 question I don't know if you already saw this video entitled : "Philippines owned by 1 family" saying that the "Tellano" family lol do you believe on that.. search on youtube and watch it.
@impinai79 Thank you for this, now this is what I call deep. I am very GLAD you provided this. This will make things even more exciting. Conspiracy is good. Although, the video you provided and the subject that we encounter in it is not the focal point of MY videos and does not focus on cultural subjects... it's definitely worth studying for the political and historical conspiracy thats woven into it. Awesome.
@FiIipinoUnqqoy I know u know everything. you are geneous, every videos where there is Filipinos you are actually there. So you already know our History, But i just don't like the name of your screen name because it's insulting to attached a FILIPINO word along with Unggoy. because using the Filipino is like generalizing us FILIPINOs.
Filipino immigrant who came to Sabah Malaysia tend to call Pan Asian or Eurasian and may be Indian, Persian, Arab and some Malays also native people as ''kastilang''. Some thought kastila or kastilang is pointed nose. Some people also thought kastilang is rock or traditional music. Are they using the proper words to describe those people and things?
Troll much? Why are you picking one word I said and blowing it out of proportion. Take a second and calm down [please. I'm not going to comment anymore.
Is their a name of our land given by the natives before the spanish took over? I mean I know that our neighboring nations call our land, now the Philippines, land of the gold or land of the barbaric people but was their a name for it by the early settlers?
@XxjHuNexX the Archipelago at that time was never in unison about having a national name, rather, the archipelago was divided by sultanates, dynasties and mini kingdoms that were at some point associated with hindu/bhuddist empires such as srivijaya and majapahit. and who had the most extensive trade associations with China, more than any other nation in that region at that time.
@teekhoi123 we have relatives that still have strong connection with one of the tribe in Baguio. I just forget which tribe they belong to but one of my 2nd cousin had a tribe marriage ritual. my 2nd cousin's father was the one from one of the Baguio tribe & one of my dad cousin married to a tribe princess in baguio, I have to ask again which tribe they belong as they only mentioned to me that they are igorot.
I agree with impinai79. look up austronesian heirtage so you have a better understanding of why we have so many similarities with other our neighboring nations.
@impinai79 .... Every country in east and southeast asia uses a form of banig. Nearly every ancient form of dwelling in tropical countries use natural tools and materials to create thatch roof houses - THEREFORE, bahay kubos or thatch roof houses are common in all tropical countries... I have to say, This is an environmental subject in regards to a way of living... THIS IS A REALLY SHALLOW WAY OF COMPARING CULTURES ... It really is lol... BIG< BIG < LAUGH lol
@impinai79 What about them? be more specific... Seriously. Also, disregard the term igorot. If your speaking in a general sense, have respect for the people of the cordilleras and refer to them by their respective ethnic idenities such as Ibaloy (featured in the video if you havnt seen), Ifugao... etc etc... C'mon. Give us something deep, not nonsense comparisons lol....
@teekhoi123 okay the bontoc, kalinga, the Ibaloi, The Itneg, The Kankana-ey, how about the Ivatan? of the northern luzon & who is the original settlers of the islands. before these influences that we have in our country? maybe you can share it too because i think u know more about our history.
@teekhoi123 I have one question because the pictures you put on here some houses are similar with Indonesian and Malaysian houses who do you think brought this to the Philippines or are we the one who brought it in Malaysia or Indonesia. The bamboo stick dance which is most of the South East Asia tribe originated in India. How about the use of Gong? Where did it originates?
@FiIipinoUnqqoy Interesting question... Mabuhay- without the cross sign, Tanggal- with the cross sign (Virama i think is what its called), mga -without the cross sign. Personally, I've used it with the virama, but I could do without it if someone asked to write something in what original baybayin would be. Where did you get all you knowledge about stuff like this? Share the wealth lol...
@FiIipinoUnqqoy The Archipelago was never in unison as far as having a national name. As far as the question, your main point out of the video was in regards to the erroneous title. However, some indigenous items featured in the video like the malong, sawwal kantiu, biyatawi... even the name Suwarmabumi, a majority of are not aware of those words nor the artistic expressions and aesthetics that indigenously developed in that time period within the archipelago. MORE POWER TO YOU for knowing.
filipinos compose of 60% malays, 35%chinese, and the remaining 5% compose of hispanic,indian, american etc, dont say that you are a latin even if its not.. love your own color thats who we are
sana my mg propose na ibalik ang sinaunang pagsusulat natin. tulad ng sa ibang countries. my sarili silang style ng pagsusulat. pangarap ko, na balang araw, maituro ulit sa mag aaral ang pagsusulat ng baybayin. ang original, hindi yung dinagdagan na ng mga espanyol ng + sign.
@juliuscrister I agree with you. I can read and write perfectly in Baybayin script. I think that as more educated people get introduced to it, a revival of its popularity can occur. Presently, a majority of Filipinos have not Idea of Baybayin or Kavi. You should google "Sulat sa Tanso". I'm sure you will find it intellectually satisfying and culturally amazing :)
@teekhoi123 i hope someday this lost piece of civilization again be used. compared with you, im not that good in writing and reading, dala na siguro ng kawalan ng backround dahil wala nga ngtuturo nito. sanay magkatotoo mga pangarap natin kapatid.
@Mr3starnsun Lol that defines most of their culture, so you are saying none of them are Filipino. I'll admit not all of the have Hispanic last names but a lot do. Ever heard of adobo or lechon? Those derive from the spanish culture, also the clothing for example the barong they wear at weddings also comes from the hispanic culture. When you are colonized for over 300 years from a different culture, of course you are going to pick up some of their habits.
@freedfighter96 Lechon existed before westerners started colonizing the Philippines. Also, Our ADOBO is no where near how hispanics cook their Adobo. "FILIPINO" adobo, which is cooked using soy sauce, native vinegar and water (base ingredients) had already existed before the Spaniards RENAMED the dish to adobo. Adobo simply means anything marinated. Also, As I have travelled back and forth to China, OUR way of cooking adobo is Identical to the way southern Chinese house holds cook their Chicken.
The sounds of Mindanao and the Malay archipelago and the calling of my malay ancestors native to the Philippines. Ancient People of the Philippines have a unique culture as oppose to the culture impose by the Spanish and similar to their nieghbour Indonesia and Malaysia. Filipinos should embrace thier past before colonial times reconnect and learn with thier Malay roots.
Not all Filipinos were completely assimilated to western culture, to name a few are the Tboli, Kalingas, Taut'bato, Manobo, Agta. Today ofcourse they are also the most descrimintated and overlooked group of people in the archipelago.
Filipinos with Spanish last names are not necessarily Hispanic nor do they have Spanish blood in them. During the 400 years of Spanish rule/colonialism, Spanish last names were enforced hence the Spanish family names.
@r1oot . I love your logic and I love the way you think. Same with Indonesians: their word for Shoes is "sepatu" (spanish sapatos), Kereta (Wagon) and Sabun (Savon)... they might as well be considered Hispanic too hahahaha.... PEOPLE THESE DAYS!
@r1oot and acording into my brain we are hispanic+indio ( indio+meztiso) if theres no spanish theres no filipino/filipina/tagalog/ and chavacano/ilocano and there more!!... spanish make us filipino/filipina im very gratefull to that......but we suffer too much... i think vietnam are chinese/french beccause of there faces for me
@r1oot I'm Filipino. My ancestors were Melayu warriors from the Sri Vijayan empire. Technically, I am "Malay." My family is from Pampanga, the first Spanish province in the Philippines. I have Spaniard blood. My father is Hungarian. So I have Malay, Spanish, and Hungarian blood. I don't consider myself "Hispanic." I consider myself Filipino.
This is the result of colonization of over 300 years. Confusion. I do not have any spanish ancestry whatsoever, but I'm 1/4 white due to my american grandmother. But most importantly, I don't brag about me being french, german this or that because it makes up a small percentage of my ethnicity. To my friends I'm asian, to my relatives I'm Filipino so I'm just leaving it at that. :)
because both appearance is very similar and sound too! Also, both only putting on their underpants without clothese lol That's why you, Filipinos and Japanese(Aniu) are same genetically and culturally
LOL You still believe that stupid Japanese ppl always says "Aniu" were Caucasoid? lol You must study more how far Homo sapiens sapiens came from and move to by Mitochondria Eve lolololol
@SNSDTVgeneration do you know what caucasoid is? according to genetics ainu people of japan were the first settlers of that archipelago before the mongoloids migrated, they traveled via part of uyghur, there were excavations of ancient mummies in the tarim basin in china, those mummies were six feet in height, red haired caucasians, some experts believed they were merchants some of them finally settled in the islands of japan.
Their appearances are looking like Indian people. That doesn't mean they're a part of Caucasoid. They have DNA "D2" as same as Tibet or Indo's. The people who still living close to Island in East Asia, can't be Caucasoid!! The source as you mentioned, were fake all made by Japanese right-winger! Filipinos were conquered by Espana, but which doesn't mean they're a part of Caucasoid.
@SNSDTVgeneration i never claim filipinos were nordics, YES people fro meast asia are mongoloids, but how about uyghur? how about east of afghanistan? what about turkey? they my friend are considered caucasoids, yes even i don't believe in such jewish propaganda, dont you know japs claim themselves as jews? but the ainu people were considered caucasoids before they were raped by chinese, even the mummies that i mentioned on the tarim basin was already shown in NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC.
Can some one clarify something for me... Are Filipinos Hispanic or Asian? I KNOW in a geographical sense they ARE ASIAN. However in a cultural sense they are VERY similar to those of a Hispanic background... How can they be so similar to Hispanics and be Asians at the same time?
@freedfighter96 We are asian, if you look at the roots of many of our culture, asian influence is deeprooted there.
Sure, you can say we have spanish surnames, but haven't you come to ask yourself of the odd spanish names some of us have? Like mine is Diamzon, and then theres Hizon, Yusinco, Cojuanco, Yuzon, Tuazon, Quiocho, Jante, Buncio, Chanco, Tioseco, Litonjua, etc. These are all actually mixes of either chinese or native, hispanified in spelling.
@ThtOnePinoy ... Your right, also- So many Filipinos have this annoying and ignorant misconception that just because they have a Spanish word as their last name, they automatically think they are part Spanish. Truth of the matter is, the pure European Spaniards would not dare share their elite last names with us ORIENTALS/Indios hence they created a book of Spanish Nouns that were forced upon the Chinese and Natives that lived in the Philippine Islands....
@teekhoi123 Hm I think most are just confused in an honest way, someone needs to shout out to all that spanish surnames for filipinos does not necessarily mean spanish lineage. You have a point about the surnames, there are spanish names that Mexicans have that even Filipinos don't have... I am lucky I guess, my surname is a native name from Guagua(formerly known as Huahua), although hispanized, Diamzon(Diamsun).
@ThtOnePinoy Technically modern Filipinos are oriental asians But most Filipinos catagorically falls into that due to interbreeding with Chinese merchants, sailors and pirates who came to the PI. But ancient people of the Philippines are not oriental asian they belong to the Austonesian stock which are the Malays and the Polenysians but there is also evidence of short and pgymy negroid who settled in the Philippines thousands of years ago know as the negritos, igorots and aetas.
@p01pl4y I believe it's far more complex than that, there is a reason why many of us are classified as Mongoloid, and so is Malaysians if I am not mistaken. Technically, pacific islands and asia share many links, links that are not acknowledged today... It is sad, I keep repeating this fact to people everytime as a result. The huge genetic link between Japanese, Guamanians, Filipinos, and Indonesians. Technically, Austronesia makes up about half of Asia :P Maybe more.
@freedfighter96 (continued) it also depends in areas of the Philippines, like Mindanao especially(excluding Zamboanga) has retained their native culture very much, whilst up until Luzon you'll start seeing this cultural awareness less and less. Ironically it was Luzon that was influenced a lot from other asians, the name Luzon itself is definitely not hispanic, but has been debated to be either Chinese origin or native origin, I say it's native and the chinese probably made an interpretation.
@freedfighter96 (continued) just my 2 cents on that luzon debate anyways, also look up here on youtube "The Pride, Power and Prestige Of The Philippines" by TheShadowParliament, that's one of the perhaps several thousands of history and culture that's been either left, forgotten, or neglected, why other filipinos besides me don't know about this crucial history is beyond me...
@freedfighter96 Filipinos are Asian because of our history even before Colonization. Also, because unlike other Hispanic cultures who speak 100% Spanish in their countries, Filipinos don't. Also, our rice farming techniques which is the backdrop of our culture was passed down to us even to this day from our ancestors form the Asian mainland. Also, our "TRUE" clothing style is of strictly Asian influence - do you know what a Malong, patadyong, putong, sablay, byachawi, sawal and salakot is?
@teekhoi123 where did you get that photo at 1:10? that house and 1:40 has the same architectural characteristics with the Lao and Thai cultures where it's called "sala" or the Payanaq symbol.
@teekhoi123 People don't really know what about Austronesian. Don't you know that we have similarity of rice terraces in Indonesia, Hawaii & Madagascar New Zealand. Don't you guys get it why most of the Filipinos have similarity languages with Austronesian people & why majority of our people looks more like Austronesian. We have Igorots & Aetas and other tribes that are animist or those who believe in Anitos or nature gods. Muslim religion was just an arab influence in Asia that reach us.
@impinai79 What does Islam have to do with this? "A majority of our people look austronesian"? ....People in the archipelago ARE austronesian just like a majority of main land southeast Asia and minorities in southern China and Taiwan. Most of the pieces of culture you see in this video are the proud developments of austronesian people who came from mainland Asia and thrived in civilized communities in the archipelago. OUR HISTORY DID NO START FROM ISLAM.
@teekhoi123 I believe on that the Philippines is not actually an Islamic State that some of the videos I saw saying that "Philippines" was an Islamic State. Because if we are then how come the Igorots & Aetas and some other ethnic groups why they were not converted to islam. I do believe that Islam was just an influence too before pre-spanish.
The Laguna Copperplate Inscription is the first historically proven Philippine document found, dating to 900 AD, written in Old Malay using Kawi script and refers to many places around Manila Bay. Its already a National Treasure of the Philippines, but sadly many people know little of it.. So I made the youtube video detailing it.
It pushes the date of Philippine recorded history back 621 years BEFORE the coming of Spain! It is tangible evidence of the high society ancient Filipinos lived in.
MrHalohalo85 16 hours ago
most pix are from muslim mindanao which never been occupied by the spain and american
MrBill2121 1 day ago
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nil1230 3 days ago
Proud of my pre-colonial heritage. All filos should be the same
MrJayseg 5 days ago
Rumpun Melayu
panglimahikayat 1 week ago
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claim Austronesian by birth right as your race or culture and languages both south east Asian and Pacific islanders all the way to Madagascar and the mother land Taiwanese people we are australoid and mongoloid people mixed let the Austronesian people untie,
MyBLOODMYPEOPLE 1 week ago
The biggest problems of the Filipinos is that they are great imitators.An example are names.Parents name their children that doesn't match the physical appearance of the child.They are so americanized and if someone will read only their first names you won't know their race/ethnicity.
1419sunnyside 1 week ago
@1419sunnyside really immitate this your lame for coming to see this video and critisize wat you dont fucken kno i have an american name but my blood flows filipino nd dat i cant imitate nd i wouldnt want to .go look up your culture and ur own history and try to find interest on it. u wont gain any culture by lookin at these video
flipforyou1 1 day ago
actually our ancient names are quite cool just like lapu-lapu, maya-maya, bangus, tilapya, dalag, gurami....... tanginang buhay to oh.
joey143anna 1 week ago
coool,...i feel like im going back in time, when everything seems to be so simple...sana maibalik pa itong mga eto
kevin080592 1 week ago in playlist interesting
bring back our ancient writing..they look cool:D
heavydutytech 1 week ago
filipinos are the same as malays, indonesians, native hawaiians and native polynesians....we share a common ancestral roots...we are the same race....
syazwankhan 2 weeks ago
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@syazwankhan There are two variants of the black race: (a) straight-haired, represented in Asia by the Dravidians and in Africa by the Nubians and the Tubbou or Tedda, all three with jet-black skins; (b) the kinky-haired blacks of the Equatorial regions. Both types entered into the composition of the Egyptian population
Research: Badarian and Naqada Cultures
eazydee415 2 weeks ago
05:15 the dance look similar with south sumaterans dance and thai dance
TheBungakertas 2 weeks ago
no doubt..the backsound is filipino malay instrument.. :)
TheBungakertas 2 weeks ago
Malaysia (British), Indonesia (Dutch), Filipina (Spain). Before the colonial era, we re brothers n share the same culture.
kingperahu 3 weeks ago
Philippines would have been so much richer if no invasions ever occurred, richer in biodiversity, more pure, and more, but i can't really wish for none of it to have happened because i wouldn't have existed, I'm 100% Filipino, but my last name is Spanish somehow yet I'm dark toned. I guess my ancestors consist of Nigretos or who ever were the former inhabitants of the Philippines and Spaniards...; oh well
ShAwTee1436 1 month ago in playlist Filipiniana
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Just because your last name is spanish doesn't mean that you are part spaniard. They imposed spanish last names on filipinos...
theshitaIker 4 weeks ago 5
@theshitaIker I agree. But there's no doubt that many pinoys are part spanish. After all, the spaniards were there for over 300 yrs and I'm sure many of them bred with the natives. Here in America they do DNA testing and white folks found out that they have some african genes in them from many generations ago during slavery. At that time, whites and black were not allowed to breed.
walangkeber 2 weeks ago
@theshitaIker I actually have a little Spanish blood in me, my grandmother's grandpa was half-half. She told me. But i also want to add in that what i meant on what i wrote before was that none of this would have ever happened. I was just using my last name as an example. :)
ShAwTee1436 4 days ago
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phillipos the macedonian
komotini0 1 month ago
We Are Siamese If You Please
We Are Siamese If You Don't Please
PeeGeeBeeDee 1 month ago
most filipinos are so proud of being spanish slaves thats all they talk about. never met a spanish speaking filipino ever just filipinos that learned spanish in school but not because their parents spoke spanish. i remember talking to someone who laughed at the canadian citizenship test cause they give a small booklet on canadian culture and politics and some history. then he says philippines has over 300 years of history all proud like. Filipinos are malay mixed with whatever.
hallmonitor98 1 month ago
i just want to say this very similar to culture of malaysia .
kartikasweet 1 month ago
thanks for your videos im searching too long to find where i can see or watch the history of the ancient filipinos
0120princess 1 month ago
mindanao(marugong and bambaran) is the origin.
jrkingjeddah 1 month ago
mindanao(marugong and bambaran) is he origin
jrkingjeddah 1 month ago
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for those who r too stubborn to accept it, the majority of the world population came from africa, and not becuz of that stupid darwin theory, but becuz u d have to be really dense not to see the facts. asian features r actually 1 of the most typical african feature and that s what makes them closer to africans than whites. in the midst of all the racial commotion white ppl r creating, they r the ones that are the lonliest and r trying the hardest to create somewhere to belong. just irony is all
smukase 1 month ago
Filipinos are an adaptable race that can speak multiple language, hardworking, career go-getters and family oriented.
Clarince1 1 month ago
pls read the seven continents of the world.... stupid...
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elycelg 1 month ago
ITS SAD
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FILIPINOS DOESNT EVEN KNOW WHERE THEY CAME FROM
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THEY ARE STUPID
taliban911ify 1 month ago
@taliban911ify it doesn't matter where we came from,what matters is where we are going.btw,we Filipinos appreciate you showing interest in our culture as you took time to even leave a comment on this video.Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!
oconsolacion 1 month ago
GO PHILIPPINES-2012.
cley75 2 months ago
The only freaking reason people say Filipinos are not Asiany,is because people are haters,also DUM SPAIN CONQURED THE PHILIPPINES
MeLikeGtaIv 2 months ago
when you guys talk about america do you mean the white people? because america is one big melting pot so we have tons of races. I guess white people bring fear into every non white peoples eyes and it's sad because not all white people are bad, just the coruppted ones(sorry for the misspellings not perfect). Ok said my peace
Nijikuma 2 months ago
everybdoy hates the americans nice =( it's not the people to hate just hate the government it's just not us other nations have their dark side to, so why do people always point the blame to us(americans) and use us for a scapegoat for all of the problems of the world. It's not my fault I was not born nor I had any control over it and was not apart of it. Why can't we all get along and have world peace? I would love that but I know I would never see it in my life time =(
Nijikuma 2 months ago
this is all muslim filipinos
nadjebabdul 2 months ago
@nadjebabdul isn't this anamist filipinos, because if it was muslim, then there wouldn't be allow their women faces to be shown in the pictures.
copypacercopypacer 2 months ago
message to nadjebabdul. muslim law doesnt allow muslim women to shown thier beautiful faces to everyone (tangina ang hirap nman magENGLISH), anyway why are you questioning there faith?
jrkingjeddah 1 month ago in playlist Filipiniana
message to nadjebabdul. muslim law doesnt allow muslim women to shown thier beautiful faces to everyone (tangina ang hirap nman magENGLISH), anyway why are you questioning there faith? just because of there character...
jrkingjeddah 1 month ago in playlist Filipiniana
if i say that they are doing and say SHAHADATUL LAILAHAILLAH MUHAMMADUR RASULLULLAH, and performing SALLAT, giving ZAKAT, they do SHAWM at the month of RAMADHAN, and performing HAJJ in MECCA. and They(we) believe in oneness of ALLAH, the malayka, the kitabs(QUR,AN and other RASUL,S ktab), all RASUL,S , yaumul akher, and QAdr from allah.... now... tell me?
jrkingjeddah 1 month ago in playlist Filipiniana
anyway some filipino people features are from cordellera and they are not really muslims,though the other pictures(maranao pictures) am proud that i belong... and we are muslims
jrkingjeddah 1 month ago in playlist Filipiniana
Nice vid.
bkdlis101 2 months ago
No other nation on earth has a purer form and thick bustle of free enterprise. Today as my wife and I waded through the Christmas throngs of shoppers, I marveled at the vibrancy and variety...the freshness and wide offerings of handmade items, fresh foods locally brought and ta sense of general brotherhood. America is bereft of these things, completely. For 6 years I have made this nation my home, and I pity Americans as they slowly slide into a Police State. Nothing is sadder than that.
JosephHuntington 2 months ago
It is so depressingly sad. that the people of the Phillipines were (is) so corrupted by extreme catholicsism and extreme capitalism. Brought on by imperialist Rome and Washington.
karmamonade 2 months ago 21
@karmamonade I agree!
teekhoi123 2 months ago
@teekhoi123 hope you know that muslims pretty muched owned the place and fixed everything up during the pre hispanic philippines
copypacercopypacer 1 month ago 2
@copypacercopypacer what its you again? ahahaha lols i dont want to have another argument with you so i wont start.
bursky09 1 month ago
@teekhoi123 Thumbs up for atheism!hahahaha
nav2491i 1 month ago
@karmamonade sana hindi nalang para pagano k p rin ngayon??? sasambahin mo ang araw at ang puno haha
babyfaceassassin21 3 days ago
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footballcoreano 2 months ago
i didnt know that photography is present in the early years of philippines.. hahahha this is not ancient..
kj91gorre 2 months ago
@kj91gorre it started on the 1840s
skilletarizabal 1 month ago
Ancient?????...do you know what century the ancient period ended and moderm period started.
ramraker 2 months ago
it seems the Spanish stole a lot of the worlds heritage from them. the Philippines, all of South America, Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico. It's a shame
R2FilmProductions 3 months ago
cant tell which religion is which from the clothes they where
copypacercopypacer 3 months ago
Great video! Take note at 5:47.
grubelsucht 3 months ago
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impinai79 3 months ago
Im just wondering what is everyone religion on this page? or if they have one?
pricofilipinaamerica 3 months ago
@pricofilipinaamerica You mean in the video? Paganism is the original belief of the natives of our country, which is still a prevalent part of our culture until Islam came, spreading trough the moro land followed by Christianity that spreads trough Luzon and mainly Visayas. Although, Paganism, which is more about praising the power of nature something like god "Apo" are still reserved in the tribes of the cordilleras and other part of the country.
ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION 3 months ago
@ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION I, for one, came from those tribes. My great great grandmother used to tell stories about the past, which is so loving... I just feel bad that she passed away last year because of old age at the age 100+. Just looking at her tattoo in her body, which is part of the culture, reminds me of the old days of the cordilleras until the influence of the katagalogans came. She even used to tell us how her late husband fought against the Japanese that why she receives money from gov.
ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION 3 months ago
@ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION no religion of people who are talking on this page . like whats your religion or anyone else's.. also buddhism and hinduism contributed to our culture and we also were once buddhist and hindu's.. in my case im sikh
pricofilipinaamerica 3 months ago
@pricofilipinaamerica I'm a Christian but still practice some paganism as part of our culture. One thing I hate about religion is it's killing the traditional and cultural practice of our natives, especially Christianity.
ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION 3 months ago
@ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION yeh, well i actually am appreciating our hindu past , and acient past, im trying to find someone who knows how to write a religious word in babayian, "WAHEGURU". I want to put that on my walls. But I am not such a fan of the spanish I was before until i found out what really happend to the philippines now im all about the acient ancestors, hindu, buddhist, and my religion sikhism. plus i dont believe a man can be god, and also apprantly you go to hell if your a homosexual.
pricofilipinaamerica 3 months ago
@ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION. why dont u find a different religion then>??
pricofilipinaamerica 3 months ago
@pricofilipinaamerica probably because I'm contented w/ what I have right now and I have more important things to look and discover about life. I guess i'm in the stage of choice. Like they said, Life is not about sacrifice but choice. Our past ancestors didn't sacrifice but chose to fight to preserve what we have right now. Maybe I'll get in that point that i need to choose what path in life i should choose and what religion is worthy.
ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION 3 months ago
@pricofilipinaamerica i mean probably not for now.
ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION 3 months ago
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Spanish should have been our national language in the first place because then we will be more competitive internationally. And tagalog is just a representation of the manilenians, which is not the majority of the country. If we knew how to speak spanish, then the population would atleast know how to speak 3 languages or more. English as the universal, Spanish as international and national and our native language that represent our origin not the copy cat tagalog.
ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION 3 months ago
Ilokano: Umay kayu amin ta patugtugen tayu dyay gong para ken apo tayu nga nag-itid ti panagragsak biyag tayu. Haan tayu liplipatan dyay nalpuwan tayu amin.
Hay's it good to know 4 language. I hope to master spanish too.
It's one thing that we filipinos should be proud of because we can be internationally enticing w/ better communication w/ other country. If They could've just taught us Spanish rather than tagalog, then we should have been more competitive internationally.
ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION 3 months ago
Kankanaey: Umali kayo amin ta sapay taku i ganggansaan san apo tako ay manga-ililiw si panagraksak di biyag. Adi taku linglinglingan san nalpuwan taku amin.
English: Let's all go together and play a gong for our god for he/she give us grace and happiness in our life. Let's not forget where we came from.
tagalog: Halinat tayo'y magsamasama at tugtugin ang gong para sa ating diyos na nagpatnubay ng grasya at saya sa ating mga buhay, wag nating kalimutan kung saan tayo nanggaling.
ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION 3 months ago
Holy crap! my family over in Philippines, patalak or tarlac I believe owns a gong!
that was passed down, not bought from Chinatown!
deeeEeEEEeEee33eem 3 months ago
Proud to be a member of the uncolonized tribes of the Cordillera :)
ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION 3 months ago
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only the filipino muslims were the smarteest ones while all the other non muslim.....arent that high tech like the supeior filipino muslims
copypacercopypacer 3 months ago
only the filipino muslims were the smarteest ons whil all the other non muslim.....arent that high tech like the supior filipino muslims
copypacercopypacer 3 months ago
@copypacercopypacer ahahahaha what an arrogant son of Allah
ASIANBOYZPRODUCTION 3 months ago
--- After reading the most recent comments, I noticed that we moved from the topics of superficial comparisons of the outward appearance of comparative cultures to the genetic make-up of the people who live in the Philippine archipelago. Keep 'em coming, it's getting interesting lol
teekhoi123 3 months ago
Maranao, Maguindanao, Tausug, Blaan, Tboli, Ifugao, Yakan, Aeta, etc The ancient cultures and customs are still practised! Although you may not even realise it when you meet each other in the markets or malls in Quiapo, Baguio or Davao, many people follow the ancient traditions once they are at home or with family.
for example, just because I can play kulintang music at home, it doesn't mean I need to walk around in a malong! lol
MrHalohalo85 3 months ago
@FiIipinoUnqqoy no.. austronesian. austronesian are a subset of mongoloid peoples who originated in Taiwan and spread to the Philippines, then from there, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Pacific islands and even the island of Madagascar off the coast of East Africa. the links are seen in the very SIMILAR features, languages and customs from these areas. Check 'Austronesian' on google. Its an anthropological fact.
MrHalohalo85 3 months ago
philipino are mix of mongoloid, austroloids and spanish caucasoid.
yomamafool1 3 months ago
malaysia,indonesia,philippines are autronesian.we are all have the same roots.
zhilvher03 3 months ago
im guesing all this can be found in Visayas and Mindanao.
most of Luzon is filled with....idw say.
deeeEeEEEeEee33eem 3 months ago
Music is so relaxing. really connects you and.....idk. literally speaks,to you about the true Filipinos
deeeEeEEEeEee33eem 4 months ago
Same with Indonesia, they too had such a glorious ancient past like Philippines.
deeeEeEEEeEee33eem 4 months ago 2
@deeeEeEEEeEee33eem One place I'd like to visit in Indonesia is the Island of Bali. Not necessarily for the resorts, but for the exotic buildings and culture that still exists there.
teekhoi123 3 months ago 3
@teekhoi123 yeah me too. im not a beach bum, i mean i love nice beaches but then again im more for sight seeing.
deeeEeEEEeEee33eem 3 months ago
I wud take time travel, and go back to,the Philippines ancient prime and warn the natives about,the Spanish and American dickheads. especially Spanish.
Phiippines was once a melting pot of Sultanates, Rajhanates, Chinese Buddhists, Muslims and Hindus. We could have formed a great empire dammit!
two middle fingers way up to Spain.
deeeEeEEEeEee33eem 4 months ago 2
@deeeEeEEEeEee33eem we can still take it back can still appreciate, practice, and keep up our ancestry, its just us who has to do it.
pricofilipinaamerica 3 months ago
@pricofilipinaamerica dats da problem. there this bullshit TV station called "TFC" (The "Filipino" Channel, really the "The Fucked-up Channel"), where all you see is children getting raped and families splitting up sucking most Filipinos into it and giving Filipinos a bad mentality and image. MOST "Filipinos" aren't even doing shit about taking our culture back. same with Mongolia. most monols arent taking their culture back
deeeEeEEEeEee33eem 3 months ago
I mean "Tala Estate" daw or Tallano family daw ang nag mamay ari ng iisang pamilya lol... now can you please share your views regarding this. When I saw it I was like WHAT?! hahaha cause I haven't heard about Tallano or a family own the entire Philippine Archipelago.
impinai79 4 months ago
@impinai79 Umm.. yeah... I'm pretty intrigued by it lol
teekhoi123 4 months ago
I have 1 question I don't know if you already saw this video entitled : "Philippines owned by 1 family" saying that the "Tellano" family lol do you believe on that.. search on youtube and watch it.
impinai79 4 months ago
@impinai79 Thank you for this, now this is what I call deep. I am very GLAD you provided this. This will make things even more exciting. Conspiracy is good. Although, the video you provided and the subject that we encounter in it is not the focal point of MY videos and does not focus on cultural subjects... it's definitely worth studying for the political and historical conspiracy thats woven into it. Awesome.
teekhoi123 4 months ago
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impinai79 4 months ago
@FiIipinoUnqqoy why did you chose a name with Filipino Unggoy? Are you a Filipino?
impinai79 4 months ago
@impinai79 he wants to insult filipinos.
joey143anna 4 months ago
@FiIipinoUnqqoy why do u hate us so much? did we do something wrong with you? I check on your profile you even have Antipinoy website posted on it.
impinai79 4 months ago
@FiIipinoUnqqoy I know u know everything. you are geneous, every videos where there is Filipinos you are actually there. So you already know our History, But i just don't like the name of your screen name because it's insulting to attached a FILIPINO word along with Unggoy. because using the Filipino is like generalizing us FILIPINOs.
impinai79 4 months ago
Filipino immigrant who came to Sabah Malaysia tend to call Pan Asian or Eurasian and may be Indian, Persian, Arab and some Malays also native people as ''kastilang''. Some thought kastila or kastilang is pointed nose. Some people also thought kastilang is rock or traditional music. Are they using the proper words to describe those people and things?
thesimplestway1001 4 months ago
@FiIipinoUnqqoy
Troll much? Why are you picking one word I said and blowing it out of proportion. Take a second and calm down [please. I'm not going to comment anymore.
r1oot 4 months ago
Is their a name of our land given by the natives before the spanish took over? I mean I know that our neighboring nations call our land, now the Philippines, land of the gold or land of the barbaric people but was their a name for it by the early settlers?
XxjHuNexX 4 months ago
@XxjHuNexX the Archipelago at that time was never in unison about having a national name, rather, the archipelago was divided by sultanates, dynasties and mini kingdoms that were at some point associated with hindu/bhuddist empires such as srivijaya and majapahit. and who had the most extensive trade associations with China, more than any other nation in that region at that time.
teekhoi123 4 months ago
@teekhoi123 we have relatives that still have strong connection with one of the tribe in Baguio. I just forget which tribe they belong to but one of my 2nd cousin had a tribe marriage ritual. my 2nd cousin's father was the one from one of the Baguio tribe & one of my dad cousin married to a tribe princess in baguio, I have to ask again which tribe they belong as they only mentioned to me that they are igorot.
impinai79 4 months ago
@impinai79 Igorot is not a tribe.
TheCocomochi 4 months ago
I agree with impinai79. look up austronesian heirtage so you have a better understanding of why we have so many similarities with other our neighboring nations.
XxjHuNexX 4 months ago
Austronesians knows how to do a "Banig" used it as sleeping mat, their houses similarities of "bahay kubo" etc.
impinai79 4 months ago
@impinai79 .... Every country in east and southeast asia uses a form of banig. Nearly every ancient form of dwelling in tropical countries use natural tools and materials to create thatch roof houses - THEREFORE, bahay kubos or thatch roof houses are common in all tropical countries... I have to say, This is an environmental subject in regards to a way of living... THIS IS A REALLY SHALLOW WAY OF COMPARING CULTURES ... It really is lol... BIG< BIG < LAUGH lol
teekhoi123 4 months ago
@teekhoi123 but how about the Aetas & the Igorots. Houses? before pre-historical do they have the same designs?
impinai79 4 months ago
@impinai79 What about them? be more specific... Seriously. Also, disregard the term igorot. If your speaking in a general sense, have respect for the people of the cordilleras and refer to them by their respective ethnic idenities such as Ibaloy (featured in the video if you havnt seen), Ifugao... etc etc... C'mon. Give us something deep, not nonsense comparisons lol....
teekhoi123 4 months ago
@teekhoi123 okay the bontoc, kalinga, the Ibaloi, The Itneg, The Kankana-ey, how about the Ivatan? of the northern luzon & who is the original settlers of the islands. before these influences that we have in our country? maybe you can share it too because i think u know more about our history.
impinai79 4 months ago
@teekhoi123 I have one question because the pictures you put on here some houses are similar with Indonesian and Malaysian houses who do you think brought this to the Philippines or are we the one who brought it in Malaysia or Indonesia. The bamboo stick dance which is most of the South East Asia tribe originated in India. How about the use of Gong? Where did it originates?
impinai79 4 months ago
I wudv loved to visit the Philippines in its ancien prime. Fuck you Spain.
deeeEeEEEeEee33eem 4 months ago
@FiIipinoUnqqoy Extensive, independent research is the way to go lol....
teekhoi123 4 months ago
@FiIipinoUnqqoy Interesting question... Mabuhay- without the cross sign, Tanggal- with the cross sign (Virama i think is what its called), mga -without the cross sign. Personally, I've used it with the virama, but I could do without it if someone asked to write something in what original baybayin would be. Where did you get all you knowledge about stuff like this? Share the wealth lol...
teekhoi123 4 months ago
@FiIipinoUnqqoy .. Now this is something interesting.... thank you.
teekhoi123 4 months ago
@FiIipinoUnqqoy The Archipelago was never in unison as far as having a national name. As far as the question, your main point out of the video was in regards to the erroneous title. However, some indigenous items featured in the video like the malong, sawwal kantiu, biyatawi... even the name Suwarmabumi, a majority of are not aware of those words nor the artistic expressions and aesthetics that indigenously developed in that time period within the archipelago. MORE POWER TO YOU for knowing.
teekhoi123 4 months ago
@teekhoi123 "A MAJORITY OF FILIPINOS" ... typo...
teekhoi123 4 months ago
filipinos compose of 60% malays, 35%chinese, and the remaining 5% compose of hispanic,indian, american etc, dont say that you are a latin even if its not.. love your own color thats who we are
Ainthove 4 months ago
@Ainthove.. VERY good input. Thanks!!
teekhoi123 4 months ago
sana my mg propose na ibalik ang sinaunang pagsusulat natin. tulad ng sa ibang countries. my sarili silang style ng pagsusulat. pangarap ko, na balang araw, maituro ulit sa mag aaral ang pagsusulat ng baybayin. ang original, hindi yung dinagdagan na ng mga espanyol ng + sign.
juliuscrister 4 months ago
@juliuscrister I agree with you. I can read and write perfectly in Baybayin script. I think that as more educated people get introduced to it, a revival of its popularity can occur. Presently, a majority of Filipinos have not Idea of Baybayin or Kavi. You should google "Sulat sa Tanso". I'm sure you will find it intellectually satisfying and culturally amazing :)
teekhoi123 4 months ago
@teekhoi123 i hope someday this lost piece of civilization again be used. compared with you, im not that good in writing and reading, dala na siguro ng kawalan ng backround dahil wala nga ngtuturo nito. sanay magkatotoo mga pangarap natin kapatid.
juliuscrister 4 months ago
Filipinos are Latinos
Skribz714 4 months ago
@Mr3starnsun Lol that defines most of their culture, so you are saying none of them are Filipino. I'll admit not all of the have Hispanic last names but a lot do. Ever heard of adobo or lechon? Those derive from the spanish culture, also the clothing for example the barong they wear at weddings also comes from the hispanic culture. When you are colonized for over 300 years from a different culture, of course you are going to pick up some of their habits.
freedfighter96 4 months ago
@freedfighter96 Lechon existed before westerners started colonizing the Philippines. Also, Our ADOBO is no where near how hispanics cook their Adobo. "FILIPINO" adobo, which is cooked using soy sauce, native vinegar and water (base ingredients) had already existed before the Spaniards RENAMED the dish to adobo. Adobo simply means anything marinated. Also, As I have travelled back and forth to China, OUR way of cooking adobo is Identical to the way southern Chinese house holds cook their Chicken.
teekhoi123 4 months ago
SOME OF US IN THE PHILIPINES ARE INDIO+MEZTISO...
Ecchi145 4 months ago
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Ecchi145 4 months ago
@Mr3starnsun Dude... Hispanic last names, foods, clothing.. ect
freedfighter96 4 months ago
The sounds of Mindanao and the Malay archipelago and the calling of my malay ancestors native to the Philippines. Ancient People of the Philippines have a unique culture as oppose to the culture impose by the Spanish and similar to their nieghbour Indonesia and Malaysia. Filipinos should embrace thier past before colonial times reconnect and learn with thier Malay roots.
p01pl4y 4 months ago
i love the background music
meryll7885 4 months ago
Not all Filipinos were completely assimilated to western culture, to name a few are the Tboli, Kalingas, Taut'bato, Manobo, Agta. Today ofcourse they are also the most descrimintated and overlooked group of people in the archipelago.
beatbstrdz 4 months ago
Filipinos with Spanish last names are not necessarily Hispanic nor do they have Spanish blood in them. During the 400 years of Spanish rule/colonialism, Spanish last names were enforced hence the Spanish family names.
KEVINtingzon93 4 months ago
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cutemacmac 4 months ago
How nostalgic would it be if i live during those ancient times.
LionNevermore 5 months ago
IF Filipinos are considered Hispanic.
Then Vietnamese should be considered French..
Period.
r1oot 5 months ago 9
@r1oot . I love your logic and I love the way you think. Same with Indonesians: their word for Shoes is "sepatu" (spanish sapatos), Kereta (Wagon) and Sabun (Savon)... they might as well be considered Hispanic too hahahaha.... PEOPLE THESE DAYS!
teekhoi123 5 months ago
Vietnam are looks like chinese....these days...
Ecchi145 4 months ago
@r1oot and acording into my brain we are hispanic+indio ( indio+meztiso) if theres no spanish theres no filipino/filipina/tagalog/ and chavacano/ilocano and there more!!... spanish make us filipino/filipina im very gratefull to that......but we suffer too much... i think vietnam are chinese/french beccause of there faces for me
Ecchi145 4 months ago
@r1oot I'm Filipino. My ancestors were Melayu warriors from the Sri Vijayan empire. Technically, I am "Malay." My family is from Pampanga, the first Spanish province in the Philippines. I have Spaniard blood. My father is Hungarian. So I have Malay, Spanish, and Hungarian blood. I don't consider myself "Hispanic." I consider myself Filipino.
Period.
h4s4t4n 4 months ago
@h4s4t4n Identity Crisis much?
This is the result of colonization of over 300 years. Confusion. I do not have any spanish ancestry whatsoever, but I'm 1/4 white due to my american grandmother. But most importantly, I don't brag about me being french, german this or that because it makes up a small percentage of my ethnicity. To my friends I'm asian, to my relatives I'm Filipino so I'm just leaving it at that. :)
r1oot 4 months ago
Ancient Filipinos and Ancient Japanese (Aniu) are same people!
Japanese language sounds similar with Filipinoss
SNSDTVgeneration 5 months ago
@SNSDTVgeneration well why you say that?
joey143anna 5 months ago
@joey143anna
because both appearance is very similar and sound too! Also, both only putting on their underpants without clothese lol That's why you, Filipinos and Japanese(Aniu) are same genetically and culturally
SNSDTVgeneration 5 months ago
@SNSDTVgeneration the fact is all asians from east to southeast asia share common dna. Anuis are people who has caucasoid bloodline.
joey143anna 5 months ago
@joey143anna
LOL You still believe that stupid Japanese ppl always says "Aniu" were Caucasoid? lol You must study more how far Homo sapiens sapiens came from and move to by Mitochondria Eve lolololol
SNSDTVgeneration 5 months ago
@SNSDTVgeneration do you know what caucasoid is? according to genetics ainu people of japan were the first settlers of that archipelago before the mongoloids migrated, they traveled via part of uyghur, there were excavations of ancient mummies in the tarim basin in china, those mummies were six feet in height, red haired caucasians, some experts believed they were merchants some of them finally settled in the islands of japan.
joey143anna 5 months ago
@joey143anna
Their appearances are looking like Indian people. That doesn't mean they're a part of Caucasoid. They have DNA "D2" as same as Tibet or Indo's. The people who still living close to Island in East Asia, can't be Caucasoid!! The source as you mentioned, were fake all made by Japanese right-winger! Filipinos were conquered by Espana, but which doesn't mean they're a part of Caucasoid.
SNSDTVgeneration 5 months ago
@SNSDTVgeneration i never claim filipinos were nordics, YES people fro meast asia are mongoloids, but how about uyghur? how about east of afghanistan? what about turkey? they my friend are considered caucasoids, yes even i don't believe in such jewish propaganda, dont you know japs claim themselves as jews? but the ainu people were considered caucasoids before they were raped by chinese, even the mummies that i mentioned on the tarim basin was already shown in NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC.
joey143anna 5 months ago
This is wonderful...thank you ...:)
azsoen 5 months ago
Can some one clarify something for me... Are Filipinos Hispanic or Asian? I KNOW in a geographical sense they ARE ASIAN. However in a cultural sense they are VERY similar to those of a Hispanic background... How can they be so similar to Hispanics and be Asians at the same time?
freedfighter96 6 months ago
@freedfighter96 We are asian, if you look at the roots of many of our culture, asian influence is deeprooted there.
Sure, you can say we have spanish surnames, but haven't you come to ask yourself of the odd spanish names some of us have? Like mine is Diamzon, and then theres Hizon, Yusinco, Cojuanco, Yuzon, Tuazon, Quiocho, Jante, Buncio, Chanco, Tioseco, Litonjua, etc. These are all actually mixes of either chinese or native, hispanified in spelling.
ThtOnePinoy 6 months ago 3
@ThtOnePinoy ... Your right, also- So many Filipinos have this annoying and ignorant misconception that just because they have a Spanish word as their last name, they automatically think they are part Spanish. Truth of the matter is, the pure European Spaniards would not dare share their elite last names with us ORIENTALS/Indios hence they created a book of Spanish Nouns that were forced upon the Chinese and Natives that lived in the Philippine Islands....
teekhoi123 5 months ago 4
@teekhoi123 Hm I think most are just confused in an honest way, someone needs to shout out to all that spanish surnames for filipinos does not necessarily mean spanish lineage. You have a point about the surnames, there are spanish names that Mexicans have that even Filipinos don't have... I am lucky I guess, my surname is a native name from Guagua(formerly known as Huahua), although hispanized, Diamzon(Diamsun).
ThtOnePinoy 5 months ago
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impinai79 4 months ago
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impinai79 4 months ago
@ThtOnePinoy Technically modern Filipinos are oriental asians But most Filipinos catagorically falls into that due to interbreeding with Chinese merchants, sailors and pirates who came to the PI. But ancient people of the Philippines are not oriental asian they belong to the Austonesian stock which are the Malays and the Polenysians but there is also evidence of short and pgymy negroid who settled in the Philippines thousands of years ago know as the negritos, igorots and aetas.
p01pl4y 4 months ago
@p01pl4y I believe it's far more complex than that, there is a reason why many of us are classified as Mongoloid, and so is Malaysians if I am not mistaken. Technically, pacific islands and asia share many links, links that are not acknowledged today... It is sad, I keep repeating this fact to people everytime as a result. The huge genetic link between Japanese, Guamanians, Filipinos, and Indonesians. Technically, Austronesia makes up about half of Asia :P Maybe more.
ThtOnePinoy 4 months ago
@freedfighter96 (continued) it also depends in areas of the Philippines, like Mindanao especially(excluding Zamboanga) has retained their native culture very much, whilst up until Luzon you'll start seeing this cultural awareness less and less. Ironically it was Luzon that was influenced a lot from other asians, the name Luzon itself is definitely not hispanic, but has been debated to be either Chinese origin or native origin, I say it's native and the chinese probably made an interpretation.
ThtOnePinoy 6 months ago
@freedfighter96 (continued) just my 2 cents on that luzon debate anyways, also look up here on youtube "The Pride, Power and Prestige Of The Philippines" by TheShadowParliament, that's one of the perhaps several thousands of history and culture that's been either left, forgotten, or neglected, why other filipinos besides me don't know about this crucial history is beyond me...
ThtOnePinoy 6 months ago
@freedfighter96 Filipinos are Asian because of our history even before Colonization. Also, because unlike other Hispanic cultures who speak 100% Spanish in their countries, Filipinos don't. Also, our rice farming techniques which is the backdrop of our culture was passed down to us even to this day from our ancestors form the Asian mainland. Also, our "TRUE" clothing style is of strictly Asian influence - do you know what a Malong, patadyong, putong, sablay, byachawi, sawal and salakot is?
teekhoi123 6 months ago 7
@teekhoi123 where did you get that photo at 1:10? that house and 1:40 has the same architectural characteristics with the Lao and Thai cultures where it's called "sala" or the Payanaq symbol.
sosinceremusic 5 months ago
@teekhoi123 People don't really know what about Austronesian. Don't you know that we have similarity of rice terraces in Indonesia, Hawaii & Madagascar New Zealand. Don't you guys get it why most of the Filipinos have similarity languages with Austronesian people & why majority of our people looks more like Austronesian. We have Igorots & Aetas and other tribes that are animist or those who believe in Anitos or nature gods. Muslim religion was just an arab influence in Asia that reach us.
impinai79 4 months ago
@impinai79 What does Islam have to do with this? "A majority of our people look austronesian"? ....People in the archipelago ARE austronesian just like a majority of main land southeast Asia and minorities in southern China and Taiwan. Most of the pieces of culture you see in this video are the proud developments of austronesian people who came from mainland Asia and thrived in civilized communities in the archipelago. OUR HISTORY DID NO START FROM ISLAM.
teekhoi123 4 months ago
@teekhoi123 I believe on that the Philippines is not actually an Islamic State that some of the videos I saw saying that "Philippines" was an Islamic State. Because if we are then how come the Igorots & Aetas and some other ethnic groups why they were not converted to islam. I do believe that Islam was just an influence too before pre-spanish.
impinai79 4 months ago