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Mag-asawang Australyano, nabighani sa Pilipinas habang nasa misyon ng United Nation

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After nearly four years of living in the Philippines, Raphael and Gayle Crowe have truly fallen in love with the country, not only because of its breathtaking landscapes, but because of the warmth, kindness, and genuine hospitality of the Filipino people. For them, "Living in the Philippines is a bonus." Credit: SBS Annalyn Violata

Itinuring ng Australian couple na sina Raphael at Gayle Crowe na 'Living in the Philippines is a bonus' matapos manirahan sa bansa nang halos apat na taon kasama ang kanilang pamilya dahil sa kanilang trabaho. Sa kanilang pananatili, hindi lamang sila namangha sa ganda ng Pilipinas kundi nabihag din ng init ng pagtanggap at kabutihan ng mga Pilipino.


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Itinuring ng Australian couple na sina Raphael at Gayle Crowe na 'Living in the Philippines is a bonus' matapos manirahan sa bansa nang halos apat na taon kasama ang kanilang pamilya dahil sa kanilang trabaho. Sa kanilang pananatili, hindi lamang sila namangha sa ganda ng Pilipinas kundi nabihag din ng init ng pagtanggap at kabutihan ng mga Pilipino.


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  • Ang Australian na si Raphael Crowe ay halos apat na taong nanirahan sa Pilipinas kasama ang kanyang pamilya dahil sa kanyang trabaho sa United Nations sa ilalim ng International Labour Organization (ILO).
  • Hinangaan nila ang mga Pilipino dahil sa kasipagan, masiyahin at matulungin. Kahit mga dayuhan, namimis nila ang pagkaing Pinoy, karaoke at sayawan kasama ang dance instructor, binisita din nila ang maraming magagandang tourist destination ng bansa.
  • Patuloy na sinusuportahan ng United Nations (UN) ang Pilipinas sa peacebuilding, kabuhayan, human rights, disaster response, at humanitarian assistance, kabilang ang pinakahuling pagtulong sa pamahalaan matapos ang 7.8 magnitude na lindol sa Mindanao noong Hunyo 2026 na nakaapekto sa halos 1.7 milyong katao.
The Philippines was more than just a work assignment. It became a place where our family found happiness, friendship, kindness, and unforgettable memories. Beyond its beautiful places, we discovered the warmth of its people and a connection that will stay in our hearts for a lifetime.
Raphael and Gayle Crowe, Australian Expat

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