The Philippine language is called Tagalog
I have written about Pintados, Sangka, Halo-Halo, and Santol trees - am looking for an interesting take on flip culture for a class.
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You should write about native Filipino games, like piko, shato, taguan and focus on good Filipino values like pagmamano and other values promoting courtesy, close family ties etc.
To tell you the truth, nobody cares.
maybe i’ll write thing about a child who cant live without thier mom… i am definitely a mama’s boy but it does not signifies a gender problem… the story will go something like the closeness of the child more to thier mother than thier father (which is very obvious) and that the child (I) can only write because of his(my) mom that serves as his(my) inpiration and he(I) cant figure out how that(my) talent would be gone in case his(my) mother would be out of this world… Its title would be " I cant accept the fact that my Talent would be gone too"