File:Bayanihan (A spirit of cooperation and camaraderie).jpg
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DescriptionBayanihan (A spirit of cooperation and camaraderie).jpg |
English: It's a tradition of communal work and unity that has been practiced in the Philippines for centuries. The word "bayanihan" is derived from bayan, which means “community”. In essence, bayanihan is a spirit of cooperation and camaraderie that inspires Filipinos to help one another—especially those in need—without any expectations of material rewards.
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Author | Ranieljosecastaneda |
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