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Celebrating Christmas is an example of a family tradition.

Family traditions strengthen family bonds.

Culture is a way of life shared by a group of people.

Non-material culture includes beliefs and traditions.

Mano is a gesture of respect in Filipino culture.

Bayanihan symbolizes a strong sense of community.

Pamamanhikan is a Filipino engagement process.

The Hudhud epic is about a legendary hero's bravery.

The Tinikling dance imitates the movement of a Tikling bird.

A Sampayan (Clothesline) is an example of a riddle.

Preserving culture demonstrates love and appreciation for one's country, its history, and traditions.

Culture has two aspects: material and non-material. Material culture refers to physical objects, while non-material culture encompasses beliefs, values, and practices.

Houses are a part of material culture because they are tangible physical objects that represent a culture's way of life.

Language is an example of non-material culture because it is a system of communication, not a physical object.

'You reap what you sow' is a proverb emphasizing that actions have consequences, and positive actions lead to positive results.

This proverb teaches us the importance of being thrifty and resourceful during challenging times, making do with limited resources.

This proverb emphasizes the importance of careful consideration and thoughtfulness before taking action or speaking.

Finding a four-leaf clover is considered a symbol of good luck in many cultures.

In many cultures, throwing rice at newlyweds is a superstition that symbolizes wishes for many children.

Seeing an owl looking into your window is a superstition often associated with a belief in bad luck or even death.

A Filipino tradition emphasizing cooperation and unity, usually involving the community helping each other in tasks like moving a house.

A gesture of respect shown to elders in Filipino culture by gently touching their hand to one's forehead.

A Filipino dining tradition where food is eaten with bare hands, symbolizing a sense of community and shared experience.

A belief that is considered false or harmful, often based on fear or irrational thinking, and can lead to negative outcomes.

In some cultures, the number 13 is associated with bad luck, often rooted in ancient myths or superstitions.

Dreaming of a white cat is generally considered a symbol of good luck, prosperity, and positive change.

Preserving Filipino culture is vital to maintain national identity, connect with heritage, and pass on valuable traditions to future generations.

Sharing Filipino values with children promotes pride in their heritage, builds a strong sense of identity, and fosters respect for their cultural background.

A Filipino concept signifying gratitude, indebtedness, and the obligation to reciprocate kindness received, emphasizing strong social bonds.

The warm and welcoming nature of Filipinos, often characterized by offering food, engaging conversation, and making guests feel comfortable.