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Hello hello hello magandang gabi hello mr yes hello everyone it's a party yes and this is special because we are celebrating so this is uh what this is a mini presentation of our buanang weekend and my idea is to fit you fit your future one of our poland eyes here hello colica simmons
Hello uh hello uh uh old boring noise and very nice to my to our old what all people in the communities but yeah kelly how are you how are you in hawaii hi joanne thank you for being here and yes hi um hi taylor yes please meet kolika
She's also like a child of a filipino so and and i i've got to know a little about her i think i've got an impression that she's a chef so and she prepared a recipe for our ube cake tonight are you not excited and yes yes i'm really i'm really longing for
For for ube it's been a while for me i bet you i'm going to we me and bruce me and bruce are going to do this tomorrow tomorrow because why because tomorrow is bruce's birthday he'll make a cake for himself and it's ube cake yes happy birthday to yes happy birthday to bruce
Bruce i hope you are listening i hope you are listening i've announced to the world that it's your birthday tomorrow and it's going to be hopefully ube cake for his birthday tomorrow we will make it we will make it yes and uh what else yes ubiquito
And for a background i don't know i think it's it's just right background i'm always saying that uh i'm always saying it on also correct me if i'm wrong but but maybe we have different perception because my generation is older generation maybe i'm about 30 years older than johan
But based on my experience or based on my perception based on my perception personal perception filipino culture we are not a baking baking country yes we are not i mean what i mean is that not baking like if you turn you turn your history back a little way back and also if you
Go towards rural places of the philippines rural when i mean rural is that the provinces and not a lot of households have oven not a lot not a lot not a lot have oven or anything uh uh what modern equipment so especially these days or especially
Even up to these days many of our our families back in the philippines so we still cook on open fire if you if you understand what of open fire is like three stones uh shape what position in a triangle so open so you need firewood you you start your fire through firewood i'm
Distracted by this screen let me so what i mean so then they gather firewood and yes uh cook their rice on on we call it caldero yes traditionally we don't have ovens yeah so i'm talking about the philippines i don't know i believe here in america it's been it's been centuries already you
Uh you guys here you are always a baking family baking society but uh but uh in the philippines not although we have delicacies yes speaking of delicacies as we talk about food tell me if you've been in the philippines and you've uh have you personally experienced those
Food that sold on the streets or on the open market we call palenque or sometimes carinderia whatever kind of mini store what you call here mom and pops so we are all about kakanin kakanin so kakanin basically not not most of our kakanins are not baked
They are not baked so mostly they are just steamed steamed and also if ever it's close to bake like bibinka if i would say bibinka it's cooked in a way such that there's fire on the bottom and then there's your mold for bibinka on top of the fire and then there's fire
On top so that's how bibinka is made so that's what we call baking in the philippines so not like the modern like machine oven that we know we know right so i think it's just a background and that's what i know that's what that's my perception because i grew up in the pro
In the province especially in the island of marinduque and yes our ways of cooking are really like what we say behind or it's not that i'm not that i'm downgrading our ways of life but it's just practical that way you see lesser cost on gas lesser cost on electricity so you just
Have to gather your firewood and just be patient with all your cooking and you call baking and most of our kakanin we call kakanin are many of them are are deep fried deep fried yes i think i'm not a chef or i'm not into culinary arts but
I love cooking i i mean i mean mine is into home cooking and kind of cooking that i know based on experience and based on watching cooking show yes wow two weeks two weeks you stayed in the philippines good for you yes and don't you feel like you wish
You you're there again just like me and bruce as we were saying it would be nice to be caught locked down in the island yes i don't know if i said it right loving up let me say it i push you to go visit the philippines yes
And explore our our um what filipino food food and our ways of cooking and i hope you will understand especially the old ways our grandma and grand what mothers and grandma used to have you stayed uh 14 days in the philippines yes yeah it will be nice if you go back after
Coffee 19 when travel is more convenient than today i don't know i only speak target yes taglish is all right maybe tonight i will introduce to you let's have this one and yes this is our chat screen let's do this way let's do it this way yay so it's like next slide
And look at the lovely cake really i'm in love with this one and thank you for your pictures colica thank you yes and uh thank you for your permission that you're here and yes and also i would like to remind the audience that kolika's uh website is right
Is written down there in the description so feel free to visit her website she has lots of recipes especially uh cakes and other stuff i don't know what term to use but she got interesting products for you you can follow her instructions her procedures down there in the description but not
This time yet later when we're done here okay just keep put it in your mind that you got the link down there in the description okay next next okay now i started with disclaimer disclaimer i like to be on a safe side right this recipe is for learning
Tagalog words and phrases take note of that some ingredients and procedures may not may be faulty due to my lack of skill in baking peace okay i wish to call colica's attention and scrutiny okay if any one of my audience wants to try anything i mentioned
Try it at their own risk at their own risk how is that i hope that i'm on a safe side here but kolika is right here with us so she can comment ask her okay next okay so our objective for tonight yes uh to help you increase your tagalog vocabulary let's identify
Nouns related to baking let's identify verbs related to baking as well and then let i'm going to introduce tagalog common words and phrases ah there you are tj i i remember you yes thank you for being here enjoy uh make friends with people here uh yeah you are all boring noise and
Very nice to me yes natalia okay next okay so i prepared some small pictures for you you will need rice cooker i was telling kolika that this is not the kind of rice cooker that we have we just have the one button button button rice cooker so this is not the one i'm
Not familiar oh i'm not familiar how to use this rice cooker but anyway it's anyway let's worry about that later okay and of course you will need now balloon whisk i didn't translate this anymore just simply say balloon whisk okay i'm not sure that's why really i'm telling you that
Uh filipino culture not much of baking uh culture so maybe the reason why we don't have a tagalog translation for this thing right okay of course we have translation to a spatula which is cnc cnc spatula cnc and of course these are bowls bowls manga mango
Okay and of course part of the procedure you will need not this one not the not the equipment the mixer machine no but you will need a bowl from this mixer is what you will need later okay next is you will have you will have this thing
If you don't have rice cooker your second option is to use oven and so you will need this kind of what i call hull mahan mahan so i'm not going to mention in english anymore because you know already the term for these guys in english so just say
Okay next slide balloon is just big round with okay so i didn't get i didn't get any picture of that big okay so yeah it's a correction don't follow this picture i just wanted this picture to tell you that this is balloon whisk so based on our base uh based
As per advice but by our chef better use the water the big one be ground one thank you yes next next okay let's move on to ingredients we you call it manga sun cup manga yay nice next okay these are our ingredients again the professional please tell me if there is something
Wrong in here i'll call my attention okay so you will need you will need egg eggs manga eat log manga it looks so i'm not going to say english terms anymore unless they're the some english words have no direct translation much to make this cake if you have machine called the standing mixer
Okay thank you for that advice you can use a hand mixing machine yes so mixing the machine is not advising this procedure okay next manga it log an imna pirazzo anima which means sugar sugar and then yeah divided by two henati 150 grams divided by two okay okay next honey raw honey
This one 150 you can say it in spanish cinque what's sientos encuenta gramo but you will hear this from old people these days the filipinos just say uh english 150 grams we say it 150 gram here in the us you say it 150 grams okay gramo grammar or 30 grams
And then you need uh ube extract in english ube extract and next uh the flower flower flower flower okay 20 grams 20 grams easy but let me repeat it in tagalog uh what gramma so that is in tagalog but again i tell you especially young generation they don't speak
They don't say it in tagalog that much that much so they say 20 grams and also in the philippines we are not kilo yeah we are always our measurement is always in kilo and so is we we say something like 1 4 kilo something like that or half
Kilo yeah but of course baking is strict with measurements so just follow 20 grams okay next you need baking powder oh no no tagalog translation for baking powder let's use baking powder is teaspoon teaspoon teaspoon and then a sin which is salt as sin a sin kosher so this is a notice of
N presence of ng that means a sin not kosher a sin na kosher so if you don't want to mention na simply say a sing a sing kosher so ng it becomes and you would need ng suffix with a sin a sing kosher yes again good sarita means teaspoon
Teaspoon and then you would need oil oliva which means olive oil olive oil oliva take note here you mentioned na instead of ng because it's difficult to pronounce language with ng so this is an exception for ng suffix right language na oliva so la nisna oliva is
Has the same function as a singh kosher yes i hope you appreciate that explanation of mine and how much lung is so you want for tea or apatnapu apatnapum and then next you would need gatas gatas milk milk almond yes i bet you say it here ammon sometimes they say almond
Gatas i think filipinos will say almond gatas so this is in uh kolikasa recipe she mentioned it was a ube jam or ube jamba seed of ube jam that she mentioned there's two variety of this kind of ube uh because ube jam and the other one ube i think that ube that i
That i refer to there's it's it's cooked in coconut milk okay i'm not sure if ube jam jam is cooked also with coconut milk so that's why so i simply use gina ube later you will know what gina gina god means well i would say gina god means shredded shredded
You can substitute almond or coconut milk in this recipe good to know gotta yog yes coconut milk uh we call coconut milk thank you for your advice instead of almond you have it yes in the philippines we have that next slide okay we're done with ingredients and so let's move on to directions
Three syllables direct directions okay next next okay here we go first step first step unhappy are you not familiar with ube halaya uh yeah um it's just uh uh one specific delicacy and it's a dessert in uh in filipino what meal uh dessert especially on christmas
And uh and and any kind of special occasion and also halo halo has ube on top so that is uh cooked in a grater grated yeah shredded or grated ube the yam the fruit or the root yes and it's cooked in cooked with sugar and coconut milk yes put it on
A open fire with your what pan and then they have to steer it gently until it's it has uh what it t it it turns into thick thicker thicker texture of that dessert yes you will find out i think and uh to me is not the same as ube jam
We'll see i'm not sure that's why i have disclaimer okay next oh okay let's do let's do his jar in the jar is i use at home yeah sometimes maybe when you get to filipino store or asian store your jar will be labeled would be labeled ube or sometimes ube
Is already presented like like a pastry yes i think so yay okay rice cooker or mahan parasa esteemer okay in english gently oil the bowl of your rice cooker or a steamer with either olive oil or coconut oil langissan means oil but i'm going to to to anyway la nissan
Is oil the bowl oil the bowl or gently oil the bowl is for gently baking gently casserole of course uh there's no direct i mean i just have to use a casserole that pan with that gum that comes with the rice cooker so i call it casserole
And rice cooker so you you said bowl of your rice cooker steamer uh steamer yes uh i if i would understand you would well you have that uh pan tube pan so that is uh that is the one the equipment that you will need if you're going to use another instead of
Rice cooker maybe there's separate equipment for your steaming process so you would have separate pan instead of rice cooker bowl that's how i understand that yes next next this is really quite a long procedure lots of slides here is now second step is okay i hope that you are able to follow
The sound or the pronunciation i'm careful really because i don't want to speak so fast but i tend to speak so fast because i want to cover as much as everything as much as possible yes uh egg whites putty white pula you call the yolk yo what you yocks yucks
Right pula sopula in literally means red so for some reason a filipinos call the egg yolk to be pula nang it look uh my husband bruce explained to me that it is just okay to say it pula because uh organic chicken or those chicken that's fed what uh
What organically or running around in the farm farm their egg yolks are orange in color he said so yeah i'm not sure about that so but that's what my husband explained to me that it's just right that they call it reddish right it must be really darker than the yellow that we see
These days right now ilagai is lilagai means separate the eggs and whites in the bowl fitted in a illegal is that i think how did i why did i say illegal here separate with egg yolks in a large bowl yes because egg yolks must go in the large bowl
That's why i use the word illagai tagalog is put put put the egg yolk into big malaki big mangkok is what you call bowl bowl so it's it was on the picture the first slide and at ang puti is the egg white putty s so based on the picture so you use that
Uh taller mixer here chickens that are fed red peppers get bright orange good to know thank you yes my ibanka okay so you know what it means when you separate uh egg whites putty nugget log and pula nang it log yay next next here it got long hak bang
We have we're now on the third step third step uh let's do english first combine the honey egg yolks half the sugar ube jam and ube extract in a large bowl with a balloon whisk until light and fluffy spend at least 60 seconds on whipping by hand until everything is dissolved together
Into a beautiful thick purple paste nine watching hooray all right dj interesting hello randy yes how are you all doing uh how are people quiet uh any reaction from from from taylor and from kelly are you doing good kelly who else are here yes yes yes i hope you are all doing
Fine yes and i hope you are just taking down your notes and gathering vocabulary nouns and verbs are what our concerns concerns are are today nouns and verbs right combined bhagsa mahin paksa mahin ang pula nang it log kalahati nang asukal I have the tendency to speak faster tell me if i need to speak slower because i feel like we want more we need more time here and we we need to to get to more slides as much as possible i'll read it again i hope you're following after me
This is difficult for you even for me the website has the whole recipe in detail too yay that's true yes and we are learning tagalog out of kolikan's procedure take note look paksa mahin means combined and then gina god ginad gadna ube which i mean ube and then katasna ube
Extract for katas and then malaki malaki means large large large large mangkok for bowl and then and then balloon whisk we just borrowed and of course means light light um fluffy fluffy um spend it spend at least 60. uh i didn't use the word that the literal translation is spent here i said
Go in do it go in do do it uh within or not not longer the la lampas not longer than 60 minutes not longer mug whip so i borrowed the verb whip so if you need to targalyze the word whip you have to add a prefix mug
So yeah if you borrow foreign word and turn it into tagalog verb you say or you know you call it um imperative mug whip mug whip gammit ang gamit means using kamai hand kamai hand han hanga hangang until matu i there's no lahat here but everything here is everything there's and
Purple paste yay seconds not minutes 60 minutes one hour oh really wow 60 seconds oh sorry oh yes i told you that's why it's important to have disclaimer did i say 60 say oh yeah there you are seconds here a segundo okay this slide must be corrected 60 segundo here not meanwhile
Thank you for that yes it's really important that you're here yay next okay at least you you know that segundo means seconds okay next meshur takalin english measure out the olive oil and almond almond milk in a small separate bowl and set this aside let's do that in tagalog
That's why i say filipinos might might call it almond because ours really is phonetic whatever how you spell it we break it according to how we break our syllables so al is the first syllable here and then monde is the second syllable but i think some people here in usa it's amanda ahmad
I think we are good here let's move on to the next did i takalin measure language for oil got us for milk mali it for a small nakahi walai for separate mango for bowl set aside set it set aside set this aside i use muna so that uh so that you you
Emphasize you stress out that you set it aside although you can say itabi itabi yes that's okay also okay next next makkah samantha also other people in the philippines say it's harina harina so either of the two is correct either arena or harina i'm always comfortable saying a rina arena arena okay
Baking powder at a sin going itos so i use the word planganita here i'll i'll tell you later why i use planganita okay so that's one way to say it on balloon whisk arena baking powder at a sin going ito so it's a tongue twister for you i hope you say it
Especially to those people who are not used to saying ng okay so what's the difference between the two okay means whisk together garment as so using in literally you would say a whisk okay halloween mixed together using garment and balloon whisk using balloon whisk this these two types of
Flour and then baking powder and salt and then going it all literally in english you say do it ins in a separate or on do it in a separate bowl bowl or what we mean by planganita is a small basin a small basin slanganita like the size of a huge bowl okay
Is whisked together also i just rearranged the word panghalu pakhalu in saiban plankanita okay so i i've broken down this statement because i avoided gamete here so instead i i mentioned gamete in the second sentence and then with this uh version you don't need the word going so gamete in balloon In literally use balloon whisk in mixing it this is what it means here use balloon whisk in mixing this it could be this or it i think so next slide nine watching hello hello hello it's still here i hope you are not i sleeping and instead uh following after me after me
Tagalog words and phrases verbs and nouns yes later we will have a quiz later or yeah we are always having quizzes here we already had two quizzes in the past so i would be preparing third quiz and this would be the content or the coverage of our third quiz
Okay next 4600 you see there's lots more to do so Okay let's i'm not going to read everything in english let me just explain ibu host means poor mixture mixture but pinagalo is a verb or adjective yes adjective pinagalo out of the word hallo mix mix pinaga arena sa that's why i just use mixture because there's two kinds of mixture here
One for uh flour mixture and the other for for egg mixture right some mixture now it is the connecting word here okay the first mixture uh put it together with the second mixture which is it look napola and then when you do that whisk a whisk gently mahinai
Gently para which means it stands for two to create para magpagit to create a paste create a paste mug packet this is what it means by create a paste mug pug kit yay next next slide 16 slide 16 here for me seventh uh step step seven four step step seven is step
Seven ebu again ebu is poor poor of course i hope you already know the corrector corrector and then another correct connector which is sa it could be this is a preposition This procedure para for four here four sa pangolin catalona arena last third of the flower mixture next are you still with me are you enjoying i hope you are enjoying the show okay more step so this one our baking process is not complete with we we skip this procedure and let's learn more
Verbs and maybe nouns nouns there's always repeating only right repeating especially it look and also called so na verbs are what you want to know you whip whip the egg put in it log it means egg white kasama means kasama means together here and whip the egg whites with with with this
Word with which means kasama great lessons thank you kasama again is with here kalahati is half of the sugar kalahati nangasuka hang gang hang gang is until and then magani take note of the word maganit which means stiff maganit yay you're still here vocabulary lots and lots for you
Maganit for stiff to my ass tomas for stiff peaks that's how i understand with the procedure here pigs tumas race right i think that's how i understand asahan there's ng because there's next there's a word next to it right aside because asahan becomes adjective here what is the next word is
The the one you're talking about the subject expect expect for asahan ito of course is this this means it's not in this word here but as i understand tripled in volume rice rice ri same thing with the one i mentioned literally means what uh lenten um vertically to mass right yes
Increase increase in volume seems like seems like increase in volume like tripled in volume tripled in volume this means pina dami at for end means glossy glossy makinang glossy vocabulary for you and if they look dry kapag kapad if if setting in they look look dry dry is dinging if you
Think or if you see if you see that it's dry capacity if you see that it's dried or dry and then for this phrase you've over whipped them you've over whipped them malamang or is like i'm guessing which means that malamang word means i'm guessing that nasobrahan nasobrahan over over he
Exceeded okay nasobrahan which means over over whipped over over papang papang which means ugly pancake ugly because uh kolika uh used the word what did you use won't be as nice won't be as nice so i translated it as papang papang it and so i just we just use the word cake
There's no tagalog translation for cake i look up they say kakanin but kakanin is just the original filipino delicacy for me not the cake over or too much yay yes nasobrahan over kaya kaya is why did i use kaya here kaya usap kaya the other side on the side of the
The nasa parten under whipping the on kana's apart a party for side side the on kanaz aparten weeping so this is how she said so please er on the side of under whipping do on kanasa partheng under whipping kasi kasi i use kasi hair because of the word as
As which means kasi kasi means because so you but you say yes you're going you have meron ka you have naman is just a word helper naman means to emphasize that you there exists you have pampa alsa is for living leavening or baking powder the the effect of baking powder
Baking powder again the word alsa root word alsa rice uh increase in volume alsa pampa alsa you you you added a prefixes several types of prefixes here like palm and pa i think two so you added it to make uh the the result of these are two prefixes prachu prefix says
Are noun this pampansa is a noun here noun leavening is a noun pampansa is a noun is from from baking powder hey oh it's one o'clock past tell me shall we continue how many more are you still with me i want vote let's let's have our like
Oh what uh you know what let's have our group decision shall we i still have how many slides i got here let's let's have one let's i have 33 33 slides to what now so if i we are just halfway through halfway through almost just halfway through tell me if
We want to to have a part two of this content of this topic tell me because i'm deciding to break it at slide 23 okay tell me you still have time tell me if i'm going to finish i think we are all tired let's just finish up to
Slide 23 and coli colica will be here we'll be here again next on sunday let's continue on sunday right tell me yes and my voice is already drying i mean yeah i think we just have to i would like to stick to one hour yay that means
Kolka is still with us on sundays and because we have this one okay let's proceed now now here i'm going we're going to to finish up to my announcement right right i think part two yes thank you for that another more i need other voices other than part two
Hi kelly i'm sorry kelly for sunday you won't be here but you can watch us on replay that's what you always do you watch us on replay and who else tj we are always here we will be i'm always showing up live twice a week and it's this
To this hour and sunday morning sunday morning we are on the same time zone when i say sunday morning it's 10 30 in the morning on sunday yay so we're going to finish part two on sunday okay let's do it here are you enjoying this content i hope so
Is it beneficial to you i hope so tell me tell me continue salinga yes that will be fine let's move on to the next slide until we get to my announcement let's do that This is our my husband explained to me dollop dollop i don't know how to say it tell me dollop of the egg white this is not from this word is not familiar to me add in a dollop of egg white meringue to your purple your yolk mixture sangkud sara it
Because my husband explained it to me that a dollop means close to us a spoonful close to a spoon spoonful amount dummy amount meringue marine to mix marahan gently mahalo What's that fold i think is the word here fold gently i think that's how you say it better my gigging my gigging it's going to be it's going to be magiking a little or slightly a little maka pal for thick ito which is this at four at
Lost a bit of the volume a bit county a bit ang bulto bulto for volume here bulton putting it log egg in literally but i believe naturally we say it punto at this point at this point Means a big spoonful okay okay i would have to i would have to rewrite this one sankocharan dummy dollop big spoonful thank you for enlightening me about that yay this must be rewritten my tagalog translated translation must be rewritten yay next next slide okay okay and then maybe let's do it this way
How many more and how many more okay i think i like to proceed here take note we want to we want to to stop at eight let's let's remember we stop at step 8 so next meeting we have re we have to return at step nine yay we have to return that
Is step nine now let's skip move over here let's do it this way because i want you learn more tagalog words so i prepared this one for you phrases phrases okay and remember this one puti puti nang it log egg white pula nang it log egg yolk gina ube means shredded
Ube yam the the root itself but before you shred it you better boil it first that's i think that's how we do box right home in the philippines you have to boil it until it's really it's cooked so and then when it's boiled and uh uh and uh what do you call this
So what malam but what is malam what johan are you listening what is malambat soft malam but my longbots so it's the time for you to shred it or maybe you just mashed it like mashed potato tell me kolika i don't know your reaction and this because
What i am familiar with what the fox are doing buttons are in back home back home nasobrahan itos whip that means over whipped nos means leave leavening leavening yes halloween marahan means fold in gently rank it mixture for the word mixture it means yes next slide let's do this one yes
Root word you got the root words here language for oil you turn the root word language into a verb and then he will for separate turn it into a verb mostly these verbs are in the form of imperative or infinitive infinitive or imperative because it's this one what what most likely all this
In the list we call it infinitive it would turn into imperative if you connect it with a pronoun or with a person i think pronoun is the best pronoun that becomes imperative imperative means issuing a command yes those are in imperative like yeah always see uh what connected with with mo
Which is the you you pronoun okay root word he will i for separate uh turn it into verb means combine some or in other words join join together is the verb for Those are verbs but if you would say what is the past tense i think this is what i would suggest out of these verbs oh what else what's next out of these verbs if you would like to if your concern is i would suggest understand past tense present tense and future tense
Language past tense of language past tense with and i need so that's present tense if i do it this way this is future tense i'm sorry i didn't do it here i didn't present it i didn't have much time but just listen to me okay just um take the sound if
No matter even if you didn't get the spelling just just uh listen to the sound right ini ini he he wa right and then e he he walai future tense but anyway it will take us longer you see what i'm really doing is i'm collecting most as many root words as possible
And i have a compilation of what is the how are you going to say it in past tense in future tense in in In present tense right so i have i'm preparing a copy of that so one of these must be joined together with my first file yeah just wait for me about that it i it will be out there for you downloadable later on so just stay with me always be in our facebook group
For all these announcements for you yay any question yes thank you for staying with me 10 are watching and yes announcement this time yes it's uh something um uh let's i would like to do announcement this time announcement listen to me because we are going to have a celebration
Yes it's like us gathering together this is going to be fun i hope that that mona and matt are here because these are the people really helping me prepare for this uh this um take note is our celebration i will have this prop prop pro material for your attention
It's very important celebration for our language we have to what to make a tribute to our philippine language although ours is tagalog i really just can help you with tagalog only when we say a language to me personally language is all other dialects languages in the philippines
It can be ilocano it can be cebuano it can be bicolano everything but because i i'm just uh i can just help you with tagalog because i came from the tagalog region so tagalog is our concern so take note when we say buanang wika weaka language let's pay
Tribute to philippine language but yes tagalog tagalog is ours although i also have a good what is this what what shall i say um i pay respect to other dialects in the philippines but i'm not the right person to teach it so tagalog anyway so tagalog everybody most generally
Everyone in the philippines know how to speak tagalog anyway and we'll have our celebration a presentation major presentation i'm inviting you we are inviting you i believe that um kelly will be with us and who else are here yes dj you are new in this group i'm announcing our
Celebration and yes taylor is familiar i believe taylor will participate what shall we do may i call your your what presents your your uh support may i call your participation let's form teams we have four teams here uh team europe and africa combined that's team a yes team america let's
Let's uh let's divide america america into two but i don't mean anything about that i mean it depends on time zone i mean and also yeah let's do it let's do two groups for america and canada when i mean america it includes southern america so don't get me wrong not just us
Brazil argentina and mexico are included here so just geographically think where you are are you down right towards the east coast or are you tall towards the west so if you are like us est let's form one team for est time zone and if you're in the pacific side
Let's form one team for pacific side and kelly could be there in the pacific side yes please uh type in and also like please uh comment down in our facebook what announcement and tell us you're joining with us so our celebration week celebration very important to me especially now that we are
In especially in the philippines that they are in a lockdown yeah the country is in a lockdown no but no one is allowed to to celebrate or i mean there's really a lockdown thing there in the philippines so let's maybe it's our part for our what contribution to the society is that
We are we are recognizing philippine somewhat important event so people would be would appreciate the people in the philippines can watch us right i hope you know what i mean so i'm inviting you to join what it will be fun let's make it fun let's make it like my objective is for everyone
Who listen to me my audience who wish to learn tagalog with me let's make friends with each other let's make friends friends with with each other and yes two groups in america when i'm in america canada united states and south america so just find where you are are you towards the
East coast or are you towards the west yes and so and another team for asia asia and yes and we have talents uh confirmed talents mona will uh they will deliver will perform and herald will perform and bruce bruce will sing yes bruce will sing yes and also you will sing
Come you want to share your practice practice your singing yay practice your singing yes and we want team leaders let's have team leaders tell me who your team leaders will be yay are you still here with me nine watching thank you so much what else what else
I think i'm okay now and yes and also may i call your support love and support there's a link down there in the description saying buy me a coffee yes if it's if you're all right and if you're happy with today's tonight's episode buy me a coffee find the link down below
And so what's next question no more everyone is tired and thank you for staying with me and we will have part of this uh recipe kolika is still with us on the next episode on sunday is that right colica i need your thumbs up i need your thumbs up
Tell me or message me message me please and so what's next what's next let's see this one no mabuhay what else continues lingo means and yeah let's do it this way okay everyone is i don't want information overload in your part and yes and my throat is also like
One thing rest so we will continue on sunday morning morning here wherever you are hello asia are you here with us i hope you are here with us you're so quiet i'm sending love healing light protection good relationships your way thank thank you [Applause] You
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