LOOK: Noah Centineo, Lana Condor learn Filipino slang
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LOOK: Noah Centineo, Lana Condor learn Filipino slang
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Published Feb 21, 2020 05:43 PM PHT
Noah Centineo and Lana Condor just learned some of the most popular Filipino slang — and we have Netflix to thank for it.
Noah Centineo and Lana Condor just learned some of the most popular Filipino slang — and we have Netflix to thank for it.
On Thursday, February 20, Netflix released a video of the lead stars of To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You learning three popular Filipino words used in both real-life and social media conversations namely “abangers”, “NBSB,” and “kilig.”
On Thursday, February 20, Netflix released a video of the lead stars of To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You learning three popular Filipino words used in both real-life and social media conversations namely “abangers”, “NBSB,” and “kilig.”
“When a song is a bop,” said as she guessed the word Abangers. Centineo added: “When it’s a banger yeah yeah yeah.”
“When a song is a bop,” said as she guessed the word Abangers. Centineo added: “When it’s a banger yeah yeah yeah.”
Going for a more serious guess, Centineo said: “I think it’s someone who treats you super well.”
Going for a more serious guess, Centineo said: “I think it’s someone who treats you super well.”
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The word, as defined by Netflix as “someone who is waiting in the wings for their crush to suddenly be available,” had the two stars interpreting it in the most relatable way for Filipino “abangers” out there.
The word, as defined by Netflix as “someone who is waiting in the wings for their crush to suddenly be available,” had the two stars interpreting it in the most relatable way for Filipino “abangers” out there.
“They’re ready to pounce at any given moment,” Condor said.
“They’re ready to pounce at any given moment,” Condor said.
“They’re waiting stage left and stage right for their lover to come center,” added Centineo.
“They’re waiting stage left and stage right for their lover to come center,” added Centineo.
Meanwhile, NBSB, which means “No Boyfriend Since Birth,” was defined by Netflix as the “unofficial club of single Filipinos who have never been in a relationship.”
Meanwhile, NBSB, which means “No Boyfriend Since Birth,” was defined by Netflix as the “unofficial club of single Filipinos who have never been in a relationship.”
Wondering if it’s a club which the two of them have a conversation with on social media, Centineo quipped: “Is it more of like a joke? Like ‘Yo! NBSB!’ as opposed to an actual fan club that we could like follow and engage with on social media?”
Wondering if it’s a club which the two of them have a conversation with on social media, Centineo quipped: “Is it more of like a joke? Like ‘Yo! NBSB!’ as opposed to an actual fan club that we could like follow and engage with on social media?”
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Meanwhile, the word “kilig,” defined by Netflix as “over-the-top butterflies in your stomach,” had Condor going “Awww,” adding: “I love that feeling.”
Meanwhile, the word “kilig,” defined by Netflix as “over-the-top butterflies in your stomach,” had Condor going “Awww,” adding: “I love that feeling.”
Watch the video below:
Watch the video below:
Noah Centineo and Lana Condor were supposed to visit Manila last February 14 for a fan meeting.
Noah Centineo and Lana Condor were supposed to visit Manila last February 14 for a fan meeting.
Netflix had to cancel the event due to precautionary measures for COVID-19 (then-called nCov) epidemic.
Netflix had to cancel the event due to precautionary measures for COVID-19 (then-called nCov) epidemic.
To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love is now streaming on Netflix.
To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love is now streaming on Netflix.
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