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1. www.esquiremag.ph › life › travelHistoric Trees in Manila and Beyond - Esquire Philippines

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   One of the historic trees recognized by the NHCP and the Tree Preservation Foundation of the Philippines Inc. is a duhat tree in Novaliches.. Located about two kilometers away from the La Mesa Dam and the old Barrio Pasong Putik, this tree gained its distinction for being the location where the Spaniards arrested Tandang Sora and exiled her to Guam in 1896.

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   Today’s word is: “pine tree”. Please subscribe to our channel for more Philippine languages: http://bit.ly/2oAa06E Tagalog/Pilipino: punò ng pino...

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   What happened to the old Narra tree in the Philippines?

   • In the ‘80s, the Tree Preservation Foundation of the Philippines installed a marker for the old tree. It was lost in 2004 and replaced in 2014. Photo by WIKIMEDIA COMMONS. When Pope Paul VI visited Manila in the ‘70s, he planted a Narra tree as a gift to the Filipino people.

   Historic Trees in Manila and Beyond - Esquire Philippines

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   How has the Tagalog language evolved over time?

   • The Tagalog language has a rich history and has evolved over time. Here are some key points about its development: Tagalog originated from the Austronesian language family. It was spoken by the indigenous people of the Philippines, primarily in Luzon. The language developed distinct dialects due to various regional influences.

   Origin of Tagalog Language: History, Influence and Evolution

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   Where did Tagalog language come from?

   • The Tagalog language has a rich and fascinating origin. It is believed to have evolved from an ancient Philippine language known as Proto-Philippine, which was spoken by early inhabitants of the archipelago thousands of years ago. Over time, various influences such as colonization and cultural interactions shaped Tagalog into what it is today.

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   What is the oldest tree in the Philippines?

   • Reputedly, the oldest tree in the country is a lunok in Lumapao, Canloan City, Negros, which has been dated by botanists to be about 1,340 years old as of 2021, meaning that when Magellan came to the islands 500 years ago, it was already an ancient 800-year-old. In the evenings, this tree is lit up by a thousand fireflies, akin to a Christmas tree.

   [Ilonggo Notes] 'Lunok' and 'mari-it' in Iloilo - RAPPLER

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4. www.history.com › scheduleHISTORY TV Schedule | HISTORY Channel

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   Revelation: The End of Days. American Pickers. Pawn Stars. Ancient Recipes with Sohla. History Remade with Sabrina. Ancient Workouts with Omar. Check the HISTORY Channel show schedule and find out ...

5. mb.com.ph › 2021/06/23 › deped-eyes-creation-of-tvDepEd eyes creation of TV history channel to reinforce ...

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   Jun 23, 2021 · The contents for the DepEd TV History Channel will follow the guidelines of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB). The viewing hours, time, and schedule of programs, DepEd said, will also consider the age and grade level of the viewers.

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   Aug 14, 2021 · Reputedly, the oldest tree in the country is a lunok in Lumapao, Canloan City, Negros, which has been dated by botanists to be about 1,340 years old as of 2021, meaning that when Magellan came to ...

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7. www.everyculture.com › East-Southeast-Asia › TagalogTagalog - History and Cultural Relations

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   Tagalog civilization has been a distinctive configuration for at least one thousand years, subject to the various cultural influences operative in mainland and insular Southeast Asia since the Neolithic period. Long before the Spanish began colonization in the last half of the sixteenth century, Tagalog society on Luzon was organized in loose ...

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   Jan 10, 2024 · The Tagalog language, spoken by millions of people in the Philippines, has a rich and fascinating origin. Its roots can be traced back to the Austronesian language family, with influences from Malay, Sanskrit, Arabic, Spanish, and English. The evolution of the Tagalog language reflects the diverse history and cultural interactions that have ...