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Essence Of Filipino Values

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The Essence of Filipino Values
By: Dindo R. Trambulo, 2nd Trimester, MBA Section 3
Keywords: Hospitality, Love and Caring, Bayanihan System, Familism, Flexible, Bahala na Attitude, Crab Mentality, Ningas- Kugon, Balat Sibuyas, Corruption

Being a Filipino is known for having a best traits and good values with their colleague. This Filipino values include a great amount of the specific issues, morality, ethics, personal attitude towards religious and any aspects of social life. According to the news of the well-known ethnographers and anthropologist who have studied the Filipino Values, their worldview, traditions and morals values are very rich and have their own uniqueness, which differ from the ones of the Western world. Hospitality- This is one of the best known qualities of being a true Filipino. For almost thousands of years ago, foreigners and other language are very proud of what they have right now. One of a good example of this Filipino Hospitality is when the time Typhoon Yolanda hit Eastern Part of Visayas. Most of the Filipinos express their way of helping on the Yolanda’s survivor during that time. http://hubpages.com/education/Filipino-Traits-and-Characteristics …show more content…

We are much known for being the sweetest and most loving people in this world. Not only based on the survey but also”word of mouth”. Good example of this trait is when a Filipina woman married a romantic foreigner. They value the loving relationship with his husband and staying faithful to

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