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i think so... it enriches ung culture natin of respecting the elders. but at the same time i hope it doesnt encourage entitlement.
Opo syempre.. Ito ang nakagawian nating mga pilipino simula pagkabata. Ang paggalang sa nkatatanda, ang pagsasabi ng po at opo..
even tho my hubby isn't speaking tagalog as he is British, he's always including the Po and Opo to show respect daw lmao
Yes, because it's reflect on how my parent's raise me. And I also teaching my two baby to speak with po. π
its a way of respect po at makikita kung pano mo sila na educate ng ayos πππππ
Sign of respect and part of our tradition and culture that we value in our family
opo ah. nawawala na sa ibang bata yan kahit paulit-ulit mo sabihan na gumalang.
Aiming ako na tagalog pa din ang unang language na matutunan ni baby
kami nga NG asawa ko may po at opo pa din sa isat Isa. π€£π€£π€£
Paggamit ng po at opo? It makes us unique and more respectful. :)