Welcome to my first ever Q&A video! I thought it would be fun to have a play on words and combine “Rach” with “chisme” to make RACHisme 😋 I had a lot of fun making this video and I hope you enjoy watching it too. I appreciate everyone mentioned in this video who sent in questions that I could answer. I wouldn’t have made this video if it weren’t for you all 💕 If you want to ask questions for the next Q&A video, just tweet me @RachelBulosan and hashtag #RACHisme. Happy First Day of Spring fam! And may this season bring you good fortune, good vibes, and good people into your life 🌷
Finally doing a what’s in my bag video again, but this time in “Filipino Edition”! I’m very sorry in advance for the cringe Tagalog… I made my boyfriend Mark watch this and help me translate — and he’s fluent in Tagalog. Unfortunately, there were many parts he didn’t understand ? I hope you enjoy this video anyway! I had fun cleaning out my bag while sharing what’s in it. Celebratory Sidenote: we reached 3,000 subscribers last Wednesday, March 15th!!!!!
Kinikilig na ako! Do you know what “kilig” is?? Even I can’t officially define it, but the Oxford Dictionary tried. We made it filipino fam, another filipino word (aside from “boondocks”) has been added to an English speak-ening dictionary!
Happy Valentines Day! Welcome to our WEEK OF PAGIBIG (also known as the “week of love”) — Filipinos are one of the most superstitious people I know. Last time I talked about filipino superstitions for showering, bathing, and hair… this time, we’re talking about dating!
Jessica MacCleary tagged me! So I’m here doing the Filipino Tag 🇵🇭 The filipino tag has been on YouTube for so long, I’m surprised I only did it now. I had so much fun filming this and answering the questions.
Tadhana is the Filipino-way of describing fate. The word actually can’t be directly translated in English, but in this video I try to explain it as much as possible so that we can better understand what tadhana is.
Hello Kababayans! Today’s episode is about the Filipino language. Did you know there’s a difference between Filipino, Pilipino, and Tagalog? There’s also hundreds of languages and dialects currently used in the Philippines.
FILAM FANGIRL• Music
Reaction to “Sa Ibang Mundo” by Nadine Lustre and Kean Cipriano
Saturday 03 December 2016
I did it! My first reaction video to a song with a little Filipino-American Fangirl twist 😁 It’s a reaction and translation to one of my top 10 favorite OPM songs, “Sa Ibang Mundo” by Kean Cipriano and Nadine Lustre. Watch me attempt to translate it. lol.