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National Symbols • (151 bytes)
Posted: 8/13/2006 • 10:02 GMT+8
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yummygirl
registered: 8/13/2006
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Hi pahingi naman ng mga pictures sa ating lahat na national symbols, i need it badly sa Kinder 1 at Kinder 2 ko where i am teaching.
Thanks sa effort.
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re:National Symbols • (2904 bytes)
Posted: 8/22/2006 • 19:56 GMT+8
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nnnnnn
registered: 5/6/2006
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That is very simple if you will use common sense.
Well, as I am not a Citizen of this Islands; Being asked this Q. will do the following steps.
A. Open a google browser www.google.co.uk
Into the search bar I will type:
Philippines national symbols.
Many sites will appear.
One of them for example is ;
www.tagaloglang.com/learn/symbols.htm
Open that page and you get a list of.
Mga Pambansang Sagisag ng Pilipinas
National Symbols of the Philippines
Now you said you want pictures? Ok
Open again a google browser and above the search bar press on the word >>>> Images.
Symbol No-1 in the list is the Narra tree.
The scientific name of the Narra is
Pterocarpus indicus
Copy and paste that name into the google search bar which you have just tuned to Images, and strike the enter key....You will get lot of images and pictures.
And so continue with all other items.
In case like in the Philippine eagle the scientific name may not yield a Pic. Just type; Philippine eagle into the search bar.
Other Philippine term like: Tinikling,Barong Tagalog etc. will give you results too.
This is the list of Philippine national symbol you get from this site only.
Pambansang Puno: Narra (Pterocarpus indicus)
National Tree: Narra (Pterocarpus indicus)
Pambansang Bulaklak: Sampaguita (Jasminium sambac)
National Flower: Sampaguita (Jasminium sambac)
Pambansang Ibon: Agila ng Pilipinas (Pithecophaga jeffery)
National Bird: Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jeffery)
Pambansang Dahon: Anahaw (Livistona rotundifolia)
National Leaf: Anahaw (Livistona rotundifolia)
Pambansang Prutas: Mangga (Mangifera indica)
National Fruit: Mango (Mangifera indica)
Pambansang Isda: Bangus (Chanos chanos)
National Fish: Milkfish (Chanos chanos)
Pambansang Hayop: Kalabaw (Bubalus bubalis)
National Animal: Carabao (Bubalus bubalis)
Pambansang Pagkain: Litson (buong b@b0y na inihaw)
National Dish: Lechon (roasted pig)
Pambansang Tirahan: Bahay Kubo
National House: Nipa Hut
Pambansang Sayaw: Tinikling
National Dance: Tinikling
Pambansang Kasuotan Para sa Mga Lalaki: Barong Tagalog
National Costume for Men: Barong Tagalog (untucked shirt of flimsy fabric showing Chinese, Indo-Malayan tropical and Hindu influences)
Pambansang Kasuotan Para sa Mga Babae: Baro't Saya
National Costume for Women: Baro't Saya (collarless blouse and skirt)
Pambansang Laro: Sipa
National Sport/Game: Sipa (hacky-sack game but, instead of a footbag, a metal stud with a tail or a bunch of rubberbands knotted together is used)
Pambansang Bayani: Dr. Jose Rizal
National Hero: Dr. Jose Rizal
Pambansang Awit: Lupang Hinirang (the entire song is translated into English as "Land of the Morning")
National Anthem: Lupang Hinirang
Now I think I did most of your work, and you may complete the rest Good Luck.
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re:National Symbols • (399 bytes)
Posted: 8/25/2006 • 19:50 GMT+8
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nnnnnn
registered: 5/6/2006
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Just forgot to add, that in order to get those pictures printed the cheapest way, ask a friend to let you borrow a USB memory card, to download those Pic. you have selected.
With that USB memory card you may go to Kodak center to develop to any size you wish.
If you have a digital camera with a USB connection you may download those Pic. into the camera memory card and develop it the same way.
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re:National Symbols • (184 bytes)
Posted: 3/8/2007 • 10:01 GMT+8
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victoria1982
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you seem to know a lot :) i'm hoping you also know why the bangus is the national fish, the kalabaw is the national animal, and the Philippine eagle is the national bird. :) thank you!
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re:National Symbols • (530 bytes)
Posted: 3/20/2007 • 09:19 GMT+8
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arsenic85
registered: 12/9/2006
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Quote: victoria1982 posted on 3/8/2007 | 10:01
“you seem to know a lot :) i'm hoping you also know why the bangus is the national fish, the kalabaw is the national animal, and the Philippine eagle is the national bird. :) thank you!”
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victoria1982 posted on 3/8/2007
I believe you err asking nnnnnn those questions.
nnnnnn does not know anything. Your questions should be addressed to google where nnnnn acquired the informations.
Ano sa palagay mo?
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re:National Symbols • (534 bytes)
Posted: 5/31/2007 • 17:36 GMT+8
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harayah
registered: 5/31/2007
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thank you nnnnn for including our web site (www.ncca.gov.ph) in your reply. but you see, in our web site, we have only listed the official national symbols like the tree (Narra), bird (philippine eagle), flower (sampaguita), our national flag, of course, and the official seal of the republic of the philippines. as for the rest of the national symbols you mentioned, there are clearly no Presidential decrees or law naming them as such.
Again, here is our site:
http://www.ncca.gov.ph/about_cultarts/cultprofile/philfacts.php
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re:National Symbols • (1437 bytes)
Posted: 7/14/2007 • 21:07 GMT+8
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nnnnnn
registered: 5/6/2006
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Quote: victoria1982 posted on 3/8/2007 | 10:01
“you seem to know a lot :) i'm hoping you also know why the bangus is the national fish, the kalabaw is the national animal, and the Philippine eagle is the national bird. :) thank you!”
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I think the national fish should be LAPULAPU, but the Pinoy do not like a fish named after the Malay hero.
Lapu Lapu was not a PILIPINO, because he never came under the authority of King Philip.
Lapu Lapu was not a Pilipino, so why should the fish be called after him and become a national fish. But the fish was named after him for stubbornes and bravery.
About the Philippine Eagle hmmm. It took the Pinoy too many years to realize the Maya bird(the dismissed national bird) is nothing but a pest oh my god!!!!!!!!!! A pest as a national bird what a shame.
Ok about the Bangus, I really do not know why it was chosen, maybe just to fill the national fish slot.
But taste wise,the Lapulapu is better and a good fighter which will not give up when caught. But because LapuLapu, kick some Spaniards in their behinds, likely they never liked him and so those in charge naming national symbols maybe did not like such a fish too(too much politics in one fish LOL) .
Bangus is a commercial fish, so is the Galongong which price is the used as a barometer of the economic situation. So maybe the Galungoong should be chosen at least as the National statistics fish(NSF) LOL.
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