It connotes the eagerness of the Filipinos just at the beginning, but then rapidly lose interest shortly after it begins, or lacks of follow-up.

This belief in putting life in the hands of God may be a symbol of devout Filipinos can be. They just leave everything to God, including their problems and their sufferings. They are fatalistic, putting their lives in the hands of fate.

It might just as well mean putting off something until another time. This habit has made Filipinos less efficient and less energetic in doing the task.

The Filipinos consider their family as an important social structure which they have to look after. They put premium on their family's safety and unity.

This is known as economical management of resources, being careful in spending, and avoiding unnecessary expenses.

It is the strength of mind or spirit that enables a person to meet challenges, situations, or pain bravely or without fear.

This is being used to refer to a spirit of unity within a group, or individual cooperation and joint efforts.

The system of value in which one get support, endorsement, or political appointment through family affiliation or friendship as opposed to one's worth.

Here, there is a customer/supplier relationship that is built. Normally, the supplier would give discounts, good quality products or service, or even "credit line" once the trust is earned.