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Filipino Family Values
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All happy families resemble one another, but each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. - Leo Tolstoy
Values can be inculcated but are more enduring when caught. Values formation which is vital to the socialization skills of an individual can be developed and nurtured in the family, school and environment. Values may include obtaining knowledge, wisdom and necessary skills, using them in your home and living out the values you acquired within the family.
The Filipino family has values that have been treasured and passed on for many generations already. These values are believed to be beneficial as it fulfill some of the basic needs of people.
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Here is the list of Filipino values which are traditional:
“Paggalang” – In English it means being respectful or giving due respect for a person. Filipinos are accustomed to using the words “po,” “opo,” and “ho” when they are conversing with older people or sometimes to people with higher position or status in the society. Using these words is customary in the Philippines and it shows sign of respect. Paggalang can also be given to the elders by virtue of kissing their hands before leaving and upon arrival. Younger member of the family gives due respect to older siblings by calling them kuya (older brother) or ate(older sister).
“Pakikisama” or Getting along well with people – The yearning of the Filipinos to be accepted and well
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All happy families resemble one another, but each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. - Leo Tolstoy
Values can be inculcated but are more enduring when caught. Values formation which is vital to the socialization skills of an individual can be developed and nurtured in the family, school and environment. Values may include obtaining knowledge, wisdom and necessary skills, using them in your home and living out the values you acquired within the family.
The Filipino family has values that have been treasured and passed on for many generations already. These values are believed to be beneficial as it fulfill some of the basic needs of people.
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Here is the list of Filipino values which are traditional:
“Paggalang” – In English it means being respectful or giving due respect for a person. Filipinos are accustomed to using the words “po,” “opo,” and “ho” when they are conversing with older people or sometimes to people with higher position or status in the society. Using these words is customary in the Philippines and it shows sign of respect. Paggalang can also be given to the elders by virtue of kissing their hands before leaving and upon arrival. Younger member of the family gives due respect to older siblings by calling them kuya (older brother) or ate(older sister).
“Pakikisama” or Getting along well with people – The yearning of the Filipinos to be accepted and well