Culture and Morality
I. Introduction:
Culture is unique. It shows what is acceptable and appropriate to a group of people. Culture defines morality and vice-versa.
II. Activity:
A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
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ReplyDeleteOne of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the traditional way of saying "po/opo" to those who are older. It goes without saying that this is the most Filipino way of showing respect to those who were born earlier. This gesture or habit was taught from an early age which leads the youth to follow it unwillingly. This creates a Filipino culture of respect towards the elderly directing a moral behavior. Although the community has evolved throughout the years, I think that it is not relevant as of today to say "po/opo" since respect should not be given by force, but it is earned. An individual may not say "po"/"opo" but can still be respectful, the same goes to an individual who says "po/opo" but is disrespectful towards others.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
The Filipino culture that directs to the moral behavior is having a positive mindset and being a hardworking person. This strives us not just in our career and for our future, but also it helps us to other people that are in need of encouragement. We Filipinos are fund of always helping other people to make each other's path more clearly and brightly.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the Filipinos are very religious.
In all corners of a Filipino house, you can find brazen images of crosses and other religious paraphernalia. They go to church every Sunday, or sometimes even twice or three times a week. A good example of there is the “Poong Nazareno” the black Nazarene there’s always a celebration once in 1 year and you can see the Filipinos attending that parade and devote their wishes to the black Nazarene it says that when you touch or embrace a black Nazarene your wish come through or your illness will be gone. Some people said that when the parade starts they want to come close to it and grab a opportunity to wish what they want to. The attendees there is millions of Filipino no age limit there when you’re on that parade. There are senior citizen, teenagers, adults and children come there , they said that “ Panata na naming to palagi tuwing may Poong Nazareno” . This lines is part of their life when that parade starts to move. It takes 5-8 hours before it come back to the church in Quiapo. This is the way of them to confess their sins to Lord and thanks to the blessings that come to them.
Ezekiel D. Guevarra
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is doing "Mano po". It becomes a habit since every filipino parents teach their child to show respect older guys. Doing this will show that you have respect towards the person. When a Filipino child meets an older family member or older friend, the youth customarily greets them with a gesture called mano po, taking the older relative's hand and placing it on his or her own forehead to express profound respect for the elder. The idea that caring for older people is the responsibility of their children is rooted as firmly in Filipino society as it is elsewhere in Southeast Asia. For that reason, older people usually live with their families.
Foehn Raja Dela Cruz
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One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the respecting our elders or anyone who is older than you. Though this is still being taught by many household there are lots of things bad for this concept. Respecting the elders is a good thing but in Philippines this does not go the other way around. Where the elders are free to disrespect the youngers and that is fine. For they have more experience in life. Though this Filipino culture is good in a way to show how to give respect but I think it is better to just show respect to everyone not just the younger ones to the older ones but also vise versa. It just does not sit well. Where it is a disrespect when someone talks back to redeem his self for the disrespect the adults gave to him.
One Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the culture of saying 'po' and 'opo' and the 'pagmamano'. This gesture is practiced and normalize to almost every one of us in our kid and growing age. While 'po' and 'opo' is being used when talking to people that are older to us, 'pagmamano' is performed by either giving a person a hand kiss or by bowing down to elderly and by taking his or her hand and pressing it on the forehead. Although 'pagmamano' is not being used that much nowadays and it's only being practiced in provinces, 'po' and 'opo' is still widely being used all throughout the country which shows and solidifies that we are people that have been taught good manners whoever we may encounter.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos being resilient at all times. The old saying goes "The resiliency of a Filipino" directs moral behavior to have courage and integrity to face all kinds of challenges. It is always a good thing to stay strong against all odds, the habit we are so proudly to call our kababayans. I think it is still relevant as of today but Filipinos nowadays cannot distinguish resiliency and toxic positivity that drives other people another way around or being more discourage when people tend to push the idea to be tough-looking to face the problems.
Aguilar, Jheanne Rona A.
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Filipino culture is unique compared to other Asian countries, maybe because of the colonization of different countries. Our country, Philippines, is one of two predominantly Roman Catholic nations in Asia-Pacific. Filipinos are very devoted to religions that they will risk their lives, for example, the feast of the Black Nazarene. This culture has been brought since the colonization of the Spanish. I think this culture is still relevant in these days, as you can see, even if there is a pandemic going on, some religious people are still going to churches, not afraid of what will happened to them. They believe that no pandemic or plague would stop them for believing the Lord God. I guess it is just that religious person should not force someone to have faith on what they believed. It is someone’s decision; it is someone’s choice; and it is someone’s belief so it should not be forced.
Patrick P. Yee
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One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior were our folktales, the tradition of passing down our ancestors folktales shows how we respect our elderly and their beliefs. Folktales represent the origin of somethings, one example for this is how earthquakes happen before science became what it is today. This is still relevant today as folktales are part of our culture that we must uphold as it contains information/experiences from our ancestors sometimes it might be hard to believe such things as we are already technologically advance.
Juan Patrick A. Gallardo
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1. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
An example of Filipino culture are saying "po" and "opo" and doing "pagmamano" to your elders, and it is still relevant today, because the past generations teach their kids to do this kind of behavior and then it passed down to their own generations and continue doing this until to this generation. Because it is an act of respect to other people here in the Philippines. By doing that kind moral behavior we also know that the generation before us are practicing it very often.
Elaine S. Andus
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
An example is “Mano or Pagmamano”. This is perhaps one of the most common cultural traditions that Filipino parents, wherever they are in the world, teach their kids. It is an honoring gesture in Filipino culture that is performed as a sign of respect to elders and as a way of accepting a blessing from the elder.
In today’s modern world, the way younger generations especially in urban cities, pay respect to their parents and their elders have already evolved. The culture still applies today, however “pagmamano” is slowly fading out because the younger generations are slowly replacing it with a peck on the cheek, locally known as beso.
Antoinette Funtanilla
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Respecting our elders by means of pagmamano and po at opo is one of the most well-known Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Nowadays, because of the pandemic, physical contact should be avoided and thus, pagmamano is no longer practiced by most people. When it comes to saying po and opo as a sign of respect, it is still relevant today specially that it was taught to us since we were young and has been embedded in our culture.
Jinn Alano A. Dilag
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One of the most notable culture in the Philippines is the "mano" or placing the hand of an elderly on your forehead. It is to show respect to the elderly. Up until now where everything is modern and many teenager are getting into foreign entertainment it is still relevant as it is pass down to generation to generation. This goes to show that Philippine culture values respect to the elderly and to one another. You must show respect to other elderly because they have more knowledge and more experience ,but at some point this thinking can be a little toxic to other situation and this could be a huge problem up until now as we are restricted to say our own opinion.
Abalora, Sean David B.
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Bayanihan has been a known trait by the Filipinos and it's been used and practiced by the Filipinos until now. It has stood the test of time. Bayanihan means having the spirit of communal unity and cooperation. The term was coined from the word Bayan, which means nation, or community.
Its representation is mostly portrayed by having bamboo poles placed under a kubo in a length-wise and cross-wise manner. This forms a strong frame for many people to carry. They do it in a festive mood during the relocation, and once they're done moving, the moving family celebrates it by conducting a simple fiesta for the people who helped carry them.
Although this hasn't been done in a long time, or it isn't done in urban areas of the Philippines, the essence and will of bayanihan has been present ever since. There's bayanihan in sports, and there's bayanihan in moral behavior and practices by people helping each otherin lifting up each other's values, hopes and dreams.
Jaime Hanz Sibucao
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Filipinos highly valuing education over anything else. Filipino families make great sacrifices and viewed education as the very definition of success. They strongly believe that it is worth investing time, money, and energy to their children. In order for them to upgrade in socioeconomic status, as well as gain financial return and social reputations for the future. I think this culture is undoubtedly relevant. As parents look at their children as an investment and a way to improve their status in life. Nevertheless, it is not a bad thing to put time, effort and nourish the children, however, these types of things may turn toxic, as it puts burden and pressure to the children. Which as a result, discourages them to pursue their own dreams, just to follow their parents ambition.
RODIL, Laille Aldrich I.
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The Philippines is well-known around the world as the melting pot of Asia because of it's rich history. The times when it was under the regime of the invaders for a long period of time making our race inherit some of their behaviors and way of living. But the most common feature of us that displays moral behavior is that how we show our respect. Filipinos have dedicated words they pepper around in the sentence to show respect which is "po" and "opo". This is commonly heard or used if someone is talking to someone elderly or someone that has a higher position.
Filipino is one of the few languages in the world that has this feature and it shows the true value for respect in us filipinos.
John Rupert Pamintuan
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One example of cultures that Filipinos practice is the "Bayanihan". During the old days where "kubos" or nipa hut are still common, Filipino people help in moving the houses for their fellow citizens. Cooperation and unity is built through this activity. It is a good way to develop relationships with fellow Filipinos and build trust among each other. I think the house moving tradition is not really relevant today, unless in rural areas where they can still practice it. But the real meaning of bayanihan is to help one another to achieve a common, greater goal which means that it does not apply only to moving houses but to help each other in different kinds of situation.
Allana Mae L. Romero
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There are a lot of Filipino cuture that can be directed to moral behavior. One of them is how Filipinos always try to help one another which is also known as bayanihan. Originally, bayanihan is more of helping one another without expecting anything in return. I might say that, fortunately, bayanihan can still be seen with Filipinos up to this day. But then, some Filipinos doesn't know the meaning of giving without expecting anything in return. These days, some of them tend to say that you are obliged to pay them something in return of them helping you out. Although this doesn't apply to everyone, but it is still disappointing to see some people being like this.
De Guzman, Lorence Joy G.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are known to be very religious. In all corners of a Filipino house, you can find images of crosses, other religious paraphernalia and saint statues . They go to church every Sunday, or sometimes even twice or three times a week. I think that this Filipino culture greatly affect the morality of the Filipinos and still relevant today. But, as time flies some teenagers are not fond of going to churches every Sunday or reading the bible. Still, being religious is part of the Filipino culture .
Carlo M. Salva
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- A specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is using "po" and "opo". This behavior has been widely spread throughout the country and is used by the younger generations and even adults. This culture is still relevant nowadays since this is a great way to show respect to others especially to the elderly.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
The reason why Philippines are different from other country is because we are rich in cultures and traditions. One of the common Filipino culture is saying "Opo or Po" to elders. The reason of saying that catchphrase is to show respect when you are speaking to someone older than you. Also, we have the culture called "Pagmamano" where you raise the backs of the hands of their elders to your foreheads as a sign of respect. Nowadays, "pagmamano" is temporarily not being practice. It is because we need to keep social distance from each other. But, using "Opo or Po" is still relevant when you are talking to an elder. It is a trademark of being a Filipino.
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One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the way elders taught their children or younger people that they should follow what elders say because they have more experience and knowledge in this world. The culture where younger people should behave like what the elders think or say that is the best for them. I think that is not relevant today because there is some things that younger people know than the elders. I have nothing against elders but the society is changing and there will be some changes in the way how each of us lives our life and some things that are right in the past may be wrong in this time and some things in the past that are wrong may be right in this time, that is why not all the time we should follow what elders think or say. As a Filipino and younger ones, we should think on our own and base our decisions in our life through our own experiences and knowledge.
Jihad M. Yusoph
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-Social inequalities are common in the country even though Filipinos generally believe that everyone should be treated in the same way. Filipinos are always compassionate with their less fortunate kababayan. Regardless of status, everyone is expected to act at all times with humility and courtesy and respect.
As something that is distinctly part of Filipino culture, it is customary for Filipinos to address their superiors or elders as Sir or Ma’am. Additionally, you will occasionally hear them use the expression “ho” or “po” when they talk – this is a way of showing respect (e.g. thank you ho/po.)
Filipinos love their titles and take pride in their accomplishments, be them academic or otherwise. You will regularly see their titles used before their names in written communications (Dr. for doctor, Atty. for attorney, etc) and it is even common for them to be addressed using these titles in daily conversation.
Upon introduction and on subsequent meetings with people, shaking hands firmly is expected. Female friends, on the other hand, greet each other with hugs and kisses. Touching is very common between Filipinos but Westerners need to be very careful with cross-gender contact as this may cause offense.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the common Filipino culture is that we always say "Bahala na" or that we believe that everything is already in God's will. This may seem relevant because of some religious points, but it is not, especially today.
As for my personal experience and observation, saying "bahala na" simply means we lack of motivation and effort to do something that might actually mean something that is worth more than just your fate. Maybe we can do better, maybe not. But how will we know the true value of something, if we do not try to make a move, and not just depend on God's will. Or maybe, it is your fate to not succeed, because you really did not do something and just let your beliefs to take over.
We can always do something, we never ran out of choices. It's just that, will and motivation, nowadays, are really hard to find.
Pabalan, Louise Emmanuelle D.
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Filipino Culture is seen and known to be family-oriented and religious. One of these that directs Moral Behavior is how Filipinos welcome visitors into their homes and as well as how they greet elderly by saying "Mano po" while holding the elder's hand and touching it on their forehead. Filipinos are also known to have that hospitable trait that is appreciated by foreigners. These cultures are relevant because this shapes the image of the country despite of having situations that may cause damage to that reputation.
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- Filipino are known for ingenuity. We are known for being resourceful and creative in every situation we encounter on our lives. Many of our countrymen is clever in creating crafts and even ideas that can resolve their problems and make their life easier. Despite of poverty and lack of finance, many of us can still produce creative ideas that can optimize their life, such as using recyclable and reusable materials as resource for their crafts, to gain profit. It is still relevant even in the present state of our country. Many of our "kababayans" use their creativeness to think an alternative source of income in this times of COVID Pandemic. One of the example is that, we use the online community to sell our crafts and products just to resolve the existing progress in unemployment rate.
Airamin C. Bautista
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A) Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
- One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the use of the words “po” and “opo” and the honoring gesture or “pagmamano”. This is the traditional way of how Filipinos show their respect to the elders. Even though that some teenagers are being labelled as “westernized”, as they seem to adopt some cultures of western countries. I still believed that these gestures are still alive in present times.
Rose Anne J. Eugenio
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Debt of Gratitude is one of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. It is an appreciation or thanks that someone should give another person we owe them a debt of gratitude for all the help they've given us. Somehow it's still relevant today because it depends on people how to response in this kind of action. For example in family, we appreciate our parents, who gave us life. One thing to remember is that you can be grateful and objective at the same time. It will save you from making bad decisions that are based on blind loyalty. Sometimes people are just kind if they want something from us but at the end they will forget all the help that we give to them and if we do something they don't like, they will act like you never do something good to them.
Dylan R. Jabla
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We Filipinos respect our elders very dearly. Unlike some other languages in other countries, we have words specifically used for speaking with someone older than us or someone we respect, the "po" and "opo". As soon as we learn how to talk as a baby, we are first taught to say po and opo to our elderlies. This is a culture that goes way back even before we are colonized by foreigners, and it is still one of the most defining trait of us Filipinos today. Even now that we incorporate many english words in our daily normal conversations, the po and opo never lost its place and hopefully, it will never fade, because it shows how much we treasure our culture and how we respect those who walked in this land before us.
Marshal Amieron P. Pinpin
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"Gender-Specific Values" in the Filipino culture directs a moral behaviour to genders, such as males should become pillars of income and support in a family while females are expected to take care of their family and household, especially their children. While this isn't exclusive specifically to the Philippines, this still build and shape each genders own morals when it comes what they need to do or not, for both genders are expected to have a different responsibility than the other. A male is expected to gentle, hardworking and strong and females are expected to be elegant, caring and responsible.
This is still relevant today, in fact, I can even say it'll stay for a very long while. While it is an expectation from various people, I can say some people shouldn't really expect much about this. Expecting the basics (like a male can carry heavy loads, and female being able to do household chores) is understandable, people shouldn't pressure it really much to those genders as well. This just doesn't sink well overall to that particular person.
Jairus Ivan R. Iscala
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are known to be hospitable not only towards foreign people but also to our fellow countrymen. We have this culture up to these days and it's evident whenever visitors step their feet in Filipino homes. We held grand celebrations to welcome our visitors and serve the best we could offer. This effort aims to make our visitors feel that they are welcome and to give them the best experience for their stay.
It is still applied in today's generation and the good thing in this practice is that we don't choose the type of people to show hospitability with. As long as you are a visitor, expect the warm welcome and best treatment.
Cristopher A. Avanzado
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"Utang na loob" is one of the Filipino culture that directs the moral behavior of many FIlipinos. In an article, it is called the most powerful moral obligation in Filipino culture, the debt of gratitude, as the article suggests. It is the essence of loyalty, commitment, and moral order. Utang na loob is a form of reciprocity, or simply, a favor must be repaid adequately and properly to show gratitude. This trait is usually shown in family setup where children must pay back for what their parents sacrificed for them when they were in their parents obligation. In some cases, this trait is also shown to people outside home like in an institute or an organization or charities.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
- Filipinos have a close family ties. They say that our family, parents and siblings, are the only ones who would stay with us through ups and downs. Our parents are the ones who introduced us to do good things and taught us what is right and wrong. They are the foundation of our moral behavior. Most children grow the same as their parents/or siblings.
Today, close family ties culture is still relevant in directing moral behavior. Our situation in our family can greatly affect our personality, judgment, thinking, moral, etc. Tradition and Culture differences between families define different type of people we meet in our society.
BAGASONA, Kim Dianne G.
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>> Moral behavior refers to a physical action or attitude that aligns with the principles of a specific ethical system. It is to act according to ones moral values and standards. We, Filipinos, are well-known as family-oriented and respectful people. One of the Filipino cultures is calling older sisters "ate" and older brothers "kuya". And sometimes, "ate" and "kuya" are used just to show respect to older people. Today, it is still used and is still not fading away from the tongues of the Filipinos. It is one of the well-known cultures of the Filipinos for not all countries pay respect like this. This proves how important families are to the Filipinos, and how they love their neighbor.
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ReplyDeleteBayanihan is the most relevant in today's time, many Filipinos are being compassionate and helpful to their fellow Filipinos as they look at them as a family, Bayanihan exists when in times of crisis, many Filipino start to come up to collect and gather basic needs and commodities as an aid to be sent on their fellows whose in crisis, example is on Taal Eruption and Typhoon Yolanda. It is clear to see that their is a "Malasakit" and "Bayanihan" when the helps have pour out and Prayers are sent to them, and that is the Filipino Culture that we can be truly proud of.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the culture of filipino is using the word Po and Opo to show respect to our elderly or to someone we show respect. It is taught since when we are a kid and will continue to past generation to generation. It is relevant because even though a lot of filipino using english as their primary language they still using the word po and opo to show respect to someone older than them or their valuing the most.
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From the moment Filipino are born into this world, they are already taught how to be respectful by using catchphrases "po" and "opo", words that end sentences used when talking to an elderly or someone we respect. Filipino also have a culture of "pagmamano" which is where they raise the backs of the hands of their elders to their foreheads as a sign of respect. These cultures is still relevant up until now and taught from generation to generation.
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1. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
- The Filipino culture is rich and distinct among Asian countries. On of the culture that directs moral behavior is saying “po” and “opo” among elders and doing “pagmamano” as a sign of greetings with respect. As we grow up, we are taught by our parents and elders to be respectful by utilizing these basic expressions. These kinds of behaviors reflect on how children are growing up and can be seen oh how they treat people specially those older than us/them. We are instructed that all elders should be respected as they have more experience in this world than us, and we younger ones can’t talked back against them or you will be considered rude and ungrateful. These cultures are relevant today and still being done, because these traditions will never be erased in us since it is like our own trademark and already carved in us. But somehow, it can be a problem for many, since today’s generation are now voicing their concerns regarding some of the Filipino behaviors that they would like to correct.
Encanto, Benette H.
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Filipino cultures have the tendency to be always on the bright side, but I am contemplating on whether it might be wholly true or still had cracks on them that we purposely ignores. Toxic Filipino cultures CANNOT be seen as something with moral behavior because we already distinguish them as somewhat negative and wrong. That in itself is our preconception about our own and thus, it is deemed that we are really giving opinions on something we don't entirely and personally know which is a kind of a toxic culture. One Filipino culture under this is the hierarchal structures of families in the Philippines. Up until now, it's wrong for us to speak up or voice an opinion to our elders because it was seen as rebellion for them, it was just expected for us to give on submission to them to do so. Seeing as it was bad mannerism for us to talk back to our parents, but the same is undeniably true when we keep silent from them too. Even if we want to be respectful as it is a nature we adapt to since then, moral behavior is always in the middle of the right and wrong we tend to see.
ABERIA, Kristalyn Joy L.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos have a rich and unique culture compared to other Asian countries, also it reflects our complex history on how the people we interacted contributed to our customs. One Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the debt of gratitude or "utang na loob." It refers to the appreciation, thankfulness and a form of reciprocity by returning a favor from what the other people did or gave for you. This is commonly observed among Filipino families where children must repay or give back to their parents from all their sacrifices for you. However, it can also be seen between you and your close relatives or friends. This culture is still relevant at present since Filipinos are loyal and helpful in nature. However, there are instances that other people are taking advantage of our debt of gratitude that is why some are being obliged to return the favor even if it is already reciprocated before but the sense of gratitude is still there which makes it hard for some to decline.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
A Filipino culture that has been relevant until this day is what they call “Pagmamano” or holding someone’s and putting it at your forehead, it is a sign to show respect and commonly it is done to elderly, parents usually teach their kids this kind of behaviour to learn how to respect and give proper manners to their kids it used when there is a visitor or a relative that visited your house it can also be use when you are going to other places and a simple greeting to people you have meet.
Being used to this kind of manner will help you interact with people even with a simple gesture it’s also a simple meet up with your relatives and have a small chat with them. This interaction is passed through generation even people that lives in cities and urban areas knows this tradition so even when going to urban places and rural places this can apply to both.
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ReplyDeleteA Filipino culture that was linked since the Spanish Colonial period is having respect for your elders especially those in your family. We show our moral behavior in saying "po" and "opo" in every sentence and "pagmamano". This shows as a first sign of respect for Filipino elders but the idea of respecting your elders have a drawback because even if the elder disrespected or if you corrected his/her actions you will be branded as someone disrespectful just for saying what is right.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
-Hospitality and Charity, I think this two is relevant until today especially in rural place. Filipino`s are known for many things, one of it is being charity, for example there is one celebrating his/her birthday or any occasion, when I went to our province I saw different person came from different area helping each my uncle to cook some food for us and I was wondering that the visitor are not seating and chillin` only waiting for the food and was so cool. Next is the hospitality, Pilipino are known for being kind accepting anyone to their house especially for those new to the town or for that place. That is relevant until now because I saw different vlogger from other countries that they have been accepted by many filipinos even if they have nothing.
Caspillan, Ma. Jehiel J.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
- Resilient is one of the most known Filipino cultures that direct moral behavior. Filipinos are great to think of new ways on how to tackle new problems and challenges in life. The resiliency of Filipinos are still relevant today, especially in this pandemic. The pandemic has not only caused poverty but also a psychological distress. On the contrary, Filipinos are still finding ways to recover and stood up from this pandemic. It is true that Filipino may stumble and may fall on the ground but helping hands do not seem to be in short supply as the fallen are quickly lifted back to their feet.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
The most relevant moral behavior of Filipino culture today is being Hospitable to others, we all know that Filipino's is having many cultures that can attract many tourist, that can help our economy. Tourist who come to go to the Philippines speak of Filipinos going out of their way to help them when lost, or the heartwarming generosity of a Filipino family hosting a visitor in their poverty-stricken home. Meanwhile, most tourist who attend Filipino gatherings abroad, which are frequently organized for many reasons testify to the warmth and friendliness of Filipinos as they experience that feeling of belongingness. Moreover, its more fun in the Philippines, most tourist who visited Philippines are all satisfied and having a smile in there face. Nowadays, hospitable is being legendary up to now because it still exist and we Filipino's always having silver linings in ourselves that keeps more in touch in our culture. Indeed, the legendary Filipino hospitality isn't limited to the Philippines, it's everywhere wherever there are Filipinos.
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Cite a specific Filipino Culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
We all know that Philippines has a distinct culture among the other countries in Asia. One of those cultures is our custom on behaving as a child, which is saying po and opo whenever we talk to someone older to us. The behavior by saying po and opo is being done in accordance with the moral or good behavior because our parents said that through saying those two words is a sign of respect for the person we are talking with. It is very evident before and up until now, there are parents and grandparents who are still teaching their child to learn how to respect by just saying po and opo that's make this culture is relevant in the current time. Most of us Filipinos, we believe that the meaning of saying po and opo is still not changing even though the society is changing through time. Additionally, I think that this is considered as relevant because this culture of us is already with our blood of being a Filipino. Lastly, I hope that it won't be forgotten by the next generations because it is a good gift that we should bring and pass to the future generations.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the filipino Culture that is still relevant is the use of "po" and "opo" at the end of the sentences whenever we talk to someone older than us, as a way of showing respect to them. This was taught to us when we were a child as a way for us to still use it even though we are using another language until it became a habit.
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Cite a specific Filipino Culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
The courtship here in the Philippines not only involves between the two people, but also her parents. The man also must come to her parents to prove that he is responsible and able to take care of her by serving her family. This culture shows how serious needed to be in a relationship and the bond not to be easily to break. I do think that this culture is still relevant in present time. However, the way it is done by serving her family is the practice that is not relevant in this culture. The man can show he is worthy by having a close relationship with her parents and having a discussion to his plans in the future with his lover. With this, the parents can evaluate the man’s intention and the seriousness to their daughter.
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As something that is distinctly part of Filipino culture, it is customary for Filipinos to address their superiors or elders as Sir or Ma’am. Additionally, you will occasionally hear them use the expression “ho” or “po” when they talk – this is a way of showing respect (e.g. thank you ho/po.)
Filipinos love their titles and take pride in their accomplishments, be them academic or otherwise. You will regularly see their titles used before their names in written communications (Dr. for doctor, Atty. for attorney, etc) and it is even common for them to be addressed using these titles in daily conversation.
CADIENTE, Cristine Jane A.
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Cite a specific Filipino Culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the Filipino Culture that we have that directs to moral behavior is doing this “mano po” to those who are older to us. We all know that this action shows moral behavior because the parents taught us when we were young which shows the respect. Example of this is showing the “mano po” to our parents and also to our lolo’t lola every time we are about to visit them. And up until now, this “mano po” actions is still relevant today because it’s part of our doing or actions in our everyday life.
Topuz, Shiela Marie T.
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Cite a specific Filipino Culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Respect and Modesty is common on us. Social inequalities are common in the country even though Filipinos generally believe that everyone should be treated in the same way. Filipinos are always compassionate with their less fortunate kababayan (countrymen). Regardless of status, everyone is expected to act at all times with humility and courtesy and respect. As something that is distinctly part of Filipino culture, it is customary for Filipinos to address their superiors or elders as Sir or Ma’am. Additionally, you will occasionally hear them use the expression “ho” or “po” when they talk – this is a way of showing respect (e.g. thank you ho/po.)
Filipinos love their titles and take pride in their accomplishments, be them academic or otherwise. You will regularly see their titles used before their names in written communications (Dr. for doctor, Atty. for attorney, etc) and it is even common for them to be addressed using these titles in daily conversation. Upon introduction and on subsequent meetings with people, shaking hands firmly is expected. Female friends, on the other hand, greet each other with hugs and kisses. Touching is very common between Filipinos but Westerners need to be very careful with cross-gender contact as this may cause offence.
I think its still relevant today because every parents that I know teach their child how to respect elders and professional. For a long time Filipinos never forget how to use "po" and "opo" and even if we didn't the person we always show respect, that is the reason why other countries called us friendly. There are many Filipino cultures but respect and modesty is still in us no matter what we do.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are family-oriented, they are known for having strong and close family ties.They place high regard and put importance on their family before anything else. One Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is eating together in the ‘hapag kainan’. Eating together as a family is relevant today, this is the chance where family gathered together to communicate with each other while enjoying their food. This kind of tradition keeps the family united and open with each other. This culture helps the children to also build a family outside their home, they will build a circle of friends that become their family members. Filipinos value their family, I hope that every child will continue this tradition in their future family.
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One of the greatest and Culture that represent the is their hospitality, it is one of this world that even foreign country admits that Philippines is one of those country which superior hospitality can be seen. This is directly affecting the moral behavior of the Filipino in the sense that, we might be hospitable to some foreign country, but we are also giving the same affection to each other resulting to what we called 'bayanihan', a term where we Filipino tend to help each other even if we also have nothing to give.
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Cite a specific filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
No other cultures in Asia, in Europe or even in America, perform such a gesture of giving a sign of respect by using mano or pagmamano. Mano or pagmamano is similar to hand-kissing. It’s performed by a person giving the greeting by bowing down toward the person or the elder or taking his hand or her hand and pressing it on the forehead. This is usually performed with the right hand and the person may ask "Mano po" or “Can I have your blessing?” Typically someone may ask for the mano or the honored gesture with an older relative upon entry into their home or upon seeing them. The word “mano” is Spanish for hand, while the word “po” is often used in Filipino culture and language at the end of each sentence as a sign of respect when addressing someone older. I believe that it is not relevant today but also some Filipino do it. I believe that because of our new generation or modern generation where technology matters, I think they forgot this kind of giving respect especially for those new generation.
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Filipinos are a man of gratitude. Therefore, one of the Filipino cultures is "debt of gratitude or utang na loob", which are having to do with our moral behavior. The debt of gratitude is a way of returning a favor to the person, especially when they help us in a certain situation. We learned how to be grateful and appreciates people who came to help and/or support us. Continuously, this mindset of Filipino culture is still relevant. A famous Filipino proverb "ang hindi lumingon sa pinanggalingan ay hindi makakarating sa paroroonan" is a way also to always return the favor whatever you had or wherever you are.
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Being "religious" is one of the Filipino culture that still passes on through its generation since there are a lot of beliefs on faith either you are part of Christian, Catholic and other religion groups. For example, me being a Catholic person, our Family is committed on attending church most likely when it is the most important times such as Holy week and Christmas. Even doing novenas and 6pm rosary every day. This culture of us, directs to a moral behaviour. Since, we are taught by our ancestors / elderly to do what God indicated to us that is "good". And how things must go within our choices relying all of it in our faith and belief. Since moral behavior tells us that it needs to produce good community, these elderly just want us to become a person who has faith, and we might pass it through the generation that it is a "good" thing for us.
BORJA, KHIN T.
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Cite a specific filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
In our days Filipinos are a very hospitable and friendly peopleand we all know that in ourself. They always smile no matter how they feel. If meeting someone for the first time, it would be good to smile at the person before you even start a conversation. Many things that we doing in our country are unique because some country they not have what we doing first is "pagmamano" second is saying "po" at "opo" who elder than us and we need to have a building personal relationship it is very important to everyb Filipinos. The frist thing that everyone to give is trust because this is key in establishing work or business relationships. A sincere interest in the person’s family life can help establish a good relationship. Many moral behavior that we using ir applying today because as Filipino netizens we are obligate to show to everyone our sign of respect even though they are in from other country because like a quote what respect you give, the respect you recieve.
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Filipino people have many culture which give importance to their beliefs, customs, religions and festivals. One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is for being a Hospitable. This culture build attraction to other people to go to Philippines, if we notice, many foreigner said that they like to go to Philippines because on how they treat them here. This culture that leads to the moral behavior of every Filipino and it is still respectfully relevant today. Another thing that I want to share about Filipino culture is the use of "pagmamano" even when I was a kid, this thing really matters a lot. My parents get mad if we didn't perform this kind of culture if we encounter our grandparents or other people that is older than to me or to my brother. Today, I realize how important this kind of culture, which I can pass to my younger siblings or to my son or daughter in the future.
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One of the filipino culture that directs moral behaviour is being hospitable.Filipino hospitality goes beyond the friendly treatment of guests or a warm welcome into their home. To Filipinos, being hospitable is giving more than your best to make any guest feel at home as much as possible. Yes it's still relevant today because if we have a visitors in the house or incoming visitors we really prepare we clean our house, get a new kitchenware for the visitors to use or if they are going to overnight in your home you will clean the guest room and we do this kind of act to make them feel comfortable and welcome in our house. our hospitality as a Filipino will not fade because it has been part of our lives.
MAYUGA, Melanie A.
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One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the concept of "Utang na Loob", with accordance to my personal observation and experience, yes this is relevant today. It directs moral behavior, once I felt like I have this debt of gratitude towards someone, I became sensitive with what that person will think in everything I do, when I am around him/her, I control my behavior in the best way he/she would like it, I am behaving based on his/her preference in life, I can say that somehow I became their puppet, I can't reject their favors and can't do anything that they won't like, I am being limited by this concept in my mind, it prevents me from doing what I actually want (Freedom From). And unfortunately, this kind of debt can't never be paid, it will hunt you the rest of your life, you'll just find yourself endlessly paying for that debt.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is going along with others or in tagalog term is "pakikisama" which is also related to a word "to conform". It is one of the important idea in the Philippines. Going along with or getting along with others can be noticed when someone is socializing with fellow human beings. You can noticed this cultural behavior among Filipinos, they are also applying this behavior even in other people or other nation. This smooth interpersonal relationship is relevant today as it can be a way to avoid offending other people's feeling.
BERNAL, Lyzel S.
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Respect for the elders is one of the culture of Filipinos it is remain in the book of unwritten laws. Filipino parent excercise almost absolute power over their children. It is unthinkable for a Filipino to do an important thing without consulting his parents. The latter do not condone children taking back not only to them but those older than they are. Saying the particle "po" and "opo" is look innocent to other people but this little word show respect for another. If you are talking to older than you or when a stranger talking to you, we Filipino children are initiative to show respect by using and adding this particle "po" and "opo" like "doon po" and when you are inviting other people to eat we say "kain na po" and also when we are going to other house and there we're older than us we show respect to them by doing and saying "mano po". This is a sign of good breeding.
As of today, our culture are still there and relevant however people change, other children or some are forgetting this kind of culture, some children are being disrespectful for the people older than them especially in their parents, often they are forget to answer "opo" and adding particle "po" when they are talking to other people.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Respect for the elders is one of the culture of Filipinos it is remain in the book of unwritten laws. Filipino parent excercise almost absolute power over their children. It is unthinkable for a Filipino to do an important thing without consulting his parents. The latter do not condone children taking back not only to them but those older than they are. Saying the particle "po" and "opo" is look innocent to other people but this little word show respect for another. If you are talking to older than you or when a stranger talking to you, we Filipino children are initiative to show respect by using and adding this particle "po" and "opo" like "doon po" and when you are inviting other people to eat we say "kain na po" and also when we are going to other house and there we're older than us we show respect to them by doing and saying "mano po". This is a sign of good breeding.
As of today, our culture are still there and relevant however people change, other children or some are forgetting this kind of culture, some children are being disrespectful for the people older than them especially in their parents, often they are forget to answer "opo" and adding particle "po" when they are talking to other people.
Vidad, Rommel A.
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Filipino known as country that many culture and beliefs. One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the concept of "Pagmamano at Pag gamit ng Po at Opo". this concept reflects how filipino respect elders and showing manners, because when we are kid we are taught in school and house to use po and opo if we are speaking in elder and i remember that we are always "Nagmamano" in older than us if we got home, if we are going to somewhere or if our relative visit us and many more by doing this its reflect how Filipino is respectful to olders and other people, that's why filipino known as being respectful because their some culture and beliefs reflects how filipino is respectful by using "Po at Opo" in their words and always "Pagmamano" that's reflects to the behavior of filipino that using their culture to respect others.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
From the very beginning, we are facing different disaster and problems. It may be man-made or natural disaster. However, we, Filipinos have this popularly known culture as "bayanihan". It is a culture of Filipinos that help each other when facing a calamity, without expecting something in return. It is also known as "community spirit". As we face this pandemic, many people needs help thus, "bayanihan" is relevant today. This culture helps many people to survive and fight for life. With many people undertaking task and responsibilities, it became easier for those people whom facing great problem cause by calamities.
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One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the concept of "Family meals" Filipinos are communal and love to share what they have – particularly food! This is why it is common in most restaurants to see family meals in menu which are just as likely to be shared by co-workers. Strangely enough, if you are eating with Filipinos, you will likely notice that nobody wants to eat the last bite on the plate. And Another dominant behavior of Filipinos is “utang na loob” or debt of gratitude. If you do something good for a Filipino, they will usually return the favor. It can be important to remember this with Filipino staff because if you treat and reward them in the right way, they will probably stay with you for a long time.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
All the more prevalently known as bayanihan, Filipinos help each other—without anticipating anything consequently—so attempted their errands and obligations become a lot simpler. it is likely most impressively showed in the old convention of neighbors helping a family to transfer by getting enough volunteers to convey the entire house, and in a real sense moving it to its new area. They do this by setting long bamboo posts length-wise and transversely under the house and afterward conveying the house utilizing this bamboo outline. Bayanihan clearly being defined as helping each other in your community. During this pandemic bayanihan is what we really need With the help of the people in our communitfor everyone to survive.
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Filipino have unique, blessed and rich culture that we really be proud of. But the most common is "Pagmamano o mano po" to elders and adults. "Pagmano" is showing respect to the elders and also we believe that we recieving a blessing to the elders everytime we do 'mano' to them. Also, Filipino knows being a 'hospitable'. Foreigners love being here in Philippines because even we don't know them, we give them respect and we entertain them in all things that we can.
TABING, Kristine B.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Philippines is famous for being unique in different aspects of life, for instance Filipinos are very hospitable and friendly to people. But in workplace settings, Filipinos are well-known for their lack of punctuality. They generally have a tendency to not be on time which called “Filipino time.” In Manila in particular, significant traffic may cause delays which is a widely shared challenge. Regardless of being late Filipinos are in fact very reliable workers. Staff who arrive late simply work overtime to make up for his time spent on traffic because Filipinos value their work.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
There are several unique Filipino culture that are still relevant today. On of these culture is "Close family ties". In other countries, when you got the age of 18 you are responsible to live independently without your parents, when you got your own family you have to build your own home. When you get old, most live in a home for the aged facilities. But here in the Philippines, we have this culture called close family ties. At the age of 18, most are still living with their parents. Sometimes even if they got their own family, they're still living in one roof. Our grandparents are still in a custody of their children and not in a home for the aged. This is just one among many Filipino Culture that is still relevant today.
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One of the Filipino Cultures that directs moral behavior and relevant today is by using/saying "po" and "opo" and calling our older siblings "ate" or "kuya". We say these words as a sign of respect to the elders. Respecting other people especially elders are very important thing that should be seen in every person.
Filipinos are known to be respectful. They usually use the word "po" in the end of the conversation to show respect while they use opo as a sign of saying yes in a respectful way when someone older asked a question.
We must admire other people by respecting them especially elders, because elders knows a lot of things than the younger. Even though people are rude to you, you must still show them respect for the sake of your morality.
Cebuma, Kylie Louise S.
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As I grow up, I realize that I learn more & more about our Filipino culture that personally also directs my moral behavior.
One Filipino culture is “pagmamano” this is a sign of respect to the elders. We say “mano po” and do the gesture. This Filipino culture has been a part of our life even today. This is relevant as MANNERS & RESPECT should always be part of our life.
Moral behavior includes respect & good manners which is why I believe that this Filipino culture “pagmamano” really help us to show how much we really respect & humble ourselves to our elders.
CABILING, Shiela Mae V.
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The Filipino Culture that even today ate being seen is being hospitable not only to our own fellow but also to foreigns. This Culture is very well adapted even today and this behavior is what Filipino are proud of even with the differences in cultures, religion, and nationalities, we are opening our house and being humble to each other.
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A Filipino culture that can be seen as a moral behavior is the habit of saying "po" and "opo" to those who are older than us. Most Filipino families teach their children as early as possible to respect those who are older than them by using "po" and "opo" whenever they're talking to them. The parents teach them that it is the "right thing" for children to use it when conversing with adults, and that not using it would be seen as disrespectful and wrong. Is it still relevant today? I would say that it isn't that relevant as it was years ago. With all the little development the Philippines is making, it is certainly affecting the later generations' youth. I often notice that not many families use po and opo anymore, but they don't treat it as disrespectful or anything. They just don't practice it in their households anymore.
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One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is being hospitable. Filipinos' trademark is Hospitality. Hospitality means giving the guests a warm welcome whether you know them or not. Filipinos always give their best to make them comfortable while they stay at their place or home. This thing is still relevant as of today. We always see foreigners or tourists enjoying their staycation at the Philippines because of the heartwarming welcome of the Filipinos. Also, when you make a casual visit to your friend, they will make sure you are comfortable at their place and will even give you food and drinks. They will not just let sit and watch as they consume their food. Rather, they will ask you to join. Lastly, they will entertain you in your whole stay with them.
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One of the culture of Filipinos that directs moral behavior is being family centered. Compared to other countries, we Filipinos are known for taking pride to our families and it is still relevant today. Because of being family centered, we are taught by our parents to respect other people especially the elders. We put importance of our families before anything else. We do things for families and our top priority is our family. And because of this, we are still intact with each other no matter how old we are. For us Filipinos, our families are our treasures. It is the wealth we can never exchange to anything else. It is our foundation and our source of strength and even though there are some problems, we will never forget our families. And by these things, being family centered or family oriented is surely one of the greatest assets we have as Filipinos.
Queddeng, Rose Erika P.
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One of the most notable trait that Filipinos possess is being respectful, at a very young age, they are taught to use “po”and “opo” to those elderly people. In addition, they call others Ma’am or Sir regardless of the social status they belong to. They tend to smile even though they face misfortunes in life. With this, Filipinos can be seen as people who have the ability to adapt and be flexible in every situation they are in to. Furthermore, when they interact with those people who came from different culture, they socialize with all due respect. This goes to show that they are hospitable not just to its Filipino citizen but also to foreign people. It easy for them to strike a conversation and get others to be comfortable with them.These manners still manifest up until this moment for we are shaped by our culture to what and how we should act towards others. Truly, these Filipino behavior are irreplaceable in the modern world and this make Filipinos stand out from the rest.
Garino , John Kenneth P.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is being hospitable. We Filipinos were known for our hospitality. Hospitality is the relationship between a guest and a host, wherein the host receives the guest with goodwill, including the reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers. It is also the way people treat others, that is the service of welcoming receiving guests for example in home. It is still relevant because people from other country notice Filipino's hospitality so that they enjoy their vacation here because they feel that they're always welcome. And when it comes to friends and distant relative they will prepare for foods and make them comfortable with their stay / visit. Sometimes when other people don't know where to go they just ask Filipino's and they will entertain them and teach the the right way not like in other country they will just snob you as a strangers when you ask them.
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BAYANIHAN
Helping one another or "Bayanihan" in filipino has always been part of our culture ever since we have started. It tackles about people should always be helping one another in order to improve not only our lives but also our morality as a person. We help people who are need in order for them to know that they are not alone. In some other countries "Bayanihan" is not as popular as in the Philippines and I am glad until now it is still bring practiced.
For me Bayanihan is still a living culture in the Philippines. It can be seen anywhere from when we experience tragedies or just enjoying life. Bayanihan is still alive within us. During Christmas seasons or events even if your neighbors aren't your relatives they give you food. During calamities everyone steps in and help one another in every way that they can. So Bayanihan is still alive and for me that is one of the trademarks of being a Filipino.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
"Utang na loob" is a Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. It is basically being indebted to someone because of a deed or a favor that they have done for you. This can be possible in some cases, however the most common way this is used is when parents scold their child and say "wala silang utang na loob" just because they've fought back because they know that they are right. I think sometimes this is used as a way to manipulate people into thinking that they owe their whole lives to others thus making them live in fear and regret. This way of using "utang na loob" is not relevant today and should not be tolerated. However, we Filipinos are very appreciative people and I think when "utang na loob" is done right it can be used to show how someone is very grateful to a person in the best of ways. This way of utilizing "utang na loob" is good and I think should be passed on for more generations to come.
FELIX, Kristine Cameron D.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
I think one of the most sensitive Filipino culture that is still strongly existing in today’s time would be loyalty to family. Typically, the values of a Filipino individual are centralized on their families, almost similar to Taoism. We tend to keep our families intact, even though some are already living in another country, or us going to church, or celebrating a memorable event. We try to keep the bond strong since Filipinos love sense of security that sometimes can be overwhelming. In Filipino culture, we prioritize harmony, since every human attempt to make it better does not work. So, we try to not interfere with nature and social harmony, we are not categorized as an individualist culture but instead a collectivist which results to sacrificing our individuality just so we can “makisama”, be it with family, “barkada”, or any societal occupation. And indeed, that can result to easing down our individual morals for that sake.
One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is being resilient. Filipinos are known for their resiliency, smiling and laughing all around even amidst of adversity. It somehow fosters a national image of a strong nation, the one that bounces back quickly with a joke and a smile as his weapon. Seeing this somehow uplifts the spirit and hopeful that life is normal, or shall resume normally soon. It is still relevant to show resiliency, however, being resilient has also been contentious. People tend to dismiss adversities as something we should deal with everyday. Since we’re resilient, we often brush off risks in an advent of another event, and would do the same thing over and over.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is respecting the elderly and not talk back against them when being scolded or if you had done something that isn't right or against them. For example, when you are being scolded about something you broke, you are not allowed to talk back and just listen and follow the elderly. It is still relevant today because it serves as a so called respect to elderly but many are against it because we believe that you need to listen to the thought/opinion of both sides. Respect doesn't only apply to elderly but must be equally given to everyone. If respect applies in office settings for example, then can be applied anywhere and equally to young or old.
ALANANO, ROCHELLE ANN G.
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One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is being resilient. Filipinos are known for their resiliency, smiling and laughing all around even amidst of adversity. It somehow fosters a national image of a strong nation, the one that bounces back quickly with a joke and a smile as his weapon. Seeing this somehow uplifts the spirit and hopeful that life is normal, or shall resume normally soon. It is still relevant to show resiliency, however, being resilient has also been contentious. People tend to dismiss adversities as something we should deal with everyday. Since we’re resilient, we often brush off risks in an advent of another event, and would do the same thing over and over.
Aromin, Mary Angel C.
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Morality is often, if not always, related to culture. For some, the morality of an action highly depends on how a society decides what is morally good or not. In the case for us Filipinos, our close ties with our families directs moral behavior. This part of our culture mainly decides the morality of our actions. The way we treat others, or think towards a social issue can sometimes be rooted back from how we were raised. It is never right to talk back to your parents or to disobey them. It is morally good if it brings honor to the family. This culture is still very intact to our society nowadays. The way most Filipinos still enjoy family gatherings, how we highly respect our elders, or even the way families continue to pay respect to their ancestors. I think, this culture, despite of all the modernizations, is still far from being irrelevant.
Arnaldo, Kenneth P.
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A good example for this is the behavior of us Filipinos to be respectful. The culture of saying Opo/Po is still present up to this day. This is the great effect of our culture. I think we are just the country that has a specific word/s for being respectful. And every Filipino uses this. Whether you are rich, poor, young, old, Filipino speaker, English speaker, etc. I think parents has a great impact in this Filipino culture because in a young age our parents taught us how to use these words and they don’t teach us that directly instead they have their conversation with us with the use of these words therefore children will think that these words are needed when having a conversation with others. I think that Opo/Po are the words that will never be forgotten in our culture.
Mira, Leila Mae N.
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One of the most common moral behavior of Filipinos is respecting the elders by saying “po/opo” as well as giving respect to people with higher rank like when in school we need to greet our teacher good morning in unison and if not in sync we are asked to it all over again. Having said that, we are being forced by the society of what the children needs to do and if they have not did it right, there will be a punishment as what they call being disciplined but, what foundation do children need? It is guidance and not commands. In this case also reflects our hospitability to the foreigners wherein they loved so much our country because we value them so much because most of us sees them like they are some kind of a boss that we should serve for and I think this is definitely not relevant in present day. We should cut now this behavior and we need to give equal respect for those who deserve it and not based on the age and social rank because not all elders and foreigners are worth respecting for so we need to make our own decision and not just based always on what our parents and elders will tell us.
RAMOS, Mierell Louise V.
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Hospitability, is one of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Hospitable is being friendly, generous, and welcoming to guests which Filipinos are known for, that's why Philippines is one of the countries that foreign people want to visit. It is relevant today, since we are in the midst of the pandemic. Being hospitable is about focusing on other people. It is understanding their needs and offering them the help they need, although sometimes people just offer them based on how much they can do for a person, but that usually helps someone. Nothing's too small when it comes to helping anyone. Now, being hospitable helps us remember what we have to offer, and also understand other people's perspective, since not all of us are blessed. Someone's always blessed with something compared to other people. I believe that we should always help people in need in whatever way we can, since some of them doesn't have the means/access to a better living. It is important that we should help each other to grow instead of pulling each other down, which always end up getting hurt.
KOMORI, Fumie E.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Philippines is a country that values culture so much and passes it down from generation to generation. The most common Filipino culture that never dies is the act of saying 'po at opo' which are the tagalog words for yes with respect and this also directs moral behavior. This is definitely relevant today as I can still hear and see people saying these words everywhere. Saying ‘po at opo’ signifies respect and Filipinos are already taught to say these even when we are kids. Oftentimes, we say these to our elders however, we could also say these to people at our age or even younger than us to show respect. There are many instances where people from different countries love Filipinos a lot because of our uttermost respect toward others and even with ourselves. The thing that makes us stand out from the rest is us being respectful that sometimes turns into belittling ourselves but I hope we also respect and love ourselves because learning to respect ourselves first make others respect us too.
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As kids, we are always taught to be respectful towards older people. I was also raised by this kind of thinking that we cannot talk back againts older people being rude towards us just because they are older than we are. This culture is constantly degrading as the younger generation learns what to tolerate or not. I believe that a respectable person is respectable no matter what age they are. Age has no correlation to respect as respect do not only revolve from saying "po" and "opo" and doing "mano", it is more of how you treat people right no matter what age, religion, ethnicity, and financial status they have.
Berdin, Christian C.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Morality is affected by a factor that is around us ever since we came into this world and this is culture. Culture has shaped us according to the values and beliefs of the society thus can also possibly shape the morality of a person. A Filipino culture that has been relevant even before is the presence of close-knit family ties. It includes the respect that must be given to the elders like saying words of respect such as “po” and “opo” and the mentality of having an “utang na loob” to your parents for raising and taking care of you. Another observation of close family ties is living together with your relatives or in other words living with your extended family. Such cohabitation further influences one’s moral behavior for example the extended family that is living with you is traditional thus they may influence you with their traditional beliefs and values values especially if the member of that extended family is of old age. Another example of this close knit family ties is that the parents take care of their children even after the age of 18 where compared to the US the parents usually don’t take care of their children in their homes and there are times that they will kicked at their children. This can also affect our moral behavior because of the presence and care that our parents exhibited to us. And we are more open to the idea of cohabitation. All of this is relevant because it is still happening to this day and I think that it is a culture that won’t go away sooner or later.
Yuson, Angelo Marou D.C.
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If we talk about the culture of the Filipino in terms of moral behavior it is always hearing the words “po” and “opo.” These words are indicating the politeness and respect of young Filipino’s to the elders, teached and developed in growing up. According to some researches pinoys are the well-mannered people not just in Asia, as we have the proper words of indicating respect. In generations passed I think it is not relevant today because even though you didn’t say those words you can still respect others, saying that there are still ways in gaining respect not just in words. What matter is on how your parents raised you as a good citizen in life.
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An example of Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is being helpful. Regardless of what a person is experiencing, they never forget to give to others. We are not just talking about money and stuff, but labor, effort, and companion. Filipinos are very helpful in every way possible. It is still relevant today, especially now that we are experiencing a global pandemic. It is natural for a Filipino to help others even though they have nothing left for themselves; they still find a way to help others.
SAPUNGAN, Mawill S.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Addressing strangers as "kuya/ate". Whenever a Filipino needs to ask something from a stranger, the convention is to call him or her "kuya/ate" to show respect. We don't call them their names obviously and we also don't call them by their characteristics which might annoy them or even "Hoy/hey" which could even start a misunderstanding. Addressing them as ate/kuya is the most convenient way to start a conversation with someone you are foreign to. Yes, it is still relevant today.
LEDESMA, Fran Kyle A.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
A Filipino culture that came to mind is the extreme practice of filial piety. In my opinion, filial piety is a really admirable tradition, it is really sweet but is also vulnerable to being exploited. I say this because there are some situations where you are put in a difficult spot because of filial piety. "You have to bail me out because I'm your parent.", "We're relatives so what's a little money to lend?" There are situations that really put us in trouble but we are forced to follow because of filial piety. I believe this type of moral behavior is still relevant today, as respect will never go out of touch. But, I do believe that we have to learn how to do things right and how to handle this well.
CACULITAN, Rae Christopher U.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos help one another more popularly known as Bayanihan Filipinos to help one another without expecting anything in return so that undertaking their tasks and responsibilities becomes much easier. Sometimes this is called community spirit. This tradition is the best in the Philippines because this Bayanihan shows us what the Filipino has when there is unity in their place/community. This shows moral behavior by helping each other when they need help even they're not asking for help. It's in us, as Filipino to be helpful to others.
Bren Jousef T. Bayhon
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are known to be respectful, helpful, and compassionate in nature. Combining these three Filipino traits leads us to the culture of "pakikiramay" or sympathy toward another person. Usually, "pakikiramay" is observed during times of distress, such as the death of a loved one or being affected by a natural disaster (e.g. flash floods, landslides, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes). This directs moral behavior since it aligns with the agreed behavior of our Filipino culture and it produces good outcomes for other individuals as part of our society. Being able to sympathize with other people entails understanding a person and recognizing the eagerness to help a person in need. Pakikiramay enables people to be connected to one another and to feel that he/she is not alone.
Recent events such as the pandemic make "pakikiramay" more relevant than ever. In a world where the end of the pandemic is uncertain, everyone is vulnerable to some sort of unfortunate event, may it be a loss of a job, loss of opportunity for education, or being afflicted with "that disease". Even without the pandemic at play, pakikiramay will always be relevant, since it enables a sense of community and a sense of relief knowing that someone understands your situation. Pakikiramay has been and will always be an inseparable aspect of Filipino culture.
LUSTRE, Raymond S.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Every Filipino culture that we had depicts moral values and behavior which made it rich and unique. Holidays like christmas, new year, and fiestas are affiliated to us Filipinos, and these special events celebrate love, positivity, joy, faith and hope. Filipino's generosity is one thing that shows during special occasions, they are willing to give and share their foods like in fiestas, and giving gifts on christmas. Helpfulness reflects the unity of the Filipino when it comes to preparation and organizing special events, they help one another to have a wonderful celebration which resembles the famous bayanihan value. And it is no longer surprising that we had so many celebrations all around our country. Today, as we face this pandemic, the moral behaviors that was mentioned are definitely relevant, we had to help one another and unite for the betterment of our situation. We have one goal which is to be a covid free country, so by application of these behaviors that we inherit in our culture, it would be a great asset for us to progress our future.
RODRIGUEZ, Charles Jacob D.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
We, Filipinos, has many rich cultures that has been passed generation to generations. We were taught of those of this culture as we were kids until we grow up. One of Filipino culture that directs to moral behaviour that I've grown is using po and opo when I am addressing to elderly, to people who is slight older than me or even to strangers. I was taught that using po and opo is a way of showing respect to someome you are talking to. Today, I still see and hear many people using po and opo when they converse to many people. I also see some kids who don't use po and opo but I think they weren't disrespectful but they was just not been raised to use po and opo. Culture is changing as time flies and it is important for us generation to preserve and protect a culture that is rich and helpful like this.
CALONZO, Lattrelle Kyle O.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Philippines is known to have a very diverse culture. It is due to the combination of different nation within our country. Since Philippines were colonized many times, our culture somehow was reflected into those countries.
One common Filipino culture that is still relevant up to this date and affects the moral behavior of a person is about on showing respect to the elders. It can be shown in words or in act. Example for this is by saying "po" and "opo" in almost every sentence and the usual bless or "mano/pagmamano" in Filipino. We are taught to show respect for the elders no matter what situation is, but it affects our moral behavior in a way that even if the elder is wrong, we step down since we are taught that way. Not saying po and opo to elders means that you are disrespecting them already and its kind of frustrating since respect must be earn. On the positive note, it is quite good that we are taught to be respectful but I hope that this idea must not be abused by the elders since they are having this mentality that since they are older, they are the superior which is not good.
CASTILLO, Dennise Rhea A.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos hold culture in a high regard, they place great importance in it and makes sure that it passed on and was never forgotten. And this behavior tend to affect and direct moral behaviors. One of the most recognizable Filipino culture that affects and directs moral behavior is being respectful. Filipinos tend to place great importance in the social hierarchy and was expected to place respect to those who holds a ‘higher position’ over you. This hierarchy is determined according to age or social status. This, of course like every other thing has two sides, a good and bad. For example, talking to someone older than you requires you to use “po” and “opo” or “ate” and “kuya”. This shows that Filipinos holds respect in a high esteem, it shows that Filipinos are polite and place great importance in courtesy. This, of course affects moral behavior positively and is still very relevant today. After all, failing to do is would garner you disapproval for the supposed lack of respect.
But this is where the problem starts. Though being respectful does make you an overall better person, those who are supposed to be “respected” tend to over use this respect. Self-entitlement is one of the form that this culture takes. This can be seen in older people who expect and presume that just because they were older, they were already entitled to respect. This culture tends to bring conceit and self-importance and those who were supposed to be “respected” tend to take difference in opinion and correction to their opinion, a sign of youthful arrogance or rudeness.
VENEZUELA, Darween L.
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Filipinos have always been known for being family oriented, most of us always puts family first than any other and unlike countries such as US and other European ones, we are not inclined to leave the family circle at the age of 18, we can still stay on our family homes, and live with them, then just start our own when the it is time to do so. I view this practice as still relevant up until today since, families are always our best source of motivation in almost everything we do. It also gives us the time to further prepare for the time we would start our own lives , there would be no pressure to live on your own nor to stop depending on your family relatives, (but then there's an unwritten rule that it is not right to depend on them for your whole life).
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Filipino culture like "pagmamano" and saying "po/opo" to elderlies is still relevant. Also Filipinos are family oriented people and most of us want to stick to his/her family instead of moving out at the age of 18. These culture is good and respectful although, there are Filipino culture that I think is wrong, like when you have to say something to an elder, even though you made a point you will still end up being disrespectful. Being older doesn't mean you will get all the respect, we all have to respect each other by not basing on age and social status, we all need to respect each other, and that's it, because we don't need a reason to respect other people.
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We Filipino has always been known for being resilient at all times. This Filipino culture tends to affect and direct our moral behaviors. This resiliency is always been manifested in our trying times. For instance, in these tough moments of the pandemic, students who deal with online schooling find it hard to learn for they struggle in connections. They exhibit resiliency utilizing the limited resources they have. Resiliency direct our moral behavior, it shapes our attitude towards our goals. It's a practice of being strong about what life will put on to our ways.
John Daeniel C. Verzosa
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the culture of "pagmamano" in the elders to show respect and saying of "po" and "opo" also to show respect. These behaviors are taught to us by our parents for us to grow as a man of respect. These moral behaviors are still relevant today, though because of the pandemic, we are practiced to have a social distancing that prohobit us to do the "pagmamano". But even if pagmamano is not often used nowadays, we are still showing respect to elders or any people by talking to them with respect. This is by saying "po" and "opo" to show how we respect them.
Urbina, Sheanne Viatriz P.
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1. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
- One of the Filipino culture that is still relevant today is the respect for elderly, by using 'po' and 'opo' as well as using honorifics. We use these to give respect to those who are older than us. Based on my observation, I think only Filipinos are the only one who's practicing this behavior. This was taught by our ancestors and passed to generation to generation.
Geronimo, Clarisse Ann R.
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Filipinos have always been known for treating their guests warmly not only towards foreign people but also to our fellow countrymen. For us, it is a pleasure and the country's honor to accept foreigners as visitors and build genuine relationships and friendship with them. The good thing about this is we do it without expecting something in return. Until now, this culture is still a trait that we, Filipinos can take pride in.
CANTIMBUHAN, Anjelo A.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are very family oriented. Our culture is affected by the country who occupied us in times of war. So, by this we are a mix of western culture which is Spain and America and eastern culture which is Japan. The culture family-oriented is from the side eastern culture because we know that most of the Asian country, they value their families. In the Philippines is very noticeable that Filipinos love gathering or reunion, which the way of Filipinos to spend time with their relatives all around the country. Also, families here want to go to the mall to spend time. Even though they are just walking around they spend more than an hour and enjoy every time they go to the mall. By being family-oriented they show another moral behavior which is respect for the elderly and to the other person. In a family, the parents teach the children to say “po” and “opo” as a sign of a respect and as we grow up we still do this and teach the next generation about the important of respect.
ROSALES, Hannah Nicole J.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Philippines is known for having diverse cultures that has been like unwritten laws to be passed from generations to generations. One of the Filipino cultures that directs moral behavior that I’ve grown up with is being polite and respectful to someone especially if they’re older than you. By saying “po” and “opo”, and addressing them as “ate”, “kuya”, and other terms to identify that they are older than me, shows respect to that someone you’re talking with. It may show that by saying those words you also depicts the respect and being polite to someone even though the elder you’re talking to is wrong or abusing their power as being “older” and seeking for respect that must be earn.
SAN PEDRO, Reylouis D.
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Filipinos are very family oriented. Filipinos has its culture to respect elders and the means of gesture we used in the past and up until now is saying "po" and "opo" together with the "pagmamano". This gestures is practiced and normalized by everyone of us. It isn't much but doing this gesture show good manners and great respect of the person to the elderly one. Although this tradition is slowly fading, it is still widely used in every part of our country.
Valenzuela, Mariah Dail-an P.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
- It is traditional for Filipinos acknowledge their elders or superiors as Ma'am or Sir to something which reflects moral behavior part of Filipino culture. In fact, when they communicate, you will sometimes hear them use the word "po" or "opo" because this is a way to show respect and understanding. Also, Filipinos are hard-working, responsible and trustworthy, that always commonly provide moral responsibility to take care of their sick family members, sending assistance to help pay for different financial problems and education for family members.
Sebastian Nadonga
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As I can see, hospitality is a Filipino's nature and I can see it is very relevant especially today. Giving guests the best conditions, best food, best bed, best clothes are just normal behavior for a Filipino. Being hospitable can bring so many good outcomes because when we do good things to other people for sure they will also do good to you because they remember the things that you did for them. So this is a good moral behavior of a Filipino. We are famous because of this.
Gian Carlo G. Cerillo
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Indeed, it is relevant. As we as a whole know, values are framed inside the home, and parents are kid's first good examples with regards to good manners. It is a tradition of each Filipino family is the respect to the elders, for example, Pagmamano, which is an honoring gesture that is utilized in Filipino culture proceeded as an indication of respect to the elders and as a method of requesting a blessing from the seniors. Beside Pagmamano, you can hear them saying "po" and "opo." These are the words that Filipinos use to show their respect when conversing with older folks and to somebody that they respect.
Galang, Eldrin Llenard V.
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Give priority of PWD, senior and pregnant. This act usually we can see at the crowd people like LRT, getting medical, or when there's a form of line. This act or culture are doing by our ancestors long time ago because, based on my observation or opinion, they need more help than other and converse energy for their everyday life. And can't keep up by normal people to do that task by him/herself. It's super relevant because in our situation they need more attention to protect from virus, Covid-19, and assist immediately. And they can't manage themselves in terms of getting basic needs.
CANCERAN, Maria Cristy
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
- Most Filipino people are widely influenced by catholic traditions witch made Filipino people to be very respectful, Hospitable, Loving and caring beings. some actions are saying po and opo as sign of respect to the elderlies, gestures such as "mano po" to the elderlies to show respect. entertaining foreigners and trying their best to speak english to show them that filipino people are harmless and is hospitable. those gestures and practices are normal in the philippines. up until now, those practices remains unchanged.
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One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the Filipino Time. While many Filipinos are trying to change this unfavourable stereotype, the country is still engaged to this up until now. Filipino time is a saying that Filipinos are always late, that whenever there is an event or meeting and the time was already set, expect that most of the Filipinos will be coming 15 to 30 minutes late. This kind of stereotype is still relevant to our country and which greatly affects the moral behavior of most Filipinos. This just shows how most of the Filipinos today does not value time and that they does not care about the agendas of other people. They wanted people to wait for them as if they are the very important attendee.
Jan Karlo C. Samson
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One of the best example of Filipino moral behavior, is having a big respect for the elders. When a Filipino child meets an older family member, the youth traditionally greets them with a gesture called mano po, taking the older relative's hand and placing it on his or her own forehead to express profound respect for the elder.
The Filipinos use polite words when they address their elders. They use titles of respect for all elders like Kuya, ate and the like. When they talk to them,. they use the words po and opo.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are a very hospitable and friendly people. They always smile no matter how they feel. If meeting someone for the first time, it would be good to smile at the person before you even start a conversation.
Filipinos are fond of non-verbal communications. They use hand gestures, pursing of lips, raising of eyebrows and their eyes to communicate. They are less dependent on spoken words. They have a sharp intuitive sense (called “pakiramdam”) for what is implied and not stated. Even their smile has various meanings. A smile is not always meant to convey happiness but can mask embarrassment, nervousness of feelings of insecurity. If they do not want to respond to a question, they may just smile.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are a very hospitable and friendly people. They always smile no matter how they feel. If meeting someone for the first time, it would be good to smile at the person before you even start a conversation.
Filipinos are fond of non-verbal communications. They use hand gestures, pursing of lips, raising of eyebrows and their eyes to communicate. They are less dependent on spoken words. They have a sharp intuitive sense (called “pakiramdam”) for what is implied and not stated. Even their smile has various meanings. A smile is not always meant to convey happiness but can mask embarrassment, nervousness of feelings of insecurity. If they do not want to respond to a question, they may just smile.
Lu, Charles Dominic R.
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One of the culture that I have noticed on being a Filipino is that we Filipinos welcome everyone when it comes to family gathering, festivals and other gatherings. Most of the time, we tend to invite our friends and relatives to the gathering. We welcome them with kind hearted and also serve them as a family member of the house. This is one of the reasons why the Philippines have become one of the country that foreigners loves to visit. It is because that even years have passed, we still welcome our friends to the gathering and eventually still accept them as one of the family members as well. Because of this culture that the Filipinos has cherished, most of the Filipinos are helping each other to ascend from difficulties that each everyone of us has experienced this pandemic. This culture still being applied, and I can still observe these Filipino warriors thru social media how they help their own countrymen.
Nicdao, Ralph Laurence S.
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Filipino are usually FRIENDLY and WELCOMING TO OUR GUESTS. Filipino's are HOSPITABILITY because more often the Philippines is one of the most favorite destinations of tourists who seek to enjoy the marvelous beauty of our nature and the innate friendliness of our people in addition, most Filipinos can understand and speak English the universal language making it easier to connect and communicate
SABLAYAN, ALLEAH KATE S.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Philippines is really popular when in comes to tourism. Many foreign people highly recommended to have a vacation in Philippines because of it's beautiful nature plus the hospitality of the people. Filipinos are well known for being hospitable. Being hospitable is one of the trait that we got used to every time when welcoming someone or being in the industry. Helping people, being kind in every way and giving warm smiles to the people are the good remarkable of a Filipino.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is it relevant today?
The Filipino culture that I chose is the usage of 'Po' and 'Opo' when talking to someone that is older than you, this culture is directly connected to moral behavior because if we don't follow this manner, we'll be characterized as 'bad childrens' because we, Filipinos are strict when it comes to respect, and this should be observed and taught to your future childrens. This is still relevant today, because this is an automatic thing that needs to be done by us, but as of today some children are not used to this manner, as they are not taught properly or maybe spoiled to to the thing that they want, and brag if the things they like is not followed. In summary, the usage of 'Po' and 'Opo' is an old tradition of us Filipinos that is used to talk with someone that is older than you, we must maintain this culture to teach your future childrens how to talk properly and to value respect, because at the end of the day, respect comes with respect as the golden rule by Leviticus cites "Don't do unto others what you don't want to do unto you".
Esteban, Michelle M.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is by saying "po" and "opo" to the people who are older than them. saying "po" and "opo" means it is a sign of respect that Filipino used to say since their little up to now because parents taught us to respect and treat elderly nicely. even if we learn other language this culture stays to us because this culture is the trademark of being a Filipino.
YAK, ANGELICA JOY SJ.
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A Filipino Culture that directs moral behavior is that Filipinos are very religious person. In all corners of a Filipino house, you can find brazen images of crosses and other religious paraphernalia. All in short, filipinos have "poon" in their houses. Filipino go to church every Sunday, or sometimes even twice or three times a week. Because of being religious person of the Filipinos, Filipinos have traditional holy week that is commerating the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the traditional way of saying po / opo that's giving respect to elder or some one that's is more older than them like there father cousin or other parts of there family but now a days its not given by force but it must be earn because there s a different personality and some of it is not to be respected on what they do to the person but some of people saying po and opo in other ways that is meaning is disrespecting to the person because of saying it on not in the right way it should be said
Alas, Latrell S.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the example of Filipino culture that is relevant today is the traditional respect to older people when you speak to them is by saying “po at opo”. In this generation of children there is still a lot who says po at opo to people that is older to them by the means of showing respect. But the sad truth is in this generation there is also a lot of children that is not doing this things to show some respect to people older than them and I think one of the reason is because we adopt the culture of other countries because I know that we are Filipino are the one who says po at opo to show respect to the people that is older than us.
Maica Ann Grace Estada
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Cite a specific Filipino Culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are known for being Hospitable that is one of the most popular qualities of the Filipinos they always accepting anyone to their house and they don't let their visitors felt uncomfortable in their house they will entertain it by telling some stories and giving delicious food. I grew up experiencing this culture and i can say that it is very relevant until now because even if our life is difficult we always accepting our visitors with warm welcome.
Anne Jeanette L. Monicar
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. is this relevant today?
Filipinos are very religious, you will see a religious images in every Filipino houses, you will see crosses and religious paraphernalia. as a kid in a Filipino house hold most of the elderly are teaching the young ones to pray and believe that there is an almighty god that watches and observe you from the heavens. this is the also how Filipino families teaches their sons/ daughters good morals.
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A very specific culture of Filipino's that I genuinely love is that we Filipino's have the longest Christmas celebrations ever, we are worldly renowned for having a total of 4 months celebration and christmasy lights and happy chistmas songs all throughout "Ber months" which are September, October, November and December, this culture greatly affects us Filipino's not because of it's existence but I believe the people itself made this merry culture, because Filipino's are very happy and joyful persons and this is still relevant up until this day, having such culture has greatly made the Filipino people more hospitable and friendly people.
AMBAYEC, Marie Anngela O.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
We have numerous cultures that has been passed age to ages. We were instructed of those of this culture as we were kids until we grow up. One of Filipino culture that coordinates to moral conduct that I've developed is utilizing ‘po’ and ‘opo’ when I am tending to old, to individuals who is slight more seasoned than me or even to outsiders. I was instructed that utilizing ‘po’ and ‘opo’ is a method of indicating appreciation to someone you are conversing with. Today, I actually observe and hear numerous individuals utilizing ‘po’ and ‘opo’ when they speak to numerous individuals. I, additionally observe a few children who don't utilize ‘po’ and ‘opo’ yet I figure they weren't impolite yet they were simply not been raised to utilize ‘po’ and ‘opo’. Culture is changing as time passes quickly and it is significant for us age to save and secure a culture that is rich and supportive like this.
Silverio, Jana Janelle C.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipino culture is very rich, we grew up in many practices and set of beliefs. One of them is using “po” and “opo” as a sign of respect to older people. And “pagmamano” is a practice that Filipinos do as a greeting gesture for our elderly. These practices are Filipino culture that directs to our moral behavior. I think these practices are still relevant today and still being done. Because these practices are traditions that are engraved to us. We grow up with these practices and thought to be respectful and be polite to others especially to older people.
Delobrino, John Paolo S.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the best examples of Filipino moral behavior is marriage before sex. In the Philippines, premarital sex is morally unacceptable. Our culture especially the elders taught us that we need to get married before having sex. Due to the changes in our society today, many teenagers lost their virginity at a young age and some of them are single parents.
Flores, Marianne B.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the most known Filipino cultures is saying "po" and "opo" and also paying respect to elders by honoring gesture. Teenagers nowadays are somehow disrespectful to elders, and some don't say "po" and "opo" when they are talking to elders or someone older than them. The honoring gesture is rare to see nowadays because they prefer cheek kiss instead of "pagmamano" I think it is because of the influence of other countries.
Bautista, ChristalJoy G.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Using Po and Opo when talking with elders as a sign of respect. When we are young, our Parents taught us how to respect elders example is using "Po and Opo." As a Filipino, we used Po and Opo when we are greeting or talking with our parents, grandparents, uncle or auntie, in our godparents, in our teachers and even in strangers. Using of these words, we expresses our respects to those people who are older than us. Until now, we are using these words to show and express some respect for them.
Centra, Paul Arnie M.
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My favorite and known filipino culture is that every lunch and dinner time is we need to be complete on the table, I usually expirienced this kind of culture when I am in province we must be completed at 6 pm for our dinner time even if our dinning table is not that big and we have a big family we still manage to fit ourselves. But on this generation there are just some of filipino are doing this kind of culture, some parents dont have time to eat with their children because of work and lack of time management.
Bautista, Anne
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
- Filipinos are very religious. If you are to enter a Filipino house you can find a lot of images, crosses, religious paraphernalia's and etc. example for this is my very own family we grew up praying together at exactly 6pm, we are raised by our grandparents doing this everyday and it became our habit. Religion in our Philippine society is the host of experiences, rituals, and ceremonies ( weddings , baptismal etc.) that provide continuity in life. Every religion must respect each others beliefs, because as we all know most of the people nowadays doesn't believe in religions, but for me this beliefs also helps us to build values such as love, empathy, and respect. Moreover, I believed that we Filipinos are being taught by our families on how to never forget praying every morning to thank him for another day of life, to never forget praying even before we eat and to never forget praying every night before we sleep. Although this tradition of praying together as a family is now almost to forget by many Filipino family, still I believe that there are some family parin that are used to do it in every part of the country like us.
Corpuz, Christine Joyce B.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
For me a Filipino culture that directs to moral behavior is the "pamamanhikan" or formally ask for the hand of a perspective bride. This culture is still relevant in our country because it is a way of respect of the groom to the family of the bride. It is a tradition that shows respect and honor for the girl's parents before getting married. Doing this type of culture will help the groom to earn the brides parents trust.
Semeña, Mary Rose B.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are known to be helpful, respectful, family oriented and hospitable a lot of foreigner admire our culture because of how we treated them as a guest we are kind income of pakikitungo sakanila and one thing they love about us maasikaso tayo sa mga bisita natin.
We are brave and even we have a lot of problems we keep on smiling and fighting.
We respect our eldest and talagang iniingatan natin yung Family natin that no matter what happens we always put Our family first because we are also a religious country.
RUSIANA, LIZEL Q.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the best examples of Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is hospitality. We Filipinos are known for being hospitable and friendly. We always smile no matter what we feel. Filipinos are family centered and value family so much. This is still relevant today, in our family, we still doing this kind of culture whenever we have a visitor. It is common for us that whenever we have a visitor we should ask and offered them some drinks or snack right away. Foods and drinks are the commonly way that Filipinos do to show hospitality and we offered these more than what you able to eat and accepting what is offered is really recommended.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the Filipino Culture that still relevant today is being Generous and being helpful.We as a Filipino, we are generous people everywhere even we don't have enough money,food, etc. for ourselves we still give it to those who needed the most ,we always share what we have to those people around us.
Example is during special occasions such as birthdays or "fiestas", in our baranggay or province we have parties to celebrate it. Mostly in province I saw the behavior of filipino when there is people from other places visit your home to celebrate with you in terms of ignoring.We approach them and invite to get foods or takeout. Sometimes our neighbor give what they are eating like fuits,dishes, vegetables etc.
Fiestas and celebrations always have lots of foods specially prepared for everyone and they help each other to prepare bulk foods and different dishes or their specialties.
Filipinos Moral Behavior is always giving and sharing even they know or not and lastly Filipinos culture moral behavior they are always ready to help and become generous to those needed people.
Bayona, Luz Dariel
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Filipinos are well known of having a positive culture and one of the most positive behavior or culture that we had is being religious. However, we had many different religion in the Philippines. But still Catholic is one of the religion that has a big impact on us because we are colonized by the Spaniards. Going back, whenever you will go to different houses of religious Filipino you will see Sto. Niño, poon, angels different saints or the painting of The last Supper. Being religious has a great impact because this brings us every Christmas to show the meaning of it by "giving and sharing" where it is relevant until today particularly that we are facing a big problem today, which is the pandemic.
Rhea May Gonio
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
"Pagmamano" or "mano" is one of the culture that is related to moral behavior. This gesture is often done by young people by taking relative's hand especially the elders and placing it to his/her own forehead and saying "mano po" followed by "God bless you" as a response of their elders. Nowadays, "mano" is still used by Filipinos because it is a sign of respect to the elders. Filipinos value their family especially the elders because elders have more wisdom and experiences than young people so that we are always respecting them by doing this gesture or culture to ask/demand for their blessings and wisdom.
Bonagua, Mayet M.
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The Filipino Moral behavior come in to my mind is to greet first when you visit to there house, and being generous to all people even they not know that person. For example in fiesta all people can come to your house and ramdom people can come in to your house and can all the food they served for their visitor. They greet and and being generous to all.
Surabia, Merlirens G.
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Based on my opinion filipinos are blessed and rich culture that we really be proud of. because mostly they usually do "Pagmamano o mano po" to elders and adults. "Pagmano" is showing respect to the elders for showing a good manners because for me respect doesn't only apply to elderly but must be equally given to everyone.
Antonio, Bianca Lorrein P.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are a very hospitable and friendly people. They always smile no matter how they feel. If meeting someone for the first time, it would be good to smile at the person before you even start a conversation. Filipino, which is largely-based on Tagalog, is the national language. English is also widely spoken by most Filipinos. The medium of instruction in most school is English. Media is mostly in Tagalog and English so it is not surprising that most Filipinos can speak English. It is easy for Filipinos to strike a conversation with any one even if they tend to be shy. Filipinos have close family ties and always love to talk about their extended family, especially about their children. So a good conversation piece is asking about their family which region or province they come from, whether they have children, their ages and what grade in school they are in. It is also acceptable to ask about what work they do or where they work.
Rates, Joyce
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipino's are known for being respectful for their elders. "Po, opo and mano po" are examples of respecting them. Since we where young, we grow as a respectful to elders even if we don't know them we respect them. This kind of moral behavior is relevant because it shows how filipinos are so respectful and humble people.
Policarpio, Marc Steven H.
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One of the culture of the Filipino people is being hospitable. To this day, We are known to have such a behavior that whenever people from other nation talks about us, Filipino people are always associated with hospitable. Even in our own homes, we always prepare for guests even when we expect no one.
OXIMA, CHRISTINE JELSCA M.
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Filipino culture that directs moral behaviour is don't answer your parents when they are lecturing and scolding you when you did something wrong just behave and never answer them in a rude way that's how filipino family is. Well for me this relevant today cause many children and teenager's don't have the audicity to talk on their on because of this culture behaviour even if you are correct there's no way for you to answer and explain even in a calm way but if you do answer them you are a bad person and a rude person, so many teenagers now rebelled since they are not able to explain and heard that's why they do that and this. Many of them is hard headed cause of too much scolded and no listening to them so sometimes they make the wrong choices.
NUÑEZ, RIZA E.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs to moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the Filipino culture that directs to moral behavior is having gratitude "utang na loob". When we are being helped by someone, we appreciate their effort by being grateful to them or sometimes by repaying them with their kindness. In a positive way, gratitude can make us think positively in life, and to be contented even in small things. With gratitude, we can also create a good relationship with that person who's been nice to us. However, sometimes, gratitude are used in a wrong way. Especially if that person keeps on upbraiding what he/she has done to us. They keep on mentioning it, so we will not able to forget it. Which is not supposed to be mentioned again and again, if it is really done wholeheartedly.
Dela Cruz, Daniel G
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs to moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are known to be happy. Whatever the circumstances that they are in they always find a way to make a reason to be happy. Filipinos are very optimistic despite the hardships and struggles they are going through. Especially at this time of the pandemic, many are worried but they never lose hope and always keep on looking at the brighter side of the situation. Well, it's more fun in the Philippines, as they say.
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One of my favorite filipino culture is that the traditional way saying po/opo to the oldest person and this is the filipino tradition and showing respect this gesture or habit was taught from an early age which is leads the youth to follow. And if you pass church or chapel you will do the sign of the cross even when u are and every sunday will go to church will the members of the family
TRIA, Marvin Lloyd G.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the Filipino's culture which shows moral behavior is when using words "po and opo" when talking to someone older than the speaker in order to show respect to them. It's a distinct practice of every Filipino familty when showing respect with elders. We are started being taught about replying or saying po and opo when we're a child. I think this is the most effective way of teach po and opo when a child starting to grow up in order to used into that kind of practice. Po and opo generally means yes, po sometimes used to clarify things and usually place as a last word in a sentence denoting of having a respect. Until now, it still relevant and being managed to continue this kind of practice because of the moral behavior that is shows which is the respect.
ABRANTES, MARIA LYN A.
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The most notable filipino values that makes us distinct from other nationalities are our concept of "utang na loob" and our strong family ties.
Our debt of gratitude shows our sense of duty and responsibility. We know how to repay other people's kindness. When someone helped us, we put effort to return that favor with goodness.
Moreover, we place high regard and put importance on our family before anything else. In other countries, when their children turned 18, they allow them to live away from their family. The same thing happens with their grandparents, when they turned old, they sent them to home for the aged away from their home. However, in our country, we value family so much we keep them with us through the years.
These are some of our value system that shows what kind of moral we have. Up until today, these values are relevant as we still we practice them.
DELGADO, Jeremiah O.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos are known for being cheerful, despite facing different challenges in life, we don't always forget to bring our smile in front of everyone. Being resilient is one of the Filipino cultures that direct moral behavior, we are always facing our problems, quickly to recover and withstand from a difficult situation. And I think this is relevant until now, for example during these hard times because of the current pandemic, we continue to live our lives despite the challenges we are facing every day.
BANICER, Marvin S.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
- Our culture is a big reflection of our great and complex history. Filipinos are known to be respectful and one of our culture that directs moral behavior is what we called "pagmamano". It is a honoring gesture that we perform as a sign of respect to elders and a way of asking for blessing. Nowadays, teenagers are still doing this gesture but sometimes they tend to forget this norm and become disrespectful towards the elders.
One of the most notable culture of Filipinos are they are very hospitable. It is relevant in today's society because we can attract more foreign people to live and to to make documentaries in Filipino land. Being hospitble is one of the famous trait of Filipinos. They welcome foreign people with a warmth heart.
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One of Filipino cultures that directs moral behavior is "pagmamano" or also known as respect for elder people. This Filipino culture includes saying "po" or "opo" as respect to elders. It is also a way of asking for blessings. As of now, people especially teenagers and children is still doing this gesture to elders but on the other hand, not all of us, Filipinos are doing this to elders.
Missy Sue I. Devero
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• Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
One of the examples of a Filipino culture moral behavior is being respectful especially towards elderly or someone who is older than them. This is the culture of the Filipinos where in every family that are younger ones must do or obliged to do this, to have a big respect to everyone in the family and in the community as well, even in any situation that may happens. Examples of this are calling elderly by a respectful names such as ate, kuya, manong, ginang etc., saying “po” and “opo” when answering and last, not talking back or “sumasagot-sagot” when reprimand by their parents or elderly ones because it’s a “big no no” to them. One is called “disrespectful” if they don’t obey this and this will be a big deal and disgrace especially to their family dishonoring them. Yes, this is still relevant as of today and still we used to do this normally in our daily lives routine. Although as time passed by, in some families, it is no longer followed or just lessens their level of respectfulness towards someone.
Divina, Bernadette G.
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Like many Asian countries, people from the Philippines show their respect to the elder with certain gestures and honorifics. some of the most common words for showing respect in a Filipino household is saying 'po' and 'opo' when talking to the elders and even when not talking o the family as long as we are talking to someone older than us. From the moment we are born, these words are already taught to us, These practices are still relevant and continuing today. These practices will never fade since it is a culture that is engraved to us.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
I think the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the way how we show respect and love to the elders. Example of it is the "pagmamano" to the elders everytime we see them. Example situation is when we Filipinos are going on a gathering with our whole family, we do the pagmano to the elders to show them respect. And another culture is saying "po" and "opo" everytime we have a conversation to the elders. These culture is relevant today because many of us still doing this practices and will never be forgotten because these cultures shows how we respected our elders in life.
CASACLANG, Kriztian
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
Filipinos hospitality might be the most known for us Filipinos. One scenario is even though we are doing something difficult we still tend to be happy about it, because it is for the sake of our families, so that's why we endure something even though it is already difficult. We Filipinos tend to have a good time, so we always prepare a feast whenever there are special occasions or celebrations even though money is a quite the problem, just to celebrate or be happy, it is quite the exchange but we consider it as not a problem. We Filipinos welcomes tourists and our fellow countrymen who are form different towns, to eat and have a stay with us for those kind of occasions, we offer them service. It is still relevant today since it is handed to us generation by generation and its a part of who we Filipinos are, furthermore it affected and still affects the way we behave and how we approach others.
TUYA, Levi Mark D.
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Filipinos respect and honor to elderly people or to someone older than you. We use the term "po" and "opo" when addressing or answering elderly people, we greet them with Mano, a gesture than symbolizes respect. This moral behaviour is still going and relevant today as it teaches young people respect. We always show respect to someone older than us because they have experienced things we did not yet even comprehend.
DELA CRUZ, ROMELITO T.
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A. CITE A SPECIFIC FILIPINO CULTURE THAT DIRECTS MORAL BEHAVIOR. IS THIS RELEVANT TODAY?
ONE OF THE SPIECIFIC CULTURE THAT I KNOW IS THAT FILIPINO LIKES TO HELP EACH OTHER WITHOUT ASKING OR EXPECTING A RETURN. IT IS CALLED BAYANIHAN. BY THIS FILIPINO CULTURE, WE BUILD OUR CONNECTION TO OTHER TO OUR COMMUNITY. WE BUILD RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER. SOMETIMES THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO BUILD THERE MORAL SATISFACTION THAT ONES THEY HELP OTHERS. THEY MAKE THEM SELVES HAPPY. AND YES, IT IS RELEVANT TODAY. IN THIS TIME OF PANDEMIC, PEOPLE HELP EACH OTHER TO SURVIVE. SOME DONATES FOOD, MONEY , CLOTHES ETC. SOME TEACH OTHERS TO BE MORE RESPONSIBLE ON OUR SAFETY HEALTH. AND SOME SPECIALLY OUR FRONTLINERS HELPS US TO MINIMIZE THE DEATH RATE AND EVEN THE SPREADING OF THE VIRUS. AND THATS IS WHAT YOU CALLED A BAYANIHAN. ONE OF THE CULTURE OF THE FILIPINO THAT AIMS TO HELP AND MAINTAIN THE GOOD LIFE AND PEACE OF EVERY FILIPINO.
Rivera, Ignace Immanuel A.
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
There are many Filipino culture that is still implied until today and most of them directs moral behavior. One of the famous Filipino culture that I know is being very hospitable to our guest. Filipinos tend to give the guests all what they have to offer and sometimes what they don’t have just to make the guest feel welcomed and comfortable. This Filipino culture shows respect and how we care about other people and it is still relevant today, even this time of pandemic we welcome other people like our “kapitbahay” to our home. That’s how hospitable Filipinos are and how we hold onto this culture. xD
Cruz,Alyssa Marie
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A. Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
one of the example i think about is giving respect for older person than you as of today and for future i still see it for everyone because this kind of practiced have seen by younger generation and still adopt it. 2nd is using "po" and "opo" this also some kind of showing some respect for elderly.
BUDUAN, Dominic B.
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A. CITE A SPECIFIC FILIPINO CULTURE THAT DIRECTS MORAL BEHAVIOR. IS THIS RELEVANT TODAY?
One of the cultural values that we Filipinos do were saying po and opo on the elderly. It is labeled right on our society because it shows respect on the elderly. Another example is we Filipinos being hospitable, for us it is right to be in that way because it is the thing that was thought in our society. We still do this cultural values until today.
Bartolome, Realie
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* Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
- For me, one of the Filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the "utang na loob" or debt of gratitude. If you do something good for a Filipino, they will back it to you as their gratitude. They will do good things for you just to pay their debt of gratitude. And yes it is relevant behavior today of some Filipino's. Because as we can see, many Filipino do something good to their fellow. That indicates their fellowship. Sometimes to pay their debt for gratitude is to give some of their foods or share their blessings.
BAGRO, Kimberly A.
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Cite a specific Filipino culture that directs moral behavior. Is this relevant today?
In my own opinion and experience, the specific filipino culture that directs moral behavior is the respect to the elders and yes it is still relevant today. There are changes from time to time, people have a lot to say and some forgot to respect but you will still see that there are still a lot of Filipino who knows how to respect not just to the elders but to all the people. In this generation especially the youth today they have a lot of advocacies and it's not just about for them but for the others. They still have the respect and still know their limitation.