UNIT 3 ACTIVITY 1

" WHAT MAKES FILIPINO VALUES UNIQUE "

Despite differences and similarities between Filipinos and other nations, Filipinos are more distinctive. When compared to other Asian nations, Filipino culture is one of a kind. The beliefs that Filipinos live by every day show how rich and blessed our culture is. We are more hospitable because we treat each other and ourselves with respect. In addition, we are distinct from other nations in terms of our close family ties and possess distinct characteristics. In point of fact, I am extremely proud to be Filipino.

Furthermore, the majority of people living in the Philippines share a set of core values and characteristics that are instilled in us as children and continue to guide our daily lives. The characteristics that makes Filipino unique are; 

• Strong family ties
• Humor and positivity
• Flexibility and adaptability
• Faith and religion
• Filipino hospitality
• Respect for the elderly
• Industrious attitude
• Generosity

Due to the influence of the surrounding nations and colonization, the Philippines has a distinct culture. Filipinos put in a lot of effort and strive to improve their families' lives for future generations.

The people of the Philippines have a distinct Asian heritage and a strong Western tradition. Chinese traders, Spanish conquistadors, and American rulers all had an impact on the development of Filipino culture today. People in the Philippines are typically very hospitable, particularly to Western tourists.

Indeed, the people of the Philippines reaffirm the significance of social values like loyalty to one's country, honesty, and integrity.Personal values such as self-worth and meaning in life, resilience, and happiness are significant.

SUMMITED BY: CHRISTINE I. YABO
CLASS SCHEDULE: CFLM 1 (T-TH) 9:00-10:30 am

SUMMITED TO: PROF MARICEL ADRIATICO

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