Is anybody here from the Phillippines or is filipino?
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i am Filipino because my mom is Filipino born i am also American i am mistisa i think that is how u spell it any way\nand by best friend is also Filipino actually a lot of my best friends are half Filipino hope that helps good luck hope u chose me i went there again last year too in Cagayan DE Oro
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Nope.i am from somewhere in ASIA.Thankyou.
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i dunno... filipino ka ba? kamusta? = )
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YEP, pinoy here... But not Boholano.\nZamboangueña po ako...
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oh my.... ate bridge, hirap ng sagot no? kakatuwa ka naman nagpost ka pa ng question... hehe. i like your style! minsan gagayahin ko rin yan.. bye2
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filipina-american. from the philippines
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As I grow, I am learning different traits of a Filipino that I'm gradually obtaining.\n\nFor me, the factors are experience, knowledge about the Filipino culture and of course relationship on them.
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I don't know if this is what your looking for or not.\nFilipino music is a mixture of European, American and indigenous sounds. Much of the music of the Philippines have been influenced by the 377 year-long colonial legacies of Spain, Western rock and roll, hip-hop and pop music from the United States, the indigenous Austronesian.
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I am a peace-loving person. I practice sobriety and diplomacy taking into account my strong Catholic background. I am able to take anything only up to a certain level  - because together with millions of other Filipinos, i can oust a President!
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i think they're all filipinos. =)
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are you talking about Philippines? if you are email me at nikitalee15@yahoo.
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I'm from the Philippines but I work in Taiwan.  I love this site too.
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Are you philippinos ? If you are ,may be a good idea ,but do you think their education better than in U.S.?
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The Philippines are a large archipelago of seven thousand islands near the coast of Asia. The primary commercial products are hemp, sugar cane, hemp, tobacco, coconut, rubber, gold and copper deposits. Much of its trade is done with the U.S.A. Even though the Philippines was surmounted by the Spanish, the Filipino people were still able to retain their identity. They are mostly Malay and Chinese with a small Spanish minority. To my knowledge, the Philippians's population is approximately 61,480,000 and the area is approximately 115,600 square miles. The Philippines is about 80% Catholic with a small Muslim minority. It is interesting to note that the Philippines was named after Philip of Spain.\n It is also interesting to note that in 1895 a group of Filipinos( called the Manila Men(mostly from the southern part of the Philippines) settled a little community near New Orleans, Louisiana. Using their experience of fishing in the Philippines, these men found the bayous of Louisiana similar to the bayous in the Philippines. They eventually founded one of the oldest and most popular fishing villages in Barataria Bay, Manila Village, named after the capital of the Philippines, Manila.
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Most Filipinos are racially Asian with slight amounts of European and Australoid mixed in. The Asian majority is overwhemingly ethnic Malay although there is also a small Chinese minority.  There is a significant European admixture only among the Filipino overclass mostly as a result of intermarriage during the 300 year Spanish occupation.  In some of the larger islands deep in the mountains, there are small tribes of "Negrito" pygmies whose ancestors were displaced by Asian colonists (ethnic Malays to be specific) roughly a thousand years ago.  \n\nThat last probably requires some further explanation, so:\n\nNegrito was originally a Spanish term meaning "small Negro".  The term referred both to the small stature of this ethnic group and to the mistaken belief that they were the same race as Africans.  Modern DNA research has shown this to be completely mistaken.  The Negritos are now thought to be racially Australoid that is to say members of the same macro-ethnic group as the aboriginal peoples of Australia, New Guinea, and Melanesia.
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"Pacific Islanders" are technically considered those extracted from peoples in Pacific ocean islands, e.g. Samoans, Fijians, Hawaiians (if not for the US), etc. "Pacific Islander" is a term coined in the US and NZ (according to Wikipedia). \n\nThe Philippines is part of Asia, and as such, Filipinos are Asian. This is true even according to the US census.
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filipino and canadian. hes both! hes fil-canadian!