Its a term commonly used in western countries like the US referring to “recognition” which is commonly used sa aten. Like moving up from pre K to Kindergarten ganyan.
The phrase is already self explanatory. Old age ka, dapat na-figure out mo na yan. Moving up- moving to the next level. From grade 1 to grade 2, grade 2 to grade 3, and so on. Closing ceremony lang kasi tawag noon para sa mga hindi graduating class. Wag mo na masyadong problemahin. Ibalato mo na sa younger generation.
Huwag naman rude, 1:07. Even I, who already have kids in college na here abroad, new din sa akin yang term moving up as it wasn't used during their time. That's why, I appreciated yung question ni 12::11. For those who responded without being condescending, a big thanks!
Dunong dunungan naman tong si 1:07, ako rin batang 90s ako and di ako familiar sa moving up. Ngayon lang yan nauso. Mas familiar ako sa term na graduation.
Ngayon kasi kailangan lahat bigyan ng recognition, trophy, medal, etc. So pag natapos ng grade level/end of school year na hindi pa naman graduation may pa moving up day for the students. Dati kasi wala yan, pag end of school year, thats it.
Di naman rude si 1:07 am, 1:46am. Well ang pagkakaintindi ko ng moving up is from prep to kinder, grade 6 to grade 7,grade 10 to senior high. Wala kasi yan ng panahon natin... Hahaha
Are you crying 1:46? Nasaktan ka sa explanation? Kahit naman isalin mo yan sa Filipino maiintindihan mo pa din. If you found the explanation rude and condescending, problema mo na yan. Jusko malaki ka na!
sa new curriculum po na k12, moving up po ay almost the same sa term na graduation. ginagamit po sya pag may transition ng stages po like kinder moving up na sa grade 1 (elementary), grade 6 na moving up to grade 7 (junior high school), grade 10 moving up to grade 11 (senior high school). yung graduation po na term, ginagamit na lang po pag yung student ay tapos na ng grade 12/senior high school. it means po tapos na po nya basic education
12:11 and 1:46 Moving up- advance, rise to a higher level. In Filipino- umabanse, umakyat sa mas mataas na baitang. And to 1:46, matanda ka ba talaga? Usually mga kabataan lang kasi ang madaling ma-offend kapag pinaliwanagan sila.
@1:07 a very innocent question and yet here you are showing your character.such a rude and ignorant response.hindi lahat alam ang moving up.dito sa abroad walang ganyan na ka ekekan.wala din graduation sa UK elementary at high school.only Pag nakatapos ka ng university kaya hindi masama ang magtanong.magaral ka ng character development baka mag move up ang attitude mo.
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DeleteWhat in the world is "moving up". Sorry i didn't have this when i was a kid. That tells you my old age haha
ReplyDeleteGraduation lang naman talaga dapat. Dami na kasi me eme ngayon
DeleteIts a term commonly used in western countries like the US referring to “recognition” which is commonly used sa aten. Like moving up from pre K to Kindergarten ganyan.
DeleteFrom pre school to kinder bes.
Deletefrom preschool to big school (kinder) or minsan aakyat lang ng preschool level.
DeleteBaka graduate na sa Kinder?
DeleteThe phrase is already self explanatory. Old age ka, dapat na-figure out mo na yan. Moving up- moving to the next level. From grade 1 to grade 2, grade 2 to grade 3, and so on. Closing ceremony lang kasi tawag noon para sa mga hindi graduating class.
DeleteWag mo na masyadong problemahin. Ibalato mo na sa younger generation.
Huwag naman rude, 1:07. Even I, who already have kids in college na here abroad, new din sa akin yang term moving up as it wasn't used during their time. That's why, I appreciated yung question ni 12::11. For those who responded without being condescending, a big thanks!
Delete1:07 sa canada walang moving up day. Graduation ang tawag dito
DeleteDunong dunungan naman tong si 1:07, ako rin batang 90s ako and di ako familiar sa moving up. Ngayon lang yan nauso. Mas familiar ako sa term na graduation.
DeleteAy 107, sinu nanakit sau? Kaloka ka, bawal magtanong?
Delete12:51am actually we use the term “promotion”
DeleteNgayon kasi kailangan lahat bigyan ng recognition, trophy, medal, etc. So pag natapos ng grade level/end of school year na hindi pa naman graduation may pa moving up day for the students. Dati kasi wala yan, pag end of school year, thats it.
DeleteDi naman rude si 1:07 am, 1:46am. Well ang pagkakaintindi ko ng moving up is from prep to kinder, grade 6 to grade 7,grade 10 to senior high. Wala kasi yan ng panahon natin... Hahaha
DeleteAgree. Huwag rude agad. Be kind at all times.
Delete1:07 Alam mo meaning ng moving up pero hindi mo alam meaning ng GMRC.
DeleteRude mo 1:07 mali naman explanation mo.
DeleteAre you crying 1:46? Nasaktan ka sa explanation? Kahit naman isalin mo yan sa Filipino maiintindihan mo pa din. If you found the explanation rude and condescending, problema mo na yan. Jusko malaki ka na!
Delete1:46 Bukod sa National Tanga Day dapat meron ding National Balat Sibuyas Day. Kala ko Gen Z lang ang weak at snowflakes.
Deletesa new curriculum po na k12, moving up po ay almost the same sa term na graduation. ginagamit po sya pag may transition ng stages po like kinder moving up na sa grade 1 (elementary), grade 6 na moving up to grade 7 (junior high school), grade 10 moving up to grade 11 (senior high school). yung graduation po na term, ginagamit na lang po pag yung student ay tapos na ng grade 12/senior high school. it means po tapos na po nya basic education
Delete1:07 ayoko maging ka bonding to.. parang ang bigat ng personal baggage.
Delete12:11 and 1:46 Moving up- advance, rise to a higher level. In Filipino- umabanse, umakyat sa mas mataas na baitang. And to 1:46, matanda ka ba talaga? Usually mga kabataan lang kasi ang madaling ma-offend kapag pinaliwanagan sila.
DeleteIf hindi kayo nabastusan sa way nang pagsagot ni 1:07, may problema kayo. Or maybe, kayo rin si 1:07.
Delete12:57 thank you at maganda at maayos na pagpapaliwanag
DeleteFunny thread lol nag away away dahil sa “moving up”
Delete1:46 here. To answer your question, 1:11, I'm 59 yrs old.
DeleteNo, I'm not easily offended. But I can easily recognize less desirable manners.
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ReplyDelete@1:07 a very innocent question and yet here you are showing your character.such a rude and ignorant response.hindi lahat alam ang moving up.dito sa abroad walang ganyan na ka ekekan.wala din graduation sa UK elementary at high school.only Pag nakatapos ka ng university kaya hindi masama ang magtanong.magaral ka ng character development baka mag move up ang attitude mo.
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