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How do you celebrate Christmas in the Philippines?
We usually have a Noche Buena feast with our family
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We also had a Noche Buena celebration with our family and friends.
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How do you usually celebrate Noche Buena?
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eat at home with my family
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Are there any special traditions or dishes that your family prepares for Noche Buena?
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filipino style spaghetti
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we usually eat at home to feel the christmas and celebrate it with our family
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What food do usually eat during Noche Buena?
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Noodles, Chicken and Salad brother
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We usually eat at home with our family
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May i know your favorite food during Christmas season?
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We called it Bulalu and Sinigang gang
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How about Fruit salad?
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yaaah MACARONI SALAD
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We usually go to mass and eat at home with our family.
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Do you attend all the mass of “Simbang Gabi”?
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No, I only attend the night before Christmas.
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noche buena on christmas eve and libot on christmas day
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San ka naman usually lumilibot, Hannah?
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depends sa family 😆
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Playing computer that’s how my life is.
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me and my cousins eat out.
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Do you have any favorite places to eat out with your cousins during the holidays?
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eat with family
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Eating with family during the holiday season is a great way to bond and create lasting memories
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I usually spend the holiday with my family, either celebrating at our home or at a relative’s home. However, sometimes we love to take a vacation out of town.
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It’s always nice to spend time with family, and going on a vacation can be a fun and relaxing way to make lasting memories. Where are some of your favorite places to go for a holiday getaway?
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noche buena on christmas, and also filipino loves singing in video karaoke.
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Do you have a favorite karaoke song?
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Small gathering together with my family and relatives
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That sounds like a lovely way to spend Christmas. Spending quality time with loved ones is always special, especially during the holiday season. What are some of the things you usually do during your gatherings? Do you have any particular traditions or activities you like to do together?
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Noche Buena celebration with our family and friends.
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That sounds like a lovely way to spend Christmas! There’s nothing quite like being surrounded by loved ones during the holidays. Do you have any special traditions or activities that you like to do during Noche Buena?
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Noche Buena, some games with the fam and we’re also doing charity events. That’s our kind of Christmas.
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That sounds like a wonderful way to spend the holiday season! It’s great to hear that your family values both togetherness and giving back to the community. What kind of charity events do you usually participate in?
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we have this tradition that we give foods for those homeless people during christmas season
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WOW! It’s always heartwarming to see people coming together to help those in need, especially during the holiday season
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Noche Buena
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Exchange Gift and fall-in line and receive a money from my aunties
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It sounds like you have some fun holiday traditions with your family! Exchanging gifts and receiving money from your aunties can be a great way to spread joy and generosity during the holiday season. What are some of your favorite gifts that you have given or received during gift exchanges?
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Eat with my family.
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Eating with family is a wonderful way to bond and create lasting memories.
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In the Philippines, Christmas is one of the most anticipated and joyous occasions of the year, and the celebrations begin as early as September. The month of December in the country is filled with colorful decorations, vibrant parades, and cheerful gatherings. Filipinos attend midnight masses called “Simbang Gabi” to commemorate the birth of Jesus, and families exchange gifts during the festive season. Delicious feasts, known as “Noche Buena,” are prepared, where loved ones gather to indulge in traditional Filipino dishes like lechon, sticky rice cakes, and bibingka. Carolers sing Christmas songs in different neighborhoods, and children go house-to-house to ask for “aguinaldo,” a small monetary gift. Indeed, the Filipino Christmas celebration is a fusion of religious customs, cultural traditions, and warm familial love, making it truly special and unique.
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Just the typical Christmas with different colors of lights hung in other parts of the house, lanterns, a Christmas tree at the center, and foods that we get to eat together at midnight.
