11-HE 4: "Ganito kami sa ______" by Laurence G. Chavez

"Ganito kami sa _______ (Name of the Province) " -Name

laurencechavez1 — 2022-03-08 22:26:14 UTC

ISLAND: ______________

PROVINCE: ______________

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"Ganito kami sa _______ (Name of the Province) " -Name

laurencechavez1 — 2022-03-08 22:32:47 UTC

2022-03-09 02:36:06 UTC

Cabanatan, Brenzel L.
11-HE4
Island: Visayas
Province: Leyte
Culture: Basically Visayan
Beliefs: Fairies or encantados are spirits who live like men with their belongings in big trees and other selected places.
Tradition: Pottery Arts
Custom/s: Tattooing earned for the Leyteños the name of Pintados.

•Ganito kami sa ORIENTAL MINDORO!! 💟💯

2022-03-09 04:12:50 UTC

Name: SHAINA C. COSAS              Grd&Sec: 11 HE-4

"Ganito kami sa (MANGILAY SIAYAN ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE)✨💖✨

2022-03-09 04:22:50 UTC

Cameros, Jescil E.
11 HE-4

Island: Mindanao

Province: Mangilay city

Culture: BPDMC
*Our culture is recognized as a colorful and beautiful place in mangilay.

Beliefs: A man respect a women
We believe there is that women should be respected and every people our province is equal.

Tradition: Is not allow our tradition that women wear a shorts when there is no overlapping skirt long.
*Our traditional is not required to see the arms,kness for a girls only.

Custom/s: Not allowed our place to eat bloody food.
*No make up,color of hair and not allow short hair for a girls.

*People cannot ba vicious,liquor.

"Ganito kami sa Ilocos Norte"

2022-03-09 04:24:33 UTC

Villanueva, Ruby Ann M.
11-H.E 4

Island: Luzon

Province: Ilocos Norte

Culture/s: Ilocanos are known to be hardworking and they live simply, concentrating on work and productivity.

Belief/s: aswang (witch) and mannamay ( sorcerer)
Tradition/s: "Atang" is known as a food offering that is intended to drive away and malevolent spirits.

Custom/s: A pregnant woman shouls not sit in the doorway because she may have difficult in delivery.

" GANITO kami sa BOHOL

2022-03-09 16:03:20 UTC

Quinonez Vannie Jannie C.
11 H.E 4
Province : Bohol
Culture/s : Visayas The culture of the Boholaños was influenced by Spain and Mexico during colonization. Many traditional dances, music, dishes and other aspects of the culture have considerable Hispanic influence. But while this is true, Bohol’s native artistic heritage is even older. Boholanos already had a culture of their own as evidenced by artifacts unearthed at Mansasa, Tagbilaran, and in Dauis and Panglao.

Belief : Religion. Most Boholanos are Catholic, with a minority professing Protestant faiths and Islam. The former indigenous Boholano religion was largely eliminated by the Spaniards

Tradition /s : Bohol festivals and feast days are part and parcel of Boholano culture. Boholanos are fun-loving, generous to a fault, and deeply religious. These traits push them to celebrate and put up festivals aside from the yearly honouring of saints in respective towns and barangays of the province.

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“Ganito kami as TACLOBAN"

2022-03-10 06:11:34 UTC

ANSUAZ , LENERIZA S
HE -4

ISLAND : Visayas

PROVINCE : Tacloban
CULTURE/S : Waray-Waray, also called Waray or Samaran or Samareño, any member of a large ethnolinguistic group of the Philippines, living on Samar, eastern Leyte, and Biliran islands.
BELIEF/S: Many warays believe in superstitions just like whispering to the dead some believe here that if desired to be fulfilled just like if you are sick or have a problem, they say whisper it to the dead and he will take it to the next life and all your feelings will disappear.
TRADITIONA/S: The Pintados Festival is a cultural-religious celebration in Tacloban based on the body-painting traditions of the ancient tattooed "pintados" warriors. In 1986, the Pintados Foundation, Inc. was formed by the people of Tacloban to organize this festival in honor of Sr. Santo Niño.
CUSTOM/S:Colorful attires, vibrant atmosphere, and endless merrymaking, words fall short when describing Pintados Kasadyaan, one of the most awaited and standout festivals in the entire nation.

"Ganito kami sa Tagaytay"

2022-03-10 07:04:05 UTC

Island: Luzon
Province: Tagaytay

Culture: Tagaytay has its outstanding scenery, rich, colorful culture and history. It overlooks Taal Lake and Taal Volcano and cold climate. Mostly people in Tagaytay loves to produce foods such as special dishes, desserts and more.

Belief : When travelling bring a stuffed toy and display it in your car to prevent bad spirits from following you and to avoid car accidents.

Tradition : Citizens of Tagaytay celebrates festival and cultural events. They also love to promote their arts, place and even our country's national costume.

"Ganito kami sa ILO ILO CITY

2022-03-17 06:23:05 UTC

11-HE 4

Island:Visayas
Province:ILO ILO CITY

CULTURE/S:The essential components of ilonggo culture are language,oral literature(epics,myths,legends,proverbs,etc.),songs and dances,handicrafts,old churches and houses,and famous delicacies.

BELIEF/S:Among the hilagaynon a pre-christian beliefs system coexixts with the catholic one brought by the spaniards.

TRADITION/S:On the third week of january,iloilo's Dinagyang Festival celebrates both the ilonggo's devotion to Sto.Niño and the arrival of Malay settlers in Panay Island years ago.

CUSTOM/S:Experience the Ilonggo version of Merrymaking and having a vibrant cultural and artistic ecosystem.

Ganito kami sa Northern Samar (Miranda ,Mikee G. Gr11-HE4 )

2022-04-12 02:51:23 UTC

Island :Visayas

Province : Northern Samar

Culture: The culture is basically Visayan. The Waray-Waray are often stereotyped as brave warriors, as popularized in the tagline, “basta ang Waray, hindi uurong sa away” (Waray never back down from a fight.) Farming and fishing are the main livelihood.

Belief:Religion. Catholics comprised 96.76 percent of the province's household population in 2000. Other religious groups in the province are the Aglipays, Iglesia ni Kristo, Islam, Buddhists, Baptists, and Protestants from the United Church of Christ of the Philippines and other Protestant sects.

Tradition:Many Waray traditions can be traced to pre-colonial times. For example, the Kuratsa Dance, or Kuratsa de Mayor is a very popular traditional dance of the Waray-Waray at many social gatherings, especially weddings. It is very common throughout Samar

Custom:Fiestas are celebrated with prayer, food/drinking dance and music. Many Waray-Waray traditions can be traced to pre-colonial times. For example, the Kuratsa dance is a very popular traditional dance of the Waray-Waray at many social gatherings, especially weddings. It is very common throughout Samar.