BEJEMON

Bekimon virus spreading all over the internet?

There is a new language that is changing the traditional Filipino Language. "Sariling atin"as they say. It is called BEKIMON or short cut for "baklang gumagamit ng salitang jejemon".
Bekimon started from Bern Josep Persia through his Youtube videos showing how the bekimon language is delivered. His punchlines makes it even more funnier.

Bekimon will surely hit the Pilippine entertainment industry and unlike jejemons, bekimon does not seem to have any enemies basing it from the positive feed backs in his videos.

Below is a featured article of Bekimon from yahoo news.

Meet bekimon, jejemon’s new friend

By Alexander Villafania, loQal.ph

QUEZON CITY, METRO MANILA — Wititit, Carmi Martin, noselift, anekwabum. Say these to a “bekimon” and he’ll translate these to “no,” “karma,” “I know,” and “whatever.”
Social gay groups have taken the cue from the growing ubiquity of the jejemon phenomena, this time adapting the word “bekimon.”

Most terms in “bekimon” are in fact from the original gay lingo that has been popular for years. However, the fast evolution of gay lingo has led to the creation of many new terms or expansions of existing ones.
During the recent Sawikaan 2010 forum on Filipino communication, University of the Philippines Diliman Linguistics Department Chair Jesus Federico Hernandez said the identification of gay lingo as “bekimon” coincides with the use of “jejemon,” a new communication method that changes the way words are spelled in short messaging service (SMS) and is very popular among certain types of heavy mobile phone users.
Hernandez showed a video to exemplify how “bekimon” language is spoken. The character in the video is clearly speaking in gay lingo and little is understandable in typical Filipino. The video is available on Youtube, along with subtitles translating what the character is saying.

Hernandez explained that gay lingo uses a variety of techniques to create unique new words out of basic Filipino. For example, “tao” (person) becomes “bo-o.” “Asawa” (spouse) becomes “jowa” or “kyowa.”
Sometimes, proper nouns are used to become verbs of adjectives, such as the actress Carmi Martin being used to describe karma. Another actress’s name, Rita Avila, is said to describe a person’s irritation.
But beyond the social reputation and acceptance of “bekimon”, particularly among the urban residents, Hernandez said gay lingo was developed primarily as a tool for gays to communicate their ideas with each other.

A secondary purpose for the creation of gay lingo is a weapon against the religious and social bias against the gay populace; by creating a new method of communication, gays are alienating the rest of society that has persecuted them for so long.

Nevertheless, Hernandez said that the more liberal minded people have started to accept gay lingo for their own purposes, sometimes overtly or unintentionally. In fact, several teachers who attended the the forum shared their experiences with their elementary and high school students. The teachers themselves have started to pick up certain “bekimon” words, incorporating it in their own messages.

Jovy Peregrino, director of the UP Diliman Sentro ng Wikang Filipino, said that the amazing part of “bekimon” is dynamism in enhancing communication among people. While he still believes that learning in school still requires more formal language, the use of “bekimon” should not be restricted.
“I still believe that context is important when using “bekimon.” Teachers and students would be familiar when to use such languages,” Peregrino said.

Amid the academic discussions on “bekimon,” the adaption of the term is already starting to expand online. A Facebook account on “bekimon”  has been opened and now has at least 1,700 fans.
Incidentally, the gay and lesbian website Pinoy LGBT cites that the term bekimon was allegedly coined by Bern Josep Persia, the character in video the video that Hernandez showed.

KAPUSO MO, JESSICA SOHO - JEJEMON PART 1



Say nice things and learn to listen.

God gave us two ears and one mouth,

so He must have meant for us to do twice as much listening as talking.

"He who guards his lips guards his soul"

Proverbs 13:3

KAPUSO MO JESSICA SOHO - JEJEMON PART 2

I don't get the idea why a lot of people loves weabos (Japanophiles, Japanese wanabes or Otakus you name them) when they are far weirder. Its just a trend, chill out... It will fade away. At least they don't dress like their favorite characters or something.

HI GUYS I'M JEFFREYUMOL... an indie artist, and yes, i am a rapper, but im not a gangsta, i love STRANGEBREW and im a BREWSTER, this video was made just to let other people know SOME stuff about the JEJEMONS. im not a hater, i smile whenever i saw jejemons walking on the street, but i dont dress like them or type words like them. all the short dokyus that i made has the sickest grammar for the literate people to first noticed, i love doing this kind of stuff, its fun talking to other people you dont even know...

ang ganda ng outfits! sinong designer? wahaha

PAANO PAG BEKIMON ANG NEWSCASTER???

SA JULO NG MGA NAGBABAGANG BALITABOOMBOOMBELLS, dalawang otoko, nagtegihanmatapos magwarlahan dahil sa isang merlat.

Sa balitang showbiz, isang dating matinee idol, naki joint force na rin sa mga BEKIMON.

Sa balitang panahon, bagyonic na bonggang bongga papajapit nang papajapit diteylamboomboom sa Pilipinasbekbekloo!

Yan at marami pang iba sa pagbabalik ng BALITANG BEKIMONBELLS! =)

kakatuwa gsto ko pag aralan mga salita ng mga bekimon bwahahah kukulet amf