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    The cultures of the Philippines have been heavily influenced by both Asian and Western cultures. The document discusses the various ethnic groups that have settled in the Philippines over time, including the original Melanesian settlers, later Austronesians, and Spanish and American colonizers. It then summarizes some of the key aspects of Philippine culture, such as the various languages spoken, traditional foods, cultural customs and traditions, arts, and the predominant religion.

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    The cultures of the Philippines have been heavily influenced by both Asian and Western cultures. The document discusses the various ethnic groups that have settled in the Philippines over time, including the original Melanesian settlers, later Austronesians, and Spanish and American colonizers. It then summarizes some of the key aspects of Philippine culture, such as the various languages spoken, traditional foods, cultural customs and traditions, arts, and the predominant religion.

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    JERI MOIRA G.

    ENRIQUEZ
    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    GRADE IV- MABINI


    TEACHER: DR. CUSTODIO

    The culture of the Philippines has been heavily influenced by both Asian and Western
    cultures.
    The Philippines was first settled by Melanesians; today, although few in numbers, they
    preserve a very traditional way of life and culture. After them, the Austronesians or more
    specifically, Malayo-Polynesians, arrived on the islands. Today the Austronesian culture is very
    evident in the ethnicity, language, food, dance and almost every aspect of the culture. These
    Austronesians engaged in trading with China, India, Japan, the Ryukyu Islands, the Middle
    East, Borneo, and other places. As a result, those cultures have also left a mark on Filipino
    culture.[1][2]
    The Spanish colonized the islands and after more than three centuries of colonization
    Hispanic influence has heavily impacted the culture. The Philippines being governed from both
    Mexico and Spain, had received a fair bit of Hispanic influence. Mexican and Spanish influence
    can be seen in dance and religion as well as many other aspects of the culture. After being
    colonized by Spain, the Philippines became a U.S. territory for almost 50 years. Influence from
    the United States is seen in the wide use of the English language, and the modern pop culture.

    CULTURES OF THE PHILIPPINES


    LANGUAGE
    FOOD
    CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS
    BELIEFS
    ARTS
    FASHION
    RELIGION

    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    GRADE IV- MABINI


    TEACHER: DR. CUSTODIO

    LANGUAGES
    Filipino: the primary language used in the Philippines and considered as the
    national language.
    Tagalog: dialect used in the CALABARZON and MIMAROPA. The primary
    language of Manila which is the capital of the Philippines.
    Ilocano: primary language in the NORTHERN LUZON and also used in
    Regions 1 & 2.
    Panggalatoc : used in the province of Pangasinan and other nearby provinces.
    Kapampangan: used in Pampanga and other central part of Luzon.
    Bikolano: Bikols dialect.
    Cebuano: also called Visayan language.
    Hiligaynon: also called Ilongo and being spoken in Panay and Negros.
    Waray-Waray: used in the Island of Samar and Leyte.

    FOOD
    LITSON

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    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    ADOBO

    TORTANG TALONG

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    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    BICOL EXPRESS

    PAKSIW NA BANGUS

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    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    MENUDO

    BIBINGKA

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    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    GRADE IV- MABINI


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    BIKO

    CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS


    Fiesta Celebrations

    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    GRADE IV- MABINI


    TEACHER: DR. CUSTODIO

    Holy Week Celebration /Senaculo

    Pamamanhikan
    - Wherein the family of the boy goes to the house of the lady to meet up
    with the family for a formal proposal of marriage

    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    GRADE IV- MABINI


    TEACHER: DR. CUSTODIO

    Harana / Courtship

    Simbang Gabi / Midnight Mass

    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    GRADE IV- MABINI


    TEACHER: DR. CUSTODIO

    Flores de Mayo o Santacruzan

    BELIEFS
    In marriage:
    1. The girls should not fit the wedding gown. Otherwise, the wedding will not
    push through.
    2. Before the wedding, the groom and the bride are prohibited from seeing each
    other .
    3. The bride should go out of the church first after the wedding so that the
    husband will always respect her.
    4. Rain on the day of the wedding signifies luck.
    On death:
    1. Sleeping beside the coffin is prohibited or you will not be able to move your
    head.
    2. No scratching of head or you will have hair lice.
    3. The children needs to wear something red and they are carried to cross the
    coffin before the interment so the deceased will not visit him.
    4. The necklace being worn by the dead should be broken to avoid another
    death.
    5. Sweeping the floor is prohibited.

    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    ARTS
    A. Dances
    Tinikling
    Singkil
    Pandango sa Ilaw
    Carinosa

    B. Songs

    Original Pilipino Music (OPM)


    1. Anak ni Freddie Aguilar
    2. Huling El Bimbo ng Eraser Heads
    3. Paalam na ni Rachel Alejandro
    Kundiman

    C. Games
    Patintero or

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    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    GRADE IV- MABINI


    TEACHER: DR. CUSTODIO

    Tumbang Preso

    SIPA

    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    PALO-SEBO

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    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    GRADE IV- MABINI


    TEACHER: DR. CUSTODIO

    Pagmamano
    - is a Filipino custom that has survived the times and foreign influences. This is the
    practice of respect by asking for an elders hand and touch ones forehead while
    bowing. One usually asks by saying Mano po (Literally, your hands please). In
    return, the elder blesses the person.

    As a sign of respect, use of Po and Opo.


    BAYANIHAN

    JERI MOIRA G. ENRIQUEZ


    PORTFOLIO IN ENGLISH

    FILIPINO HOSPITALITY

    CLOSE FAMILY TIES

    GRADE IV- MABINI


    TEACHER: DR. CUSTODIO

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