Filipinos have a lot of beliefs and traditions to celebrate and welcome the new year. There are round fruits to represent money, there is wearing polka dots for good luck, and jumping at midnight to make you grow taller (which didn’t work for us, LOL). Those were just a few of them that I knew
Filipinos have a lot of beliefs and traditions to celebrate and welcome the new year. There are round fruits to represent money, there is wearing polka dots for good luck, and jumping at midnight to make you grow taller (which didn’t work for us, LOL). Those were just a few of them that I knew
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