Philippine Culture

@Bryskie · 4 years ago

Philippine culture or Philippine culture is a mixture of the indigenous traditions and cultures of its early traders and conquerors. The occupation of the Spaniards in the Philippines, under Mexican r...

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@Joshua25 · 4 years ago

Philippine Culture

BELIEF, VALUE AND CULTURE OF THE FILIPINOS Belief · Equality of all people Each of us is important. Whether rich or poor, educated or ignorant, no matter how different our religion should...

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@Mimay · 4 years ago

Philippine History and Culture

History: People have lived in the Philippines since the dawn of human history. Originally, the various islands were populated by competing tribes, each with their own king or queen. In 1521, the exp...

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@ScarletDoll · 1 year ago

#126 Philippine Gems and Culture

The Philippines, an enchanting archipelago nestled in Southeast Asia, is a land of captivating contrasts, cultural diversity, and breathtaking natural beauty. With over 7,000 islands forming its tape...

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@Takitaki · 4 years ago

Is Hispanic influence in the Philippines overrated? Yes, definitely. The philippines isn’t even marginally close to being a Hispanic culture. If anything, much of the Hispanic culture had died out lo...

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@jade22 · 4 years ago

Women in Philippines History II

Francisca Reyes-Aquino He was the first Filipino to be awarded and presented as a National Artist of Art for his contribution to dance in 1973. He was awarded the "Philippine Republic Award of Merit...

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@ScarletDoll · 1 year ago

#132 Philippine Sports Diversity

The Philippines boasts a vibrant sports culture with a rich history in a variety of disciplines. From basketball to boxing, and even traditional games, sports hold a special place in the hearts of Fi...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

The Effect of Spanish Colonialism on the Philippines

The subjugation of nations was the epitome of strength and power in the early times of civilization. The oppression of mankind was a passing process uplifted by those seeking for more – land, spices,...

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@Rodz · 4 years ago

Currency history of the Philippines

"Although the appearance of the Philippine currency varies with the changing generation, the country's history and culture remain stagnant." Mariz said in a report. Money or money is any commercial i...

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@InvalidCastX · 1 year ago

ChatGPT Prompt Series - The Third Book

The "Act as" prompt in ChatGPT allows users to assume the identity of a person or character and have a conversation with AI in a more interactive and immersive way. It can be a fun diversion, a powerf...

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@Mark012207 · 4 years ago

History of Visayas

The history of the Visayas remains mysterious before the Spaniards arrived, until today. There have been many myths and stories about history but many disagree on whether they are true. The ancient pe...

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@eommaZel · 4 years ago

Pinoy Jeepney: The Undisputed King of the Road

In the middle of an occupied and busy road, full of buses, trucks, motorcycles, and private vehicles there's this one eye-catching elongated mode of transportation, no no no! It's not a train. This on...

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@thootzy713 · 4 years ago

Filipino Time

For Filipinos, being late and starting things late have always been a part of our culture. Many Filipinos seems to either practice it or accept it, most that we’ve been given a term for it — Filipino...

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@nakednose · 2 years ago

Movie Analysis: Jose Rizal (1998)

The movie Jose Rizal (1998) was directed by Marilou Diaz-Abaya, it is a biographical film about the Philippines’ national hero, Jose P. Rizal, portrayed by Cesar Montano. It was...

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@Jeazleenmae20 · 3 years ago

Reasons to marry a Filipina

2. 1. Filipina girls are renowned for their beauty. • They surely stand out among Asian women in terms of charm and femininity. 3. 2. Filipino girls are a delight to be around because of their di...

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@Ms_Banana24 · 3 years ago

Traditional Filipino Games are a Must-try

The Philippines is undeniably culturally and historically rich. Traditional games in the Philippines are one of the most important components of the country's culture and traditions. It is particularl...

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@jhuls · 4 years ago

Superstition

What is superstition? And why do people believe in superstition? Superstition means a belief in supernatural forces resulting from ignorance, fear of the unknown, trust in magic, or a false conceptio...

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@JulianaF · 3 years ago

A decade and eight...

I woke up early today because of the christmas carols I've heard from our neighbor's house, that's the moment I've realized Ber months has just started. It's a sort of some relief despite of what the...

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@zoni · 3 years ago

The Community Life

"Many Hands make the work lighter." anonymous Can the Filipino do it? Yes, the Filipino can! The EDSA Revolution is a glowing proof that all the beautiful things in Philippine culture and Filipino...

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@Purepinay · 4 years ago

Homemade fishball

Homemade Fishball Recipe may sound tricky at first. But just a little chopping, sprinkling, mixing, and frying will already be enough to get your dose of this Pinoy streetside snack. Although it is...

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@Bokyo · 4 years ago

Bahay kubo

Hello im Bokyo the Bahay Kubo is one of the most illustrative and recognized icons of the Philippines. The name of the primitive Nipa hut is actually based on the Spanish phrase Cubo, meaning cube, p...

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@Ethan13 · 3 years ago

The best chicken BBQ in Philippines

If you are from Metro Manila or from the Philippines you probably already know and already know this. And if you are planning for a vacation in the Philippines, this is one of the famous eateries in...

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@Ettel_123 · 2 years ago

"Sharing my College life and listing subjects that I went through in my studies"

Ettel_123's Blog #2 April 05, 2022 Just shared this picture I took this last Saturday when we go inside the campus we have friend there we just visited her. Her parents was a worker of that particu...

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@PrincessMae · 2 years ago

Gratitude

In Philippine culture, gratitude is a trend. If someone has given you a favor, you need to view that gratitude. Juan welcomed Peter to his home when he had just arrived form other province. Peter i...

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@ShiTsu · 4 years ago

Bahay Kubo / Nipa cabin

The Bahay Kubo is one of the most illustrative and perceived symbols of the Philippines. The name of the crude Nipa cabin is really founded on the Spanish expression Cubo, which means 3D shape, most l...

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(comment) In Philippine culture we usually feed all the visitors.

@ScarletDoll 1 year ago

@Alcy19 · 3 years ago

No to Body Shaming: Body Size Doesn't Define Who You Are

Everything we see around us is an art. They say it is an art of God, and yes, that's reasonable. But do you know what's the best art? — us, humans. "Human body is the best work of art." ‒ a popular qu...

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@jekai_88 · 3 years ago

Simbang Gabi : A Christmas Tradition

Since it'll be the start of Simbang Gabi tomorrow morning, December 16, I decided to write this article. Simbang Gabi is one of the traditions of every Filipinos which is often practiced every decemb...

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@JulianaF · 3 years ago

Comprehensive Gender Education, good or bad?

This topic has become one of the most debatable one because a lot of parents are against that this will be taught or this will become a subject when the students reach Junior High. I myself as a st...

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@Kirth · 4 years ago

Visual Arts

Early pottery has been found in the form of mostly anthropomorphic earthenware jars dating from c. 5 BC to 225 AD. [37] Early Philippine painting can be found in red slip (clay mixed with water) desi...

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