Most Popular Filipino Customs and Traditions

Culture plays an essential role in how children make sense of the world. A decisive difference between children’s learning and any intelligent technical system is that technical systems can recognize and organize information, but cannot grasp its meaning. Development of signification and adoption of the appropriate cultural tools (symbols, meanings, scripts, goals etc.) of human activity are basic challenges of early learning.
Filipino Customs and Traditions
Our culture is a big reflection of our great and complex history. Filipino culture is unique compared to other Asian countries, and beliefs apply every day in the life of the Filipinos and reveal how rich and blessed the culture the people have.
1. Mano Po
2. Bayanihan
3. Courtship - Serenading or Harana in Tagalog is one of the most popular forms of courtship to show that a man is very serious with his intentions to a woman.
4. Religion
5. Filipino superstition
6. Cuisine
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[@nathanortiz3671]

Thank you so much for sharing about this country and culture! I appreciate the information shared.

[@fart1505]

amazing !! thank you , i enjoyed this video!!!

[@emeritagabe9086]

Thank you I enjoyed and learned this video...

[@billharris3090]

Thank you great information

[@danaricah1014]

Thank you i also learned this from my civics:)

[@AbigailArlert]

Thanks

[@maxwilson6688]

please, PLEASE, cut the annoying background sounds from your very informative videos, You just don't need that fluff.

[@josegvl13]

9:21 what you say??😅

[@josegvl13]

Phillipines is the Mexico of Asia

[@michaelalfeche4011]

Wrong
We have different tribes
Different tribes different s culture

[@alegend7152]

its tradition

[@bengdejesus1906]

Ano ba ian ? Pilipino ba ang tinuturo mo o english

[@sheanneethanbautista6323]

this is history/civics
so this will be english

[@kristalreyes3527]

In shs maybe we need to speak/talk English becuase it's@ part of 21st Century Literature subject lesson.