“Sinagtala” combines the Filipino words sinag, (ray of light) and tala (star), evoking starlight.
I also witnessed the real-life drama of the family inside while watching the dramas on television.
Crack olohaw open and the resemblance to rambutan becomes obvious.
Our geography makes disaster preparedness more important.
The word works because sometimes, language is shared memory, gestures, facial expressions, and people knowing exactly what they are talking about.
The delegation missed its scheduled flight because of an “unexpected transportation issue.”
The best you can do is stay present for all of it.
Everything happened so quickly, according to the post’s author.
Filipinos have always found ways to carry their water.
These laws show why Philippine law can be far stranger—and more nuanced.
