Question: What does "Wersh-Wersh" mean?
I know that I probably messed up on the spelling, so just go with how the word sounds.
I first heard, "Wersh-Wersh" in one episode of "The Voice Kids Philippines" a few years back when Sharon Cuneta replaced Sarah Geronimo as the 3rd coach for one season. One of the things Sharon said when trying to convince the contestant to join her team was "Ako yung talagang Tagalog, sila Wersh-Wersh." (I'm the one who really speaks Tagalog here, they speak "Wersh-Wersh". I can't quite translate what Sharon meant by that line.) Throughout the season, she kept on referring to the way Coach Lea and Coach Bamboo spoke Tagalog as "Wersh-Wersh."
My guess is that Wersh-Wersh has something to do with the speaker's accent. If yes, does "Wersh-Wersh" mean you sound like an American speaking Tagalog? If not, what does "Wersh-Wersh" actually mean?