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Filipinos need to Cut Down Pakisuyo and Paubaya

Posted on May 1, 2018May 1, 2018 By ChinoF 5 Comments on Filipinos need to Cut Down Pakisuyo and Paubaya
Filipinos need to Cut Down Pakisuyo and Paubaya

When our webmaster Benign0 wrote about the problem of “pakiusap” (requests, usual the asking of special favors that sometimes lead to impunity), I was reminded of another “paki” word – pakisuyo. It means to ask someone to do something for you. Another is paubaya – to entrust something to someone. Sometimes, I see the word…

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