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- 1. Come in Henry and let's meet my Grandparents.
- 2. Ok let's go, btw your grandparent have a nice house.
- 4. Hi henry, welcome to our home.
- 3. Bless you
- 2. Bless you
- 1. Mano po nanay and tatay. I'd like you to meet my friend Henry, he is from america
- 5. Thank you so much.
- A Filipino House
- 2. Your room is really nice Jhon. Btw what di you just do earlier? Like putting thier hands to your forehead?
- 1.Welcome to my room my friend.
- 3. Ahh... It's just a way of greeting elders and we use po or opo in showing respext in communicating with them.
- One day... Jhon (Filipino) Invites Henry (American) to his Grandparent's House
- Is it only practiced here in the Philippines?
- UCSP
- Yes, only Philippines practice mano as well as po and opo which I can proudly say that its the best and the our pride because Filipinos are known around the world because of these act.
- Jhon greeted his Grandparents and then introduced his friend Henry to them.
- Its so interesting, I will also practice it in here in the Philippines and in America to teach them about your culture.
- UCSP
- Wow that's great! You will enjoy practicing and teacher others about our great tradition.
- Henry asked Jhon about the act of putting an elder's hand to one's forehead.
- Henry became more curious about the culture of the Philippines and the practice of Mano as well as saying po and opo.
- Both Jhon and Henry enjoyed talking together about Philippine Culture, Henry became interested and willing to practice Filipino Tradition.
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