What country uses the tradition "mano po" as a respect where older ones bless the young ones?
Correct answer: Philippines
Reggie
hopefully it would continue into generations to generations, now a day's new generation are differently than it seem
chenzkymaetv
i hope these gestures of us filipino's will continue forever.
RushMama2112
What a lovely tradition.
PinoyRonin1955
"Mano Po" is a respectful gesture which we unknowingly do we a vow.
Alexander
I Used mano po my Uncle and Nining Every X-Mass
rxialuvs
proud Pinoy
Steve Galaxy
Filipinos Forget That in Just a Few Years!
Ewa
Another culture that was raped and forced to "adopt" a foreign belief. I wonder what the Philippines would be like without the Spanish rule?!
Addy
we filipinos always do this 🇵🇭🫶
Player #92723922
Beautiful culture, gracious people.
Barbie😍
chenzkymaetv, I agree. I'm a Gen alpha but barely any Gen alphas use this tradition 😔
Cadge Levies
it's really a good gesture 🙌 I admire it.
Levies from Zambia
kelly
madz, me too☺️
kelly
Hikmat , thanks😊
Potatoh
bro i just thinking about Philippines
Nhuca
Cape Verde Islands has the same tradition.
junjun
its not bad to be good
and then we will be good blessing
jay
yes ,mano Po means asking blessing for elder's I knew it because I'm from philippines,MAHAL KO KAYO😊
Player #57646394
i wish this is more about things that we now
Ash
I'm so glad that I am Filipino haha
Smart Kitten
In Brazil when I was a child, 50 +years ago, it’s was used to ask the blessing of our elders, parents and grandparents and we should kiss the top of their right hand but it’s costume is becoming forgotten
trIsha
yess "mano Po" Was really A respectful Of The Philippines Each Childs and adults should Bless to older Ones Cause Thats The way it called "Respect"
justine
Player #53553731, pinoy lang sakalam
Gerald &Estie Anderson
This is One of reasons I Left America and Married a Filipino i have been here for six years and I do not miss America
Cristine Noche Marjes
I know the correct answer but wrong choose ako
Player #23121344
but it is also used by young people ridicule the older people and to boast sarcastically
Hikmat
I love Philippines so much (especially their movie 🎥🍿)
King Asher
proud to be filipino
Blaze
as a filipino we all do this every time
Valen
it was a Spanish tradition. we still have it in Venezuela, and we call it "la bendición" we ask for the blessing of our elder relatives
Lorraine
Player #53553731, cultures who do not respect their elders are doomed. Elders have experience and wisdom because of their long lives and know things youngsters do not. Western cultures have lost respect for elders it seems.
Charles Niel
Proud to be a Filipino!
Laloves
Singapore?! HAHAHAHHAA
Faith
i w0n
luna
Yes, mano po is aking a blessing from the elders and respect.