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I wonder if any of you guys still practice the old traditions in your country or just say in your community.
To tell the truth, I still practice those but only few. Like the speaking of "po" and "opo". The Filipinos always say this to the older ones and personally I don't practice this anymore but sometimes I am required to do so.
But I still help others but only if I can.
You guys?
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what do you think? I do really practice some old tradition..... as long s that practice is a good one, but I will not practice some tradition that are unethical and immoral....
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WTF???
Never dropping "Po" and "Opo" in my mouth..
it is "fu" and "fu too".. escpecially to my stupid evil granny..
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The only thing I do from the Old Country is cooking my (spaghetti) sauce from scratch for about 8 hours. Ragu=teh suck. I have to have homemade sauce or I can't eat pasta. It's just.. Uck.
well... i'm filippino and during birthdays in my family we eat those noodles (i don't know what they're called) for long life. that's all i can think of.
hrm... well my family gives the red envelopes for chinese new year's... and we have big new year's banquet... but i think that's about it...
hmmmm...i don't think i still follow any old korean traditions cuz most of my family and i are pretty much
americanized. unless eating korean food counts as still following our old tradition.
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Yeah, I still practice "po" and "opo," but I only say these when talking to older people who are not close to me, or are strangers. For my parents and grandparents and some other close relatives, I don't. :) I think I still follow traditions if I don't think they're stupid. I especially like eating "tikoy" everytime we celebrate the Chinese New year! :D
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Quote by IkorusYeah, I still practice "po" and "opo," but I only say these when talking to older people who are not close to me, or are strangers. For my parents and grandparents and some other close relatives, I don't. :)
The same as me...
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this isn't exactly an important tradition but my family is just weird.....we have to all wear cow hats when we go to reunions i dunno why but we do....sigh some things are hopeless...not cute lil cow print hats..big honkin 2 feet wide 1 foot deep almost a sombrarrow hat...-_-
this isn't exactly an important tradition but my family is just weird.....we have to all wear cow hats when we go to reunions i dunno why but we do....sigh some things are hopeless...not cute lil cow print hats..big honkin 2 feet wide 1 foot deep almost a sombrarrow hat...-_-
Quote by chi4everthis isn't exactly an important tradition but my family is just weird.....we have to all wear cow hats when we go to reunions i dunno why but we do....sigh some things are hopeless...not cute lil cow print hats..big honkin 2 feet wide 1 foot deep almost a sombrarrow hat...-_-
That's really weird...
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Quote by chi4everthis isn't exactly an important tradition but my family is just
weird.....we have to all wear cow hats when we go to reunions i dunno
why but we do....sigh some things are hopeless...not cute lil cow print
hats..big honkin 2 feet wide 1 foot deep almost a sombrarrow hat...-_-
My... That is weird... :)
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Bugok ka krieg! For me Akaiken, during New Year's Day, my family still practicing those old traditions like making a cotton balls. Cotton balls and rounded things represents money and wealth. Some Filipinos still believe in this tradition.
Quote by redblitzkriegWTF???Never dropping "Po" and "Opo" in my mouth..
it is "fu" and "fu too".. escpecially to my stupid evil granny..
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Even though I'm Filipino, I only practice old Chinese traditions that my mom and my grandpa "Chi-Nigga" taught me...
Pop and Opo sucks... spitting out "Tang ina mo" and "Gago" is my thang....
Yeah, I still practice the old Filipino traditions. One of these is saying "po" and "opo" to the elders or to the ones I hardly know. I still say "po" and "opo" to my family and to my relatives. I guess its one way of showing respect. :)
Quote by DarkIngrammy family still practicing those old traditions like making a cotton balls. Cotton balls and rounded things represents money and wealth. Some Filipinos still believe in this tradition.
same goes for me.
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po and opo is a sign of respect. so older people deserve it truly =p especially grannies. besides you'll sound like a lame kano if you disregard that tradition.
otherwise, it depends what kind of tradition it really is. i don't celebrate halloween. =p
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Quote by crewcifixpo and opo is a sign of respect. so older people deserve it truly =p
especially grannies. besides you'll sound like a lame kano if you
disregard that tradition.
otherwise, it depends what kind of tradition it really is. i don't
celebrate halloween. =p
yeah... only to my realtives and respectable people.. never say po and opo to addics, drunks and the sorts...
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me, i hava another culture then the country where i live in
so , we have some things that we do but that's for our religion
but not really for this country
im not dutch :P
For me we practice the mano, beso-beso at po and opo.
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Quote by MrSixkiller89me, i hava another culture then the country where i live in
so , we have some things that we do but that's for our religion
but not really for this countryim not dutch :P
I see... but you practice some in your home, right?
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Quote by DarkIngramBugok ka krieg! For me Akaiken, during New Year's Day, my family still
practicing those old traditions like making a cotton balls. Cotton
balls and rounded things represents money and wealth. Some Filipinos
still believe in this tradition.Quote by redblitzkriegWTF???Never
dropping "Po" and "Opo" in my mouth..
it is "fu" and "fu too".. escpecially to my stupid evil granny..
Isabit mo betlog mo. not unless may luslos ka at hugis langgonisa yan..
â??Eye of twilight, give us sight.
Take our offer, give us might.
Make our power tears of night.â??
Ano ba yan... mag-away ba dito...
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no i havn't ever been in traditions. unless i was at a freinds house at the wrong time. ^_^'
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