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    Philippine culture places great importance on family and community. Filipino families typically have strong family structures centered around the father and mother. The country is also extremely diverse, with over 180 languages spoken among its 110 indigenous communities. This diversity is reflected in the wide variety of flora and fauna. A key part of Philippine culture is the spirit of bayanihan, where community members heroically help each other without expectation of reward. Superstitious beliefs also remain an important part of everyday life.

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    Philippine culture places great importance on family and community. Filipino families typically have strong family structures centered around the father and mother. The country is also extremely diverse, with over 180 languages spoken among its 110 indigenous communities. This diversity is reflected in the wide variety of flora and fauna. A key part of Philippine culture is the spirit of bayanihan, where community members heroically help each other without expectation of reward. Superstitious beliefs also remain an important part of everyday life.

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    Philippine culture places great importance on family and community. Filipino families typically have strong family structures centered around the father and mother. The country is also extremely diverse, with over 180 languages spoken among its 110 indigenous communities. This diversity is reflected in the wide variety of flora and fauna. A key part of Philippine culture is the spirit of bayanihan, where community members heroically help each other without expectation of reward. Superstitious beliefs also remain an important part of everyday life.

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    doing heroic acts for individuals of
    the community without expecting
    anything in return.
    THE STOMACH IS THE WAY
    TO THE HEART
    SUPERSTITIOUS BELIEFS
    ARE A PART OF
    EVERYDAY LIFE
    Salamat!
    Thank you for listening

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