Robbie Jaworski’s biggest promise to Nathan Garcia? Helping him speak better English

A little English lesson could lead to a big opportunity for Nathan Garcia, thanks to fellow “Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition 3.0” housemate Robbie Jaworski, who has gone beyond offering advice by promising to help him improve his communication skills after their time inside Bahay ni Kuya.

The heartwarming exchange happened during a casual conversation with fellow housemate Anthony, when Nathan, who hails from Liloan, Cebu, struggled to express himself in English.

Rather than make him feel uncomfortable, Robbie encouraged Nathan to keep practicing, reminding him that becoming more confident in the language could open doors to bigger opportunities, particularly as he pursues a career in showbiz and business.

“Kailangan mong mag-practice sa English mo,” Robbie told him.

He also gave Nathan credit for making an effort despite his struggles.

“But, at least, nagbibigay ka ng kaunting effort,” Robbie added.

Robbie then explained why mastering the language could give Nathan an advantage as he builds his name in the entertainment industry.

“Promise talaga, tol, galingan mo. Gumaling ka lang mag-English. Pinapangako ko sa’yo, unti-unti habang ano… habang siyempre dine-develop mo ‘yong pangalan mo sa showbiz, may mga lalapit sa’yo sa negosyo, ganito ganyan,” he said.

“Promise, bro, magbubukas ng madaming pagkakataon at pintuan para sa’yo ‘yong English,” he added.

Interestingly, Nathan was already considering taking English lessons after leaving the PBB house, admitting that he wanted someone who could personally teach him.

“Ang gusto ko nga pagkatapos nito, hahanap ako ng pwede akong mag-aral ng English, ‘yong tuturuan ako,” Nathan shared.

That was when Robbie made an unexpected offer. He revealed that his father, Dodot Jaworski, owns an English school in Metro Manila, potentially giving Nathan a head start on his learning plans.

“May English school ‘yong tatay ko, pero dito sa Metro Manila,” Robbie offered.

“Okay ‘yon sa akin,” Nathan gladly responded.

Robbie even made sure the conversation would not end inside the house, promising to follow up with Nathan and exchange contact details.

“Balikan kita. Kunin mo number ko,” he said.

What started as a simple conversation about speaking English turned into a touching display of friendship, with Robbie showing that some of the most meaningful connections inside the PBB house can lead to opportunities beyond the competition.

And while Nathan may still have some English lessons ahead of him, he already has one important thing going for him: a fellow housemate willing to help him get started.

After all, what housemates bring home from Bahay ni Kuya may go beyond prize money and fame. Sometimes, it is the friendships, encouragement, and unexpected opportunities that make the experience worthwhile.