What are some traditions in a Filipino Christmas?

Answer 1

Eat the entire thing....don't leve any edible piece untouched,...eyeballs, organs, brain...all that good stuff.

Answer 2

1. Before the wedding, the man asks for the lady's hand from her parents. He goes to their home with his parents in tow. This is called "Pamanhikan". It's like an engagement party but with only two families present. The arrangements for the wedding are decided on that occasion. In some regions, dowry is discussed and negotiated.

Answer 3

I would think that respect to our elders is one of the customs and traditions we should preserve. For example, calling our older sisters and brothers "ate" or "kuya".

Kissing or asking for a blessing from our grandparents; giving our parents a kiss when they get home or when we get home.

Getting up to greet our parents when they get home from work.

Also our "simbang gabi" in which Filipinos go to evening or even early morning mass 9 days before Christmas. Then there will be vendors/or ethnic foods after the masses to be shared by everybody.

Midnight mass on the eve of Christmas.

Being hospitable to our guests when they come and visit us.

We have so many customs and traditions that are worth keeping and these are just some of them.

Answer 4

Marriage, dating, art, and religion are some of key points about the traditions and customs of Filipino that can be talked about. Marriage was very sacred to the Filipinos. Secondly the practiced the traditional religion.

Answer 5

Filipinos usually get together and celebrate Christmas on December 16.

Answer 6

To have fun and play

Answer 7

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