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🇵🇭 | Sibling Terminology 🇵🇭 In some large, traditional Filipino families, there is a hierarchic order and manner for how one addresses their older siblings. This actually comes from Chinese/Japanese sources. For the boys, the first three oldest are usually addressed as kuya, diko and sangko; while the oldest three sisters are ate, ditse and sanse. The oldest brother is kuya. It’s from the first Chinese ordinal, co. Remember when Charlie Chan referred to his sons as Son No. One and Son No. Two? Well, they indeed came into the world in that order. Present-day Chinese-Filipino surnames which start with “Co-“, like Cojuangco, Coseteng or Cua, for example, all denote having come from the oldest son. The term for oldest sister, ate, comes from aitche (“ichi” meaning “first” in both Japanese and Hokkien, one of the Chinese dialects). Diko, brother No. 2, and ditse, second sister, are rooted in “di” (or ni or ji, depending on your regional Chinese or Japanese bent). Just so long as it’s not “ditzy” as might be concocted by a mischievous first-born. Child No. 3, sangko and sanse, come from the Japanese sansei, i.e, third in line. In reverse order, the youngest one is lovingly called the bunsó, neutral-gender. To be gender-specific, totoy (the literal translation from Chinese is “the foolish one”), atoy, toto, itoy, doy are variant names given the youngest boy. The youngest girl was often called nene (literally, the “dull one” in Chinese.
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🇵🇭 | Sibling Terminology 🇵🇭 In some large, traditional Filipino families, there is a hierarchic order and manner for how one addresses their older siblings. This actually comes from Chinese/Japanese sources. For the boys, the first three oldest are usually addressed as kuya, diko and sangko; while the oldest three sisters are ate, ditse and sanse. The oldest brother is kuya. It’s from the first Chinese ordinal, co. Remember when Charlie Chan referred to his sons as Son No. One and Son No. Two? Well, they indeed came into the world in that order. Present-day Chinese-Filipino surnames which start with “Co-“, like Cojuangco, Coseteng or Cua, for example, all denote having come from the oldest son. The term for oldest sister, ate, comes from aitche (“ichi” meaning “first” in both Japanese and Hokkien, one of the Chinese dialects). Diko, brother No. 2, and ditse, second sister, are rooted in “di” (or ni or ji, depending on your regional Chinese or Japanese bent). Just so long as it’s not “ditzy” as might be concocted by a mischievous first-born. Child No. 3, sangko and sanse, come from the Japanese sansei, i.e, third in line. In reverse order, the youngest one is lovingly called the bunsó, neutral-gender. To be gender-specific, totoy (the literal translation from Chinese is “the foolish one”), atoy, toto, itoy, doy are variant names given the youngest boy. The youngest girl was often called nene (literally, the “dull one” in Chinese.
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Sample format of Letter of Authorization: - Certificate of Live Birth - Certificate of Marriage - Certificate of Death - Cert+5
Sample format of Letter of Authorization: - Certificate of Live Birth - Certificate of Marriage - Certificate of Death - Certificate of No Marriage Record (CENOMAR) - Certificate of No Death Record (CENODEATH) - Advisory on Marriages
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Unlike the chicken-and-egg dilemma, we know that complex land plants existed over 150 million years before the first seeds ap
Unlike the chicken-and-egg dilemma, we know that complex land plants existed over 150 million years before the first seeds appeared. The earliest land plants, bryophytes like mosses and liverworts, appeared around 500 million years ago and reproduced by releasing spores, relying on water for fertilization. Over time, seed-bearing plants evolved, with seeds offering a critical advantage for colonizing dry land by protecting embryos from dehydration. The first seed plants emerged about 350 million years ago, distinguished by their ability to reproduce without water, thanks to adaptations like seeds and pollen. These evolutionary advances set seed plants apart and allowed them to dominate terrestrial ecosystems.
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Notes on BLL Courses bit.ly/NotesFromRye
Notes on BLL Courses bit.ly/NotesFromRye
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Bakit hindi Ingles ang naging wikang pambansa natin? Ito ay dahil hindi naman isinulong ng mga eksperto at pinunong Amerikano
Bakit hindi Ingles ang naging wikang pambansa natin? Ito ay dahil hindi naman isinulong ng mga eksperto at pinunong Amerikano ang Ingles bilang wikang pambansa. Ayon pa nga kay Najeeb Mitry Saleeby sa kanyang libro na The Language of Education of the Philippine Islands noong 1924, “It aims at nothing less than the obliteration of the tribal differences of the Filipinos, the substitution of English for the vernacular dialects as a home language, and making English the national, common language of the Archipelago.” Nakasalamin din sa opinyon ni Saleeby sa ulat ng 1925 Monroe Survey Commission at opinyon ni Joseph Ralston Hayden, bise gobernardor ng Pilipinas mula 1933-1935. Sa kasalukuyan, ginagamit pa rin ang Ingles bilang wikang panturo ngunit patotoo pa rin ang opinyon ni Hayden na nagsasalita ang ordinaryong Pilipino sa kanyang katutubong wika kung hindi naman niya kailangang magsalita sa Ingles.
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Pinaniniwalaang nabuo ang mga mulapik mula sa Big Bang 13.7 bilyong taon na ang nakararaan. Ang electron ay unang nadiskubre ni Joseph John Thompson noong 1897. Taong 1911 naman nang matuklasan ni Ernest Rutherford ang butod (nucleus) noong 1911. Siya rin ang nakadiskubre sa proton. Ang mag-aaral niyang si James Chadwick ang siyang nakatuklas sa neutron noong 1932. Ang teorya ukol sa atom ay nagmula pa sa Griyegong pantas na si Democritus noong 440 B.C. Pinagyabong pa ito ng Ingles na kemiko na si John Dalton, na siyang lumikha sa kilalang ‘atomic theory’. Sharp, Tim (December 16, 2021). What is an atom? Facts about the building blocks of the universe (Retrieved from https://www.livescience.com/37206-atom-definition.html....)
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Napag-aralan mo na ba ang mulapik (atom)? Sa kapnayan (chemistry), ang mulapik ay ang pinakapayak na yunit ng isang bagay. Bi
Napag-aralan mo na ba ang mulapik (atom)? Sa kapnayan (chemistry), ang mulapik ay ang pinakapayak na yunit ng isang bagay. Binubuo ang mulapik ng mulasik (proton), dagisik (electron), at awansik (neutron). Ang proton at neutron ay kapwa matatagpuan sa butod (nucleus) ng isang mulapik habang ang electron nama’y matatagpuan sa ulap (cloud) na umiinog sa butod ng mulapik. Ang proton ay nagtataglay ng tahas na tablay (positive charge) habang ang electron ay mayroong baling na tablay (negative charge).
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Percent Cheat Sheet by Mr. Dovichi
Percent Cheat Sheet by Mr. Dovichi
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MEDTECH BOOKS MEDTECH BOOKS MEDTECH BOOKS https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/107XFaKWyJDzCHDaktCdCqwe3MRLJVmJs
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GRAMMAR: Present Tenses References: Team Lyqa
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GRAMMAR: Present Tenses References: Team Lyqa
GRAMMAR: Present Tenses References: Team Lyqa
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A beginner's guide on how to write a journal article for publication https://buff.ly/4fdCLNZ
A beginner's guide on how to write a journal article for publication https://buff.ly/4fdCLNZ
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The Longest Words in the Philippine Languages
The Longest Words in the Philippine Languages
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Tax Explained to Kids
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