4: Biyernes Santo (Good Friday) Friday|Good|| 4: Karfreitag 4: Viernes Santo 4: グッドフライデー 4: Goede Vrijdag 4: Good Friday

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Kilala ang mga Pilipino sa kanilang mga pistang puno ng kasayahan. Known|the|plural marker|Filipinos|for|their|plural marker|festivals|full|of|joy Filipinos are known for their festivals full of joy.

Ngunit ang **Biyernes Santo** ang isa sa kakaunting pampublikong holiday na naiiba kaysa sa karaniwan. But|the|Friday|Holy|the|one|in|few|public|holiday|that|different|from|the|usual But Good Friday is one of the few public holidays that is different from the usual.

Sa araw na ito ginugunita ang Pasyon, Kamatayan, at Muling Pagkabuhay ni Hesukristo. On|day|this|this|commemorates|the|Passion|Death|and|Resurrection|of the|of|Jesus Christ On this day, the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ are commemorated.

Walang kahit anong uri ng pampublikong katuwaan o pagdiriwang ang nagaganap sa araw na ito. No|any|any|kind|of|public|merriment|or|celebration|that|occurs|on|day|that|this No form of public merriment or celebration takes place on this day.

Sa lesson na ito, tuklasin natin kung paano inoobserbahan ng mga Pilipino ang Biyernes Santo ... In|lesson|this|this|we will explore|we|how|how|observe|by|plural marker|Filipinos|the|Friday|Holy In this lesson, let's explore how Filipinos observe Good Friday ...

**- Alam niyo ba kung ano ang ekspresyon na galing sa pangalan ng araw na ito?** Do you know|you (plural)|question particle|if|what|the|expression|that|comes|from|name|of|day|that|this - Do you know what the expression that comes from the name of this day is?

Sasabihin namin ang sagot sa katapusan ng video na ito. We will say|our|the|answer|at|end|of|video|this|this We will reveal the answer at the end of this video.

Ang Biyernes Santo ay ginugunita sa pamamagitan ng mga prusisyon sa kalye habang sinusundan ang kwento ng Daan ng Krus. The|Friday|Holy|is|commemorated|by|means|of|the|processions|in|the street|while|following|the|story|of|Way|of| Good Friday is commemorated through street processions that follow the story of the Stations of the Cross.

Mayroon pang mga pagkakataon kung saan ang pagsasadula ng Pasyon ni Hesukristo ay umaabot sa aktwal na pagpapako ng mga tao sa krus. There are|still|(plural marker)|opportunities|where|(locative particle)|the|reenactment|of|Passion|of|Jesus Christ|(linking verb)|reaches|to|actual|(linking particle)|crucifixion|of|(plural marker)|people|on|cross There are also instances where the reenactment of the Passion of Jesus Christ involves actual crucifixions of people.

Ito'y ginagawa ng ilang mga deboto bilang isang uri ng penitensya para sa kanilang mga kasalanan. This is|done|by|some|(plural marker)|devotees|as|a|form|of|penance|for|their|sins|(plural marker)|sins This is done by some devotees as a form of penance for their sins.

Sa araw na ito, ipinagbabawal sa mga Katoliko ang pagkain ng karne, pag-inom ng alak, at sobrang pagsasaya. On|day|that|this|is prohibited|to|the|Catholics|the|eating|of|meat|||of|alcohol|and|excessive|merriment On this day, Catholics are prohibited from eating meat, drinking alcohol, and excessive revelry.

Ang Siete Palabras ay ang paggunita sa huling mga salita ni Hesus habang siya ay pinapako sa krus. The|Seven|Words|is|the|remembrance|of|last|plural marker|words|of|Jesus|while|he|is|being nailed|to|cross The Seven Last Words is the commemoration of the last words of Jesus while he was nailed to the cross.

Ang mga kasabihan na hango sa Siete Palabras ay nagtuturo ng mga aral tungkol sa pagpapatawad, kaligtasan ng kaluluwa, pakikipagkapwa-tao, pagka-abandona, pagkabalisa, tagumpay at ang muling pagsama sa Panginoon. The|plural marker|proverbs|that|derived|from|Seven|Words|are|teaches|of|plural marker|lessons|about|to|forgiveness|salvation|of|soul|||||anxiety|success|and|the|renewed|reunion|with|Lord The sayings derived from the Seven Last Words teach lessons about forgiveness, salvation of the soul, compassion, abandonment, anxiety, success, and reunion with the Lord.

Sa araw rin na ito nagtatapos ang Pabasa. On|day|also|that|this|ends|the|reading of the Bible On this day, the Pabasa also concludes.

Ang Pabasa ay isa sa mga paraan para alalahanin ang sakripisyo ni Hesus sa pamamagitan ng pag-awit ng salaysay ng buhay, pasyon, kamatayan, at muling pagkabuhay ni Hesus. The|Pabasa|is|one|of|the|ways|to|remember|the|sacrifice|of|Jesus|through|the means|of|||of|narrative|of|life|passion|death|and|resurrection|life|of|Jesus The Pabasa is one of the ways to remember the sacrifice of Jesus by singing the narrative of His life, passion, death, and resurrection.

Ang Senakulo ay isa rin sa mga paraan ng paggunita ng araw na ito. The|Passion play|is|one|also|in|the|ways|of|commemorating|of|day|that|this The Senakulo is also one of the ways to commemorate this day.

Ito ay ang pagsasadula ng Pasyon. This|is|the|reenactment|of|Passion This is the reenactment of the Passion.

Sa ibang rehiyon ng bansa, tinatanghal ang Senakulo sa buong linggo ng Semana Santa ... In|other|region|of|country|is performed|the|Passion play|during|whole|week|of|Holy|Week In other regions of the country, the Senakulo is performed throughout Holy Week ...

Pinaniniwalaang ang alas tres ng hapon ng Biyernes Santo ang oras ng pagkamatay ni Hesus. It is believed|the|three|o'clock|in|afternoon|of|Friday|Holy|the|time|of|death|of|Jesus It is believed that three o'clock in the afternoon on Good Friday is the time of Jesus' death.

At ayon sa mga pamahiin (sa mga superstisyong paniniwala), sa oras daw na ito, naglalabasan ang mga masasamang espiritu kaya naman pinipilit ng mga magulang ang kanilang mga anak na manatili sa loob ng bahay. And|according|to|plural marker|superstitions|in|plural marker|superstitious|beliefs|at|hour|supposedly|that|this|come out|the|plural marker|evil|spirits|so|therefore|force|by|plural marker|parents|the|their|plural marker|children|to|stay|in|inside|of|house And according to superstitions, at this hour, evil spirits are said to come out, which is why parents force their children to stay inside the house.

At ngayon, ibibigay ko na ang sagot sa tanong kanina. And|now|I will give|my|already|the|answer|to|question|earlier And now, I will give the answer to the earlier question.

**- Alam niyo ba kung ano ang ekspresyon na galing sa pangalan ng araw na ito?** Do you know|you (plural)|question particle|if|what|the|expression|that|comes|from|name|of|day|that|this - Do you know what expression comes from the name of this day?

Ang ekspresyong ito ay ang '__Mukha kang Biyernes Santo__' kung saan ipinapahiwatig na ang mukha ng sinasabihan ay malungkot at mapanglaw katulad ng nangingibabaw na pakiramdam kung Biyernes Santo. The|expression|this|is|the|You look|like|Good Friday|Friday|where|where|indicates|that|the|face|of|being told|is|sad|and|gloomy|like|of|prevailing||feeling|when|Good Friday|Friday This expression is 'You look like Good Friday' which indicates that the face of the person being referred to is sad and gloomy, similar to the prevailing feeling on Good Friday.

Kamusta ang lesson na ito? How is|the|lesson|this|this How is this lesson?

May interesanteng bagay ba kayong natutunan? Is there|interesting|thing|question particle|you (plural)|learned Did you learn something interesting?

Mayroon ba kayong katulad na ekspresyon sa inyong lenggwahe? Do you have|question particle|you (plural)|similar|that|expression|in|your|language Do you have a similar expression in your language?

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