Ewan ko ha… pero parang Bisaya lang naman ang may issue sa mga Tagalog. May mangilan ngilang Tagalog who makes fun of Bisayas pero mas madaming Bisaya ang galit sa Tagalog….
October 22, 2025 at 12:38 AM my dad's family (pure tagalog) discriminated me and my sis while growing up because my mom is bisaya, in family gatherings, kame ung pulutan nila. I always wondered malaking kasalanan ba ang pagiging bisaya para sa mga tagalog?
Tagalog ako and I always try to befriend my Visayan co-workers. Pero aloof sila sa Tagalog and i feel na the aren’t comfortable with us. Basta parang ayaw na ewan. Although some would respond with warmth but not as much as when they meet new ka-Bisaya.
True lalo na mga bisdak sa city ang tataas ng ego na laging nakikipagcompetition sa manileƱo. Oh BTW marami na silang mga bisaya sa abroad at mahilig silang mangOP sa mga taga Luzon feeling nila di sila maiintindihan pagnagsalita ng bisaya.
Tagalog talaga nag start nyan dahil sa pronounciation especially ng "i" and "e".. Pero ilaban ko naman mga bisaya sa english kontra sa mga tagalog..Bicolano here... Lol
Strongly disagree ako sa nagsabi na feeling superior at ang tataas ng ego ng mga Bisaya. We should understand that every ethnolinguistic group in our country has their own characteristic.
You're a bit correct sa situation, but the war is still going on. Tagalogs started it, by MOCKERY. Bisayans retaliated by SELF-AGGRANDIZING. Old school Tagalogs/ManileƱos still mock the accent, while new Bisayans look at Tagalogs like a cheap, plastic houseplant. This culture war was further made malignant by the Duterte divisiveness.
Funny though, you don't see this in Warays and Hiligaynons. Ilonggos who tend to please Tagalogs can soften their syllables and charm with their accents, while Warays have iron-clad pride that no amount of mockery can hurt them. The result is the stereotype of Ilonggo Lovers and Waray Warriors.
5:51 Hindi kasi yan ang naisip ko eh kasi ano masama eh amg swerte ng ganyan kasi ganyan ang gusto ng AFAm na beauty. E ganon pala meaning umasa sa AFam besides ang bata pa nila hindi ko naiscp pera pala ang usapan Lol
Irita ako sa meme or pauso na Tagalog vs. Bisaya. I am both kasi Tagalog ako dahil nakatira ako dito sa Cavite at yun ang language ko. Bisaya or taga-Visayas rin ako dahil tatay ko Waray. Dagdag ko lang rin na nanay ko ay Ilokana. Ang racist lang ng mga netizens na natatawa sa ganyang joke tapos pataasan pa sila ng ihi na para bang "much better" sila sa iba. š Parehas lang tayo mga Pilipino.
FYI to break stereotypes: Maraming good-looking, classy, educated, successful, at fluent sa English na mga Bisaya. Bilang Tagalog rin, hindi ako kumakain ng pagpag. š Share at explain ko lang ah.
Fyi, mga kumakain ng pagpag mga bisaya din na dito na sa Manila nagsipagtiraan. Tanungin mo mga lola, lolo at nga magulang nila na puro galing sa Visayas lahat.
This is the goal of social media trolls and altertrolls... to abuse, toxify and make cancerous anything that entitles respect, peace and happiness. Expect every evil thought and intention to sprout like pimples on steroids. In person, everyone is blank and cowardly, but later at night in Meta, they're all demons from the nether regions of Hell.
On a side note, as an Ilonggo-born Manileno, I've experienced Cebuano discrimination first hand. Conducting business from higher ups to contractuals... everyone either did not talk to me, or would talk amongst themselves in Bisaya. Granted, it was in Cebu, but they were head over heels with my Australian companion. I mean, you couldn't react to my Tagalog/English but you clearly interact with an Aussie accent? It doesn't sound as harsh here, but in reality it was really a 'nakakabastos' experience so I decided to move the event (Digital Nomad Hub) elsewhere.
lol may mga tagalog din nmn naghahanp ng Afam!
ReplyDeleteok lng yan Lie. umugong ulit panngalan mo
ReplyDeleteEwan ko ha… pero parang Bisaya lang naman ang may issue sa mga Tagalog. May mangilan ngilang Tagalog who makes fun of Bisayas pero mas madaming Bisaya ang galit sa Tagalog….
ReplyDeleteParang kabaligtaran teh. At Tagalog ako ha.
DeleteIt's the other way around, you must be living under a rock.
DeleteAng mga Tagalog po ang may issue sa mga bisdak..bully po ang mga tagalog..opo bully po sila
DeleteSeems like isa ka sa mga tagalog na may problema sa mga bisaya
DeleteTagalog even use “bisaya” like how in the US use “nig**”
DeleteMost people naman na nasa Manila ngayon galing din sa province. Mostly from Visayas and Mindanao.
DeleteShunga! Nag umpisa yan sa mga tagalog na minamaliit mga Bisaya! Pinagsasabi mo?!
Deletefeeling superior being mga bisaya. lol sila daw nag aangat sa pinas kesyo pabigat daw ncr
DeleteOctober 22, 2025 at 12:38 AM my dad's family (pure tagalog) discriminated me and my sis while growing up because my mom is bisaya, in family gatherings, kame ung pulutan nila. I always wondered malaking kasalanan ba ang pagiging bisaya para sa mga tagalog?
DeleteTagalog ako and I always try to befriend my Visayan co-workers. Pero aloof sila sa Tagalog and i feel na the aren’t comfortable with us. Basta parang ayaw na ewan. Although some would respond with warmth but not as much as when they meet new ka-Bisaya.
DeleteTrue lalo na mga bisdak sa city ang tataas ng ego na laging nakikipagcompetition sa manileƱo. Oh BTW marami na silang mga bisaya sa abroad at mahilig silang mangOP sa mga taga Luzon feeling nila di sila maiintindihan pagnagsalita ng bisaya.
DeleteTagalog talaga nag start nyan dahil sa pronounciation especially ng "i" and "e".. Pero ilaban ko naman mga bisaya sa english kontra sa mga tagalog..Bicolano here... Lol
DeleteTriggered na triggered sila especially if you’re from Manila, parang laging may pinaglalaban at gustong patunayan sa atin.
DeleteStrongly disagree ako sa nagsabi na feeling superior at ang tataas ng ego ng mga Bisaya. We should understand that every ethnolinguistic group in our country has their own characteristic.
DeleteYou're a bit correct sa situation, but the war is still going on. Tagalogs started it, by MOCKERY. Bisayans retaliated by SELF-AGGRANDIZING. Old school Tagalogs/ManileƱos still mock the accent, while new Bisayans look at Tagalogs like a cheap, plastic houseplant. This culture war was further made malignant by the Duterte divisiveness.
DeleteFunny though, you don't see this in Warays and Hiligaynons. Ilonggos who tend to please Tagalogs can soften their syllables and charm with their accents, while Warays have iron-clad pride that no amount of mockery can hurt them. The result is the stereotype of Ilonggo Lovers and Waray Warriors.
Lol, sya pa nga siguro bumubuhay jan sa lalaki.
ReplyDeleteHindi lahat ng AFAM may pera or good looking..
ReplyDeleteCorrect! Meron akong FIL-Am na ex. 38 years old siya. 26 ako. Mas may kaya pa ako sa kanya.
DeleteDon't depend on a man to improve yourself, tagalog o bisaya ka.
ReplyDeleteSobrang mean nito. Grabe talaga kajudgmental mga Pinoy
ReplyDeleteSino nmn tong impakta na to na nga-iingay sa socmed?!!
ReplyDeleteParang ikaw lang naman, 1132.
DeleteBakit sya galit? Ano masama sa photo na nkapost?
ReplyDelete1250, ah so ok lang sa yo yung may mag-insinuate na umaasa ka sa isang AFAM para umaangat ang buhay mo?
Delete5:51 Hindi kasi yan ang naisip ko eh kasi ano masama eh amg swerte ng ganyan kasi ganyan ang gusto ng AFAm na beauty. E ganon pala meaning umasa sa AFam besides ang bata pa nila hindi ko naiscp pera pala ang usapan Lol
DeleteIrita ako sa meme or pauso na Tagalog vs. Bisaya. I am both kasi Tagalog ako dahil nakatira ako dito sa Cavite at yun ang language ko. Bisaya or taga-Visayas rin ako dahil tatay ko Waray. Dagdag ko lang rin na nanay ko ay Ilokana. Ang racist lang ng mga netizens na natatawa sa ganyang joke tapos pataasan pa sila ng ihi na para bang "much better" sila sa iba. š Parehas lang tayo mga Pilipino.
ReplyDeleteFYI to break stereotypes: Maraming good-looking, classy, educated, successful, at fluent sa English na mga Bisaya. Bilang Tagalog rin, hindi ako kumakain ng pagpag. š Share at explain ko lang ah.
Fyi, mga kumakain ng pagpag mga bisaya din na dito na sa Manila nagsipagtiraan. Tanungin mo mga lola, lolo at nga magulang nila na puro galing sa Visayas lahat.
Delete342, thank you! I really don’t get the “competition.”
DeleteThis is the goal of social media trolls and altertrolls... to abuse, toxify and make cancerous anything that entitles respect, peace and happiness.
DeleteExpect every evil thought and intention to sprout like pimples on steroids. In person, everyone is blank and cowardly, but later at night in Meta, they're all demons from the nether regions of Hell.
On a side note, as an Ilonggo-born Manileno, I've experienced Cebuano discrimination first hand. Conducting business from higher ups to contractuals... everyone either did not talk to me, or would talk amongst themselves in Bisaya. Granted, it was in Cebu, but they were head over heels with my Australian companion. I mean, you couldn't react to my Tagalog/English but you clearly interact with an Aussie accent? It doesn't sound as harsh here, but in reality it was really a 'nakakabastos' experience so I decided to move the event (Digital Nomad Hub) elsewhere.
It’s sad reading the comments above. Philippines is really hopeless, with its citizens so divisive and competing with each other.
ReplyDeleteSaan nyo sya dalahen?
ReplyDelete-bisaya?