is for Aso 

Aso, or dog in English is a famous pet for Filipino people.

Usually used on farms for rounding up farm animals or just because the person loves dogs.

is for Bahay

Bahay is house in Tagalog. In the Philippines, Filipinos can be very creative and smart, so sometimes they would use wood or scraps of metal for the foundation of their house.

is for Caldareta

Caldareta is a famous filipino dish consisting of meat (usually goat, beef or chicken), potatoes, olives, peas, tomatoes, liver spread, onions, bell peppers and soy sauce.

is for Disiplina

Disiplina, or discipline in English is used in the Philippines so that the kid is raised to be a mature person in life.

is for Eskwela

Eskwela, or school in English is of course a place for kids to be taught the main subjects used in life, Math, Language, Art, Religion, Science, Social Studies, Filipino, English, Music and Health.

You can also enroll in sports teams.

is for Fiesta

In the Philippines, to celebrate something, family members or friends and even the mayor of the town will host a fiesta or festival/party in English.

It is a way to socialize and have fun. And plus, yummy food!

is for Gatas

Gatas, or milk in English is very important in Filipino cusuine. There are so many things to make with gatas, "Dirty Ice Cream (Because it is sold on the streets), Halo-Halo and Filipino Pastries.

is for Halo-Halo

Halo-Halo is a very famous Filipino dessert. THis dessert consist of Evaporated Milk, Shaved Ice, Ube (Taro) Ice Cream, green jelly, red, jelly, white jelly, sweetened beans, sweetened fruits (sometimes a replacement for the jelly), sweetened coconut and sometimes Stick-O (Filipino Wafer Stick Brand).

is for Itlog

Itlog, or egg is one of the most

important foods in Filipino

history. Without chickens or 

quails it will be a sad life for us

Filipinos.

is for Jeepney

Jeepney is a type of transportation used by Filipinos. It is a bus mixed with a Jeep build.

It was brought by the Americans as army buses in WW2. And after WW2 they abandoned the Jeepneys and the Filipinos claimed the Jeepneys as theirs.

J is also for Jollibee. Jollibee is a 

Filipino fast food chain full of 

awesome filipino styled fast food!

is for Kamayan

Kamayan is eating in English. In the Philippines, it is very common to eat with your hands, but always make sure to wash your hands first.

is for Laro

Laro or game/playing is a common thing done by everyone, including Filipinos. Many games in the Philippines were made by children and are now always being played every day.

An example of this is "Tumbang Preso." It's a game where you have to aim your slipper at a metal can.

is for Maganda

Maganda or beautiful in English is a compliment used to tell somebody there beautiful.

But most Filipinos usually use this word for saying their (or our), country is beautiful!

is for Nanay

Nanay is mom in Filipino. WIthout a Mother figure, filipinos (or we) wouldn't know how to cook or respect a women!

is for Opo

Opo in filipino is saying yes but in a respectful type of way.

If you don't use opo when talking to your grandparents, you're definitely in trouble!

is for Pasalamat

You should always be "pasalamat" or grateful in your life that you are alive, you have parents, a roof over your head, if your not how would you be happy?