If there’s one thing you’ll want to add to your bucket list in your Philippine adventure, it’s definitely the street food. After all, when in the Philippines, act like a Filipino. Sure, restaurants can provide the finer side of Filipino…
Filipinos Favorite Food Picks when Traveling to these Places
The Philippines may be a small country but don’t be fooled, it has so much to offer. With its setting as an archipelago, you can expect so much diversity in people, cultures and resources in such a small island. Apart…
What’s Cebu Up To in Quarantine?
Many businesses in Cebu may have physically closed up shop but that doesn’t mean Cebuano enterprise is dead. Facebook is an active component of many Cebuano lives and during the event of quarantine, it has more purpose than just connecting…
KAON TA BAI! CEBU’S Bests
You’ve probably heard of Cebu because of Sinulog, the yearly religious and cultural festival celebrating Santo Niño and one of the biggest festivals in the Philippines, but there’s more to it. If you’re planning to get a last-minute vacation before…
The Famous Filipino Adobo T-shirt
The famous Filipino Adobo food is not only a famous movie but now a famous Adobo T-shirt. I was looking for a great shirt to endorse for our Learn Filipino customers and I stumbled on this adobo shirt which is…
Filipino Foods Included in the Oxford Dictionary
Filipinos are known for their hospitality, and food is always a part of it. When you visit someone’s house, all they want is to keep and entertain you. They always come up with an idea of preparing foods to better…
Visiting Ilocos and Learning Ilocano
Audio translations for useful Ilocano words can be found below. Hovering underlined texts gives you Tagalog and Ilocano translations. Are you visiting Ilocos soon? Ilocos is defined for its beautiful beaches, sand dunes, historical structures, and great mountains. Ilocanos are…
Moringa – an Icon for Most Filipinos
Tips: Underlined words in this article are translated to text. Click the buttons for audio translations. I grew up on a farm. My grandparents were farmers in the Philippines before they moved to the United States. My father continued to cultivate…