TUBA: A Waray Heritage
TUBA: A WARAY HERITAGE
A Research Paper
Submitted To:
SAMLITO ABUEVA
Teacher
In Partial Fulfillment of the requirements for the course English 2
Submitted by:
Dela Cueva, Mareina
March 6, 2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INRODUCTION 1-2
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 2-3
DEFINITION OF TERMS 3
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 3
REVIEW IN RELATED LITERATURE 4
BODY 4-9
METHODOLOGY 9
SUMMARY 9-10
CONCLUSION 10
RECOMMENDATION 11
BIBLIOGRAPHY 12
INRODUCTION
People today are fan of drinking expensive hard alcoholic beverages especially those who are stressed or who have problems. They drink a lot of these because of its effects that can make them high or drunk and makes them forget their problems. Not only problematic people do these, but also those people who want to have fun, not knowing the effects that will happen to some parts of their body of drinking too much of it. Too much intake of these liquors can cause kidney cancer which makes it more expensive when it comes to treatment. This illness won’t happen if they choose the right liquor to drink.
In Visayas, Waray people, who live in Samar-Leyte have their own product called Tuba or in English, Coconut Red Wine. It’s much cheaper than the other branded liquors because it’s easily made and local, but, it gives health benefits to the drinker and can also make a person drunk and healthy. Tuba is among the best wines in the world which provides multiple wine benefits that our body can get. They also have this tradition in Visayas wherein Waraynons used to drink Tuba every Sunday as a reward to their hard work during weekdays. They call it Dinomiggo. In Luzon, it is known as Lambanog but in Visayas, it is known as Tuba, Bahal or Bahalina and the only thing which makes the two of them different is the color and the mixture. In the Visayas region, particularly in Leyte and Samar, the Tuba is called Coconut Red Wine because of its
A Research Paper
Submitted To:
SAMLITO ABUEVA
Teacher
In Partial Fulfillment of the requirements for the course English 2
Submitted by:
Dela Cueva, Mareina
March 6, 2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INRODUCTION 1-2
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 2-3
DEFINITION OF TERMS 3
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 3
REVIEW IN RELATED LITERATURE 4
BODY 4-9
METHODOLOGY 9
SUMMARY 9-10
CONCLUSION 10
RECOMMENDATION 11
BIBLIOGRAPHY 12
INRODUCTION
People today are fan of drinking expensive hard alcoholic beverages especially those who are stressed or who have problems. They drink a lot of these because of its effects that can make them high or drunk and makes them forget their problems. Not only problematic people do these, but also those people who want to have fun, not knowing the effects that will happen to some parts of their body of drinking too much of it. Too much intake of these liquors can cause kidney cancer which makes it more expensive when it comes to treatment. This illness won’t happen if they choose the right liquor to drink.
In Visayas, Waray people, who live in Samar-Leyte have their own product called Tuba or in English, Coconut Red Wine. It’s much cheaper than the other branded liquors because it’s easily made and local, but, it gives health benefits to the drinker and can also make a person drunk and healthy. Tuba is among the best wines in the world which provides multiple wine benefits that our body can get. They also have this tradition in Visayas wherein Waraynons used to drink Tuba every Sunday as a reward to their hard work during weekdays. They call it Dinomiggo. In Luzon, it is known as Lambanog but in Visayas, it is known as Tuba, Bahal or Bahalina and the only thing which makes the two of them different is the color and the mixture. In the Visayas region, particularly in Leyte and Samar, the Tuba is called Coconut Red Wine because of its
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