Balayong, Bauan, Batangas: Historical Data Part II
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| Historical data from the National Library of the Philippines. |
PART II
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12. Popular Songs
Old Songs (Kundiman)
Ang Kahoy
Mayabong na kahoy sa gubat at parang
Puspos ng bulaklak ang mga halaman;
Sagana sa simoy ng hanging amihan
Ang tinubuan ko’y bayan ng Bawang.
Ang Bawang na ito’y bagama’t sagana
Sa dikit na handog at mayamang lupa,
Lupang kababayang may budhing masama
Masaklap na Hinog
Alin mang halaman na itinanim,
Sa huerte ng nasa’y maligayang hardin;
Ang nasa ay dipa sukat panamnamin
Liban sa panahon marapat na kitlin.
Coro
At kung di pa hinog at buko sa tangkay,
Masaklap ang lasa sa tamis ay kulang
Di naman maasim ay masaklap naman.
Sa produkto mo po’y huwag pahinugin,
Mura pay huwag mong pagpilitang kitlin;
Kung ang pagpitas mo’y sa mura nanggaling
Pahinugin mo ma’y siempre maasim rin.
Panawagan
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Nanang ko'y dungawan Sulyapan ng mata Akong tumataghoy Anak sa pagsinta; Sa aking pagdaying Ay kung maawa ka Maituturing ko rin Langit ko na baga, |
Juwag mong habagin Ang aba kong puso Lalong magsisilbi Sa iyo'y susuyo; Kahit man ang aking Hininga'y mapugto Pipilitin ko rin Sinta mo'y umamo. |
Lagas na Bulaklak
Kung pipitasin mo kaya ay pano?
Malalanta yata kung pagiisipan ko.
Na mapagsawa ang bango ay kumupas
Ay pinabaya-baya at kumalatkalat.
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Pagpapasakit
Di mo ba namamasdan, dini sa dibdib ang punyal
At sa dugo’y tumutulong ang puso kong sinugatan
Yaring bumubugsong hirap, awa mo’y muling isaksak
Dini sa dibdib ang sibat.
Ang paghihingalo ko’y huag mong alalahanin
Ang kamatayan ko’y sa iyo nanggaling;
Pakaaasa-asahan mong ikaw at ikaw rin
Magpakailanman ikaw rin ang giliw.
Gandang Mapamihag
Bakit ka nag-ayos ng mukha mong maningning?
Bakit napakilala ka sa aba kong palad?
Bakit may mata kang dapat isulyap?
Mundo’y sinungaling kungdi ka mabihag!
Ang bagay sa iyo’y sa bundok at parang…
Doon ka manahimik, doon ka manahan.
At kung mamalagi sa loob ng bayan
Marami kang dwenyang pusong susugatan.
Amusements:
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1. Bangihan ng mais 2. Lupakan 3. Sabalan |
4. Kurido at Original 5. Pandangguhan 6. Sungkahan |
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7. Damahan 8. Lipunan 9. Huego de Prenda | |
13. Puzzles and Riddles:
Tubig na sakdal linaw,
Hinahawakan ng kamay.
Tubig na pinagpala
Walang makakakuha kundi bata.
Mahaba kung nakaupo
Maiksi kung nakatayo.
Kung tag-init ay sumasanga,
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Maitim na parang uwak
Maputing parang busilak.
But could say quack
In land and water
Their noise could be heard.
13. Puzzles – Patukuyan
Ang sagot ng bato-bato ay ganito “Isang gamin, at kalahati pa naming at ikaw pa mandin lawin ang pasandaan naming.”
Sagot – Animnapu’t anim na bato-bato.
Sa sunod na estasyon ay tatlong tao ang sumakay.
Ng makaraan ang tatlong estasyon ay bumaba ang lima
at may sumakay na dalawa. Sa sunod uling estasyon
ay bumabang lahat. Ilang estasyon ang dinaanan?
Ito’y sampung maya. Pinaputukan ang ibon.
Ang napatay ay tatlo. Ilan ang natira sa siit
na pinagdapuan?
Sa lakas ng hangin ay napadpad sa tabi ang sasakyan.
Nakita ng hari ang isang malaki at magandang ibon.
Tinawag at tinanong ang mg soldado ng ganito, “Kung
sino sa inyo ang nakakapagdala ng ibon sa aking
harapan ng di sinasaktan ay magiging esposo ng mahal
na prisesa.
At paanong paraan at ito’y makakuha sa kahoy na
dinapuan?
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sila’y lumabas ay ang unang tulisan ay
ang dala ay isa, ang ikalawa ang dala ay
dalawa, ang ikatlo ay ang dala ay tatlo
hanggang sa ika limampung tulisan ang
dala ay limampu.
Tanong: Ilang tubo ang dala ng mga tulisan?
Sagot: 1,275
mawala ang hinanakit ng bawa’t isa. Ito’y mga
anak hari rin. Ang kasunduan ay ito ang makaka-
sagot sa aking taya ay siyang may kapalaran at siya
kung pakakasalan.
Saan man ibaling ang bilang ang lalabas ay siyam.
Sagot:
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9 – 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 – 9
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0
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Proverbs and Sayings
1. Walang matimtimang Birhen sa matiyagang manalangin.To those who do pray ceaselessly.
A tongue is not a blade, but it cuts deep.
Iron is destroyed by its own rust.
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6. Hindi lalapit ang bato sa suso.Birds of the same feathers flock together.
Ay walang mararating.
Take things by the smooth handle.
THE STORY OF JUAN AND MARIA
Once, there were two children who lived with their parents and other brothers and sisters. They were known by the names of Juan and Maria. They were the ones who cooked their food. Every time they ate, these two were sent down and after their parents had eaten, they were called to eat the left crumbs only for their food for their parents did not want them to eat.
Not long after Maria and Juan went away from their home. They walked and walked without knowing where to go. As they walked, they found a squash seed on the way. They picked it up and continued to walk. They found at this time a basket and picked it up again. Again, a grain of rice and they picked it up again. Again, they walked and for the third time, they saw a grain of rice and they picked it up as usual. For a time, they stopped and put the squash seeds and the grains of rice inside the basket. Then, they started to walk again until they became tired and stopped at the forest near the brook.
After a short time, they cleared this part and cultivated the soil and planted the squash seed and the grain of rice. Every day, their plants grew faster and faster. One day, they visited the squash plant and found that there was a big squash on it. They got this and opened it but to their great surprise, they saw a ring glistening inside. At once, they wished things for their needs and the ring gave these things to them. They used the grain of rice they grew as their food. Once, they needed a house and wished for it so they asked the ring to give them one and there stood a beautiful glistening big house.
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They threshed the palay and the things left after threshing were thrown into the river. It was carried by the streams and it stopped near the house of their parents. They ordered that their sons should look where they came from. The sons obeyed their parents and they discovered that they came from the house that glistened. They at once went to this beautiful house and were welcomed by their brother and sister, Juan and Maria. They sat on the chair that glistened also and Maria prepared their meal and their viands were the best kinds of food. When the two were about to leave, Juan and Maria gave them much palay and asked the two to tell their mother to visit them.
So, their mother went there as requested but the earth opened and she fell.
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