Halloween in the Philippines

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by seguidordejesus

Is that what you say in the graveyard?

a sound like that would raise the dead to life!

[seguidordejesus]

Originally Posted by berkeley

a sound like that would raise the dead to life!

**Seguidordejesus puts on a cowboy hat and starts playing the accordion**

Seg <-- -- > Berk

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by seguidordejesus

**Seguidordejesus puts on a cowboy hat and starts playing the accordion**

Seg <-- -- > Berk

whiskey, not without whiskey.

[Sherri]

Ya'll have to cut out the Spanish on this thread unless you are willing to translate for me. I only habla Espanol poquito.

[seguidordejesus]

Originally Posted by Sherri

Ya'll have to cut out the Spanish on this thread unless you are willing to translate for me. I only habla Espanol poquito.

What language do they speak in that part of the Philippines?

[DaveC519]

Originally Posted by Jay

I do know that there is a dark underside to Halloween in the United States as well. It is still a day on which great evils are performed, Satan is glorified, and there are sorceries practiced. Black cats are vulnerable, and animal shelters will not adopt them out during the month of October, and recomend that people take extra care of them for the month. These things are all tragic facts about the hidden American Halloween.

I once knew a person who was delivered out of a satanic cult. She said if Christians knew what Halloween was really about, they would spend the night in prayer and fasting.

[berkeley]

um, yeah, and that's all that she said, right?

[Sherri]

Originally Posted by seguidordejesus

What language do they speak in that part of the Philippines?

Most of them can speak English fairly well, but you have to listen closely as the accent is pretty strong. But they all speak Filipinio (Tagalog) and most then speak Cebuyan (sp) in this part, as well as their tribal dialect. I speak none of the above!
A lot of the Filipino national language is much like Spanish though.