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    Following and Valuing Our Culture Means Preserving The Yesterday

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    The document discusses several key aspects of Philippine culture that were influenced by Spanish colonization, including dress, religion, language, norms, celebrations, education, diet, and livelihood. Dress for males evolved to include the barong tagalog while women's dress emphasized modesty. Catholicism became the dominant religion and Spanish became the official language for over 300 years. Traditional norms like "mano po" and intergenerational terms remain. Major Catholic celebrations like Christmas and fiestas were integrated into local traditions. Education and diet were also impacted by American and global influences. Preserving cultural heritage is important for national identity.

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    The document discusses several key aspects of Philippine culture that were influenced by Spanish colonization, including dress, religion, language, norms, celebrations, education, diet, and livelihood. Dress for males evolved to include the barong tagalog while women's dress emphasized modesty. Catholicism became the dominant religion and Spanish became the official language for over 300 years. Traditional norms like "mano po" and intergenerational terms remain. Major Catholic celebrations like Christmas and fiestas were integrated into local traditions. Education and diet were also impacted by American and global influences. Preserving cultural heritage is important for national identity.

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    The document discusses several key aspects of Philippine culture that were influenced by Spanish colonization, including dress, religion, language, norms, celebrations, education, diet, and livelihood. Dress for males evolved to include the barong tagalog while women's dress emphasized modesty. Catholicism became the dominant religion and Spanish became the official language for over 300 years. Traditional norms like "mano po" and intergenerational terms remain. Major Catholic celebrations like Christmas and fiestas were integrated into local traditions. Education and diet were also impacted by American and global influences. Preserving cultural heritage is important for national identity.

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    Following and valuing our

    culture means preserving


    the yesterday.
    ASPECTS OF
    CULTURE
    by: Erica Joy Tamparong
    DRESS
    DRE
    Spanish colonization made a big impact on our culture in terms of clothing or
    SS
    dress, the female ancestors are influenced to dress modestly by covering up
    their certain body parts. While the males are considered Indios and ordered by
    the Spanish government to wear barong, to show the differences between the
    rich and the poor.
    BAROT SAYA
    The Barot Saya is clothing that composed of Baro, a fabric fitted blouse with
    butterfly sleeves, and a Saya, an elegant skirt made up of cloth. It was inspired
    by the costumes worn by the statues of the Virgin Mary that the Spaniards
    introduce. In this time, Barot Saya evolved and was mostly worn during political
    gatherings and formal occasions.
    BARONG TAGALOG
    Barong Tagalog is a national dress of the Philippines for the male, a long
    sleeve blouse with usually stitch by hand designs and patterns. Usually seen
    worn by the President and others during Formal occasions.
    RELIGI
    ON
    RELIGION

    ROMAN CATHOLIC
    One of the Spaniard motives in their colonization was to spread
    Christianity in the Philippines other than the natural spices, that is
    why the Philippines was mostly consists of a Roman Catholic
    population. During the colonization, the ancestors adopt the
    culture of the Spanish people and especially in religion. Catholics
    believe in the doctrine of God as the 'Holy Trinity', where the
    Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit is one. Roman Catholic was
    ruled by the Church and the priesthood, above them, was led by
    a Pope, who has the highest authority.
    LANGU
    AGE
    LANGUAGE
    The Philippines were under Spanish colonial rule for 300 years in this time,
    Spanish was the official language. Years passed, English and Tagalog
    become the official language. Then years later, the constitution was revised
    and Filipino becomes the National Language.
    FILIPINO
    Filipino is the national language of the Philippines, it is the basic language
    used in school, home, and media, and it’s also the lingua franca that unites
    the Pilipino in terms of communication despite the different language that the
    Philippines have.
    BISAYA
    Sebuano or Cebuano language, speakers are spread it is used over Negros,
    Cebu, Bohol, and many more, closely related to the language Ilongo and
    classified as a dialect of Visayan people.
    NOR
    MS
    NORMS
    Colonization of different countries to the Philippines has a big impact on the norms and
    values of our ancestors, and today's generation of people.
    'MANO
    PO'and also referred to as bless' in English, it is
    "Mano" is a way of accepting blessing to the elders,
    usually done when visiting an elder or in entering a house or gathering. It is done by bowing the
    head towards the offered hand and press the forehead to the offered hand by the elders.
    Sometimes, it requires to ask permission by asking "Mano po".

    'PO at OPO'
    Po at Opo is used as a sign of respect especially to the elders. Po is used at the end of a phrase or
    sentence when talking to someone. Opo is used to agree.
    'ATE at KUYA'
    Ate and Kuya are used to call an older male or female instead of their names, it is an act of respect.
    Ate is used to refer to a female, and Kuya is used to refer to a male. This can also apply to those
    non-blood-related persons.
    CELEBRATI
    ONS
    CELEBRATI
    ONSFilipinos practiced animism, or the worship
    Before the coming of the Spaniards,
    of spirits, which involved performing ceremonies intended to satisfy spirits. These
    spirits are believed to control parts of human life, such as health, wealth, family,
    and living. To ward off misfortunes and gratify these spirits, ritual offerings are
    regularly made by the locals. Catholic missionaries who arrived along with the
    Spaniards created fiestas to gradually persuade the population to convert to the
    Roman Catholic faith.
    FIESTA
    For many Filipinos, fiestas are important because of the miraculous power of the
    saints. It is believed that the saints are responsible for all the good fortune and
    favor one receives.A mass, novenas, grand parade, beauty pageants,
    processions, and many other activities are prepared for this special day that
    brings all the whole community together to express gratitude to God.
    CELEBRATIONS
    The celebrations that many people enjoy today are influence by the
    colonizers, especially to the Spaniards, such as Christmas, Epiphany,
    Festivals, and many more. Catholic celebrations are mostly about their
    beliefs.
    SIMBANG GABI
    The Simbang Gabi is a novena that leads to christmas. For nine days
    before Christmas, Catholics attended morning Christmas Mass. It is
    believed that if you cmplited the attendance of the mass, a wish will be
    granted. During Christmas Eve, Christians go to church to hear the last
    'simbang gabi' or the Christmas Eve mass. This is followed by a midnight
    feast, called Noche Buena.
    CELEBRATIONS
    CHRISTMAS
    Christians in the Philipines celebrated Christmas to honor the Messiah, Jesus Christ,
    born day. During Christmas, people assemble the Christmas tree and decorated it
    with Christmas ornaments such as Christmas balls, flowers, Christmas light, and
    many more. Also, the house is full of decorations that are appealing to the eye.'
    Parol' or lanterns that are made up of bamboo sticks and shaped like a star, can be
    seen during Christmas because it symbolizes the guiding that helps the Magi or the
    three kings on their way to baby Jesus.
    The Noche Buena is a big celebration with family, friends, and neighbors dropping in
    to wish everyone a Merry Christmas! Most households would have prepared some
    dishes to share with others. The remaining days of the Christmas season are spent
    visiting kin, especially on New Year's Day and Epiphany, January 6. That is why the
    Philippines has the longest Christmas celebration.
    WAY OF LIVING
    WAY OF LIVING
    Education was brought to us by the Americans during the American Colonization.
    Americans sent a ship to the Philipines, named Thomas with 300 plus teacher on
    board, which are called Thomasites, they are the first teacher in the Philippines
    and established the first public schools.
    EDUCATION
    Education is really important. Being educated and literate is a must especially in
    today's generation. Education is the face of the future.
    EATING RICE TRICE A
    Rice is a staple food amongDAY
    Filipinos. They eat rice for breakfast, lunch, and
    dinner. In some cases, they eat rice in-between meals or during snacks. Even if
    there’s limited dish available, it’s not a problem as long as rice is present, and
    they’ll just use condiments such as toyo (soy sauce), suka (vinegar), or bagoong
    (shrimp paste) to spice up a simple meal.
    WAY OF LIVING

    WORK

    Working or being employed is an important part of the economy, social


    and environmental development process and procedure of any country.
    Employmenthelp to sustain or provide financial needs of a person.

    SUNDAY MASS and PRAY


    Catholics should attend a Sunday mass every week to give thanks and
    pray to God, it is an obligation in every catholic, in order to strengthen
    the faith.
    These aspects of culture are
    important for us as a people. It
    gives us our own well-formed
    identity, which gives values and
    uniqueness.
    END

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