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Take a fresh look at your lifestyle.
They dont have senior lines in america? Wow.
Roses are red
I'm a filipino too
Nobody cares if you're proud being a filipino
So just stop, it's toxic and cringy.
I really appreciate this love u✌🇵🇭
We take care of our parents because they take care of us
It's an Asian thing. How you address someone depending on the Level of seniority like age also exist in China, South Korea, etc
PROUD FILIPINO HEREEEEE YEY HAHAHAHAHA
Love it tom!!!
watching frm Dubai
Thanks for respecting the Filipino hehe.💕
soooo touching! i'm a filipina and thanks for recognizing these for us!! ❤️ mabuhay po kayo! 😍
Thank you for showing how respectful Filipinos are.
Thank you very much for having put it so well, how we Filipinos respect and love our elderly, moreso our love for family Thank you and God bless. you.
This made me a bit teary as a Filipino who doesn't think much about these kind of things…
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We plunge into a search for career, fame and fortune and only when we or somebody in the family gets very sick we remember again what really matters. They are so right: the family is the only thing. They have a kind of unexpected wisdom inside them, like remnants of a high culture existing long before westerners came. It's so easy to think that before the Spanish they were isolated, barbaric tribal hunter gatherers but how then did they pick up their advanced philosophy???
Oh nu I missed my homeland feels like I wanna go home..,
Watching ur vlog here in Kuwait💕🌵🐪
Hey.. I'm a Filipino… And I'm proud that you made this video,and I'm glad to you respect Filipino even if you're a foreigner 😊😊😊.. P. S… New fan
Wherever you will do the Mano po! Always remove your head cap that one is also the sign of Respect too.👍
Po doesn't mean anything. it's just respect "wordified"
Yeah there is a lot,and there is also tita and tito
We really respect our parents, our senior citizen, and do you know that in everything they purchase the establishments have special discounts for what they bought, in my city senior citizens, enjoy lots of privilage, watching movie is free, special gifts on their birthday, cash incentives if you reach an aged milestone say 70-100 yrs old, where in the world you find that its nice to retire in the Philippines well if your a filipino citizen.
like thailand also we respect our elder also here in southeast asia we are brothers
Even tho im a Filipino i wont ask for likes. Cuzz dats pretty much half of the comments. 👍🖤
Tom I’m into watching YouTube for quite a while, but why is that it’s only now I discover your utube. Watching your YouTube makes mo more prouder as a filipino
I'm Filipino thank you at the end
It's a culture bro
Salamat po kuya sa pag send po nito po
When doing "Mano po", its necessary to take off the hat and then put the hand of the elder person on your forehead.
We belong to the malayrace which we inherited the respect mano po etc…
Not just Burger King, but most all restaurants, and grocery stores have a special line just for seniors.
I have been in the Philippines for over 10 years and to this day I have yet to see a child yell at their parents or grandparents.
And even after all these years I’ve been here, I still don’t know how they do it. It just works.
Po is equivalent to san or sama in japanese.
"po" – is added at the end/ middle of a phrase or sentence to denote a respectful/polite response.
"opo" – is the polite version of "oo", which means "yes".
Thanks for sharing culture! ❤️
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It is really overwhelming that my nephew if 35 years old blessed ir made the mano po sign of respect to me where all other different nationalities are watching us in a foreign land.
Very well said
BTW , WE CALL IT MANO …
Taking the hand of an elder person
to the forehead is a sign of greeting and respect , kisses on the forehead is another version of
hello and respect as well as kisses
On the cheeks . Adressing an elder
person or answering them wirh HO – OHO and PO – OPO is again a sign of respect . ALL OF US HAS
GOOD MANNERS and RIGHT CONDUCT SUBJECT IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL , WHICH IS
RIGHT , THAT IS THE BEST TIME
TO FORM THE BEHAVIOUR OF A
CHILD ….
All ur vid make me, my family and filipinos cry
This is common practice in the Philippines and we would not realize how good it is until we are being compared to other culture.
As example, I will really keep my parents to live with me as long as I can, but there are isolated people and siblings who disown their parents
to add up to that whenever we talk to strangers older than us, we call them "nay" (mother), "tay" (father), "lolo" (grandfather), "lola" (grandfather), etc. and older people will call you "anak"
Wait, I thought senior citizen lanes are normal everywhere in the world, especially for business establishments like malls and fast food restaurants (ತ_ತ)
Maraming salamat sa pagmamahal sa pilipinas
That's true…
Yes agree fully. Glad you enjoy the culture. I had a hard time as a senior walking in front of someone who had waited a long time but they didn't mind me going ahead
Babalu: Po? Opo, i-tunga po. Opo, Opo, wag po! wag po!
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Babalu: Wrong number.
Mano Po is a regional thing in the Philippines. No one in Iloilo does it.
Hi iam from philipines kamusta