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@VTuberOfTheDay Hiya! I'm Shu and I speak English, Tagalog, and Chinese!!! My Tagalog and Chinese are mega scuffed, but I know them. I can also read Korean n understand some Japanese, but idk if those count <3
why is there a 4chan meme of keine on the tagalog wikipedia's touhou article
Maligayang kaarawan kay Tata Pilo (Teofilo Garcia) ng San Quintin, Abra! Siya ang Manlilikha ng Bayan na gumagawa pa rin ng 'kattukong,' o mga salakot na gawa sa 'tabungaw' o upo sa Tagalog.
Ang kattukong na ito ang suot sa ulo ni Aki Alamid, ang official mascot ng Alamat. 🤎🇵🇭
@madfangz Hello I'm from the Philippines and I speak tagalog :D I love making mcyt fanart
Bathala, primordial king of the Tagalog gods. Lakampati, mother god/goddess, most compassionate of the gods. Tagalog deity of fertility and prosperity of harvest. Mapulon, god of the changing seasons, husband to Lakampati.
Drawn for an animated series pitch!
#atemozzarella
And neither should we.
#DefendSouthernTagalog #BloodySunday
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instagram filter/ratio versions. cross post here: https://t.co/Wb8LBZ3WRV
Again drawing from Tagalog myth, Ikapati is the goddess of agriculture. I gave her the traits of a horse, a farm animal; I also wanted to reference the myth of the tikbalang.
In Tagalog mythology, Mapulon is the god of seasons. In my OCverse, I also made him the deity of relaxation and the protector of provincial towns, hence his rooster tail and comb-like hair.
In Tagalog mythology, Anitan Tabu is the goddess of wind and rain. She's described as being fickle-minded, and I wanted to play this up by making her the deity of rivers, mystery, and ambiguity. Crocodiles are sacred in some Philippine belief systems, hence her crocodile traits.
In Tagalog belief, Mariang Makiling is the kindhearted goddess of Mt. Makiling. I wanted to reimagine her a deity of time, earth, and stability, hence the rotting flowers on her shoulder. She also has a hornbill beak since hornbill cries are used to tell time.
In Tagalog myth, Mayari is the one-eyed goddess of the moon. In my design for her, she's a coconut crab as a reference to the Bagobo belief that a giant crab causes earthquakes by pinching a giant eel wrapped around the world. Fitting, since here she fights the serpent Bakunawa.
In Tagalog mythology, Tala is the goddess of the stars and the daughter of the supreme god Bathala. In my reimagining of her, she's also the deity of feasts, holidays and family. I gave her the traits of a cooked crab to tie her to feasts, as well as her relationship to Mayari.
Bettrr late than pregnant l, I always say
My #KulisanArtPH Marahuyo entry. The Tagalog Goddess of the Moon, Mayari! I have always been enchanted and in love with the moon. It is only right to make a moon related art for this!
@kulisanartph #artph #ArtistofSEA #traditionalart
NEWS | Terror in Southern Tagalog
Gov't crackdown on activists in Calabarzon costs at least nine lives, multiple arrests
By Vince Julius Balaga and Angela Vanessa Manuel
Read more: https://t.co/MtUf54dEEr
#DefendSouthernTagalog
#DefendST
#StopTheAttacks
#OUSTDUTERTENOW
Let us condemn the illegal arrests and massacre of rights defenders from Southern Tagalog. Join us in indignation. Join the socmed rally.
#DefendSouthernTagalog
#StopTheAttacks
#JunkTerrorLaw
#OustDuterteNOW
Mas y Manos - JT formal wear
Toying w/ the idea that JT would have smth made that's somewhere between a Barong Tagalog and his Traje Charro. He's got a traditional Barong (hand-embroidered, real piña, basically an heirloom piece), and a Traje Charro, but maybe both together?
YouTuber Exposed Thread:
@EneruReviewPH, an OP channel with 350k subs has been plagiarising the global One Piece community for his entire career. He steals video scripts, translates them into Tagalog, plagiarises video editing and even re-uploads entire segments of video.