"Ningas kogon" is a Filipino phrase that describes a person who starts something with great enthusiasm but quickly loses interest and fails to follow through. An example of this could be someone who begins a new fitness regimen with excitement, purchasing all the necessary gear and planning a strict workout schedule, but after a few weeks, they abandon the routine and stop exercising altogether. This behavior highlights a tendency to be more enthusiastic about beginnings rather than maintaining long-term commitment.
Maxwell Kogon was born in 1920.
Maxwell Kogon died in 1980.
The translation for "flame" in Tagalog is "ningas."
Julie Kogon died on 1986-12-20.
Julie Kogon was born on 1918-04-04.
Ningas cogon
Tang ina nyo mga tanga bobo !! May library !
Eugen Kogon was born on February 2, 1903, in Munich, Germany.
Eugen Kogon died on December 24, 1987, in Falkenstein, Hesse, Germany.
Ningas kugon is a personality of people where he/she wants imported products than his/her native products.
Kolon - Tadal means kogon sa kapatagan.
Allen Ruff has written: 'Save Me, Julie Kogon'