EPISODE · Jan 3, 2024 · 5 MIN
Tips for keeping the Filipino language, culture, and traditions alive for children growing up in Australia
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In today's episode of Usapang Parental, a parent and advocate for the preservation of the Filipino language, culture, and traditions, Emily Kay Camongol, discussed simple tips to keep these aspects alive for children growing up in Australia.
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In today's episode of Usapang Parental, a parent and advocate for the preservation of the Filipino language, culture, and traditions, Emily Kay Camongol, discussed simple tips to keep these aspects alive for children growing up in Australia.
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