ay tambal sa buyag.....
kamo jud no inyu jud nang initan ilang bitay bitay...styl man na nila
Yes, siesta is still applicable to modern Filipinos despite their busy schedules. Taking an afternoon rest or nap after the mid-day meal is regarded as physical necessity as it gives the body a renewed energy.
Yes, they ca. Depends on what taste or likes the person is interested. EX) Beauty, attitude, body features, personality, likes, etc. Each person is different.
Filipinos communicate with each other through a mix of verbal and non-verbal cues. They often use a combination of English and Filipino languages, along with gestures, facial expressions, and body language to convey messages effectively. Additionally, social media and text messaging are popular communication tools among Filipinos.
The prefix "phren-" is associated with the mind or brain, specifically referring to the diaphragm or the seat of emotion and thought in ancient Greek medicine.
Filipinos are known for their passion for music and strong cultural emphasis on singing. The Filipino culture values music and singing as a form of self-expression, leading to a tradition of vocal talent and skill development from a young age. Additionally, many Filipinos have been exposed to diverse musical influences, leading to a versatile and well-rounded approach to singing.
i think they cut the heads off, plucked the eyes out, took the skin off the head, and put fake eyes, and kept the heads as ornaments
Things like nose studs, lip rings, cheek embellishments and the like.
sell your body for one
It represents their rank in the society. If a woman wears many yellow(represents wealth) beaded dress or accesories, it means that they have a lot of power and money, and if a man has many tattoos around his body, it means that they had killed many animals or human which makes them also powerful.
I think it is in egypt and the dead sea is u have to tell me
They want to keep their body well. They think they awake again.And they want to awake with their organs
what is the meaning of physical ornament
If I understand your question correctly and its related to what I think its related to, then: The Ancient Egyptians mummified bodies of the dead in...well, Egypt.
how did they preserve the body
The Mayans built pyramids, sacrificed humans and ornamented their bodies.
Rings, earrings, necklaces, other body ornaments, tiaras, watches and more are all made with diamonds.
Yes, siesta is still applicable to modern Filipinos despite their busy schedules. Taking an afternoon rest or nap after the mid-day meal is regarded as physical necessity as it gives the body a renewed energy.