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I would say that you are, at least, trilingual (Filipino / Tagalog, English and Japanese). Enviable skills to have!

I’m from Saudi Arabia, and I’ve met many Filipinos through my work as a healthcare provider and community running groups. They are some of the most respectful, polite, hardworking, and genuine people I know. I’m grateful to have made so many Filipino friends.
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I admire the way you made good decisions in your past which have created a positive impact on your present situation. 😊

I’m glad I stumbled into your channel. It is refreshing to see an actual Filipino documenting his life in Metro Manila. It brings back so many memories from my childhood. I grew up in Makati in the 60’S and 70’s until my family immigrated to San Francisco in the mid 70’s. I still remember visiting my dad’s office in Ayala at the San Miguel Building.  Back then, the high-rise buildings in Ayala Blvd was still a work in progress. I went to school at Don Bosco and, instead of mega malls, I remember my family going to Makati Commercial Center to the supermarket and Rustans. The last time I visited that area more than 10 years ago, I walked around Legaspi Village wondering around Greenbelt and Glorietta Malls to keep away from the heat. It has changed a lot but it’s still walkable. I’m planning to go back next year for an extended visit and hit the bucket list of places I never really visited since I left the country at a young age as well a visit places that I still have memories from my childhood.  I plan to explore and maybe even see if living in the Philippines would suit me. Ironically, my family on my father’s side was from Calamba, Laguna. I remember spending my summers at my Grandma’s house in Del Pilar Street.  I even remember the bus rides from the bus depot in Pasay City going to Calamba. Back then the buses were not so modern.  I remember riding in buses where the sides were completely open.  Thanks again for putting forth the effort on these vlogs and showing us your authentic life in the Philippines.  Good luck on the roof of your house in Calamba. I hope you get that resolved.

The sweeping part was calming

Great Video! It's not how much money you make but what you do with it, also, contentment in any situation is better than chasing others' approval.

I enjoyed watching this. From Kenya

Sarap panoorin ng vlog mo..keep me humble & appreciative

Salamat Po! This video is so helpful for me. I arrive in December.

Thanks for the useful information.

Your channel is my new favorite

I love the clean up and cooking episodes ❤

Hello from Ohio. My filipina wife and I enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work sir.

most Filipino men go back to the province with no savings, they splurge it on girlfriends, basketball games, gambling, island hopping ect  ect when working in Manila

I find Your videos calming… how about making some on your visit to your hometown?  That would really be great to watch!

Always excited to see your new video uploads. You just uploaded 2mins ago. Great.❤

You are the best youtuber 🎉...

Please Do not remove the subtitles. It’s very useful and makes your video appealing to watch.

Hi ONAD,You're such a handy and thoughtful person. I really admire the positive attitude you bring to every situation in your vlogs. It's one of the reasons I enjoy watching your videos.

By the way, I still hope you'll find some time to do a walking tour around Monumento and the surrounding area. I'd really love to see it through your eyes. 😊Keep it up, man, and stay safe!