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    This document defines and provides examples of various Filipino literary forms: 1) It describes riddles, tanagas, ambahans, duplos, haranas, pasyons, awits, koridos, zarzuelas, and cenakulos - providing definitions and examples of each form. 2) The tanaga, ambahan, awit, and pasyon are traditional Filipino poetic forms that follow specific structural conventions like line length and rhyme schemes. 3) Other forms like harana, duplo, and cenakulo involve singing, storytelling, or dramatic performances of important narratives.

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    Bugtong: Literary Form Example

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    This document defines and provides examples of various Filipino literary forms: 1) It describes riddles, tanagas, ambahans, duplos, haranas, pasyons, awits, koridos, zarzuelas, and cenakulos - providing definitions and examples of each form. 2) The tanaga, ambahan, awit, and pasyon are traditional Filipino poetic forms that follow specific structural conventions like line length and rhyme schemes. 3) Other forms like harana, duplo, and cenakulo involve singing, storytelling, or dramatic performances of important narratives.

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    LITERARY FORM DEFINITION EXAMPLE

    "Nandiyan na si kaka, bubuka-


    A riddle is a statement, bukaka"
    -Gunting

    Bugtong question or phrase having a


    double or veiled meaning,
    put forth as a puzzle to be

    What comes once in a minute,


    twice in a moment but never in
    solved. a thousand years?
    -Letter M

    The Tanaga is an indigenous


    type of Filipino poem, that is Parang talang marikit

    Tanaga used traditionally in the Tagalog


    language. The modern tanaga is
    used in a variety of Philippine
    May taglay na pang-akit
    Hangad niyang makamit
    languages and English due to Wag sanang ipagkait
    popularity in the 20th century.

    The ambahan is a traditional


    poetic form of the Hanunoo Kawayan sa marigit
    Mangyans. Like the Filipino Pag tanaw ko palapit

    Ambahan tanaga, each line of the


    ambahan contains seven
    Labong pa siyang kay liit
    Nnag daanan ko pabalik
    syllables. Many ambahans are Siksikan mga tinik
    about nature, life and death, Mainam nang pang-sahig!
    love and relationships.
    The Duplo replace the
    Karagatan. This is a poetic joust

    Duplo in speaking and reasoning. The


    roles are taken from the Bible
    and from proverbs and saying.
    Halaw sa Talindaw nina Efren
    Abueg

    It is usually played during wakes


    for the dead.

    Harana was a traditional form Dungawin mo Hirang


    of courtship in the Philippines

    Harana wherein men introduced


    themselves and/or wooed
    Kay lungkot ng hatinggabi

    women by singing underneath ni Ruben Tagalog


    her window at night.

    The Pasyón is a Philippine epic


    narrative of the life of Jesus
    Christ, focused on his Passion, "Casaysayan nang Pasiong

    Pasyon Death, and Resurrection. In


    stanzas of five lines of eight
    syllables each, the standard
    Mahal ni Hesucristong
    Panginoon Natin na Sucat Ipag-
    alab nang Puso nang Sinomang
    elements of epic poetry are Babasa"
    interwoven with a colourful,
    dramatic theme.

    The awit (Tagalog for "song") is a


    type of Filipino poem,

    Awit consisting of 12-syllable


    quatrains. It follows the pattern
    Florante at Laura ni Francisco
    Balagtas
    of rhyming stanzas established
    in the Philippine epic
    The korido refers to metrical
    romances in octosyllabic (8

    Korido syllables) verse called 'hakira'


    while the awit is in
    Ibong Adarna ni Jose Dela Cruz

    dodecasyllabic (12 syllables)


    verse called 'plosa.

    Zarzuela (Spanish
    pronunciation: [θaɾˈθwela]) is a Walang Sugat ni Severino

    Zarzuela Spanish lyric-dramatic genre


    that alternates between spoken
    and sung scenes, the latter
    Reyes

    Paglipas ng Dilim ni Preecioso


    incorporating operatic and Palma at Leon Ignacio
    popular songs, as well as dance.

    Senakulo is a nationwide
    event that helps devout
    locals relieve biblical events
    pertinent to the life,

    Cenakulo tribulations and ultimate


    sacrifice of Jesus Christ. It was
    Passion of Christ
    The Bible
    named after the Upper Room
    (Cenacle), which is thought to
    be the place where the Last
    Supper was held.

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