Filipino language

“Filipinos are worth dying for.” this is the famous line of the late senator Noynoy Aquino. Maybe our fellow Filipino who fought for the freedom of the Filipinos from the invaders of our country will also agree with what Noynoy Aquino has said. An Independence Day is an annual celebration commemorating the anniversary of a nation’s assumption of independent statehood, usually after ceasing to be a colony or part of another state, more rarely after the end of a military occupation. Most countries

slowly been changing the Filipino’s colonial mentality mindset because it allows Filipinos to emulate local celebrities instead of foreign ones. Local and global companies are capitalizing on this, making use of the love team’s fame in order to advertise their products. For global companies, they use glocalization in order to make their product seem more localized to attract Filipinos. This is effective because Filipinos become attracted to love teams because they project on to these love teams the

sad that he suffered a tragic death not in the hands of the foe, but in the hands of his own kind. In general, Heneral Luna is a film as well as a reminder driving the ever update that a few things never show signs of change. Its message – we Filipinos are our own more awful foes, do not have willpower/determination and torn by selfishness for our own benefits. It is a story illustrative of who we are and what we can do yet don't. One line that is as yet resounding in my being is this: "Sabihin

1. Did Rizal agree with the typical European accusation that the Indios are indeed innately indolent or lazy? Personally, I believe that this essay poses two arguments about the indolence of the Filipinos, Rizal, in the beginning of his essay alleged that Indios are indolent, but only in the sense of little love for work or lack of energy, and not indolence as in the context of laziness. With this belief, he even attributed to climate the indolence of the natives. However, as I read through the essay

THEMES OF FILIPINO KOMIKS SHORT STORIES: A CONTENT ANALYSIS ABSTRACT This study is a content analysis of the various themes, sub-themes and the types of endings contained in the short stories in Filipino comic books, thereafter referred to in its vernacular form, "komiks." The study sampled 30 komiks from two of the top komiks publishers in the Philippines. There were 10 samples of EXTRA (Special) komiks by the Atlas Publishing Company, thereafter referred to as "Atlas Publishing," and 20 samples

The Philippines is located in the South-East region of Asia, this region consists of other countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and others. The Philippines would be categorized as a developing country in stage three of the demographic transition model. With a falling birth rate of 24.24 per every 1000 people, with a low death rate of 4.92 per every 1000 people. With a population of 107.668.231 as of 2014, their median age is 23.5 years of age resulting in a very young population

In America Is In the Heart, writer Carlos Bulosan delivers a near autobiographical description of his life growing up in the Philippines post World War I and his disillusioned idea of the “American Dream”. Although this later proven disappointment was bolstered by family members and close friends, Carlos, or Allos as he is referred to in the book, never truly gives up his “American Dream” and instead burdens the responsibility to keep the image shiny and intact within a crooked America. America’s

Multi-culturalism pervades Canada as a nation, a predominately immigrant driven and sustained country that seems at times to indicate overtly and in part covert inferences from those who slip through the cycle of immigration without the opportunity of engaging and by extension impacting the conversation on intercultural dialogue in Canada. One can cite that majority of Canada’s population is comprised of diverse ethnic and cultural background of immigrants yet the term “visible minority” has been

circumstances we have limited control over. Immigrants, those categorized under the ethnic minority umbrella, particularly know the struggles of adapting in a foreign country like the United States. Though considered as US nationals at the time, Filipino immigrants of the 1920s through the 1930s, dealt with intense racism and exploitation which forced them to consolidate into self-sustaining communities throughout the nation. The most populated among these self-sustaining communities was the Little

Vibrant, colorful, skillful, and graceful, these are some of the words that people might think if they hear the words Philippine dances. Filipinos were known for their amazing skills in dancing such that dances is considered as one of the integral part in their culture and tradition. Moreover, these dances encapsulates the history of the Philippine archipelago; in which one can see the uniqueness of the culture of every tribes scattered across the 7,107 islands. However, have you ever wondered where