Filipino Culture 🇵🇭& British Culture 🇬🇧#students #shorts #filipino #british

[snipergaming]

Tito and Tita both translate to grandma and grandad in Spanish. In Britain we also refer to our elderly in this way.

[solidbanjobanjo]

Filipino surnames are Spanish because family names didn’t exist before the Spanish and globalism arrived, after that it was recommended that everyone choose a surname and since Filipinos had no idea what to choose they just chose the names of the Spanish who already had surnames

[tzachslav]

Well you call them tito or tita if your related or atleast have a relations, but if your going to call a stranger, you call younger strangers as kuya (in my opinion atleast 13 to 50s), while older individuals are sir (60s+), as for names, we tend to have spanish names or american names, but spanish names are more common

[tiki-kut]

The more you know, the more you grow.

[Largepro]

Filipino like to act the 🇺🇲 didn't colonized there country.