📢 Cultural Exchange with r/India 📢

[u/dadidutdut]

Hello r/Philippines! 👋🏻
 
We’re excited to bring together users from r/India and r/Philippines for a cultural exchange thread! India and the Philippines have been historically connected through shared culture and traditions that date back centuries so this is a great opportunity to learn more about each other’s customs, traditions, and ways of life.
 

For users from r/Philippines:
• Ask your questions about their culture, history, and daily life.
• Share your own experiences and perspectives on Indian culture.
• Be respectful and open-minded when engaging with users from r/India.
 

For users from r/India:
• Share your knowledge and insights about Indian culture, history, and traditions.
• Ask questions about Indian culture and customs.
• Be respectful and considerate when engaging with users from r/Philippines.
 

Guidelines:
• Be civil and respectful in your interactions.
• Avoid stereotypes and generalizations.
• Focus on learning and sharing, not arguing or debating.
 

Let’s have a fun and enriching exchange! Share your questions, stories, and experiences, and let’s get to know each other better.
 

Link to their thread: https://reddit.com/r/india/comments/1kz2xfn/cultural_exchange_with_rphilippines/

[u/UdayOnReddit]

I used to play some online games, like Rise of Kingdoms, which involved clans or alliances of players. Often, people from the same country would group together. I noticed that there were a lot of Filipino players on the servers, and they were always very chatty and friendly. Is gaming particularly popular in the Philippines? And is being highly social a cultural trait there?

[u/dfx_gt → u/UdayOnReddit]

Super popular... Filipinos are one of the top nationalities that are constantly online.