FILIPINO CULTURE, CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS
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During the Spanish regime in the Philippines, women were expected to behave shyly and modestly to protect their reputations. A man could only get to know a woman through an introduction by a mutual friend, as directly approaching a woman was seen as impolite. Marriage is considered sacred in Filipino culture, and singles often face jokes and scrutiny about their status. When courting, a man's parents would seek approval from the woman's parents in a process called "pamanhikan" which could include the grandparents, and the woman's parents may initially refuse but eventually consent.
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- 1. FILIPINO CULTURE, CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS
- 2. Women during the Spanish regime were generally shy, refined and inhabited. Their behavior was strictly monitored by the family to maintain their good reputation. A girl was not seen alone with the man. A man got to know a woman only by being a friend of the woman’s trusted friend who would help in case he wanted to have an opportunity to see the girl of his dreams. He did not directly approach the woman; that was impolite. ABOUT DATING
- 3. Marriage is a sacred to the Filipinos. One becomes the butt of jokes if he or she remains single. A bachelorette is considered a potential competitor for the attention of a husband. Parents train their sons and daughters in the proper choice of a mate. Before marriage, the boy parents seek the approval of the girl’s parents for Marriage with their daughter. This called Pamanhikan the grandparents of the man also join the pamanhikan. The girl parents are not expected to agree immediately. They will first talk the about the shortcomings of their daughter. If the future in-laws persist the parents of the bride give their consent ABOUT MARRIAGE
- 4. Filipino are lovers of art. Their art is reflected in the things they do and way they believe in daily life. Our ancestors passed their time sinning awaits, corridos, and reading stories about the bravery of the legendary heroes. ABOUT THE ART
- 5. Individuals are descended from both parents, but are able to choose from which group they would like more affiliation. AMBILINEAL DESCENT
- 6. A primary social group, a small community, in any society, typically consisting of a man and women, or any two individuals who wish to share their lives together in a long-term committed relationship with one another, raising offspring and usually in the same dwelling. FAMILY
- 7. In a single parent Household from, there is only one parent caring for the children of the house without the help of the other parent in the some setting. SINGLE PARENT
- 8. In the single parent Household from consists of only one person living by themselves. SINGLE PERSON
- 9. The term nuclear family is used to refer a family and household setting that consists of a father, a mother, and their children. Nuclear families can be any size as long as the family can support itself and there are only two parents. NUCLEAR
- 10. Consists of one or more people who live in the same dwelling and also share at meals or living accommodation, any may consist of a single family or some other grouping of people. HOUSEHOLD
- 11. COMMON GOOD
- 12. - to be fully human we must learn to live in our community with others and seek. - can be defined as the sum total of social conditions which allow people. - group or an individuals reach their fulfillment and more easily. -is a dynamic concept. -conditions change moral awareness grow.