Barong

Another day has ended....
pipila nalang ka adlaw ma abot na ang pinaka nindot na higayon sa akong usa ka amigo karon wednesday kaslon na sya ad2 sa busay.
Ug usa ako sa mga napili nila na naay katungdanan sa ilang kasal ug kinahanglan ko mag barong.

Kani lagi na wala ta maanad aning matanga sa sinul uban naglisud intawon ko ug pili unsay nindot :) ani.
may nalang gani naay nitabang nako pag pili sa maanindot na barong at least karon nindot na tan awon mura nako tawo.

Ngano kaha na sa okasyon raman ta kasagaran mo gamit ani or kasagaran sad mo gamit ani tigulang na hehehe.

Ma o ni daw ang Origin ani:

This Filipino tradition dates back to the Spanish Colonial era. The most common theory about its origins is that the Spaniards made Filipinos wear barongs untucked to distinguish them from the ruling class. Also, barongs were usually made of thin fabric--almost transparent or transluscent--and with no pockets, so that the Spaniards could see that the wearer was not bearing any weapon under the garment.

A barong Tagalog (or simply barong) is an embroidered formal garment of the Philippines. It is very lightweight and worn untucked, similar to a coat/dress shirt.
It is a common wedding and formal attire for Filipino men. The term "Barong Tagalog" literally means "Tagalog dress" (i.e., baro ng Tagalog or dress of the Tagalog) in the Filipino language.

Ma o ni na info ako nakita about sa barong hehehe.