2:05 hoy ang hilig gumawa ng issue! It simply means she is the first person from the Philippines to win a major golf tournament. No male or female from our country has won a major golf tournament. Ok na?
The caption is so vulgar. Why not just say she's the first Filipino golfer? That's her profession. Bakit kelangan pa isali ang gender eh obvious naman walang alam sa gender identity/pronouns yung nag-caption. If you're unsure, just don't include it. Takes away from the incredible achievement. Let her victory stand on its own
She's half because her father is Japanese pero every since, she's been representing Philippines sa mga competitions. Even yung father nya sinabi sa interview na Philippines ang irerepresent ni YUka. Wala ring dual citizenship ang Japan so Pinoy lang siguro sya though some sources say may Japanese passport din sya.
Proud to be Pinoy! More power to you Yuka Saso. #FilipinoPride
ReplyDelete12:09 sana sarcastic ka kasi nakakasuka ang pagsakay mo s achievement ng ibang tao. Let them own their own achievement, okay?
DeleteWhat an honor. The first Filipino.
DeleteLook at Seri Park of South Korea. First Asian and first South Korean to win rin sa US Women's Open 1997.
Legend status siya until now.
pinagmamalaki din sya dito sa japan kasi japanese ang tatay at tatay ang nag trained sa kanya
DeleteAng gulo! Trans ba si Saso na kailangan i-specify pa na male or female lol They could just write, 1st Filipino, tapos.
ReplyDeleteKasi your gender dictates how you perform :) Di mo ba alam? :)
DeleteShe won in the US Women's Open. Straight female naman siya siguro.
DeleteIt just means wala pang Pinoy man or woman that has won. Para di mo na raw Google if you are wondering if May nanalo ng lalake
Delete2:15 so simply state 1st Filipino then.
DeleteCongrats Yuka!!!
ReplyDeleteFemale or male talaga? Paki-explain naman.
ReplyDeleteBabae sya pero mukhang sini-shade sya ng LPGA based on her appearance.
Delete2:05 hoy ang hilig gumawa ng issue! It simply means she is the first person from the Philippines to win a major golf tournament. No male or female from our country has won a major golf tournament. Ok na?
Delete2:05 Bwahahaha! Mag cleanse ka ng soul mo baks!
DeleteCongrats!
ReplyDeleteBakit hindi na lang First Filipino? Pinagmuka pang confused sa gender
ReplyDeleteThe first Filipino or the first golfer from the Philippines.. what's up with male or female?? They're unsure of her gender? LOL
ReplyDeleteThe caption is so vulgar. Why not just say she's the first Filipino golfer? That's her profession. Bakit kelangan pa isali ang gender eh obvious naman walang alam sa gender identity/pronouns yung nag-caption. If you're unsure, just don't include it. Takes away from the incredible achievement. Let her victory stand on its own
ReplyDelete$1 million ang prize grabe
ReplyDeleteIs he a male?? besides he's not filipino by blood.. pure japanese pala dito lang nag laro sa pinas. Wala siya post about her winning also??
ReplyDeleteNanay nya Pinay.
Deletejusmiyo bakit may pa "male or female"?? kaloka. hehe.
ReplyDeleteSa U.S. Open kasi, magkaiba yun.
DeleteHindi naman syempre pwede ihalo ung male with female players.
Isn’t she japanese? Pati sponsors niya Japanese eh
ReplyDeleteShe's half-Japanese, half-Pinoy.
DeleteShe's Filipino-Japanese te. Takeaway na yung name. Hehe
DeleteShe's half because her father is Japanese pero every since, she's been representing Philippines sa mga competitions. Even yung father nya sinabi sa interview na Philippines ang irerepresent ni YUka. Wala ring dual citizenship ang Japan so Pinoy lang siguro sya though some sources say may Japanese passport din sya.
DeleteWhy MALE or FEMALE?? Pa explain mga classmates na wendang ako!
ReplyDelete@11:46 filipino ang ang nanay at bandila ng pilipinas ang dala nya
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