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Filipino spirit of unity, cooperation, and helping others for the benefit of the community.
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The largest religious tradition
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Refers to the shared beliefs, values, practices, knowledge, and way of life of a group of people.
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Accepted practices and patterns of behavior followed by members of a community.
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traditional Filipino celebration commonly held in honor of a town's patron saint or to commemorate a special local occasion.
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Celebrated in December, but Filipinos would prepare as early as September
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dating tradition where the male would sing to the female in front of her window.
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Welcoming guests and making them feel comfortable, accepted, and appreciated.
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The younger person gently takes the elder's hand and brings it to their forehead.
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pre-wedding custom where the groom-to-be, formally visits the bride-to-be’s family to ask for her hand in marriage.
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For many Filipinos, ________ provides guidance in making decisions, facing difficulties, and understanding their responsibilities toward others.
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a suitor proves his sincerity and character to a woman and her family.
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bringing home gifts, food, or souvenirs for family members and friends after traveling or visiting another place.
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beliefs about certain actions, events, or objects that are thought to bring good luck, bad luck, protection, or misfortune.
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Practices, beliefs, and celebrations passed down from one generation to another. They preserve cultural heritage, collective memories, and shared values.
