El filibusterismo teorya
Please give me advices on how should i deal w myself
2024.04.16 20:59 AGuestt Please give me advices on how should i deal w myself
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Hello! I'm Aj, turning 20 this year. Sabi nila kapag mga nasa ganito kang edad medyo magulo na isip mo kasi u are in the process of maturing, mentally and physically.
When i was a child, feeling ko favorite ako ng lahat, like as in, kasi nasakin ang attention, bihay dito, bigay dyaan, kiss dito kiss dyaan, palagi akong kinagigiliwan ganon. Tapos nung namatay lolo't lola ko feeling ko nawalan ako ng kakampi? Nag iba ung ihip ng hangin. Suddenly, "im not there"
So hindi ko alam kung paano talaga nagsimula 'yong nararamdaman kong "loneliness" all i can remember po is when i was grade 8, doon ko parang naramdaman 'yong feeling na "ako lang", i can't say na depression siya kasi hindi naman ako nakapagpa-consult before. Pero what i felt po is, i felt lonely, ung para bang ayaw mo na gumalaw galaw. Okay naman ako nung 1st to 2nd quarter eh pero noong nagsimula 'yong 3rd hanggang katapusan ng 8th year ko parang nag-iba, di ko alam kung ako lang ba nag-aassume na may "favoritism" sa pamilya, laging inaalala is my "kuya". Nagawa niyang tumulong sa kuya ko na isulat yung idk if its el filibusterismo or noli me tangere, tapos ako na nagpapatulong hindi kaya kasi ang always sabi "kaya mo yan". Never in my life na tinulungan nila ko gumawa ng proyekto, laging ang sabi "intindihin mo kasi", "basahin mo kasi, di ka nagbabasa", "Kaya mo na yan". I literally forgot what happened kasi i'm a first year college na tapos madali pa ko makalimot. Pero anyways, ayon, nawalan ako ng gana mag-aral, 'yong dating top 3 ko bumaba sa top 7, tinamad na ko magsagot-sagot at inasa ko nalang sa mga kopya (which i know na it's bad). Tapos pagdating pa sa bahay, feeling ko hindi na nila ko pinapansin ng mga kamag-anak ko since nung namatay grandparents ko. Like, nagkakasayahan sila tas ako nasa gilid lang. Tapos itong pinsan ko, same kami ng birthday, dun sya nagcelebrate sa amin tapos siya lagi binabati tas ako dinadaan-daanan lang. Laging natatabunan bd ko non kasi dun sya lagi nagcecelebrate. Okay lang naman sakin na sabay kami magbirthday, pero sana kahit bati manlang. Naalala ko rin na umiyak ako sa canteen non kahit na may ibang tao kasi di ko na talaga kaya.
Fastforward, grade 9 nakilala ko friends ko, medyo um-okay-okay na'ko, or so i thought. Okay lang ako pag nandyan sila. Parang inasa ko na yung happiness ko tuwing kasama ko sila, to the point na madalas sumasali ako sa mga practice para lang di ako ma-left-out, di ako makauwi nang maaga, at maramdaman kong belong ako. Psrang naging dependent na'ko sa kanila.
Fastforward again, g10 nagstart ng pandemic, lalong lumala. Ramdam na ramdam ko, sobra na katangahan ko at kabobohan ko. I always ovethink, gusto ko pag inutusan ako specific, kasi nga feeling ko ang tanga tanga ko. Nawalan ako ng tiwala sa sarili kong kakayahan kasi parang kahit anong gawin ko i end up napapagalitan. And ayon, feeling ko nagsimula din yung pagiging overthinker ko ng matira ko sa bahay ng kapatid ng lola ko, as in tabi lang naman yun ng bahay namin. So ayon, pag inutusan niya ko for ex. sa pagkain, kapag wala yung hinahanap, pag di ko binili sasabihin "sana konti nalang kinuha mo", pag binili ko naman "sana nagtanong ka muna" kaya ending, parang nagkaron ako ng idk what to call it eh, i always doubt. Tapos pag nagkamali ako, either i-siside-eye ako, tawang nangkukutya or magagalit.
SHS, lumala trust issues ko, ol lang to. Edi ayon nagkaron ako ng "kaibigan", transferree ako nito kaya almost magkakakilala na sila. So ayon nag-uusap kami, magiging crush ko na sana siya kasi mahilig ako sa matalino and although di sobrang gwapo, napahanga niya ko sa intelligence niy kaya ayon. Tapos nung medyo tumagal-tagal, parang nakakaramdam ako ng iba, kasi tuwing nagkakaron ng group meeting although di ko siya kagroup pumapasok sya sa meet tapos mang-aasar mga friends nya na "may binibisita ka lang dito eh" tapos maya-maya tinanong ako ng mga kaibigan niya kung sinong crush ko. Tas ayon parang naghihinala nako na nagti-trip lang sila. And i was right, tama kutob ko habang nag-uusap kami, nangbabackstab na pala siya. Lahat ng babae sa class namin is kinakausap niya or nilalandi niya, and lahat yon suportado ng mga kaibigan niyang kaklase namin tapos puro officers pa sila. Sobrang iyak ko non kasi feeling ko sobrang napahiya ako, again, nawalan ako ng gana mag-aral for my 3rd quarter, bumaba grades ko, from 90+ to 7, 6 real quick. Nagkaron ng abck subject beacuse of that. Puro groupings kasi ang activities ng school namin, and I can't trust everyone kaya pinili kong di nalang pumasok at makipag-usap. Buti nalang nabawi ko nung g12 since di ko na siya kaklase. Simula non, i cant trust everyone. Lagi akong nagdududa sa mga nakakausap ko. Pati yung kaklase ko na "genuine" (idk) ung pakikipag-usap sakim hindi ko na pinansin, kasi akala ko kasama siya don. Ending, nawalan ako ng kaibigan sa school ko, gusto ko na magtransfer nga that time eh.
Ngayon, idk, di ko alam nararamdaman ko.
Please help me, I feel empty, di ko talaga alam kung bakit. Minsan okay ako pero maya-maya aatakihin ng kung ano tas iiyak at magiging malungkot kahit di ko alam kung saan galing yun. Hindi ko rin alam kung normal pa ba pag-iisip ko, alam ko normal kausapin ang sarili but..normal pa rin ba na awayin ko sarili ko dahil ewann shsjbsjsbs, yes ngayon din hirap ako mag-explain, i can't really express my thoughts well. Pag nagkekwento ako magulo, fast forward then balik, then tatalon ulit or what hanggang sa maging magulo nako. Feeling ko rin po lagi akong parang takot? Di ko alam kung nerbyosa ba tawag eh, kasi ayaw kong may nakikitang gulo or away since lagi kong nakikitang mag-away parents ko.
Isa pa, malakas "ata" ako makiramdam, kasi whenever na nararamdam kong parang galit, excited, happy, sad mga kasama ko, minsan ako nakakapuna. And kahit na hindi ko kasalanan, nakakaramdam ako ng guilt. Sobrang takot ako maiwan.
And also po, nung shs ako pag kunyari presentation, i know normal kabahan pero is it normal po na parang hinahalukay tyan ko na parang anytime susuka ako? Tapos manginginig na nanlalamig tapos nnagpapanic nako. Always po nangyayari sakin yun kaya tuwing reporting nasanay ako na mabilis magsalita tapos parang nagbablank utak ko tapos suddenly tapos na reporting na parang di naman ako ung nagreport kasi parang iniskip ko lang sya. Umiiyak pa ko before tuwing repprting kasi wala nga akong tiwala sa sarili ko eh kaya pag may failing mark as agroup kahit di ko kasalanan, gagawan ko ng paraan.
Ngayon din po gulong-gulo ako sa sarili ko, hindi ko po kayang pigilan ung galit ko minsan sumasabog na siya out of nowhere? Mabilis ako mainis at magalit, minsan bigla nalang akong di mamamansin pagdating sa bahay, laging nga raw akong busangot. Tapos lagi kong nabubunton galit ko kay papa lalo pag lasing siya. Ayaw ko naman syang sigawan kaso hindi ko talaga kayang pigilan. Minsan iniiyak ko nalang. May nabasa ko before, i forgot what it is pero ang sabi nabubunton daw yung galit natin sa taong "safe" sa atin, ung alam nating di tayo sasaktan. Kaya ayaw ko talaga masigawan si papa kaso paulit-ulit na nangyayari.
Tapos po, pakiramdam ko palagi akong pinagtitinginan ng tao, ung iba feeling ko may gusto sakin kahit wala naman haha (yes po im aware na wala) lagi kong nireremind sa isip ko na "wag ka umarte di ka maganda" ganon, aware naman po ako kaya pinipigilan ko talaga na ganon. Btw, idk if the reason of these is when i was s/harass by diff people, yes po diff people. From my pinsan, to a friend, to a stranger. Bata pa ko non so di ko alam, and nung high school ko lang narealized.
I am planning to check myself po, sa ngayon pinag-iisipan ko kung pupunta ako ng psychologist ang kaso di ko naman alam sasabihin ko kasi malamang nyan di ko alam san magsisimula haha. Or hindi ko itutuloy kasi baka naman normal lang ako at nag-iinarte lang.
Please help me. I'm scared na hanggang ganito lang ako. Thank you!
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Hello! I'm Aj, turning 20 this year. Sabi nila kapag mga nasa ganito kang edad medyo magulo na isip mo kasi u are in the process of maturing, mentally and physically.
When i was a child, feeling ko favorite ako ng lahat, like as in, kasi nasakin ang attention, bihay dito, bigay dyaan, kiss dito kiss dyaan, palagi akong kinagigiliwan ganon. Tapos nung namatay lolo't lola ko feeling ko nawalan ako ng kakampi? Nag iba ung ihip ng hangin. Suddenly, "im not there"
So hindi ko alam kung paano talaga nagsimula 'yong nararamdaman kong "loneliness" all i can remember po is when i was grade 8, doon ko parang naramdaman 'yong feeling na "ako lang", i can't say na depression siya kasi hindi naman ako nakapagpa-consult before. Pero what i felt po is, i felt lonely, ung para bang ayaw mo na gumalaw galaw. Okay naman ako nung 1st to 2nd quarter eh pero noong nagsimula 'yong 3rd hanggang katapusan ng 8th year ko parang nag-iba, di ko alam kung ako lang ba nag-aassume na may "favoritism" sa pamilya, laging inaalala is my "kuya". Nagawa niyang tumulong sa kuya ko na isulat yung idk if its el filibusterismo or noli me tangere, tapos ako na nagpapatulong hindi kaya kasi ang always sabi "kaya mo yan". Never in my life na tinulungan nila ko gumawa ng proyekto, laging ang sabi "intindihin mo kasi", "basahin mo kasi, di ka nagbabasa", "Kaya mo na yan". I literally forgot what happened kasi i'm a first year college na tapos madali pa ko makalimot. Pero anyways, ayon, nawalan ako ng gana mag-aral, 'yong dating top 3 ko bumaba sa top 7, tinamad na ko magsagot-sagot at inasa ko nalang sa mga kopya (which i know na it's bad). Tapos pagdating pa sa bahay, feeling ko hindi na nila ko pinapansin ng mga kamag-anak ko since nung namatay grandparents ko. Like, nagkakasayahan sila tas ako nasa gilid lang. Tapos itong pinsan ko, same kami ng birthday, dun sya nagcelebrate sa amin tapos siya lagi binabati tas ako dinadaan-daanan lang. Laging natatabunan bd ko non kasi dun sya lagi nagcecelebrate. Okay lang naman sakin na sabay kami magbirthday, pero sana kahit bati manlang. Naalala ko rin na umiyak ako sa canteen non kahit na may ibang tao kasi di ko na talaga kaya.
Fastforward, grade 9 nakilala ko friends ko, medyo um-okay-okay na'ko, or so i thought. Okay lang ako pag nandyan sila. Parang inasa ko na yung happiness ko tuwing kasama ko sila, to the point na madalas sumasali ako sa mga practice para lang di ako ma-left-out, di ako makauwi nang maaga, at maramdaman kong belong ako. Psrang naging dependent na'ko sa kanila.
Fastforward again, g10 nagstart ng pandemic, lalong lumala. Ramdam na ramdam ko, sobra na katangahan ko at kabobohan ko. I always ovethink, gusto ko pag inutusan ako specific, kasi nga feeling ko ang tanga tanga ko. Nawalan ako ng tiwala sa sarili kong kakayahan kasi parang kahit anong gawin ko i end up napapagalitan. And ayon, feeling ko nagsimula din yung pagiging overthinker ko ng matira ko sa bahay ng kapatid ng lola ko, as in tabi lang naman yun ng bahay namin. So ayon, pag inutusan niya ko for ex. sa pagkain, kapag wala yung hinahanap, pag di ko binili sasabihin "sana konti nalang kinuha mo", pag binili ko naman "sana nagtanong ka muna" kaya ending, parang nagkaron ako ng idk what to call it eh, i always doubt. Tapos pag nagkamali ako, either i-siside-eye ako, tawang nangkukutya or magagalit.
SHS, lumala trust issues ko, ol lang to. Edi ayon nagkaron ako ng "kaibigan", transferree ako nito kaya almost magkakakilala na sila. So ayon nag-uusap kami, magiging crush ko na sana siya kasi mahilig ako sa matalino and although di sobrang gwapo, napahanga niya ko sa intelligence niy kaya ayon. Tapos nung medyo tumagal-tagal, parang nakakaramdam ako ng iba, kasi tuwing nagkakaron ng group meeting although di ko siya kagroup pumapasok sya sa meet tapos mang-aasar mga friends nya na "may binibisita ka lang dito eh" tapos maya-maya tinanong ako ng mga kaibigan niya kung sinong crush ko. Tas ayon parang naghihinala nako na nagti-trip lang sila. And i was right, tama kutob ko habang nag-uusap kami, nangbabackstab na pala siya. Lahat ng babae sa class namin is kinakausap niya or nilalandi niya, and lahat yon suportado ng mga kaibigan niyang kaklase namin tapos puro officers pa sila. Sobrang iyak ko non kasi feeling ko sobrang napahiya ako, again, nawalan ako ng gana mag-aral for my 3rd quarter, bumaba grades ko, from 90+ to 7, 6 real quick. Nagkaron ng abck subject beacuse of that. Puro groupings kasi ang activities ng school namin, and I can't trust everyone kaya pinili kong di nalang pumasok at makipag-usap. Buti nalang nabawi ko nung g12 since di ko na siya kaklase. Simula non, i cant trust everyone. Lagi akong nagdududa sa mga nakakausap ko. Pati yung kaklase ko na "genuine" (idk) ung pakikipag-usap sakim hindi ko na pinansin, kasi akala ko kasama siya don. Ending, nawalan ako ng kaibigan sa school ko, gusto ko na magtransfer nga that time eh.
Ngayon, idk, di ko alam nararamdaman ko.
Please help me, I feel empty, di ko talaga alam kung bakit. Minsan okay ako pero maya-maya aatakihin ng kung ano tas iiyak at magiging malungkot kahit di ko alam kung saan galing yun. Hindi ko rin alam kung normal pa ba pag-iisip ko, alam ko normal kausapin ang sarili but..normal pa rin ba na awayin ko sarili ko dahil ewann shsjbsjsbs, yes ngayon din hirap ako mag-explain, i can't really express my thoughts well. Pag nagkekwento ako magulo, fast forward then balik, then tatalon ulit or what hanggang sa maging magulo nako. Feeling ko rin po lagi akong parang takot? Di ko alam kung nerbyosa ba tawag eh, kasi ayaw kong may nakikitang gulo or away since lagi kong nakikitang mag-away parents ko.
Isa pa, malakas "ata" ako makiramdam, kasi whenever na nararamdam kong parang galit, excited, happy, sad mga kasama ko, minsan ako nakakapuna. And kahit na hindi ko kasalanan, nakakaramdam ako ng guilt. Sobrang takot ako maiwan.
And also po, nung shs ako pag kunyari presentation, i know normal kabahan pero is it normal po na parang hinahalukay tyan ko na parang anytime susuka ako? Tapos manginginig na nanlalamig tapos nnagpapanic nako. Always po nangyayari sakin yun kaya tuwing reporting nasanay ako na mabilis magsalita tapos parang nagbablank utak ko tapos suddenly tapos na reporting na parang di naman ako ung nagreport kasi parang iniskip ko lang sya. Umiiyak pa ko before tuwing repprting kasi wala nga akong tiwala sa sarili ko eh kaya pag may failing mark as agroup kahit di ko kasalanan, gagawan ko ng paraan.
Ngayon din po gulong-gulo ako sa sarili ko, hindi ko po kayang pigilan ung galit ko minsan sumasabog na siya out of nowhere? Mabilis ako mainis at magalit, minsan bigla nalang akong di mamamansin pagdating sa bahay, laging nga raw akong busangot. Tapos lagi kong nabubunton galit ko kay papa lalo pag lasing siya. Ayaw ko naman syang sigawan kaso hindi ko talaga kayang pigilan. Minsan iniiyak ko nalang. May nabasa ko before, i forgot what it is pero ang sabi nabubunton daw yung galit natin sa taong "safe" sa atin, ung alam nating di tayo sasaktan. Kaya ayaw ko talaga masigawan si papa kaso paulit-ulit na nangyayari.
Tapos po, pakiramdam ko palagi akong pinagtitinginan ng tao, ung iba feeling ko may gusto sakin kahit wala naman haha (yes po im aware na wala) lagi kong nireremind sa isip ko na "wag ka umarte di ka maganda" ganon, aware naman po ako kaya pinipigilan ko talaga na ganon. Btw, idk if the reason of these is when i was s/harass by diff people, yes po diff people. From my pinsan, to a friend, to a stranger. Bata pa ko non so di ko alam, and nung high school ko lang narealized.
I am planning to check myself po, sa ngayon pinag-iisipan ko kung pupunta ako ng psychologist ang kaso di ko naman alam sasabihin ko kasi malamang nyan di ko alam san magsisimula haha. Or hindi ko itutuloy kasi baka naman normal lang ako at nag-iinarte lang.
Please help me. I'm scared na hanggang ganito lang ako. Thank you!
2024.04.12 13:55 midnightcosmo A Question Regarding El Filibusterismo Kabanata 1
hi! need help regarding El Filibusterismo to those who are well-knowledged or knows a lot about Simoun's character lol
during the report, i mentioned that simoun suggested na pilitin nilang maghukay yung mga naka bilanggo at pati rin ang mga mamamayan. my teacher then decided to set an assignment for me that i need to report next tuesday.
assignment: "Kung "pro-mamamayan" si Simoun, bakit niya iminungkahi na piliting magtrabaho ang mga mamamayan maging sila'y matanda, bata, o bilanggo? Bakit niya tila "trinitrigger" sila don custodio at ang mga prayle?"
please please help me đđđ» like what was his motives knowing na gusto niyang matanggal yung kasamaan ng mga prayle?? tia!!
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during the report, i mentioned that simoun suggested na pilitin nilang maghukay yung mga naka bilanggo at pati rin ang mga mamamayan. my teacher then decided to set an assignment for me that i need to report next tuesday.
assignment: "Kung "pro-mamamayan" si Simoun, bakit niya iminungkahi na piliting magtrabaho ang mga mamamayan maging sila'y matanda, bata, o bilanggo? Bakit niya tila "trinitrigger" sila don custodio at ang mga prayle?"
please please help me đđđ» like what was his motives knowing na gusto niyang matanggal yung kasamaan ng mga prayle?? tia!!
2024.04.04 15:03 saltdeck El Filibusterismo
Can somebody explain every chapter of El Filibusterismo? I badly need it for my filmmaking. I'll appreciate it so muchhhhh
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2024.04.04 12:01 MarieLouiseSoon Does anyone have any Chavacano texts from Manila?
I am making a giant g-drive file for Ermiteño Chavacano and Castellano de Cocina for learning, and I was wondering if anyone had encountered any texts with Chavacano in it.
I currently have some screenshot from: 1. El Filibusterismo 2. Lipang Kalabaw 3. Some works of JesĂșs Balmori 4. Other random works
I attached the G-drive. Any help is appreciated, and thank you in advance~! đ«¶
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I currently have some screenshot from: 1. El Filibusterismo 2. Lipang Kalabaw 3. Some works of JesĂșs Balmori 4. Other random works
I attached the G-drive. Any help is appreciated, and thank you in advance~! đ«¶
2024.04.03 10:26 smolbeanfangirl Maganda ba ito?
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2024.03.29 15:15 yagogdl el filibusterismo filming locations suggestions
hello! does anyone here knows a location to film el filibusterismo?
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2024.03.29 15:15 yagogdl el filibusterismo filming locations suggestions
hello! does anyone here knows a location to film el filibusterismo?
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2024.03.18 23:05 Specialist_Bus_849 Is RA 1425 still relevant?
 | RA 1425 basically says that colleges and universities have to teach courses on the life, works, and writings of Jose Rizal. submitted by Specialist_Bus_849 to studentsph [link] [comments] Quick search on the internet led me to a finding, saying that the reason why this is still imposed is because of the "Declining Filipino identity." Personally, I am biased against this subject. I took this twice (two separate occasion, two different universities). One instructor was non-chalant and basically breezed through the entire course. The other instructor, i can almost label as a fanatic (treating Rizal as if a saint), since the course made us feel like we were majoring in Rizal đ. I mean, who else casually talks about Rizal nowadays? I don't get the point of studying about every fling rizal had, other than the fact that it points out to his alleged promiscuity. I appreciate Noli me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, those are classics which everyone should read. But everything else? Idk. |
2024.03.13 09:24 rineolaguera_ #RizalInspired
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2024.02.07 23:01 akiestar Poema del dĂa (7.2.2024): "El filibusterismo" de JosĂ© Palma (1900)
Es grito do dolor, es catapulta, Es un sol quo chorrea sangre y lĂĄgrimas, Como el sol filipino, triste y bravo Que parece llorar y llora rabias.
ÂĄAh! En su fiebre do pesar y de ira, Libre es por dentro quien por fuera es paria; Nuevo Rouget de Lisie que solloza Mientras hiere de muerte a la autocracia.
Filibustero, sĂ, y eso ÂżquĂ© importa?... AsiÌ fueron los Cristos de las razas, Y a pesar de las noches quo corrieron, Siempre encontraron al final las albas.
Cumplió su sueño, descansar lo eterno En la encantada tierra de su patria... ¥Ya es feliz! Ya de todos sus hermanos Se alza por él a Dios una plegaria.
Fuente: MelancĂłlicas (p. 68), disponible en la Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes
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ÂĄAh! En su fiebre do pesar y de ira, Libre es por dentro quien por fuera es paria; Nuevo Rouget de Lisie que solloza Mientras hiere de muerte a la autocracia.
Filibustero, sĂ, y eso ÂżquĂ© importa?... AsiÌ fueron los Cristos de las razas, Y a pesar de las noches quo corrieron, Siempre encontraron al final las albas.
Cumplió su sueño, descansar lo eterno En la encantada tierra de su patria... ¥Ya es feliz! Ya de todos sus hermanos Se alza por él a Dios una plegaria.
Fuente: MelancĂłlicas (p. 68), disponible en la Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes
2024.02.05 13:44 whocares1207 Give me advice to stay calm during a presentation
Tomorrow I will have a school presentation about El Filibusterismo (Filipino Literature) Chapters 8-11 (with group mates) and my professor told me that chapter 10 (the chapter I will be presenting) will be the most important chapter in the presentation. Pls give me advice to stay calm during a presentation cause I feel so pressured huhu.
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2024.02.03 06:39 littlegordonramsay China's Exclusive pops are better than Philippines's
This is just my opinion, but in terms of country-based pops, I realized China's Exclusive pops are better than Philippines'.
From China, there are several pops based on Chinese culture/traditions: Journey to the West, Three Kingdoms, Beijing Opera, Good Luck (Fu Lu Shou, Lucky Dragon, Wu Shi, Auspicious Beast), Moon Rabbit, etc.
From Philippines, there several pops and Limited Editions based on the Jollibee company (Jollibee, Hetty, Champ, with different variants), a boxer (Manny Pacquiao), singer (Jose Mari Chan), school mascots (Ateneo, La Salle), comic book characters (Darna, Trese), mythological creatures (aswang, siyokoy), Mickey Mouse and Freddy Funko in barong tagalog. I think Philippines needs pops based on its culture. e.g. Malakas at Maganda, Ibong Adarna, Maria Makiling, characters from Noli me Tangere or El Filibusterismo, etc.
Are there also other pops from other countries?
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From China, there are several pops based on Chinese culture/traditions: Journey to the West, Three Kingdoms, Beijing Opera, Good Luck (Fu Lu Shou, Lucky Dragon, Wu Shi, Auspicious Beast), Moon Rabbit, etc.
From Philippines, there several pops and Limited Editions based on the Jollibee company (Jollibee, Hetty, Champ, with different variants), a boxer (Manny Pacquiao), singer (Jose Mari Chan), school mascots (Ateneo, La Salle), comic book characters (Darna, Trese), mythological creatures (aswang, siyokoy), Mickey Mouse and Freddy Funko in barong tagalog. I think Philippines needs pops based on its culture. e.g. Malakas at Maganda, Ibong Adarna, Maria Makiling, characters from Noli me Tangere or El Filibusterismo, etc.
Are there also other pops from other countries?
2024.01.10 18:36 Karkerar Looking to buy physical copies of Noli and El Fili, which translation should I buy?
Matagal ko nang gusto bumili ng physical version ng Noli Me Tangere at El Filibusterismo para mabasa ulit pero di ko alam kung ano yung dapat kong bilhin na pagsasalin. Sa mga nakabili na nito, may recommendations ba kayo? Full length sana at hindi lang summarized version. Thank you!
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2023.12.31 12:36 JapKumintang1991 On the proposed canal running through Laguna de Ba-i (from Manila Bay to Pacific Ocean)
Happy New Year to everyone!
Earlier, I learned through both this thread from Tsikot Forum and this article from the Philippine Star from the 25th of November 2020 that there was a proposed canal that supposed to connect Manila Bay and the Pacific Ocean through the Laguna de Ba-i; in fact, as written in the latter, such proposal was mentioned in detail by José Rizal in his novel "El Filibusterismo". In addition, the PhilStar article also said that the canal/spillway was supposed to be started within the vicinity of Parañaque.
Supposedly the said proposal was considered seriously (as plausible), what time period could be the earliest (or if not, the most recent) for such engineering feat to be realized?
I hope you'll share your though on this idea. Thanks!
PS: This proposed canal is related to another alternate history scenario: The town of Infanta and nearby island of Polillo was established as the center of film industry in the archipelago as José Nepomuceno (or both Edward Meyer Gross and Albert Yearsley if it occurred a bit earlier) and his production company permanently set up studios in the said area.
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Earlier, I learned through both this thread from Tsikot Forum and this article from the Philippine Star from the 25th of November 2020 that there was a proposed canal that supposed to connect Manila Bay and the Pacific Ocean through the Laguna de Ba-i; in fact, as written in the latter, such proposal was mentioned in detail by José Rizal in his novel "El Filibusterismo". In addition, the PhilStar article also said that the canal/spillway was supposed to be started within the vicinity of Parañaque.
Supposedly the said proposal was considered seriously (as plausible), what time period could be the earliest (or if not, the most recent) for such engineering feat to be realized?
I hope you'll share your though on this idea. Thanks!
PS: This proposed canal is related to another alternate history scenario: The town of Infanta and nearby island of Polillo was established as the center of film industry in the archipelago as José Nepomuceno (or both Edward Meyer Gross and Albert Yearsley if it occurred a bit earlier) and his production company permanently set up studios in the said area.
2023.12.28 14:08 evermoooore Filipino boy names đ”đâš
Hello! I'm back again, but this time with boy names inspired by mythology, folklore, and words from the Philippines. You can find girl names here.
Again, let me know if anything is incorrect or if you have any suggestions!
Aga: peaceful, serene
Agani: harvest (Maranaw)
Agila: eagle. National bird of the Philippines
Agos: river or ocean current, overflow
Aisuno: supreme child deity in Eskaya myth
Akasi: god of health
Alab: blaze, âto burn with emotionsâ
Allad: guide, lead (Manobo)
Alim: religious wise man (Tausug)
Amani: in Tagalog myth, god of the sea and hunters
Amman: god of the sun
Andel: trust (Yakan)
Anniwen/Anniwon: adore (Ivatan)
Araw/Arao: day, sun. The old Tagalog (pre-colonial) word is adlo
Alon: sea/ocean wave
Bagani: warrior-leader
Daigon: in Cebuano, praise
Dakila: noble, Tagalog version of âthe greatâ (as in Alexander the Great)
Dayon/Daion: lasting, forever (Hiligaynon)
Delan: in Ilongot myth, deity of the moon; giver of light and growth
Desen: strength (Manobo)
Duma: from Dumakulem, guardian of the mountains in Philippine myth
Edel: gem (Manobo)
Ellum: life (Yakan)
Goyo: from Segoyong, deities who guarded nature in Philippine myth. Famously known as the nickname of Gregorio del Pilar, a romantic figure in Filipino history and the youngest general in the Philippine Revolutionary Army
Husay/Husai: excellent, skilled
Igi: state or quality of being good, excellence
Isagani: from masaganang ani or bountiful harvest, name of a character in the novel El Filibusterismo (1891) by national hero José Rizal
Kadar: destiny (Tausug)
Kahel: the color orange
Kalao: in Philippine myth, spirit birds who guide and protect hunters' lives and souls
Kidlat: god of thunder
Lakas: strength
Lakan: âthe greatâ or noble, usually followed by another name like Lakandiwa (great soul) or Lakandula (noble dramatist)
Lawin: hawk
Liddum: in Ifugao myth, chief mediator between the gods and the people
Liham: written message, pronounced like the name Liam
Mabini: gentle or demure; after Apolinario Mabini, brain of the Philippine revolution
Madiwa: in Tagalog, meaningful or spirited
Makisig: lively, handsome
Naden: from minaden, creator of mankind in Teduray myth
Nasudi: in Ilocano, renowned or illustrious
Neguno: in Cuyonon myth, god of the sea
Noan: pronounced no-wan, from the pre-colonial word kaponoan (most sovereign)
Oden: deity of the rain
Paham: scholar, well-trained intellectual
Pawi: god of the forest in Aeta mythology
Raem/Rahem: dignity (Ilokano)
Rayo: admiration (Ilokano)
Rigon: strength (Bikolano)
Sadel: strong (Bontok)
Silim: from takipsilim or twilight
Taragomi: god of agriculture in Bagobo myth
Tawen: sky
Ulan/Uwan: rain. To modernize Uwan, it can be pronounced like Juan or Yuan
Umuoiri: pronounced oo-moh-wee-ri, god of clouds in Manobo myth
Wari: reflection, to introspect
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Again, let me know if anything is incorrect or if you have any suggestions!
Aga: peaceful, serene
Agani: harvest (Maranaw)
Agila: eagle. National bird of the Philippines
Agos: river or ocean current, overflow
Aisuno: supreme child deity in Eskaya myth
Akasi: god of health
Alab: blaze, âto burn with emotionsâ
Allad: guide, lead (Manobo)
Alim: religious wise man (Tausug)
Amani: in Tagalog myth, god of the sea and hunters
Amman: god of the sun
Andel: trust (Yakan)
Anniwen/Anniwon: adore (Ivatan)
Araw/Arao: day, sun. The old Tagalog (pre-colonial) word is adlo
Alon: sea/ocean wave
Bagani: warrior-leader
Daigon: in Cebuano, praise
Dakila: noble, Tagalog version of âthe greatâ (as in Alexander the Great)
Dayon/Daion: lasting, forever (Hiligaynon)
Delan: in Ilongot myth, deity of the moon; giver of light and growth
Desen: strength (Manobo)
Duma: from Dumakulem, guardian of the mountains in Philippine myth
Edel: gem (Manobo)
Ellum: life (Yakan)
Goyo: from Segoyong, deities who guarded nature in Philippine myth. Famously known as the nickname of Gregorio del Pilar, a romantic figure in Filipino history and the youngest general in the Philippine Revolutionary Army
Husay/Husai: excellent, skilled
Igi: state or quality of being good, excellence
Isagani: from masaganang ani or bountiful harvest, name of a character in the novel El Filibusterismo (1891) by national hero José Rizal
Kadar: destiny (Tausug)
Kahel: the color orange
Kalao: in Philippine myth, spirit birds who guide and protect hunters' lives and souls
Kidlat: god of thunder
Lakas: strength
Lakan: âthe greatâ or noble, usually followed by another name like Lakandiwa (great soul) or Lakandula (noble dramatist)
Lawin: hawk
Liddum: in Ifugao myth, chief mediator between the gods and the people
Liham: written message, pronounced like the name Liam
Mabini: gentle or demure; after Apolinario Mabini, brain of the Philippine revolution
Madiwa: in Tagalog, meaningful or spirited
Makisig: lively, handsome
Naden: from minaden, creator of mankind in Teduray myth
Nasudi: in Ilocano, renowned or illustrious
Neguno: in Cuyonon myth, god of the sea
Noan: pronounced no-wan, from the pre-colonial word kaponoan (most sovereign)
Oden: deity of the rain
Paham: scholar, well-trained intellectual
Pawi: god of the forest in Aeta mythology
Raem/Rahem: dignity (Ilokano)
Rayo: admiration (Ilokano)
Rigon: strength (Bikolano)
Sadel: strong (Bontok)
Silim: from takipsilim or twilight
Taragomi: god of agriculture in Bagobo myth
Tawen: sky
Ulan/Uwan: rain. To modernize Uwan, it can be pronounced like Juan or Yuan
Umuoiri: pronounced oo-moh-wee-ri, god of clouds in Manobo myth
Wari: reflection, to introspect
2023.12.28 13:52 evermoooore Filipino boy names đ”đâš
Hello! I'm back again, but this time with boy names inspired by mythology, folklore, and words from the Philippines. You can find girl names here.
Again, let me know if anything is incorrect or if you have any suggestions!
Aga: peaceful, serene
Agani: harvest (Maranaw)
Agila: eagle. National bird of the Philippines
Agos: river or ocean current, overflow
Aisuno: supreme child deity in Eskaya myth
Akasi: god of health
Alab: blaze, âto burn with emotionsâ
Allad: guide, lead (Manobo)
Alim: religious wise man (Tausug)
Amani: in Tagalog myth, god of the sea and hunters
Amman: god of the sun
Andel: trust (Yakan)
Anniwen/Anniwon: adore (Ivatan)
Araw/Arao: day, sun. The old Tagalog (pre-colonial) word is adlo
Alon: sea/ocean wave
Bagani: warrior-leader
Daigon: in Cebuano, praise
Dakila: noble, Tagalog version of âthe greatâ (as in Alexander the Great)
Dayon/Daion: lasting, forever (Hiligaynon)
Delan: in Ilongot myth, deity of the moon; giver of light and growth
Desen: strength (Manobo)
Duma: from Dumakulem, guardian of the mountains in Philippine myth
Edel: gem (Manobo)
Ellum: life (Yakan)
Goyo: from Segoyong, deities who guarded nature in Philippine myth. Famously known as the nickname of Gregorio del Pilar, a romantic figure in Filipino history and the youngest general in the Philippine Revolutionary Army
Husay/Husai: excellent, skilled
Igi: state or quality of being good, excellence
Isagani: from masaganang ani or bountiful harvest, name of a character in the novel El Filibusterismo (1891) by national hero José Rizal
Kadar: destiny (Tausug)
Kahel: the color orange
Kalao: in Philippine myth, spirit birds who guide and protect hunters' lives and souls
Kidlat: god of thunder
Lakas: strength
Lakan: âthe greatâ or noble, usually followed by another name like Lakandiwa (great soul) or Lakandula (noble dramatist)
Lawin: hawk
Liddum: in Ifugao myth, chief mediator between the gods and the people
Liham: written message, pronounced like the name Liam
Mabini: gentle or demure; after Apolinario Mabini, brain of the Philippine revolution
Madiwa: in Tagalog, meaningful or spirited
Makisig: lively, handsome
Naden: from minaden, creator of mankind in Teduray myth
Nasudi: in Ilocano, renowned or illustrious
Neguno: in Cuyonon myth, god of the sea
Noan: pronounced no-wan, from the pre-colonial word kaponoan (most sovereign)
Oden: deity of the rain
Paham: scholar, well-trained intellectual
Pawi: god of the forest in Aeta mythology
Raem/Rahem: dignity (Ilokano)
Rayo: admiration (Ilokano)
Rigon: strength (Bikolano)
Sadel: strong (Bontok)
Silim: from takipsilim or twilight
Taragomi: god of agriculture in Bagobo myth
Tawen: sky
Ulan/Uwan: rain. To modernize Uwan, it can be pronounced like Juan or Yuan
Umuoiri: pronounced oo-moh-wee-ri, god of clouds in Manobo myth
Wari: reflection, to introspect
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Again, let me know if anything is incorrect or if you have any suggestions!
Aga: peaceful, serene
Agani: harvest (Maranaw)
Agila: eagle. National bird of the Philippines
Agos: river or ocean current, overflow
Aisuno: supreme child deity in Eskaya myth
Akasi: god of health
Alab: blaze, âto burn with emotionsâ
Allad: guide, lead (Manobo)
Alim: religious wise man (Tausug)
Amani: in Tagalog myth, god of the sea and hunters
Amman: god of the sun
Andel: trust (Yakan)
Anniwen/Anniwon: adore (Ivatan)
Araw/Arao: day, sun. The old Tagalog (pre-colonial) word is adlo
Alon: sea/ocean wave
Bagani: warrior-leader
Daigon: in Cebuano, praise
Dakila: noble, Tagalog version of âthe greatâ (as in Alexander the Great)
Dayon/Daion: lasting, forever (Hiligaynon)
Delan: in Ilongot myth, deity of the moon; giver of light and growth
Desen: strength (Manobo)
Duma: from Dumakulem, guardian of the mountains in Philippine myth
Edel: gem (Manobo)
Ellum: life (Yakan)
Goyo: from Segoyong, deities who guarded nature in Philippine myth. Famously known as the nickname of Gregorio del Pilar, a romantic figure in Filipino history and the youngest general in the Philippine Revolutionary Army
Husay/Husai: excellent, skilled
Igi: state or quality of being good, excellence
Isagani: from masaganang ani or bountiful harvest, name of a character in the novel El Filibusterismo (1891) by national hero José Rizal
Kadar: destiny (Tausug)
Kahel: the color orange
Kalao: in Philippine myth, spirit birds who guide and protect hunters' lives and souls
Kidlat: god of thunder
Lakas: strength
Lakan: âthe greatâ or noble, usually followed by another name like Lakandiwa (great soul) or Lakandula (noble dramatist)
Lawin: hawk
Liddum: in Ifugao myth, chief mediator between the gods and the people
Liham: written message, pronounced like the name Liam
Mabini: gentle or demure; after Apolinario Mabini, brain of the Philippine revolution
Madiwa: in Tagalog, meaningful or spirited
Makisig: lively, handsome
Naden: from minaden, creator of mankind in Teduray myth
Nasudi: in Ilocano, renowned or illustrious
Neguno: in Cuyonon myth, god of the sea
Noan: pronounced no-wan, from the pre-colonial word kaponoan (most sovereign)
Oden: deity of the rain
Paham: scholar, well-trained intellectual
Pawi: god of the forest in Aeta mythology
Raem/Rahem: dignity (Ilokano)
Rayo: admiration (Ilokano)
Rigon: strength (Bikolano)
Sadel: strong (Bontok)
Silim: from takipsilim or twilight
Taragomi: god of agriculture in Bagobo myth
Tawen: sky
Ulan/Uwan: rain. To modernize Uwan, it can be pronounced like Juan or Yuan
Umuoiri: pronounced oo-moh-wee-ri, god of clouds in Manobo myth
Wari: reflection, to introspect
2023.12.27 16:52 filmgamegeek IJW: GomBurZa (2023)
Source: https://www.reeladvice.net/2023/12/gomburza-mmff-movie-review.html
"GomBurZa" stands in stark contrast to recent historical films that achieved immense success. While those films focused on the more flamboyant and mythical aspects of our local heroes, "GomBurZa" portrays a serious and realistic narrative. The difference is profound; both sets of films inspire appreciation for our heritage and culture, but "GomBurZa" distinguishes itself by depicting its heroes as simple, relatable individuals, forging a down-to-earth connection that amplifies its impact and drama.
Fueling the flames of liberalism, Father José Burgos (Cedrick Juan) earned a notorious reputation among the Spanish friars. What began as a movement against secular priests and friars gradually evolved into the definition of a people and their nation - Los Filipinos. Fearing further uprisings, the friars and Governor-General conspired to thwart Burgos, along with other priests embracing liberalist ideas like Father Mariano Gomes (Dante Rivero) and Jacinto Zamora (Enchong Dee), aiming to instill fear and obedience among the natives.
In recalling our history lessons, we remember GomBurZa as three martyr priests whose execution by garrote was witnessed by Jose Rizal, profoundly inspiring him to dedicate his second novel, "El Filibusterismo," in their honor. The film "GomBurZa" authentically portrays the priests' impactful yet incomplete role in history. Its strongest elements lie in Cedrick Juan's career-defining portrayal of Father Burgos, serving as the film's heart and soul with his poignant yet resilient portrayal. While Dante Rivero delivered commendably as Father Gomes, Enchong Dee's portrayal lacked the material to stand out against the other leads. Additionally, the film's production value and cinematography effectively transported us to late 1800s Manila, despite minor shortcomings in costumes and makeup in some scenes.
However, a significant contention arises from the film's heavy focus on Father José Burgos. The limited attention given to the other two priests fails to showcase their contributions to the secular cause or their local communities. While the rationale behind this presentation is understandable (Father Gomes embodying unwavering faith and Father Zamora as an innocent bystander in the wrong place at the wrong time), it almost renders the film as solely about "Burgos," minimizing the impact of the collective GomBurZa narrative. Nevertheless, "GomBurZa" remains an astounding experience despite its flaws. It provides a profound and plausible context to our history, one that inspires at the right scenes and at the perfect times, and ultimately resonating even in our vastly different modern-day circumstances.
Rating: 4 out of 5
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"GomBurZa" stands in stark contrast to recent historical films that achieved immense success. While those films focused on the more flamboyant and mythical aspects of our local heroes, "GomBurZa" portrays a serious and realistic narrative. The difference is profound; both sets of films inspire appreciation for our heritage and culture, but "GomBurZa" distinguishes itself by depicting its heroes as simple, relatable individuals, forging a down-to-earth connection that amplifies its impact and drama.
Fueling the flames of liberalism, Father José Burgos (Cedrick Juan) earned a notorious reputation among the Spanish friars. What began as a movement against secular priests and friars gradually evolved into the definition of a people and their nation - Los Filipinos. Fearing further uprisings, the friars and Governor-General conspired to thwart Burgos, along with other priests embracing liberalist ideas like Father Mariano Gomes (Dante Rivero) and Jacinto Zamora (Enchong Dee), aiming to instill fear and obedience among the natives.
In recalling our history lessons, we remember GomBurZa as three martyr priests whose execution by garrote was witnessed by Jose Rizal, profoundly inspiring him to dedicate his second novel, "El Filibusterismo," in their honor. The film "GomBurZa" authentically portrays the priests' impactful yet incomplete role in history. Its strongest elements lie in Cedrick Juan's career-defining portrayal of Father Burgos, serving as the film's heart and soul with his poignant yet resilient portrayal. While Dante Rivero delivered commendably as Father Gomes, Enchong Dee's portrayal lacked the material to stand out against the other leads. Additionally, the film's production value and cinematography effectively transported us to late 1800s Manila, despite minor shortcomings in costumes and makeup in some scenes.
However, a significant contention arises from the film's heavy focus on Father José Burgos. The limited attention given to the other two priests fails to showcase their contributions to the secular cause or their local communities. While the rationale behind this presentation is understandable (Father Gomes embodying unwavering faith and Father Zamora as an innocent bystander in the wrong place at the wrong time), it almost renders the film as solely about "Burgos," minimizing the impact of the collective GomBurZa narrative. Nevertheless, "GomBurZa" remains an astounding experience despite its flaws. It provides a profound and plausible context to our history, one that inspires at the right scenes and at the perfect times, and ultimately resonating even in our vastly different modern-day circumstances.
Rating: 4 out of 5
2023.12.23 09:38 side_quests Ano ang recommended niyong Filipino translation ng Noli Me Tangere at El Filibusterismo? Gusto ko ulit basahin.
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2023.12.20 05:54 theconstellinguist Cheapness causing decay; I live in WA, notorious for BG's sick fetishization of being cheap for its own sake. It's created a market for manufacturing cheap labor. Do you know any specific processes like the below, esp. specifically fascist anti-union globalist techniques to get cheap labor?
https://nordis.net/2017/06/18/article/news/nation/editorial-support-our-national-language-filipino/
UP Manila student council statement described in Filipino, âIt is part of globalization that the government and the US carry out to manufacture cheap labor in our country. Because of low nationalist consciousness, aggravated by the absence of job opportunities, there is a big chance that students would just go abroad instead of working in the country.â
Simon told Basilio, in Jose Rizalâs El Filibusterismo, âAng wika ay repleksyon ng sarili nating paraan ng pag-iisip, hanggat meron tayong sariling paraan ng pag-iisip hindi tayo magiging alipin.â (Our language is a reflection of our own mode of thinking. For as long as we have our own mode of thinking, we would never be slaves.).
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UP Manila student council statement described in Filipino, âIt is part of globalization that the government and the US carry out to manufacture cheap labor in our country. Because of low nationalist consciousness, aggravated by the absence of job opportunities, there is a big chance that students would just go abroad instead of working in the country.â
Simon told Basilio, in Jose Rizalâs El Filibusterismo, âAng wika ay repleksyon ng sarili nating paraan ng pag-iisip, hanggat meron tayong sariling paraan ng pag-iisip hindi tayo magiging alipin.â (Our language is a reflection of our own mode of thinking. For as long as we have our own mode of thinking, we would never be slaves.).
2023.12.13 11:16 kolektoworks Kape at Balita (Summary - December 13)
What Happened?
- Malacañang declares Dec. 26 as special non-working day Inquirer
- SSS launches Pension Loan Program to fight âsangla-ATMâ borrowing GMA News
- DOLE signed a memorandum of understanding with Games and Amusements Board (GAB) to provide employment for retired athletes Inquirer
- SWS: 48% of Filipinos think quality of life will improve next year Inquirer
- NHCP unveiled the Memory Project, a website that contains free Philippine history materials including the Tagalog and Spanish versions of Jose Rizal's Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo GMA News
- DepEd launches framework to improve quality of public school education GMA News
World
- India overtakes Hong Kong to become the worldâs seventh largest stock market CNBC
- Archaeologists unearthed the remains of a roofed theatre, market and river port at the site of a Roman town BBC
- Japanese zoo launched a probe after apparently massacring 31 of its 40 squirrels by mistake with treatments meant to kill parasites Inquirer
- Scientists created self-healing concrete by imbuing ordinary concrete with living organisms Inquirer
- Japan's oldest person died of old age ABS-CBN News
- Myanmar became the world's biggest producer of opium in 2023, overtaking Afghanistan ABS-CBN News
Extra
- How to Improve Your Business English Harvard Business Review
- Singaporeâs Ya Kun Kaya Toast opens in Makati City Rappler
- How science fiction and other unconventional tools can fire the imagination and lead to breakthrough growth Harvard Business Review
- How sustainability transformed tourism in Coron F&B Report
- Understanding Filipino food culture through the eyes of a foreigner F&B Report
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2023.12.13 11:16 kolektoworks Kape at Balita (Summary - December 13)
What Happened?
- Malacañang declares Dec. 26 as special non-working day Inquirer
- SSS launches Pension Loan Program to fight âsangla-ATMâ borrowing GMA News
- DOLE signed a memorandum of understanding with Games and Amusements Board (GAB) to provide employment for retired athletes Inquirer
- SWS: 48% of Filipinos think quality of life will improve next year Inquirer
- NHCP unveiled the Memory Project, a website that contains free Philippine history materials including the Tagalog and Spanish versions of Jose Rizal's Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo GMA News
- DepEd launches framework to improve quality of public school education GMA News
World
- India overtakes Hong Kong to become the worldâs seventh largest stock market CNBC
- Archaeologists unearthed the remains of a roofed theatre, market and river port at the site of a Roman town BBC
- Japanese zoo launched a probe after apparently massacring 31 of its 40 squirrels by mistake with treatments meant to kill parasites Inquirer
- Scientists created self-healing concrete by imbuing ordinary concrete with living organisms Inquirer
- Japan's oldest person died of old age ABS-CBN News
- Myanmar became the world's biggest producer of opium in 2023, overtaking Afghanistan ABS-CBN News
Extra
- How to Improve Your Business English Harvard Business Review
- Singaporeâs Ya Kun Kaya Toast opens in Makati City Rappler
- How science fiction and other unconventional tools can fire the imagination and lead to breakthrough growth Harvard Business Review
- How sustainability transformed tourism in Coron F&B Report
- Understanding Filipino food culture through the eyes of a foreigner F&B Report
Thanks for reading Kape at Balita! Subscribe on my email newsletter for free for daily relevant news
2023.11.11 15:26 jchrist98 El Filibusterismo but wojak
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