2013年12月5日 · Bahala na is one of the most widely used phrases in the Philippines. This phrase is so abused that it sometimes serves as a default answer. What does it exactly mean and how is it used? Filipinos usually say “Bahala na” when they are unable to decide their next course of action or when they have no idea what will happen next.

Specifically, it aims to achieve the following: Derive the meaning of the utterance of bahala na; Determine the situations where bahala na is often used; Identify the effect of saying bahala na to one’s feelings and actions; Establish and evaluate the psychometric properties of BNM Scale in terms of: face validity; content validity; internal ...

2025年1月15日 · The “Bahala na” phenomenon represents a complex cultural value that continues to influence Filipino society in multifaceted ways. While its traditional interpretation as pure fatalism may present certain challenges in modern contexts, its evolution and adaptation suggest a more nuanced role in contemporary Filipino life.

2010年8月30日 · This document analyzes the cultural phrase "Bahala na" used in the Philippines. It identifies six meanings of the phrase based on different contexts and situations. The primary meaning is to leave something, such as one's life or future, in the care of God.

The concept of "Bahala Na" in Filipino culture represents a unique blend of trust in divine providence and personal agency, echoing sentiments of risk-taking and resignation. Historically, this attitude reflects the resilience and struggles of …

2024年2月29日 · The fascinating cultural phenomenon known as the "Bahala Na" mentality in the Philippines is a subject of intrigue. This phrase, which can be interpreted as "Leave it to God" or "Come what may," encapsulates the Filipino spirit of nonchalant acceptance.

2022年11月16日 · "Bahala na" is a spiritual phrase used by Filipinos before taking a leap of faith. Here's how a Filipino psychology student puts it to use.

"Bahala na" doesn't have a direct English translation but it's a way of saying "whatever will be, will be." The term "bahala" derives from "Bathala" (god), and "bahala na" is an expression that usually equates to entrusting everything to a higher being.

2020年7月4日 · Expressing bahala na is related to determinism and taking calculated risk, key to lakas ng loob, goal achievement and hope, learned optimism, and self-efficacy. From these dimensions, a...

Bahala Na as A Positive Trait. Fortunately, several Filipinos use the phrase in a positive context. It’s a kind of mantra they use to encourage themselves. It gives them a sense of peace and acceptance after doing their best to deal with a particularly difficult situation. It also showcases determination and willingness to achieve something.