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Kumintang is the very old philippine folk dance?

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If you are given a chance to perform one Philippine Folk Dance, what would you choose and why? -It would be the "Banga Dance" of the cordillera because this shows the beautiful culture of the Cordilleran people and this also gives a lesson to the costume that it doesnt matter what you wear (bahag) because your body is great. So overall we danced this during grade 7 and its fun wearing a bahag actua5

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Question Time 1. 5th Position of Feet 2. 4th Position of Arms 3. 3rd Position of Arms 4. 2nd Position of Feet 5. 1st Position of Feet

1. Malong Traditional rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety or geometric designs. It is consist of stripe lines that comes in variety of colors. 2. Inaul A maguindanaon word that literally means “weaved”. It is a unique fabric manually and meticulously woven. It is consist of vibrant colors that represents Maguindanao virtues and culture. Red - Bravery Yellow and Orange - Royalty Green - Peace Black - Dignity White - Purity and Mourning 3. Tanyak-Tanyak Is face painting custom unique to Yakan tribal culture, only worn on wedding ceremonies. Circles, spots, and diamond patterns are painted on the skin using bamboo and a thick mixture of white flour and water. 4. T’nalak Is a weaving tradition of the T’boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. It is woven using abaca fibers. It contains thousand of patterns that reference folklores and stories. 5. Tepo Mat Is a colorful hand-woven mat made from dwarf pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coast of Tawi-Tawi.

MALONG - has different color of stripe lines INAUL - comes in striking colors TANYAK - facial decoration with circles, spot and diamond patterns T'NALAK - weaved composed of zigzag and diamond patterns TEPO - colorful hand woven mat that is made out of pandan leaves

Malong:traditional Filipino-Bangsamoro rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir designs. Inaul-Geometric design Tanyak-Tanyak:facial painting that is used for wedding ceremonies in taken tribe culture T'NALAK:T'nalak cloth is woven exclusively by women who have received the designs for the weave in their dreams, which they believe are a gift from Fu Dalu, the T'boli Goddess of abacá Tepo mat:colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi.

1. The malong is usually made of cotton with simple plaids and stripes as the preferred patterns. The more elaborate malong made of silk, in colors of red, purple, and yellow, is worn for ceremonial occasions. 2.Inaul means "woven" in Maguindanaoan known for its geometric designs. This has been considered a status symbol and is referred as an object of "Barabangsa" (dignity). It takes about 2-3 weeks to make one of these beauties. These malongs were woven with either tanor (cottony thread), silky rayon or katiyado (super shiny thread). Sometimes a combination of the three. These pieces were handwoven by Babu Normina of Sultan Kudarat. 3. Tanyak-tanyak is a facial painting that is used for wedding ceremonies in Yakan Tribe culture. Shape - Tanyak-tankyak uses shapes that are circular or spots arranged in a diamond or a square pattern. Line - Tanyak-tanyak uses implied lines in a diagonal, vertical, horizontal, or curved direction. Color - Tanyak-tanyak uses only white because the pigment is made of rice starch or flour and water. 4. T'nalak is a weaving tradition of the T'boli people of South Cotabato, Philippines. T'nalak has a distinctive tri-colour scheme: White for the pattern, red for relief elements and black (or deep brown) for the background. Fibres used in weaving are harvested from the abaca tree and prepared in a process known as kedungon. 5. Tepo mat is a colourful hand-woven mat made from the Dwarf Pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coasts of Tawi-Tawi. -Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-weaving is an important facet of their cultural identity. -The women will harvest, colour, design and weave the stunning and complex geometric patterns.

Question Time 1. MALONG - It has a Okir design and has colorful colors like red, purple, and yellow. 2. INAUL - It has a geometric design and has striking colors which represent Maguindanao virtues. 3. TANYAK -TANYAK - It is a facial decoration with spots and diamond patterns and is only done in wedding ceremonies. 4.T'NALAK - It has thousand's of patterns that reference folklore and stories. It has a tri color which are Red, Black and White. 5. SAMA TEPO MAT - Are colorful hand woven mat and is made of pandan leaves

1.Malong-is a traditional Filipino-Bangsamoro rectangular or tube-like wraparound skirt bearing a variety of geometric or okir design.Malong has a soft texture. 2.Inaul-comes in striking colors wherein each color embodies Maguindanao virtues:red for bravery, orange and yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. Inaul is a handwoven fabric it also has a soft texture. 3.Tanyak-Tanyak-The most distinct tradition of the Yakan tribe is the facial decoration. These are circle, spots and diamond patterns are printed on the skin using bamboo implements and a thick mixture of white flour and water. 4.T'nalak-Traditionally made by women royal blood, thousands of patterns that reference folklore and stories are known to the T'boli women by memory.The design are intricately done that branded t'nalak as"woven dreams and T'boli as dream weavers. and its texture reminds us of snakeskin. 5.Tepo Mat-is a colorful handwoven mat called tepo. They made from dwarf pandan leaves which are abundant natural resource in Tawi-Tawi. Traditionally an exclusively female activity amongst the Sama-Bajau, the mat-waeving is an important facet of their cultural identity. tepo mat is also has a soft texture.

Zaier Kael T. Villas 7 - Gates 1. Malong - has different colors and stripes. 2. Inaul - amazing color combinations. 3. Tanyak-tanyak - plain but beautiful image. 4. T'nalak - has thin stripes. 5. Tepo mat - A diamond design with colorful stripes.

💖Answers 💌 1. Malong is converted from Batik Fabric, the traditional tubular skirt that is staple in the attire of many Mindanao indigenous groups. 2. Inaul is a type of fabric that is made by skilled weavers. It has beautiful colors that represent the values of the Maguindanao people. Each color stands for one of the Maguindanao virtues, such as; red for bravery, Orange and Yellow for royalty, green for peace, black for dignity, and white for purity and mourning. 3. Tanyak-Tanyak - It is the most distinct tradition of the Yakan tribe, it is the facial Decoration. There are circles spots, diamond patterns painted on the skin using bamboo tools and a thick mixture of white flour and water. This practice is done only for wedding rituals or ceremonies where the bride and groom are the ones who wear this cosmetic decoration. 4. T'Nalak is a traditional fabric made by women in the T'boli tribe. Thousands of unique patterns are known to them by memory, all of which reference folklore and stories. The designs are done in a distinctive tri-coloured scheme, with white for the pattern, red for relief, and black or deep brown for the background. T'Nalak is also used for ritual purposes, as an offering to the spirits, and during festival celebrations. It is also exchanged between families for food and supplies, and the T'bolis have a barter economy that continues to this day. 5. The Sama people are known for their colorful mat called tepo. These mats are made from the pandan leaves, which are plentiful in their area.

1. MALONG - Usually made of cotton with simple plaids and stripes. 2. INAUL - The color of inaul fabric reflects the vibrant culture of Maguindanao. 3. Tanyak - Use only white because the pigment,uses shapes that are circulator or spots arranged in a diamond or a square pattern. 4. T'nalak - has a distinctive tri-colour scheme; White for the pattern,red for relief elements and black or deep brown for the background. 5. Tepo Mat - colorful hand-woven mat made from the dwarf pandan leaves which grow abundantly on the coast of Tawi Tawi.