Saying Po and Opo #Filipino Traditions

in philippines •  6 years ago 

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There are a lot of tradition that Filipino can offer as a sign that they are truly Filipinos but the most common one it this. Saying the word "po" and "opo". The words "po" and "opo" are cases of Filipino words that don't have coordinate English interpretations. These words are utilized when conversing with the elderly, or with somebody of higher rank (understudy conversing with an educator, worker conversing with business, and so forth.) to express regard. Opo, I accept, is really a compression of Oo po, Oo signifying "yes", and po added to express affableness. The custom of utilizing these words is as yet alive until today.

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