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Filipino Superstitions
Hang garlic to drive away evil spirits
Don’t buy a house at a T-intersection; it’s a bad omen
Breaking a mirror brings bad luck
If a black cat crosses your path on a Friday, it’s bad luck
Don’t bring a baby to a funeral, or it may get sick or attract spirits
If something goes missing at home, playful elves (dwendes) are to blame
Complimenting a baby without saying “pwera usog” may cause the child to fall ill (“usog”)
Serve noodles (pancit) on birthdays for long life
Don’t clear the table while people are still eating, or the last diner will live a lonely life
Turning plates when someone leaves the dining table ensures their safe travels
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