Ortega, Krishna Mae C.

BSN-1B

1. Do you like being a filipino? Why or why not?

-I really love being Filipino. It's more than just a label – it's about our awesome culture,
traditions, and history. The way we cherish our family and friends is something I truly
appreciate. Our resilience and hospitality make our culture stand out, and our traditions,
like our unique clothes and lively celebrations, add so much color to our identity. But
what really makes me proud to be Filipino is the amazing people in our country. It's the
folks around me who make the Philippines special and different from anywhere else in
the world.
2. How can you be a better Filipino in your own ways? Explain
-For me, a downside of being Filipino is the normalization of the so-called "Filipino
Time." It is disrespectful of others' personal time, and waiting with patience is not always
easy. Therefore, I believe I can become a better Filipino by changing my habits and
adopting a more disciplined approach, showing respect for others' time.
3. If you will be the president of the country, how will you help our Inang Bayan
-If I were to be chosen to be the President of this beautiful country, I would be honored to
be obliged to the responsibilities. My love for this country is not to be measured, I would
address each of the main problems of this country like poverty, education, health and
safety and corruption. I genuinely wanna help the Philippines to be a better country not to
compete with other countries but for the sake of my fellow countrymen. The government
right now should focus on what is the needs of the people especially the underprivileged.