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[john-basan28]

My Three Hobbies

Good day ! Everyone so i would like to share my hobbies. The first hobby that i have is listening to music while studying cause every time I felt tired and bored, music can lift up my mood and I always keep in my mind that doing nothing is useless and a waste of time so I always study during my leisure time . Studying is fun because I always learn something and it is interesting.

The other hobby that I like is photography. I already have an interest in taking photos since I was 7 years old. Capturing beautiful scenery and moments is the best way to keep unforgettable memories. I always wanted to take a picture of the beautiful sunsets and the colorful clouds every 4 pm because that specific time, the colors of the clouds changes and it's a fascinating view. When I grow older, I would like to pursue one of my passion, to be a famous photographer.

Lastly, I have a passion in matching outfits. Every time I go anywhere, I always wanted to look presentable and neat. I am good at matching the colors of my outfit. I gained my interest in watching models on Instagram and Youtube. I was amazed by their confidence while walking in the runway just like Leon Dame whom I idolize.

[karendechavez]

Despite the fluency in our language, there are Filipinos who are struggling in some Tagalog words. These words are unusually used in every day lives which resulted to some misconceptions.

Now, let me show some unknown and uncommonly used Filipino words! Here are 6 words that you might not know:

UNCOMMONLY USED FILIPINO WORDS

SIPNAYAN ( MATHEMATICS)

DEFINITION: The abstract science of numbers, quantity, and space.

EXAMPLE: Napakahirap naman ng sasagutan sa asignaturang sipnayan.

TALAARAWAN (CALENDAR)

DEFINITION: A chart or series of pages showing the days, weeks, and months of a particular year, or giving particular information.

EXAMPLE: Tingnan mo nga sa talaarawan kung anong araw magbubukas ang bagong pamilihan.

DURUNGAWAN (WINDOW)

DEFINITION: An opening in the wall or roof of a building or vehicle that is fitted with glass or other transparent material frame to admit light or air and allow people to see out.

EXAMPLE: Silipin mo nga sa durungawan kung gising na ang mga bisita.

PARALUMAN (COMPASS)

DEFINITION: An instrument containing a magnetized pointer which shows the direction of magnetic North and bearing from it.

EXAMPLE: Gamitin mo nga ang paraluman upang sa papunta natin sa bundok ay hinde tayo maligaw.

PANG ULONG HATINIG (HEADSET)

DEFINITION: A set of headphones. It is used especially in telephone and radio communication.

EXAMPLE: Ang pang-ulong hatinig ni Liberty ay hiniram ko sapagkat naiwan ko ang akin sa silid aralan.

PULOT GATA (HONEYMOON)

DEFINITION: A vacation spent together by a newly married couple.

EXAMPLE: Saan kaya ang pulot gata ng bagong kasal?

Those are the 6 uncommonly used Filipino words that I want to share to all! I hope that you learn from my examples. I hope someday that you can share these words to your friends, family and loveones. Always remember that even if we have many languages in the Philippines, we are still one nation.

[catiponliberty]

Ephesians 4:29

“ Let no corrupt word proceed out of your mouth, but what is good for necessary edification, that it may impart grace to the hearers. ”

Our native language not only allows us to communicate and connect with one another, but it allows us to understand and appreciate the history of our ancestors and our upbringing. We, Filipinos, actually has some words that we uncommonly used in connecting and interacting to each other. But, the truth is that, we actually forgot the word which ended up for us to not use it anymore. With the state of the languages running around our country, it unavoidably overlay some pure Filipino words we have and replaced it to what we usually used foreign language.

Here are some tagalog words that we, Filipinos rarely used.

UNCOMMONLY USED FILIPINO WORDS

1. Tagalog Word : Batlag (Car)

Definition : a vehicle moving on wheels or a four-wheeled road vehicle that is powered by an engine and is able to carry a small number of people.

Example in sentence : Dahil sa sipag at tiyaga ng aking mga magulang, ngayon ay nakabili kami ng bagong batlag.

2. Tagalog Word : Awanggan (infinity/limitless)

Definition : the quality of having no limits or end

Example in sentence : Simula nung lubos kong makilala si Cristo naniniwala na ako sa salitang awanggan dahil Siya mismo ang nagpapatotoo nito sa pamamagitan ng awanggang pagibig Niya sa atin.

3. Tagalog Word : Irog (darling/beloved)

Definition : sinta or darling. It is used as an affectionate form of address to a beloved person. It is a relationship between a couple.

Example in sentence : ‘Aking irog, tanging ikaw lang ang mamahalin at wala ng iba pa,’ sambit ng lalaki sa kasama niyang babae.

4. Tagalog Word : Payneta (comb)

Definition : A strip of plastic, metal, or wood eith a row of narrow teeth, used for untangling or arranging of hair.

Example in sentence : Galit na galit ang aking ina dahil palagi kong naiiwala ang paynetang binibili nya para sa akin.

5. Tagalog Word : Talailigan (dictionary)

Definition : a book or electronic resource that lists the words of a language (typically in alphabetical order) and gives their meaning, or gives the equivalent words in a different language, often also providing information about pronunciation, origin, and usage.

Example in sentence : Talailigan ang iniregalo sa akin ng aking kapatid sapagkat makakatulong daw ito sa pagpapalawak ng aking bokabularyo.

6. Tagalog Word : Hidhid (selfish/frugal)

Definition : (of a person, action, or motive) lacking consideration for others; concerned chiefly with one's own personal profit or pleasure. The more common words for “selfish” in Tagalog “maramot/makasarili”.

Example in sentence : Patuloy na rumarami ang mga hidhid na nagpapahirap sa mga mamamayan lalo’t higit sa ating bansa.

[lets-dean-blog]

10 uncommonly used Filipino words

Sipnayan-Mathematics >”Anak, kailangan mong pag-aralin ng sipnayan para yumaman ka.”

Haynayan-Biology > “Class, did you finish your haynayan project?”

Pulot-Gata  –   Honeymoon > “My parents went out for their pulot-gata during the weekend.”

Sulatroniko-E mail > “Pinapasend saakin ni Sir Donald ng excuse letter sa Sulatroniko niya.”

Pook-Sapot – Website > “May ginawa siya ng Pook-sapot para sa kumpanya.”

Yakis-Sharpen > “Ni-yakis ko ang aking kutsilyo.”

Pantablay-Charger > “Ronny!! Dinala mo yung pantablay mo?”

Initsigan-Thermodynamics > “That’s my friend Andy, sya ay isang ekspero sa initsigan.”

Duyog-Eclipse > “I learned in class today that the Duyog happens very rarely.”

Bilnuran-Arithmetic > “I have a very hard time learning Biln

[dreaglecy]

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[keepupdatedwithgan]

THE DISADVANTAGE OF ICT

In the vibrant tapestry of Filipino society's interaction with ICT and technology, there exists a shadowy realm of undesirable actions, casting a pall over the vast landscape of innovation. While the majority revels in the comfort and convenience ushered in by these digital marvels, some individuals tread into darker territories. Instances of digital piracy, a modern-day scourge, have marred the digital seas. As eager hands navigate the vast oceans of information, some succumb to the allure of illegitimate acquisition, perhaps motivated by a misguided desire for free access to content or financial gain without due compensation. It's a dance with the forbidden, a clandestine pursuit spurred by a blend of opportunism and the illusion of anonymity that the digital realm sometimes provides. Unraveling the motivations behind such actions reveals a complex interplay of societal pressures, economic disparities, and the allure of the forbidden fruit in the boundless orchard of cyberspace. Yet, in acknowledging these shadows, we pave the way for dialogue and collective efforts to ensure that the digital horizon remains one of innovation, creativity, and ethical use for the benefit of all.

[lourietinaya]

let them go if they dont need you

[hamtaf]

My contribution as HUMSS student in the society

Being a HUMSS student is very challenging for me. Even if it is quite stressful, but that makes it more interesting. In this strand you will develop your self confidence and you can learn many things about your course that will help you decide where you really belong. Being a HUMSS student is not easy.  But it lead me to a place which is better than before.

We as a student and as the part of youth, We must contribute to help the youth to become empathetic citizens who could potentially continue similar work when we become adults. Additionally, We who give back to the community to develop leadership skills, learn the importance of helping, and gain work experience.

We all know that, we have a diverse challenges and differences among People, Community, and The Whole Universe. in this generation, there is always a rapid changes. As me, part of the GenZ I should be aware and updated on that is happening right now.

Cause as a HUMSS student, we can use our knowledge and voice to influence the youth by becoming a Volunteer Leader to young youth. To raise awareness that could be an issue in Environment, Economics, Health, Society, and etc. That is commonly relevant to my country which is the Philippines.

Always Know that "You Should know your place in this SOCIETY"