Under My Invisible Umbrella 21st Century
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Laurel Fantauzzo wrote an essay titled "Under My Invisible Umbrella" discussing her experience with Filipino culture and traditions as someone with Filipino heritage but who struggled to articulate certain Tagalog phrases. She mentions traditions like Filipino hospitality and struggles to say the Tagalog phrase "salamat po", showing she is not fully comfortable with the Filipino language. The essay is written in an informal style using first-person perspective.
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