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The Mango thrives across the Philippines. It has different types, yet each fruit is consumed the same, be it ripe or not. Its wood is best for carving.
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Ang Mangga ay tumutubo sa iba’t ibang panig ng bansa. Marami itong uri, ngunit magkakatulad ang pagkain sa bunga nito, hilaw man o hinog. Ginagamit din sa pag-uukit ang kahoy nito.
Ito ay hango sa "Flora de Filipinas" ni Padre Manuel Blanco, OSA, na unang nalimbag noong 1837.
Tunghayan ang buong seryeng “Flora de Filipinas” sa opisyal na Facebook page ng DFA: (link)
Maligayang Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa at ng Kasaysayan!
CATCH THE LAST DAY OF THE SPECIAL SCREENING OF “WALANG SUGAT”!
To cap the virtual celebrations of “Buwan ng Pambansang Wika” (National Language Month) and “Buwan ng Kasaysayan” (History Month) of the Department of Foreign Affairs this August, a special free screening of the classic zarzuela, “Walang Sugat (Unwounded).”
Visit the DFA website to watch this special screening: https://tinyurl.com/DFAZarzuela
It is the weekend! You have to catch the special screening of the Tagalog-language zarzuela “Walang Sugat” on the DFA website.
This special screening is brought to you by the Department of Foreign Affairs, in cooperation with the Cultural Center of the Philippines and Tanghalang Pilipino, in celebration of “Buwan ng Pambansang Wika” (National Language Month) and “Buwan ng Kasaysayan” (History Month).
Head over to https://tinyurl.com/DFAZarzuela to watch the special screening.
The Coconut is abundant across the Philippines. It has a lot of use in the life of a Filipino, thus, called “the tree of life.” It is part of the peoples’ houses, used in household items, in food, drinks, and even as ointment.
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Ang Niyog ay laganap sa iba’t bahagi ng bansa. Napakarami ng pakinabang nito sa buhay ng Pilipino, kaya’t tinawag itong “puno ng buhay.” Ito ay ginamit bilang bahagi ng bahay, kasangkapan, pagkain, inumin, at pamahid.
Ito ay hango sa "Flora de Filipinas" ni Padre Manuel Blanco, OSA, na unang nalimbag noong 1837.
Subaybayan ang seryeng ito araw-araw hanggang ika-31 ng Agosto 2020 dito sa opisyal na Facebook page ng DFA.
Maligayang Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa at ng Kasaysayan!
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