Sounds you associate with the Philippines?
What are the sounds you hear, that make you know you are in the Philippines?
One that I think of & always find myself whistling, is the jingle to the little blue Nestle ice cream trikes you see & hear everywhere...I like it, though it could drive you
if you had to listen to it all day, everyday?
There's plenty of 'em.
all i remember when eating ice lollies was how qucik they melted
The morning crowing of the cockerills. You can hear them everywhere.
Even from our house in Marikina City I can hear that.
I've noticed you can hear that on TV as well.
WHAT!!! a Rooster in the Philippines...Never heard that before TerpsOriginally Posted by Terpe
The morning crowing of the cockerills. You can hear them everywhere.
Even from our house in Marikina City I can hear that.
I've noticed you can hear that on TV as well.
when i use to call emma thats all you could hear anytime anyday
Cockerels dawn chorus, then the Toko gecko's. We had two in the house we rented in February, about 12/18 inch's long. Noisy buggers.
Mayeeeeze ! mayeeeze !
Balooot ! Balooot !
My missus nagging me...
Oh dear!
Can you lend me P10,000
Sorry allJust my New Years eve joke.
Major major joke
Oh yes, there is one stall in SM MegaMall that constantly has this jingle going. It drives me nuts. This along with the guys ringing bells to try and attract customers.What are the sounds you hear, that make you know you are in the Philippines?
One that I think of & always find myself whistling, is the jingle to the little blue Nestle ice cream trikes you see & hear everywhere...I like it, though it could drive you
the feedlers going around almost many times a day saying..
Taho-taho
pandesal- pandesal
puto, kuntinta with their horn blowing tot-tot
thinking some more
I think you may have invented a new English word there, but a brilliant one !the feedlers going around almost many times a day saying..
Taho-taho
pandesal- pandesal
puto, kuntinta with their horn blowing tot-tot
Question for Arthur... the first video, was that your wifes ice cream cart? MYRNA
Sound of Jeepneys, trikes and horns
Also the sound of my name being repeated over and over. As if people in the family not sure what to say to me they seem to simply say my name to make me feel involved in the convo
Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops
That or 'Hello Joe'Sound of Jeepneys, trikes and horns
Also the sound of my name being repeated over and over. As if people in the family not sure what to say to me they seem to simply say my name to make me feel involved in the convo
"Inilog....inilog....inilog......biya....biya....biya" the kristos taking bets at sabong.Always roosters,my mates got hundreds on his farm near Mt Matutum but I slept through morning reveille like a log,oh yeah,and Tuckoooo,tuckooooo,tuckooooo as the Tokays call at night,and the myriad of marsh frogs sing in the rice paddies once the sun sets.
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