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• January 18, 2012, Boy writes: Shalom!............................................
• January 29, 2012, Joe writes: Here's the translation (i think) you've requested. tengene nemen eh! ('tang ina naman eh) - Fuck Heinakuh Grabe Dear (Hay Naku, Grabe, Dear) - My goodness, it's too much, my love Ubos na pulutan ko. Magsarado na kayo - My appetizer is empty. Close it (bar) Heinakuh (Hay naku)- My goodness Hindi pa ako lasing, pangit pa 'tong chicks ko eh! - I am not drunk yet, and my (bar) girl is ugly! Bill out na. Ituloy na lang natin sa bahay - Pay the bill now. We will continue to drink at home. Wala nang beer - No more beer hasslemuch, di pa ako tinatamaan - it's much hassle. I have not affected yet (from drinking beer)

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• May 31, 2011, Wilfried writes: Yes, living in the Phils is als mine thing to do in the future. But there is also a lot of nature probs in the Phils. Eartquake, vulcano and the Phils is also know as typhoon ally. Esp. the typhoons it looks that thy go stronger and for a longer period every year. I also was looking for a house in the tagaytay area, the temperature is very nice over there. But its very close by the Taal vulcano and that one is still active and even standing on number 6, on the list of the most dangerous vulcanos in the world, so better not to buy there
• June 1, 2011, Jan writes: Flor and I like to go to Tagaytay from time to time. It is always a little cooler there and no traffic like in the Metro Manila area. Although Taal is an active volcano, If you live in Tagaytay there is not much danger. But if you live in Talisay or in other tows and villages close to Taal lake, sometimes people are asked to evacuate. At the moment the alert level is 1, which means there is some activity in the Volcano, but not very bad yet.
• September 16, 2011, Jimmy writes: I am interested in retiring to tagaytay.Can I live on 900usd a month there ok? Jimmy in Shanghai,China.....jlewellen2003@yahoo.com
• September 17, 2011, Jan writes: Hi Jimmy, Depending on your lifestyle it is possible. The only thing is that renting in Tagaytay might be expensive. Tagaytay is a place where many people from Manila have their weekend houses, and many tourist visit this place. That's making Tagaytay a little expensive.

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