Rhia-Unique Filipino Customs
Unique Filipino Customs
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Bayanihan is derived from the Filipino word bayan which means nation or community. It literally means helping each other and working together as a community to achieve a common goal.
In the past, bayanihan meant neighbors helping each other carry an entire native nipa hut to a new location.
★Eating with Hands or Kamayan
https://www.chatelaine.com/recipes/kamayan-buffet-style-filipino-food/
Kamayan (eating with hands) is a traditional Filipino way of dining. It has been practiced by Filipinos since the pre-colonial era. Filipinos started using the spoon, fork and knife during the Spanish Colonial period. The practice of kamayan still continues and has been passed on from one generation to another until now. Filipinos usually eat in this traditional way during feasts and home celebrations, etc. During kamayan, people share different kinds of food spread on a plate or on banana leaves.
★Fiestas and Festivals
https://www.zenrooms.com/blog/post/festivals-in-the-philippines/
Filipinos
love fiestas. Celebrating a fiesta is among the most important of traditions in
the Philippines. Almost every province and city in the Philippines has its own
fiesta and festival that shows its own culture and traditions and honors its
patron.
Some
of the most popular fiestas and festivals in the Philippines are Sinulog
Festival in Cebu and the feast of the Black Nazarene in Manila.
Sinulog Festival
ttps://philnews.ph/2020/11/10/cebu-sinulog-festival-2021-officials-update-sinulog-activities/
