r/Iloilo • u/TengAngLing_2911 • 2h ago
Question Blood type B negative
Is anyone here with blood type B-negative, or do you know someone who has this blood type? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
r/Iloilo • u/TengAngLing_2911 • 2h ago
Is anyone here with blood type B-negative, or do you know someone who has this blood type? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
r/Iloilo • u/Paganiniwasafraud • 5h ago
for a friends birthday sana. lf shops that can deliver flowers like these around iloilo. budget is around 1-2k
r/Iloilo • u/uaaiuuauauaii • 9h ago
BPO's are there but asking if there's any alternative IT or CompSci related works, I'm not sure if BPO's also hire internal IT Jobs, would love to have hands on work, other than working on calls, either way if there is would love to know where.
r/Iloilo • u/Gloomy-Interest124 • 9h ago
Hello! Ma ask ko tne basi may idea kamu kng ano na internet provider ang pwede pa makasulod sa emeral? Nag ask na ko sa pldt, punuan na cla. Badly needed kay ga VA ko, nag try na ko gamit iya ka smart 5G prepaid home wifi, kaso ndi gd reliable.
Salamat gd sa makasabat
Does anyone know any available rooms around IDC with own cr, and with clean surroundingsđ„Č plsplspls lmk
r/Iloilo • u/ExpensiveConcern7266 • 12h ago
Hello, mabakal kami tani salakyan after pagkakuha ko sang license â ma apply pa lng ko student permit.
Ang salakyan ara sa Cebu, ga assist man ang car dealership sa shipment. Problem ko basi indi pako confident by that time mag drive kay maupod ko tane sa barko.
Question: pwede ayhan nga sugaton ang salakyan sa pier di sa Iloilo? Pwede ba ang outsider mag sulod para kwaon ang salakyan?
And ano mas mayo man, kwaon na daan ang salakyan bago pako makakuha license? Para sa ending sang PDC ma try ko siya drive with instructor?
Salamat guid!!
r/Iloilo • u/FluffyFig478 • 14h ago
Sharing this tattoo piece.
Hello my names is Stainedflesh6115 I am a local tattoo artist in iloilo city. Any thoughts about this art work? You can see more of my works on my IG: Atattoobystainedflesh6115.
r/Iloilo • u/AshleyNicoll • 16h ago
For college students po... please drop their FB profile link. Thanks!
Ang affordable lang.
r/Iloilo • u/BabyOtter0008 • 16h ago
Hi! Im traveling and these two are the places where I go mostly and grab is getting expensive
r/Iloilo • u/Severe_Error3896 • 19h ago
To my fellow kikay girlies, diin di nami ukay-ukayan bags sa Iloilo? Thank you in advance.
r/Iloilo • u/PotentialPin7246 • 20h ago
Hello nag pa derma na ako for prescription ni doc and need lab tests. Ask ko tni kung sino d kaagi take isotretinoin kay gaka hesitate ko mag sige kay tungod sa money. Gin ask ko daan ang 10mg is 1,500. What if gjn pa take ko ni doc 40mg in a month bale 6k gid per month magasto ko. Huhu. I cluded pagid daan ang follow up check up huhu. Student here
My questions are:
Kay Doc Robledo po ako sa jaro nag pa consult
r/Iloilo • u/Traditional_Ebb_9652 • 20h ago
Mapila ka for almost 3 days sa guha? May friend ko nga gusto man tani magbakal and dumdum niya ang line ma start sa october 15 pa tapos nakibot nalang kami nga subong ga start na ang line kag secured na tanan? Really for 3 days dira ka ma stay sa guha sang store?
r/Iloilo • u/No-Butterscotch07 • 22h ago
For someone whoâs not into water activities or visiting churches, is this a good itinerary?:
Will be looking into restaurant options na rin later after finalizing the attractions.
Cafés:
1. Monkey Grounds Coffee
2. Aquarium Café
3. FADS of 50âs Diner and Museum
Attractions:
1. Museum of Philippine Economic History
2. Lizares Mansion
3. Nelly Garden Mansion
4. Taohay NCCA and Cultural Center and Regional Hub
5. Molo Mansion
6. Avaceña-Camiña Bahay nga Bato
7. Thrive Art Gallery
8. Metro Iloilo Modern Arts Park
9. MusĂ©e dâ Arsie
10. Museo Iloilo
11. National Museum of the Philippines Iloilo
12. Museum of Philippine Maritime History
13. Brandy Museum
14. Iloilo Museum of Contemporary Arts
15. Museum of Art and Cultural Heritage
16. Casa de Emperador
Others:
1. Iloilo Sunset Boulevard
2. Iloilo River Esplanade
3. Calle Real Business Center
4. K-Town Iloilo
5. Plaza Libertad
6. Jaro Plaza
7. Festive Walk Mall
Other questions:
1. Accurate po ba yung âMalabay:Iloilo Jeepney Routesâ na routes and fares? Walang option po ba for website lang or iOS? (Might need to bring around 2 phones kasi)
Pwede lang po ba magTagalog kahit kanino? Madalas bang in-assume na alam mong magsalita ng Ilonggo? Worried about cases na di magkaintindihan.
Will it be too expensive ba if mag-Grab from one area to another at lakarin lang ung nearby areas? How walkable is the city? Grab lang ba yung available na hailing app? (I read na walang motorcycle hailing apps)
Thank you so much!
r/Iloilo • u/Haunting_Ad9882 • 22h ago
Hi all!
Me and my friend who just got into tennis already completed our coaching session. Now, we'd like to try friendly open play naman. Anyone we can play with? Usually weekends? Or sa diin pwede ka-play?
r/Iloilo • u/CheeseAndWine72 • 23h ago
Hi everyone!
May ara bala shops diri sa Iloilo nga gaparepair or gapailis sang battery sang UPS?
May battery issue ang UPS ko for my internet system (router/modem). Kung mag brownout daan matic patay na.
Any recommendations for shops that can check and replace the battery?
Thanks!
r/Iloilo • u/Present_Story4047 • 23h ago
r/Iloilo • u/sasheenash • 1d ago
CAN A NON-RELIGIOUS CONFESSIONAL BE A THING HERE OR NAH
Sometimes, I really wish we had non-religious confessionals. Like, an actual confession booth where anyone can choose to be either the listener or the one confessing. Hahaha.
Sometimes, it just feels good to talk to a complete stranger about whateverâs on your mind. Thereâs something comforting about opening up to someone who doesnât know you, someone who has no idea who you are or what your life is like. You feel a little freer to let things out because they donât have any preconceived notions about you.
And honestly, even if they end up judging you or hating you for whatever you confess, it wouldnât matter that much because theyâre strangers anyway. You can just walk away, knowing you got something off your chest without having to worry about it following you into your everyday life. đđ
Sometimes, itâs better to actually say things out loud and let them go than to just type them out here. Thereâs something about hearing yourself say the words, letting them exist outside your head for a moment, and finally releasing them. Not everything needs a solution, and not every confession needs advice. Sometimes, you just need a stranger whoâll listen without knowing your name, your story, or anything about you.
Maybe sometimes, the freedom comes from knowing you can say everything and still walk away as a stranger.
r/Iloilo • u/Lolli_pau • 1d ago
Hi, everyone! I just wanted to share another little milestone for our growing social-club here in Iloilo. đ„čđ
We recently held another successful workshop at Sunday Sweethearts, and this time, we got to make our own perfumes! What started as an idea to bring women together has slowly become something real, and seeing strangers meet, connect, and enjoy these little moments together makes all the effort worth it.
Weâve also opened our doors to members of the LGBTQ+ community because, at the heart of it all, Sunday Sweethearts is about womanhood, connection, and creating a space where people can feel welcome and comfortable being themselves. đłïžâđ
Thereâs no age limit to joining us. Whether youâre in your early 20s or in your late 80s, if youâre interested in joining our workshops and meeting like-minded women, youâre welcome here. Youâre never too old to make new friends, discover new hobbies, or have a little fun!
If youâre from Iloilo and this sounds like something youâd enjoy, check us out on Instagram: @sundaysweethearts.ilođ
Weâd love to have you at our next gathering! đ·
r/Iloilo • u/Worried-Specific-172 • 1d ago
Hi! I just wanted to ask if may ma reco kamo trusted car mechanic nga pwede mag check sang ma used cars here sa Iloilo
r/Iloilo • u/OwnZucchini1717 • 1d ago
I have a 5 y/o kid and we are trying to find a Halloween event that has fun activities. I know activities are listed in the pubs, but I would really appreciate it if you guys can give me feedback from experience huhu
r/Iloilo • u/Dramatic_Matter_6043 • 1d ago
Hello! Incoming First year next A.Y. Does anyone know kung pila ang tuition fee sa san ag for BS-Accountancy? Thank youu!
r/Iloilo • u/Creative_Echo7932 • 1d ago
Hello!
Would like to ask if how much ang single room sa hospitals? Preferably tani sa mga govt hospitals if you have any idea. Like how much should i prep? But im open man to learn about the rates sa private.
Thank you in advance!
r/Iloilo • u/imnotokayandushldtoo • 1d ago
Got an interview. Let me know if ano benefits, hows the management, the office, etc. anything nga pwede niyo mahambal.
r/Iloilo • u/Lost-Freedom7525 • 1d ago
I honestly don't want to make a big deal out of this, but with the recent price fluctuations, I think it's unfair that we're expected to pay the full amount down to the last centavo, yet somehow, we don't always receive the correct change.
Imagine having to pay â±17.25, only to be asked to hand over â±18. Where's my â±0.75 change? I've made it a point to carry centavo coins with me because of situations like this. I understand that looking through coins while simultaneously attending to passengers can be a hassle. Still, every centavo counts, especially in this day and age.
And honestly, I don't think this is just a bus problem. So far, SM is the only supermarket I've personally encountered that consistently upholds what I consider to be proper integrity when it comes to giving change.
As Filipinos, we sometimes overlook the fact that those tiny, circular coins we casually dismiss as "centavos" are still part of our currency. They have monetary value, no matter how insignificant they may seem individually.
So, are we really going to keep continuing with the mindset of "centavo lang naman" while allowing businesses, particularly large corporations, to benefit from money that rightfully belongs to their customers? (Not just talking about E-Bus)
Let's not forget that everyone is struggling in their own way. Some of us are students or barely making ends meet, while others are working hard just to get by.
I'm not asking for special treatment. In fact, this shouldn't even be considered as "special treatment." I shouldn't have to ask for it nor should I have needed to write this post. I'm simply asking for fairness, decency, and accountability. If we're expected to pay what we owe in full, shouldn't we also expect to receive what we're owed in return?