early custom and tradition of filipinos?
salubong is tradition of many filipinos in the phillippines
This question is quite impertinent. I will do the best I can in answering this. Tradition is tradition. A woman proposing to a man is not tradition. That does not mean is not acceptable and that it is not done. Now as far as what is permitted as far a proposal has no jurisdiction to that type of event. No one needs a permission to propose to anyone. If you uncomfortable with all of this, you as well as anyone has the right to refuse.
The tradition where Filipinos eat rice was influenced by the Spaniards. Other foods that they have brought to the Philippines are paellas, lasagna and spaghetti.
Noche Buena is Christmas Eve. noche buena is a tradition of Filipinos
The tradition of an early to mid-afternoon nap originated in Spain. This tradition was passed on to the people of the Phillipines, after the Spanish conquest of their island chain in the 1500s.
Filipinos have different beliefs and tradition, one of it is animism, which they worship the nature and the anitos anitas.
Usually tradition states that it is customary to ask a father's permission before "popping the question" to your girlfriend. However as more people are straying away from traditions it is becoming increasingly less common to ask the permission. Take a look at your situation, and see if traditions matter.
* The traditional custom was for the young man to ask the father for permission to marry his daughter, but now the tradition (if one follows correct etiquette) is to ask both parents. You can have your girlfriend there and sit as a couple and ask the parents. That's refreshing as most young couples just get engaged. To ask the parents for permission is kudos for the young man! This shows good manners, maturity and that he has respect for the parents.
Oral tradition is the passing on from one generation (and/or locality) to another of songs, chants, proverbs, and other verbal compositions within and between non‐literate cultures
The early Filipinos lived in barangays, which were small, self-sustaining communities led by a datu (chief). They were skilled in agriculture, fishing, weaving, and metalwork. They also had a rich oral tradition, with folklore and epics passed down through generations.
Filipinos have different beliefs and tradition, one of it is animism, which they worship the nature and the anitos anitas.