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🫶 Don’t be shy to participate!✨ Share your thoughts✨ Post your healthy routines✨ Practice your Tagalog✨ Inspire others with your journey✨ Ask questions and encourage one another Every small step matters. Your story might be the motivation someone else needs today. ❤️ Kahit simpleng “Kumusta?” or sharing your daily walk counts! Together, we learn, move, heal, and grow stronger — one healthy habit and one Tagalog word at a time. 🇵🇭🌱 👇 Comment below:What healthy habit are you trying to improve this week? 😊

As an older sister, I am called *Ate*. Meaning older sister. Younger sister is *Nakababatang kapatid na babae* when more formal, or just *Kapatid na babae* when not being formal. Older brother of *Kuya*. Younger brother is *Nakababatang kapatid na lalaki* for more formal or just *Kapatid na lalaki* Or just say: kapatid. And that kuya and ate are very commonly used, not just for siblings, but also as respectful terms for slightly older people. These people include family friends or friends who are older than you.

Hi everyone new month new challenge. I need help to make our community grow and be better. Any suggestions or feedback for everyone to be active and participate will be welcome. Let’s make learning fun!

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