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Buwan ng Wika 2026 (2)

By studentscornermanila

Buwan ng Wika 2026

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Published
Sep 24, 2026
Pages
18
Language
English

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  • Buwan ng Wika“Wikang Filipino at AI: Kasangkapan sa Pananaliksik at Tulay sa Yaman ng Impormasyon” In this age of AI, the kids of Student’s Corner went old school. We went back & watched a video from the Filipino Story. It showed the beauty of the Philippines so we revisited the places we’ve been to. We also recreated the classic Sarimanok, the legendary, mythical bird of the Maranao people from Mindanao.
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  • MATABUNGKAY LIAN BATANGASABOUT Matabungkay Beach is a popular coastal destination in Lian, Batangas, known for its waters, relaxing atmosphere, and beautiful seaside views. It is a favorite destination for families and groups looking for a fun beach getaway, Originally a simple fishing community
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  • PagsanjanHistory Pagsanjan began as a small, sleepy barrio of Lumban during the early Spanish era. Its name comes from the Tagalog word pinagsangahan, which means "where the rivers branch out Culture
  • TAGAYTAYTagaytay has a mild tropical monsoon climate with cooler temperatures and heavier rainfall during May to October, followed by a dry season from November to April. Because of its cold climate, it is a favored destination to both Filipinos and tourists. It's one of the most well known areas in the Phillipines with its amazing views and beautiful places, some of them being Taal Volcano, Sky Ranch, and Puzzle Mansion. The Department of Tourism (DOT) labeled the city as the top tourist destination in the Philippines during 2015. Its name originates from the word "tagaytay" or "talaytay" which means mountain ridge. Although there is also a legend that the name comes from the words "taga" which means to cut, and "itay" which means father. The legend says a boy shouted this to his father when he was being attacked by a bear. The screams of the boy echoed throughout the alleys of the ridge and was heard by people nearby, which led them to naming that location"Tagaytay".
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SWIMMING visiū Bohol