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How does Indian Family life cycle compare to American Family Life?
Will you define Indian. Do you mean North American Indian or East Indian is a good first question. Then there can be a definition offered I think. Courchene2000@yahoo.com
What are the influences of the Americans to the Philippines politics?
influence of american on filipino life in social
How do you spell life Filipino?
life in Filipino: buhay
How do you spell life in Filipino?
It's buhay
Explain how the Filipino way of life changed due to the American occupation of the country?
Philippines became more democratic.
What are your concepts of Filipino values?
Filipino values typically include respect for elders, strong family ties, hospitality, and resilience in facing challenges. These values are integral to Filipino culture and are often reflected in various aspects of daily life and interactions.
What is the race of filipino?
it is a race of the life of ourv filipino
What are the influence of American culture to filipino?
American culture has significantly influenced Filipino society in various aspects, including language, education, and media. The widespread use of English in the Philippines is a direct result of American colonization, impacting communication and business. Additionally, American pop culture, such as music, movies, and fashion, has become deeply integrated into Filipino life, shaping social norms and entertainment preferences. This cultural exchange has fostered a blend of traditional Filipino and contemporary American influences, creating a unique cultural identity.
What is the meaning of Filipino race?
it is a race of the life of ourv filipino
What does aflac stand for?
American Family Life Assurance Company
What channel is the secret life of the American teenager on?
abc family.
He Filipino way of life and Indian way of life are the same?
One way that Filipino and Indian way of life are the same is exemplified in extended family living. Both Filipino and Indian families are comprised of parents, children, grandparents, cousins, aunts, and uncles sharing one roof above their heads.
