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The document is a creative non-fiction essay written by Laurel Fantauzzo about Filipino culture and tradition. It discusses key aspects of Filipino culture like VIP treatment, hospitality, and the Tagalog phrase "salamat po" which is a formal way to express gratitude and show respect. The author reflects on struggling to articulate this Tagalog praise when she was younger due to embarrassment over her Filipino language skills.
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- 1. Under my invisible umbrella BY:LAUREL FANTAUZZO
- 2. 1.LAUREL FANTAUZZO IS THE AUTHOR OF UNDER MY INVISIBLE UMBRELLA. SHE'S ARTISTIC AND REFLECTIVE, IF I HAD TO DESCRIBE HER UP IN TWO WORDS.LAUREL FANTAUZZO HAS A REMARKABLE CAPACITY TO COMMUNICATE CHALLENGING IDEAS AND EMOTIONS IN A WAY THAT IS RELATABLE, AND SHE FREQUENTLY WRITES DEEPLY ABOUT HER OWN 01
- 3. 2. THE ESSAY MENTIONS FILIPINO CULTURE AND TRADITION. THREE OF THEM ARE VIP TREATMENT, HOSPITALITY, AND 02
- 4. 3.THE ESSAY IS A CREATIVE NONFICTION ESSAY WRITTEN IN INFORMAL MANNER. THE AUTHOR’S TONE IS MORE ON PERSONAL AND SUBJECTIVE IN A CONVERSATIONAL OR CASUAL APPROACH. THE VIEWPOINT USES FIRST-PERSON PRONOUN AND DIRECTLY ADDRESSES THE READER. THE STRUCTURE ALSO APPEARS TO BE MORE LOOSELY AND THE VOCABULARY IS FIT FOR EVERYDAY USES (SLANG AND COLLOQUIALISMS; CONTRACTIONS; USES “I”). THE SUBJECT OR CONTENT IS DRAWN FROM 03
- 5. 4.THE TAGALOG PRAISE SHE HAS FOUND DIFFICULT TO ARTICULATE IS“SALAMAT PO”WHICH MEANS “THANK YOU”. IT IS A FORMAL WAY IN EXPRESSING GRATITUDE TO SHOW RESPECT OR POLITENESS. SHE WAS STILL TOO EMBARRASSED TO TRY BECAUSE WAY BACK THEN SHE WAS THE SECOND TO WORST IN HER CLASS OF FILIPINO AMERICAN WOULD BE 04
- 6. Thank You