Examples of filipino folktale

Answer 1

There's plenty of stories many of them about Horror, with basic principles; i.e. stay inside, stay away from strangers.

But one in particular is about one story of the Demon-Man.

Every night as a person walks through the woods someone would apparently see a demonic creature with the head of a monster and the body of a man. And as that person takes a glimpse of it the creature would look back with its huge eyes. It would mesmerize you and wouldn't be able to move. If you keep looking at it it will eventually walk towards you with nothing but blank eyes.

Tiyanak which is the one about a demon in which it is a shape-shifter, its second form being the baby. Of course it's a baby so people would try to find it and be lured in by its cry. Of course, it's a horror story so the victims would usually die. However, there are ways to repel them, garlic, putting your clothes inside out. The latter being that it would humor the Tiyanak so, that it would let the victim go.

Answer 2

SOME EXAMPLES OF PHILIPPINE LEGENDS

The following are some examples of legends in the Philippines:

* "Si Malakas at Maganda" is a legend on the origin of the Filipino people. * "The Legend of 10 Datus" is half legend-half historical story on the arrival of ten Bornean datus in Panay Island. * "The Legend of Mariang Makiling" is a legend on the origin of Mt. Makiling in Laguna. * "The Origin of the Coconut" is a Visayan legend.

Answer 3

Some popular Filipino folktales include "The Legend of Maria Makiling" - about a mountain fairy protecting Mount Makiling, "The Monkey and the Turtle" - a story about friendship and betrayal between the two animals, and "Why the Sky is High" - explaining how the sky was once close to the ground until a clever man helped raise it up.

Answer 4

"The Legend of the Rainbow" (Ang Alamat ng Bahaghari) and "Legend of the Onion" (Alamat ng Sibuyas) are two examples of Philippine legends.

Answer 5

Some are, legend of maria makiling, legend of mt. mayon, legend of dama de noche, legend of 10 datus, legend of the rainbow, and legend of makahiya...

Answer 6

Some the most common Filipino folk tales include, "The Man with the Coconuts" and "Dogedog." "The Boy Who Became a Stone," is another popular folk narrative.

Answer 7

The Creation of the World

Answer 8

Bogo ka