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In The Philippines, the weather can easily change from sunny to stormy. Typhoons are very common in the summertime, so the best time for a travel is between November and May. However, if you still get caught in the middle of a storm, be flexible with your schedule. Also, arm yourself with patients if you are planning to use the public transport, especially boats or buses. They schedule are notoriously unreliable and can change at any moment.
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Yes, youโve read it correctly! Do not ever show up on time! in the Philippines, it is considered impolite to arrive punctually. If you have Filipino friends, you have maybe noticed that they are always, but always late. Arriving 15 minutes later is recommended and socially acceptable.
Criticizing someoneโs karaoke skills
If you donโt want to get rejected by the locals, you shouldn’t ever criticize someoneโs karaoke singing. Filipinos love, loooove to sing karaoke, and they will do it anywhere and anytime as long as they have the right equipment. Donโt be rude, and donโt be judgmental, instead grab the mic and sing along.
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