Every Saturday (the beginning of each week here), school administrators “encourage” their students to come in early than their first subject which is at 8:00 am. The reason is so they could participate on the flag raising ceremony which is only done once a week.
Everybody takes part, including pupils from pre-school. I noticed though that they don’t teach the National Anthem to pre-schoolers. What they do is put them along side the higher grades and the children mimicked what ever they hear or thought they heard from the older kids.
Here’s my daughter’s (currently in kindergarten) version of the “Lupang Hinirang”:
How patriotic can you get than this!
Ganu'n?!
ReplyDeleteNaku, challenge po 'yan sa inyo Kuya Blogusvox. I'm sure sinimulan niyo nang mag-asawang turuan si Bea ng Lupang Hinirang.
[Sorry po, pero hindi ko talaga mapigilang tumawa. Hahahahahah! Pacensya na po.]
hahaha... hindi naman siguro arabic yung ibang part. nice!
ReplyDeletepatay!dpat pabalikin sa pinas si titser para mag-aral ng national anthem.
ReplyDeleteLOL or they can just watched pacquiao fights and learn the national anthem LOL
ReplyDeleteDito sa Abu Dhabi, tuwing flag ceremony kinakanta rin yung national anthem ng UAE. Dyan din ba?
ReplyDeleteIs she "singing in tongues?" Haha.
ReplyDeleteSeveral years ago, my 2-year old cousin had an emphatic rendition of "Lupang Hinirang" and he goes:
"Bayang giliwwww, matay dahil iyowwww!"
Obviously, the shortest version of our national anthem. Whew!
ang cute naman! haha!
ReplyDeleteTawa ako ng tawa. Malaysian version ng Lupang Hinirang hahaha.
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is so lovable.
i love her! tama ang notes. haha.
ReplyDeletehahahaha "bayang magiliw" lang ang naintindihan ko at yung the rest wala na akong naintindihan sa kanta ng anak mo pero she's so funny! kakatuwa naman tama nga yun tunog pero sa lyrics bagsak hahaha
ReplyDeleteFor sure you are proud Dad, though I cannot understand the words except the "Bayang Magiliw", I can sense that she really love to sing, no doubt she has the talent.
ReplyDeleteShe's so cute and adorable.
Happy weekend.
Ah, okies, hehehe, parang naintindihan ko talaga.
ReplyDeleteganyan din ako nun nagsimula magkinder,kaya kinabukasan di nako bumalik sa school,naglaro nalang ako lagi sa labas..buti nakapasa ako sa grade 1 kahit di ako nagdaan ng kinder..he he he.pero ngayon ata kailangan na bago magkinder.
ReplyDeleteat least maski paano ay nakakanta ng dawter mo yung national anthem natin. yung mga anak ko limot na, nz anthem na ang alam :(
ReplyDeletehahaha! ang cute niya naman :) at least she got the melody right ;)
ReplyDeletehahaha! ang cute niya naman :) at least she gets the rhythm and most of the melody right hehehehe.
ReplyDeletewahahaha! ang kyut kyut naman nya! ;-)
ReplyDeletefeeling ko tinuruan mo yun ng ibang language he he. ang cuuuuuute!
ReplyDeleteRJ, we tried, but she insist that's how they sing it at school.
ReplyDeletedonG, I don't think so. Most of it are garble to me too.
theo, I think they don't teach it to pre-schooler because there are foreign students in their class.
prinsesamusang, thank you for visiting my blog.
Ms.Jo, no, they don't teach or sing the Saudi National Anthem. At least not on her school.
Abaniko, LOL! summarized version naman yun.
ReplyDeleteJerick, thankyou and welcome to my blog.
Nebz, sa pandinig ko, mukhang bahasa indonesian language eh. : )
atticus & Sardz, oo, she can carry a note but lyrics are still a hindrance.
Pope, yes, she loves it. She can sing quite a few of Disney's theme songs.
ReplyDeletesheng, hehehe, we also clap our hands, pretending we understood it too.
ever, ganyan talaga ang bata. Mas marami ang laro kaysa aral. Bea is a fast learner. Kaso pag tapos na sya sa lesson nya, ginugulo ang mga kaklase.
madbong, that's understandable, pre. Taga NZ na kayo, it's only right that they learn their ways.
Mimi, maybe I put her on a voice lesson class this coming vacation.
caryn, hehehe, thankyou! gawa na rin kayo para meron din kayong laruan!
ReplyDeleteR-yo, most of her arabic words, she learn in school from her classmates. Disney and Pixar naman ang teacher nya sa English.
ha ha ha, parang mangungulit lagi sa school. painanuod ko ulit. nacucutetan ako.tambochok kasi.
ReplyDeletegaling mag-alaga si mrs.blogusvox...swerte mo pards..parang mana sayo..ha ha ha.
Very cute ang iyong dear Bulilit, Pards! Magaling kakanta. Mas gusto ko ang version niya kaysa sa version ni Martin Nievera. Hehehe Siya na ang dapat pakantahin ng National Anthem sa susunod na laban ni Pacquiao. Hehehe
ReplyDeleteever, I understand. Miss mo rin ang "little princess" mo.
ReplyDeletePanaderos, LOL! oo nga no. Kung si Martin iniba yung melody, pwede din sigurong ibahin ang lyrics! : D
natawa ako, at 3 times kung inulit ang pagview. pumalakpak ako after three times, hehehee, ang cute ni Bea!
ReplyDeletenakikita ko pa ang kilay nagmomove while singing. hehehe.
she's so cute bro :) No worries, the words will fall into place sooner than later. Basta ang mahalaga, ayos ang himig ng kanta hehehe :)
ReplyDeleteKenjie, ay may fan na pala si Bea in the person of thoughtskoto. : )
ReplyDeletebw, thanks, her speech isn't properly develop yet, pero talo nya pa ang mommy nya pag dating sa english diction.
hindi kaya sayo natutunan yung lyrics? hahaha
ReplyDeleteAng cute naman.
hahahaha! ang cute!
ReplyDeletei think this is really how pre-schoolers sing it. my daughter even if they're being taught the lyrics still can't sing the words right... and she's already in grade 1... parang binabaluktot pa rin ang dila. :)
Ka Rolly, kung sa akin, puro "humming" ang lyrics ng kanta. : )
ReplyDelete7thstranger, mahirap naman talaga bigkasin ang mga kataga. Some are four syllables long.
She's so cute!
ReplyDeletePag nagkita tayo, I'll teach her to sing Mr. DJ.
Hi Pam, welcome to my blog. Uwi ba kayong Pinas?
ReplyDeleteHi sir..Can I put this on my facebook?.. shes sooooooo adorable...I hear my nieces singing the same style ahahhaha and i loved them more....
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, please show me first your site, then I'll decide on my consent. : )
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