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November 9, 2011 By editor Leave a Comment

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Learn Tagalog-English (Taglis) Words & Phrases!!!

November 3, 2011 By Filipino Leave a Comment

Let us learn Tagalog words & phrases :) 1. Magandang Umaga ~ Good morning 2. Kamusta Po ~ How are you? 3. Maraming Salamat ~ Thank you 4. Masarap ~ Delicious 5. Masipag ~ Hardworking 6. Masaya ~ Happy 7. Kaibigan ~ Friend 8. Bulaklak ~ Flower 9. Tahanan ~ Home Watch & Learn:) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROAXe_4KJlI … [Continue reading...]

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Early Wintery Snow In New York City

October 30, 2011 By Filipino Leave a Comment

Let It Snow... In October? New Yorkers are surprised by the early arrival of winter during the week that coincides with the Halloween weekend. Instead of accessorizing in witches, ghouls, and monster costumes, people are wearing their winter coats, hats, earmuffs, and boots. An idea for dressing up could be a snow angel or Jack Frost! Trick or Treat, Winter's here with Ice and Sleet! Early Wintertime in New York City http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89aPejOJS3c … [Continue reading...]

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Bahay Aurora, A Children’s Home in the Philippines

October 16, 2011 By Filipino Leave a Comment

I am a 17-year-old high school student in New Jersey, and I have become involved with a remarkable organization, Bahay Aurora House. During a trip to Asia, my father had introduced me to one of his acquaintances, Herke Smidstra, a Dutch businessman living in the Philippines who has dedicated his life to improving the lives and education of impoverished children in the Philippines. Through his own initiative and hard work, Herke and his Filipino wife Arleen Smidstra-Santiago, built an orphanage called Bahay Aurora in Baras, Philippines, currently housing 45 children who would otherwise be living in the street. Herke, Arleen and a small staff, take in poverty-stricken orphaned children, provide them with shelter and proper nutrition, and mend their emotional wounds. The … [Continue reading...]

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Filipino-American Women’s Club of New York Gathering At Cunningham Park

September 21, 2011 By Filipino Leave a Comment

The Filipino-American Women's Club of New York gathered their annual picnic at Cunningham Park on August 7 from early afternoon until evening. There were approximately 25 members and guests who attended the gathering. The mission of the group is to dedicate time for civic causes, propagating the Filipino heritage and culture, educating the youth, and emulating the sterling qualities of Filipino womanhood. It was founded in 1927. Food and drinks served included roasted over-charcoal lechon, pinakbet (bittersweet melon), steamed white rice, Italian-garden spaghetti, spaghetti with meatballs a'la filipino, baked ziti, vegetable pancit, chilled watermelon, a Filipino dessert specialty, the sapin-sapin (purple sweet rice topped with coconut), and the most special of them all one can't do … [Continue reading...]

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