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Christmas arrives early in the Philippines as 'ber months' begin

In a Manila market, a platoon of plastic Santa Claus figures hangs from the ceiling of a shop that is already stacked high with Christmas decorations, despite the holiday being four whole months away. But in the Philippines, the arrival of the "ber months" -- September, October, November, December -- signals the start of the world's longest and most anticipated Christmas season in the predominantly Catholic country.

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00:05What's cheap?
00:32We're Filipinos, that's why our parents are still here.
00:35We're still here because of our parents.
00:38We're still here until January 6th until January 6th.
00:43We're still here for a few months.
01:00Even if people are in a park and they have to go,
01:14Boo silang pamilya pupunta dun
01:16para makapagbanding.
01:18Lahat,
01:18then,
01:19yung lahat ng dekorasyon ng
01:21pang-Pasko,
01:22and doon,
01:24yung mga tao na nag-picture,
01:26dun ko nakikita yung
01:28nagiging masayang yung mga tao.
01:30Dun ko base na
01:32gustong-gusto nila yung Christmas.
02:12I'll see you next time.

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