Alabank (Rural bank of Alabang)

Babalik Karinderia

Bote Nga Sa ‘Yo (Used Bottle Shop)

Candies Be Love? (candy store)

Christopher Plumbing (plumbing contractor)

Cinna Von (a laundromat)

Cleopata’s (bakahan and manukan)

Crispy per minute (Crispy Pata Eatery)

by: AR from Sydney

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1. You’re related to everyone.
2. Your parents call each other “Mommy” and “Daddy.”
3. You have uncles and aunts named Boy, Girlie, or Baby.
4. You have relatives whose nicknames consist of repeated syllables, such as Jun-Jun,Ling-Ling, Mon-Mon.
5. You call the parents of your friends and your own parents’ friends “Tito” and “Tita.”
6. All of your children have four or five names.
7. You greet your elders by touching their hands to your forehead.
8. You always kiss your relatives on the cheek whenever you enter or leave a room.
9. Your grandmother greets you by giving you “smelling kisses.”
10. You live with your parents until-and at times even after you’re married.

rowena_o From sydney

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Filipinos have a great sense of humour. They always find time to exchange a joke or two, or weave an amusing story.

Aside from being amusing, Pinoy jokes reflect the Filipinos’ ability to adapt to changing times. Pinoy jokes also demonstrate the Filipino way of looking at things: to make fun out of our own misfortunes. ‘Why worry? Be happy!’

Truly, Pinoy jokes show the Filipinos’ skills in story-telling and improvisation.

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