Street (when after a name, word or series of words)īlessed Trinity School of Las Piñspan style=’mso-spacerun:yes’>CityĬommunicators. Katulong na Tagapag-Talon (tingnan ang AJM) Kurso sa Oriyentasyon ng Puno ng Ekspedisyon at ng Pangkat (tingnan ang ELTLOC) Jump Off (referring to jump off point or starting point of trek/climb) Topographic-Map Reading (Pagbasa ng Mapa-Topograpiko)Įxpedition Leader and Team Leader Orientation Course (see KOPEP) Pagbasa ng Mapa-topograpiko (Topographic-Map Reading)īatayang Kurso sa pa-Unang Lunas (tingnan ang BFAM)īatayang Kurso sa Rappel (tingnan ang BRC) AIĪktuwal na Oras ng Alis (tingnan ang ATD)Īktuwal na Oras ng Dating (tingnan ang ATA)īasic First Aid for Mountaineers (see BKUL)īarangay (smallest unit of government in RP)īatayang Kurso sa Pamumundok (tingnan ang BMC)īatayang Kurso sa Tahak (tingnan ang BTC) Text-spelling, specially Pinoy style text-spelling (taglish na, text-spelled pa) is avoided in club communications. In SMS messages the period is dispensed with since its presence automatically capitalizes the letter that follows. When used in letters, e-mails and circulars and similar documents, abbreviated words are used with the traditional period as required. MNL instead of Mla for Manila, the capital of the Philippines).
Whenever available, airline abbreviations are used (e.g. Some are unique to the club.Īcronyms derived from the first letters of the base words are usually in all-capitals.Ībbreviations of place names are in all-capitals. Many are borrowed or copied from military or airline usage. This is a compilation of terms, abbreviations and acronyms usually found in SikapBundok reports and communications, particularly SMS communications. GLOSSARY OF TERMS, ABBREVIATIONS and ACRONYMS TALASALITAAN NG KATAGA, PA-IGSI AT AKRONIMS Foreword: Pilipino-English / English-Pilipino Terms.
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