⌛ Filipino Artists in Dubai

Hi prog, nagsalita kayo nang tagailog. Akala kuy hindi kayo marunong. Ma-antigo ka man diay. :D

 

Hey prog, huwag kang magsabi nang ganyan. Here's my question for you prog, what language or dialect would you prefer to speak if you meet someone who doesn't speak visayan, other than tagalog? :D

 

My answer to that swany would be: that someone will will be forced to talk to someone else! :D I know tagalog, just to get by when in Manila. Magsabi ako ng ganito pag gusto ko pero maypay mag usap kog tilad kai malingaw pa ko :D

 

Oh yeah, speaking of tilad, I used to chew it with grandma. Ang buyo humot gyud ug maora ug na addict ku before sa bata pa ku. Well, it's fun to speak visaya or cebuano sometimes and tagalog too, although I'm not fluent. :D

 

Buyo, yes, my gran had a plant (it was a vine actually) and people in the neighborhood used to ask for a few leaves. Iyang humot distinctive kaayu. Never tried chewing tilad, smoked ciggies instead. Gungals na diay ka? :D

 

When we stayed at Bethel Hotel last May, Kamikazee Band was having a gig in Dumaguete and stayed the same hotel. They were so popular that when they had breakfast, we could hardly get our food as it was chaos. Never know them and texted my niece who was in Dipolog City at that time. She got on board the fast craft on that very day just to see them in person. She adores them and she let us listen their songs and I must admit, they are really, really good.

For these artists who happened to entertain pinoys abroad made me proud of them. They have talents and we should support them as Pinoys. As I am proud to be one.

 

Kamikazee

The lead singer of Kamikazee with my niece.

 

I do agree with you chrissar 100%. In Las Vegas there are pinoy artists who had performed in very prestigious casinos like Ceasar's palace, Ballys, MGM, Monaco and more, and they still do. Pilita Corales also had performed there several times. Look at Lea Salonga, she became famous in Broadway in New York. Yes, we can be proud of them.

 

And they not just speak English but TAGALOG as well Swan, do they?

 

And I've seen Lea Salonga performed here in the UK ages ago and she made me cry and so, so proud that it's Pinoy who played the prime role.....