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Explore common examples of Filipino fables, including plant fables and animal fables, and learn about the moral lesson of each story.
These fables come from the Philippines. They are bit like Aesop. We hope you will enjoy them! Read by Geoffrey. Proofread by Claire Deakin. By Mabel Cook Cole (1916) Why Dogs Wag their Tails. A rich man in a certain town once owned a dog and a cat, both of which were very useful to him.
Philippine Fables. This page lists a collection of fables from the Philippines. The Monkey Who Wanted To Swim. Getting All The Fruits. The Carabao Got Tired. Two Hungry Cats. The Dirty Cat. The Cat And The Horse.
21 Ιουν 2017 · Some examples are the Hinilawod epic, fables like "Ang Alamat ng Saging", and proverbs like "Nag maliit ay mestizo, nang lumaki ay negro." Philippine folk literature conveyed important lessons and expressed the hopes, lifestyles, and loves of the Filipino people.
1 Φεβ 2020 · Gr 2-6–Thirteen tales explain phenomena (why mosquitoes buzz in people’s ears; why rain ends wind; how the Philippines arose), endorse values (teamwork, marital loyalty), and support ethics (good vanquishes evil).
Kwentong Pambata is a children’s storybook application designed for Android devices that features Filipino legends, fables, parables and short stories designed for Filipino children and children all over the world.
7 Ιουν 2019 · Pabula or Fable in Filipino is a literary genre which uses animals, plants, legendary creatures and inanimate objects as characters. These characters are given the qualities of humans such as the ability to speak. Fables are also stories that teach moral lessons. Ang Lobo at ang Tupa.
