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think that they are pure
Austronesians/Malays/whetever? Of course there has been extensive commerce betwene the Filipinos and the Xinese, that presently, it is estimated that up to 50% of all FIlipinos may have Chinese blood. I think it is not included in the article, because anyone who puts an info like that gets branded as a 'racist' by other fellow Wikipedians. Actually, it is not racism, it just represents the right of other ethnicites to get recognized. It is ike denying the FIlipinos who are of Spanish, VIetnamese, Malaysian, or of Any descent to have representation in the country's tabulation of ethnicity. The article is merely parsimonious- simple yet comprehensive. In my opinion there is only one fault- the author failed to give more information about the Igorots, Highland Tribes, Manobos, Lumads, Gaddangs, and Badjaos. But I think if the article defined 'Badjaos' as Malaysians, which theoretically, is true (Badjaos are natives of Semporna, Sabah before their ancestors got into the seafaring lifestyle)), there would be another branding as 'racist'. I think having an open mind would lead to to accept that there are really significant minorities residing in our country who have contributed much to ous culture and have lived in ur country to share our hopes and aspirations. I would commend on Christopher Sundita, for he really has an open-mind, and is matur enough to accept that reality. (P.S. The Ivatans language and physiognomy would closely show that they are more closer to the Formosans than to us mainstream FIlipinos, but they are still FIlipinos. Labeling them as Formosans just defined their ancestry- which in fact, is in Formosa/Taiwan.) --
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Spanish colonial period in
Mindanao, however, they were driven by the hostility towards Arabs and FIlipino Muslims, and many immigrated to the States. The reason why Jews were not recognized as significant in the history of the Philippines is due to the fact that all persons from Spain (thus, including Jews) are put under an umbrella called 'Spaniards'. That is why we Filipinos still call Basques, Galicians, and Catalans as Spanish, even though Spanish as a term really connoted the Castilians only. And also, the Spanish Jews were already speaking a dialect of Spanish, so they were considered as Spaniards by the people of our country. You may ask, why then did the Arabs and the FIlipino Muslims harassed the Jews, if they were known for being a Spanish? It is becoz the Filipino Muslims were soemwhat hostile then to all Spanish, and so they harassed the latter until they immigrated away in droves to the UNited States during the American tutelage. Btw, I think that labeling Filipinos as 'Malays' is totally wrong, for they are descended from Austronesians who came first from China to FOrmosa (Taiwan), then to the Philippines, before continuing on towards present-day Malaysia. Filipinos are NOT malays, they just bear resemblance and the physiognomy of the Malays, just as the Spaniards who bear the resemblance of Italians, and Argentinians bearing the resemblanbce of Mexicans. Because Filipinos and Malays belong to the same
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already peopled. And likewise, I guess there shouldn't also be an ethnic
Filipino. Since American, like Filipino, is beyond ethnicity, ethnic groups in the US are always hyphenated, always qualified... as you said, Filipino-American, Black-American, Chinese-American, Irish-American, etc. I think that we have an advantage though (in terms of grouping the peoples of the Philippines). In America, the Indians are a very small minority. To divide the ethnic groups of America by tribe would be very tedious; thus the overarching term, native-American. Proto-Filipinos (I think Nick Joaquin used this term, but I have to verify), are the majority, and the majority of that majority could be easily grouped into ethnic groups. ~40% identify themselves as Bisaya, ~25% identify themselves as Tagalog, and then there are Ilocanos, Bicolanos, Kapangpangans and the Pangasinenses. I think the Muslim-Filipinos should also be a group. I think they are around 10%. Not sure but it seems their prefered name is Moro. The hillfolk (not sure of the term indeginous... does that mean you came before everyone else?) should also be another group. Then the Chinese, then the Spanish. That would be:
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If a person asked for your ID wearing only plain clothes you would be belligerent and refuse. The man has to wear the uniform. You can't be in between. Like Jimbo says, it should be no big deal. You might encounter skirmishes as a sysop but not more than what you already encounter at the editor level. It is really no big deal. And considering there are many trolls prowling about. It is just not proper. We're probably the only
English speaking group here with a modicum of sysops. I've requested a few to become sysops and might again nominate in the coming weeks.Pls don't feel like this is an imposition. If you are going to volunteer to edit here, might as well do it with full capability to do so. The only thing it takes for evil trolls to rule the online community is for good (looking) people to do nothing. Â :) --
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Spanish Empire and there have been some (not many) Spanish immigrants. Also, there have been documents that
Chinese and Arabs have been in the Philippines as well. However, this article is including Italians (no colonial connection), Jews (perhaps with Spanish but this is too little to even consider) and other Europeans. Filipinos are Malay people (no matter how some bitterly deny this, this is the fact). I have many Filipino friends (intellectuals) who do say that Philippines is a country mostly consisting Malays. It is a Malay language and look Malay. Other than my close Filipino friends (intellectual), almost all Filipinos I have met have claimed some sort of Spanish ancestry and clearly they do not even look like they do. My Filipino Friends call it "Colonial Mentality".
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themselves
Filipinos did not do so because of their ancestry; they did so because they were living in a place which happened to be called Philippines. After the Philippine revolution, Filipino still did not refer to race or ethnicity. Rizal, Aguinaldo, Quezon, Osmena, Pardo de Tavera all considered themselves and by everyone else as Filipino. Yet, they could not all be classified into a race. That would be like classifying Martin Luther King and George Bush into a race. A cultural or political definition of Filipino would probably be better.
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Chinese descent and others who are
Filipino national of non-native descent as "Foreign Minorities"(in the Ethnic group og the Philippines; but good thing it has been revised). For Chrissake, they are not "foreigners". Just because they are not of native descent, we should call them foreigners. The foreign minorities would be the Chinese, Koreans, Indians who are not Filipino citizens nor nationals. The article seems to alienate the Filipinos of non-native descent as if they are less Filipino than the majority who are natives.
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Miao, Dai Uygurs etc. Are they CHinese? politically, yes. Ethnically? No. Chinese are a race. Just like the
Filipinos. They are a race. An Austronesian Race or Malay. Filipinos claim Sabah is part of their country and Sabah is Malay as well. Malay word Aku and Tagalog word Ako is similar. Filipinos are Malay. However, we can't completely shun the Mestizo community as well because they are important part of the Filipino history as well. But it must not be exagerated.
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diagnosing a problem on the phone, simply by listening to the machinery over the phone. -- What this shows me is that the
Philippines was fully up to date in terms of capital equipment and investment by the US companies -- education, equipment, etc. The telephone company was founded in 1928. That doesn't mean there weren't horse-drawn carriages then, but horses were also very much in use the US at that time as well. Even the US Army used them up til 1940 and WWII. --
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Japan, are mostly exptriates and are not permanent residents of the country, while here in the
Philippines, there really are many Europeans permanently residing with their FIlipina wives(a carry over from the American colonial era). That's why there are many Filipinos (particularly in the entertainment industry), who carry surnames not typically 'Spanish' or 'Tagalog', but European. (The Encyclopedia Americana in the 1960 edition, it included the
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cultural heritage, our historical heritage, our ancestry, our related languags, our religions, our perceptions of our common "race", etc. Nino, you and I come from vastly different backgrounds, but somehow you and I are both Filipinos. If you and I are in a room full of Italians, whom are you going to have more in common with as far as culture is concerned? Fabrizio or me? :-) What are the Italians going to call us in the room?
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one to admit that there is more ethnic consciousness in Manila, and maybe a bit of tension. (But probably very benign compared to Malaysia or Indonesia). But that doesn’t have anything to do with whether or not one is Filipino. I’m sure there are some (or many) people in the US who have some prejudice against some ethnicities. But that doesn’t make the giver or receiver of the prejudice any more or any less American, right? --
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3401:. Sa tingin ko, hindi tayo Hispanic, pero ang Pilipino at ang Hispanic ay may relasiyon dahil matagal ang Espanya sa Pilipinas at malaki talaga ang impact nila sa ating mga katutubong kultura - kaya iniligay ko sa infobox ang "Hispanic." Pero ayaw ito ni Al-Andalus. Kaya humihingi ako ng tulong sa inyong lahat. Pakibasa ang mga argument namin at ibigay ninyo ang inyong palagay sa subject na ito. Maraming salamat. --
824:" kung gusto ninyo - pareha sila). The article will be specifically about the communities formed by overseas filipinos. These are noteworthy because while every country has overseas people, very few countries haved created the number of communities that Filipinos have formed. If there're no objections, I'll go ahead and resume work on this article under it's old title.
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county to the west, but one of her sisters moved back into the Black part of town, as more congenial to the High School kid in their family. But there is no question that Oprah is Ethnic American to almost everyone on the planet; her racial background is immaterial. But perhaps another label might be Secular American, or Mainstream American as the appropriate ethnicity.
1102:. I don't think it's correct that we're lumping these cities under the provinces, when they are independent and have no political relationship with the provinces. On the other hand, I wouldn't know how to shoehorn them in our rather organized structure where cities and municipalities are listed under provinces and are cross-linked with each other. --
4559:. ;-) And to you as a Cebuano, you make distinctions between other Cebuano speakers from, say, Bacolod, Cagayan de Oro, and Ormoc. And I as a Tagalog speaker see different ethnic groups among Tagalogs such as Batangueños, Bulaqueños, Quezonians, etc. So depending on the context or circumstance, we are a certain ethnic group.
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Filipinos are "indigenous" .. in China, the Han Chinese are 92% of China. The very presence of these minorities shouldn't dictate how the people refer to themselves. Look at what happened with the Hawaiians - we have whites, blacks, and many Filipinos who call themselves Hawaiian even if they are not originally Hawaiian. --
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significant. Example, Zapote is a significant place in the local history of the Philippine Revolution in between Manila and Cavite since that's where the Battle of Zapote took place and is an important passage. But it doesn't mean that Brgy. Zapote, Las Piñas or Brgy. Zapote, Bacoor, Cavite should have articles.
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the article (which are really, by the way, wrong in some aspects). I can't just figure out why many of us Filipinos claim being the melting pot of Asia or have part Foreign (whether it be Spanish, European, Chinese, Arab, etc) ancestry and then when an article like this comes, they say it's too racist.
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2) If you insist in excluding the Chinese-Filipinos from "Filipino", then you must also exclude the aboriginal Filipinos and the Muslim Filipinos. The Chinese Filipinos are more akin culturally to "mainstream Filipinos", who I guess are the low-land Christian Austronesian-speaking Filipinos, than the
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Why should the Filipinos not be defined by ethnicity when the "Filipino" is an ethnicity itself? I am currently studying anthropology and according to what I am learning, the term Filipino fits every criteria of an ethnicity. A better way of rephrasing the above would be - 95% of Filipinos belong to
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This is a job for super sysop. I would like to encourage you all to become sysops as most of you are inured, ready and have the temperament and caliber. If a man started to check and open an automated machine wearing only plain clothes , people would get paranoid. He should wear a badge and uniform.
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in the sense that there is no authority whether Filipinos really comprise 50% of the population or 98%. It is how Filipinos (incl. Mestizos, FIlipino CHinese, FIlipino Arabians, FIlipino Negritos, etc.) define themselves. And also, there are many Filipinos who have a white or pale skin. Do you really
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As a matter of fact, it is us, Filipinos, who claim to be part of the Malay 'race'. The DK Reference Factbook (2005 edition) even says that the Filipinos comprise a measly 50% of the country's total population. For info's sake, the National Statistics Office does not include ethnicity in its surveys.
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1) This seems to be the personal opinion of the writer, thus POV. I don't think Filipino is generally defined by race. 2) Even if it were, race is ambiguous, and thus wouldn't be a good diffentiator, and thus wouldn't make a good definition. The concept of race itself is questionable. Will we measure
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Filipino rather than ethnic Filipino. =) Native Filipino to Native American; Ethnic Filipino to ethnic American. We might have clash of POV sicne I live here in the Philippines and you live in the U. S. of A. But you must understand that here in the Philippines, it's not the same as that of the U.S.
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And this feeling of the Chinese Filipino being different just seems to be coming from a Manilenyo POV (maybe it's just me). I never felt that my friends of Chinese and Spanish descent in Cebu were less Cebuano or Filipino than my friends of Bisaya descent. (but maybe that just me). I'll be the first
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2) In articles about the people of the Philippines, there should be proportional representation (i.e., Tagalogs (who are ~25% of the population), Visayans , Ilokanos should probably get a section. French-Visayans (maybe 0.0000000000001%) should probably fall under a section called minorities, or not
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already. Is it a sure thing that Palawan is moving to Western Visayas? And if so, will the change happen soon? If it's going to happen soon we might as well consider it part of Western Visayas now. If it E.O. 429 might still be revoked we should just consider Palawan part of MIMAROPA. And if Palawan
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I don't think the law (RA 6430) was even followed in the first place. After checking the actual law, no clause in RA 8470 mentions the renaming of Davao province back to Davao del Norte but the law in its entirety calls the said province Davao del Norte and not Davao. In fact, the title speaks for
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has no precedent when you search wikipedia, and surely there are other countries with as big or bigger communities than the Filipinos, like China for instance. With these in mind, I suggest you do not proceed with the new article all over again, and instead I highly recommend you lead in writing the
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I want to agree with the disuse of the term "Malay" to refer to the native Filipinos. Outside the Philippines, the term Malay is usually equated to Islam especially in Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, and Southern Thailand. In fact, the Kadazans, who are an indigenous peoples of Malaysia(Mostly, Sabah),
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Malay Filipino. I think this expresses the fact that from the ethnic viewpoint, Tagalogs, Ilokanos, Bisaya, etc.. are in the same "race" or "super-ethnicity" (are there such things?) as Indonesians and Malays. Of course it's incorrect the same way American-Indian is incorrect... but people get the
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First of all, books on the Philippines do this. For instance, Agoncillo’s History of the Filipino people does an overview of the “setting” of the making of the Filipino nation. He discusses the ethnic groups that make up the Philippine island. His groups are: Ilokano, Tagalog, Bicolano, Visayan and
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of ethnicity as the above groupings strongly suggests, then you would use the treat the word Filipino as an ethnicity. I mean, let's be honest here, Filipinos are first and foremost the people who are indigenous to the archipelago - including the Negritos. The article states that more than 90% of
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Overall, I feel that People are just ranting about wishing Filipinos to be set apart from the Malays/Papuans/Polynesian. There were way too little Spaniards in the Philippines even to mix in with the local people. There were no epidimics that killed the local Filipinos like the Americas, and also,
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Accurate. In so far as there is such thing as race (something which is disputed), most Filipinos belong to the race which is generally identified by their brown skin color, straight to slightly wavy hair, not as chinky eyed as Chinese and not as large-eyed as Caucasians; the race which is generally
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Yes, discussion on ethnic make-up is good. Equating Filipino to a race or certain ethnolinguistic groups... bad. You'd end up with absurd statements like "Filipinos account for 75% and form the bulk of the population." I never realized that 1/4 of the people in the Philippines aren't Filipinos. OK,
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To get around this, anthropologists refer to ethnic groups. So you can say that a certain percentage of Filipinos belong to the one of many ethnolinguistic groups of the Philippines (Tagalog, Cebuano, Igorot, Karay-a, etc.) rathern than saying that so-and-so percent are "Malays." And that a certain
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In other words, American ethnicity is a state of mind. In general, as the generations pass, the families become more and more Ethnic American (almost completely forgetting their family heritage). Because Milwaukee is strongly German, (Catholic and Lutheran) there are strong German-language classes
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But I guess we are not in agreement to "ethnicity". What are the criteria for a group of people to be considered an ethnicity? I guess you could be right based on your definition of ethnicity. The current Knowledge definition is "An ethnic group is a culture or subculture whose members are readily
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Great :) However, we still have the problem of grouping. I think the American analogy is very close to the Filipino situation. Before "American" was, America was already peopled. And there is no ethnic American, no? Likewise, before "Filipino" was, the islands which we now call the Philippines was
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Nick Joaquin’s etcetera and Agoncillo’s mixture clearly shows that Filipino could not be pigeon-holed into a certain ethnicity or a group of ethnicities. Doing so would be like saying blues music is music played with a guitar, drums and keyboards. Blues music couldn’t be defined by the instruments
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Here's the group description: This is the support group and coordination forum for the different Philippine-language wikipedias like Tagalog, Cebuano, Capampangan, Waray. This group aims to facilitate communication and collaboration among the different Knowledge communities in the Philippines. The
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Filipino lover, I think the argument here is not the % of "mixed " Filipinos. The main argument here is to cease the concept of "Filipino" as a race; but rather it should be. Not unless all Filipinos would go under DNA tests, there will never be an accurate figure of Filipinos who are pure and who
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Second, there were limited intermarriages in the Philippines. Mestizos were already endogomous. I have a Mestizo Filipino friend and he can still speak Spanish and his skin is lighter than mine. He is real. But he did say that Mestizos are unfortunately very racist and generally do not want to
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Still it does not work like that. I'm sorry but Filipinos must accept the fact that they are Asian. South East Asian that is. Not this Mestizo race. Even Latin America,everybody is not a mix. Maybe Japan was a bad example. It's like saying in China, there are Mongols, Koreans, Tibetans, Yao,
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I just can't stop thinking that this page has become rediculous. I could start a page today saying, "Ethnic people of Japan" and say, there are British Japanese, American Japanese, Portugese Japanese, Brazillian Japanese etc. Now does that make sense? It is true that Philippines was part of the
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The article is racist not because it talks about ancestry, ethnicity or race. It is racist because it defines Filipino in terms of race. It equates the Malay race to Filipino. This is accurate if applied to specific ethnolinguistic groups in the Philippines. The Tagalogs, the Bisaya, the Illocanos
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Actually, the first header clearly states the following percentages as 'Ancestry Percentages' and not 'race percentages'. And also, that's why the article is named 'Ethnic Groups of the Philippines' and not as 'Races of the Philippines. There are only four words spelled 'race' that are present in
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Right, because Americans come in different varieties. Just because one is different, doesn't make one more or less American. Following the example I state above, the equivalent of "ethnic Filipino" in the United States would be what we call the "Native Americans" - people whose ancestors were the
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are 2nd and 3rd generation descendants of immigrant first generation. The former German neighborhoods are almost all Black today; the children of the former residents moving to the suburbs. Oprah (the billionaire TV show host) Winfrey's family lives in the suburbs and in the Lake area of the next
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can carry all related topics like, issues, communities, subculture, professions, and most importantly, the definition of who is an overseas Filipino, etc. Some Filipinos overseas are living solo also and live separately from the communities, and it would be best to carry them all in one long good
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Inaccurate. If there is at least one Filipino who is not Malay, then this statement is inaccurate. St. Lorenzo Ruiz is not Malay and is Filipino. Therefore Filipinos are not Malay. The Igorots are not Malay and they are Filipinos. Therefore Filipinos are not Malay. Trinidad Pardo de Tavera is not
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Bravo, you got it more or less. :-D Using myself as an example, I am American by nationality and by ethnicity because I strongly identify with being American due to being born and raised in the US and thus into American culture. I'm only ethnically a Filipino because I identify strongly with my
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May I ask you what your definition of an ethnic group is? Perhaps we can go from there. But I'll just go on anyway. ;-) An important criterion of an ethnic group is a sense of oneness. Ethnic groups can come together for any or for all of the reasons you state above. For Filipinos, it is our
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If this means Filipinos can speak a common language, I guess that is true. Most can speak Tagalog or English or Cebuano. But does that make Filipino an ethnicity? Most North Americans speak Engish, but that doesn't make North American an ethnicity. If the language in common language means native
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My issue is with CalJW's overcategorization. For reference purposes, this was extracted from www.dictionary.com:Fil·i·pi·no( P )Pronunciation Key(fl-pn)n. pl. Fil·i·pi·nos :A native or inhabitant of the Philippines. The Austronesian language that is based on Tagalog, draws its lexicon from other
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I want to use words that mean important place or significant location or place not the word landmark. A landmark is a geographical marker to help tell where you are. It also has come to mean a tourist attraction. 'Place/location/site' feels more accurate. I was the one who created the Philippine
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It should be in a case-to-case basis. Not all barangays deserve an article, but Barangay Tisa is worthy enough to deserve one. It all depends on the historical importance of a certain place. Another example would be streets. Here in Cebu City, a street named Tres de Abril exists. It might not be
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Accurate. Mestizos is generally defined as a person who has ancestors who are considered to not belong to the same race. Many Filipinos have ancestors who are considered to not belong to the same race. Therefore some Filipinos are Mestizos. Therefore "Some Filipinos are Mistizos" is accurate. In
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in its demographics of the Philippines. Actually, it was said that the Spaniards planned to move all Spanish Jews (Marranos) here during the Spanish colonial period, and so they did (although just a small portion of the total Jewish [population in Spain.) The Jews had a wide influence during the
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article. Thus, scientifically there is no such thing as a Malay race, which, even if there were would still be wrong anyway given the current migration theory (from Southern China via Taiwan, rather than from Malaysia that is backed up by a body of archaeological, linguistic, and anthropological
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Yeah, it might be a Manilenyo(or Tagalog) POV. My buddy who transerred here(In Baguio) from a from a well-known school in Manila still calls himself Chinese. Whilst, my "Fil-Chi" friends here call themselves Filipinos even they are of pure Chinese descent. Some even don't feel comfortable being
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Here's the logic. A Filipino of Chinese descent isn't less Filipino than the native Filipinos, a Filipino of part Indian descent does not necessarily make him/her "part Filipino", unless one of his parents is not a Filipino citizen or National. I also strongly oppose to calling the Filipinos of
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I think this is inaccurate. My opinion is that based on the history of the word Filipino and the ambiguous meaning of race, Filipino should not be defined in terms of race. Filipino originally denoted belongingness to a community in a certain geography rather than race; the Spaniards who called
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by Jean Mallat), the Spaniards make 110,000 of the total population in 'Luconia' (present-day Luzon), while that of the 'Tagalas' (they call all Filipinos Tagalas then) is 220,000. Based on that figure, it then seems like 33% of all Luzonians are now-Spanish. And Europeans, in say, for example,
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ka'y babaliktarin niya kaagad. Kapag nakakakita siya ng isang linyang nagsasabi na ang mga Pilipino'y mayroong dugong Kastila o di kaya'y asimilado ng kulturang Kastila/Hispaniko ay bigla-biglaan niya itong binubura. Masyado rin siyang matalim sa mga binibitiwan niyang salita. Ang tingin ko sa
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I think "Filipino" is for people only, for example Filipino golfer, Filipino journalist. Excemptions I think are for titles such as Philippine president and other similar titles, (president is primarily an office, not a person, so rule does not apply). "Philippine" - inamimate objects, events,
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in the Ilocos provinces (where he was from). The linemen were very skeptical ("we've got a snot-nosed kid for a boss" -- when this was duly reported by the party-line gossip over the phone my grandmother was confident -- "he can take care of himself.") and my uncle proved his worth by remotely
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In the Philippines, there is a certain "us" and "them" feeling. The us being the numerous people whose ancestors were here before "them" (the Chinese). I mean, you do notice a difference between the Chinese and the ethnic Filipinos, right? They do, after all, have their own schools and what
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Indigenous Filipino. This is commonly used to mean hilltribes. But what makes you indigenous? How long do your people have to be in the Philippines to be indigenous? If we are going to use indigenous, however, I think you are right: it should include the Tagalogs, Ilokanos, Bisaya, Bicolanos,
4008:. When one thinks of a Chinese person, they don't think of the people in Xinjiang province, do they? Or when one thinks of a Spaniard, they don't think of a Basque, no? So if any distinction is to be made, let it be "native Filipino" because that rids the reader of any ambiguity, AFAICT. --
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of them? Good luck, I hope the wikipedians there will help you out, tough to translate those docs solo (unless you are an expert in the lang.). Hmmm, other than that, it looks like that the Ilokano wiki has no prob then with those docs. What about the other Rp wikis, translations anyone? :)
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Well, maybe there are significant barangays in other parts of the Philippines, but I don't know of any significant barangays here in Metro Manila and in neighboring provinces. Usually, it is a place or spot in the barangay itself or an arbitrary set of barangays that is given a name that is
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No. Here's how it goes. You have Filipino. Then you have "ethnic Filipinos" (Ivatans to Tausugs), "Chinese Filipinos", etc. Then from "ethnic Filipinos" you can subclassify it by religion (Christian vs. Muslim) or however else, like language (Northern vs. Central Philippine speaking) etc.
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And on the hyphenation. Yeah, I guess if the heading is ethnic groups in the Philippines, you could put there Chinese without the qualifier. But I think Ilokano, Bikolano, Kapangapangan, etc., should be at the same level as Chinese. And I think it is OK for white people to think they are
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Inaccurate. Mestizos is generally defined as a person who has ancestors who are considered to not belong to the same race. Many Filipinos have ancestors who are all considered to belong to the same race. Therefore not all Filipinos are Mestizos. Therefore "Filipinos are Mistizos" is
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A Yahoo Group for coordinating efforts in the different Philippine- language Wikipedias is now available. For those who are active in the different Philippine Wikipedias (Tagalog, Cebuano, Capampangan, Waray) please join the group so we can collaborate on mutual interests. Thanks.
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I just finished removing the accented "Ăł" in Quezon. I also did this on the Spanish & German wikipedia articles for Quezon City and Manuel L. Quezon. There is no Ăł in Quezon, folks. The stress is on the first syllable, and plus I think Quezon is a Chinese name. Besides,
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I have never heard of ethnic Americans, Cubans and Mexicans before. So at the risk of loosing my behind (but at the chance of gaining knowledge), please tell me who they are :) I'll make some sample navigation bars on the peoples of the Philippines as soon as I have time.
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You can bet your bottom dollar that Americans, Mexicans, and Cubans are ethnic groups. I am not sure if you understand what an ethnic group is - it's not racial, it's more than that. So, yes, José Rizal is 100% ethnic Filipino despite his Chinese and Spanish roots just as
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ok to say what the country's ethnic make-up is. There is nothing inherently racist about it since this is the kind of information is usually NPOV. As a guide, I suggest taking a look at the articles for other countries as to get an idea on what might be worth mentioning.
3340:, is under a "TRO" by the president until the "Implementation Plan" for its transfer is approved. (It seems the president realized that it's not easy to transfer provinces.) THe question then is, what should we do with Palawan? Legally, Palawan is still in MIMAROPA. --
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called 'Chinese'. Unlike the Chinese schools in Manila, Baguio's only Chinese school even caters to the native Filipinos. Infact, they have outnumbered the Chinese population. But the Chinese have the option whether to enroll in Chinese classes or not. from~A guest =)
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Filipino roots, but to a lesser degree because I was only in the Philippines for a portion of my life. I'm essentially Filipino American, but depending on who you ask I am sometimes simply Filipino (in many Americans' eyes) and American (in many Filipinos' eyes). --
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Back onto the issue though, Davao was referred to as Davao del Norte as far back as 1987. I'm not sure, but this means that the law was not followed or a Batas Pambansa renamed it, but after checking the Chan Robles archives for the BPs it seems unlikely that the
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I think these also express more accurately than Filipino what is meant my ethnicity. You could not be 100% Ilokano and 100% Bisaya in the same time, right? However, you could be 100% Chinese in terms of ethnicity while being 100% Filipino in terms of nationality,
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and started the process of merging the barangay articles into this main article. I'm not done yet since I have little time right now, but hopefully someone can continue until I can get more time later. =) (P.S. User Kappa is an annoying extremist inclusionist.)
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This change is potentially a big thing since links would have to be changed, templates updated, maps updated (!), and article texts changed. There should be a checklist of things to update. Now if only I can find out why it was renamed back (was there an R.A.?)
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distinguishable by outsiders based on traits originating from a common racial, national, linguistic, or religious source. Members of an ethnic group are often presumed to be culturally or genetically similar, although this is not in fact necessarily the case."
4630:(this was in the 1930's) lived on the East side of the Milwaukee river, which is currently the trendy part of town (like the North/East side of Chicago - Cubs fans). Simon stuck with the other German kids, because of language, culture, etc. In general, the
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I think only the Chinese and Spanish Filipinos should be hyphenated. The rest only exist in the Philippines. Maybe Bisaya is an exception--there are people in Sarawak who also call themselves Bisaya--but maybe they should be the ones to call themselves
3886:“History has our dates down in black and white, and knows that the Filipino, because he was created in the 16th and 17th centuries by a tool-forged fusion of tribes from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao; Spanish and Chinese mestizos; etc..” – Nick Joaquin
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But if we are to lump the Austronesian speaking Filipinos into a category I think this is the best... Austronesian-Filipinos. I think most of us are faily convinced of Chris' argument against the word Malay. If no one objects, I'll do some edits
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Are they paid to write the dictionary? Since wiki is open source, there is no deadlines. you just have to rely on volunteer work. It's probably like Linux vs Windows. There are others who may want to write the dictionary, just for them to know.
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defines Filipino based on race, i.e., Filipinos are Formosans/Malays/Austronesians/Papuans or whatever you want to call the bulk of the ancestors of Filipinos. The rest are Chinese, Spanish, Indians, etc., who happen to live in the Philippines.
2462:. Pictures would be helpful for both articles, and I'm thinking of adding on to the entire MRT article (moving extensions sections to the LRT article and adding information aside from the already-present station names). Please help out. --
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However, we must not forget about the Mestizos as well. There are Spanish, Chinese, Japanese and American Mestizos who are mostly in the elite family. But we should delete many other ethnic people because their numbers are insiginificant.
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I think it is true that the Philippines is composed mostly of these ethnolinguistic groups. However, I think that Filipino should not be defined in terms of ethnicity. I think Filipino is in a totally different level. Please see diagram 1.
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Oo nga. Kahit hindi kami sumasang-ayon sa mga detalye, nakakaintindi ako kung bakit sinasabi niya iyan - pero sa tingin ko ay mali. Kaya maghahanap ako ng sources. Ngayon tahimik na sa article na iyan, kaya hindi ko na kailangang tulong.
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I don't see anything wrong with the grouping. There are some perspectives to the term Filipino, and yes you're right it's more than ethnicity. It's also nationality. However, when you are talking about ethnic groups, it makes sense to
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Seav, please, its no big deal. None of the ' he should know' yak yak yak. No edit wars. I was about to nominate you. As Luke and Anakin Skywalker says, 'NOOOOoooooooooo ' *fade away*. Seriously you've been here much longer than most us
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Definitely not. Race is also an ambiguous concept. I read a book from a nationalist scholar saying that Filipinos belong to the Brown Race. But what would that make of Cory Aquino or Manuel Quezon? And is there really such thing as
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He is obsessed with categorizing and the superiority of his British English. How would you feel if the Barangays category got renamed? Ouch! I 've lost motivation to categorize Philippine related articles knowing he will redo the
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CalJW has done a laudable and respectable job converting and creating categories, however, I've done a lot of work on categories in the Philippines and I think a places or locations categories are needed which he feels are not.
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No need to start calling people fanatics and not assume their good faith. Let's examine some statements based on their accuracy and not for any other reason. If you think they are accurate or inaccurate please state your reasons.
3014:. Antique, Cotabato, Leyte, Davao, and Samar are obvious in their need for the province marker. So do Isabela, Aurora, Abra, and probably Laguna and La Union. But I draw the line at Quezon. (And Rizal might be targetted next.) --
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calls the province "Davao del Norte" while the NSCB's Philippine Standard Geographic Code, which I consider the foremost reference on the naming of LGUs of the Philippines is now calling the province Davao del Norte too (see
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stock, but they are not similar or domineering over the other, like the Spanish and the Italians, both belonging to european stock, but neither the spanish nor the italians domineering over the other.I think this is an equal
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Btw, sana we will be able to find a real listing of peoples of different natianlities residing in the Philippines, so as to stop this conflagrating talk if FIlipinos really are Malays, Austronesians, or whatever. Cheers!
3062:). I'm quite sure NSCB named it as just Davao a few years ago back when I first created the province pages. I don't know when the province was changed back to its former name, but should we rename it here in Knowledge?
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I also use "Filipino" as an adjective to refer to cultural things. Filipino art vs. Philippine art. Filipino music vs. Philippine music. Filipino cuisine vs. Philippine cuisine. Filipino films vs. Philippine films.
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Philippine to me sounds more formal and state-like. Philippine government. Philippine republic. Philippine embassy. etc. Philippine President=President of the Philippines. Filipino president=a president of Filipino
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Manila 219,928 Laoag, Ilocos Norte 19,699 Iloilo, Iloilo 19,054 Cebu, Cebu 18,330 Nueva Caceres (Naga City), Camarines Sur 10,021 There were 13,400 villages, nearly 75% of which had fewer than 600 inhabitants.
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and wish to make a distinction. But in the context of the Philippines, it's pretty clear whom you are referring to already when you speak of the Chinese alone, right? As for Filipinos, just stick with perhaps
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It is unfortunate that this document is severely vandalized by Poeple (probably fanatic Filipinos) who dream of making Filipino people of various race and deny the fact that they are Malay/Austornesian/Papuan.
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I think race is something to be avoided. I am taking an anthropolgy class right now and I have learned both in and outside of it, that anthropologists reject the term race. There is more information at the
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I also think that Filipino can be described by ethnicity; by % of different ethnicities. But I do not think it is beneficial to do so. I think Filipino should be defined in terms of politics or history.--
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In my opinion, Filipinos do not belong to one ethnicity, and Filipino is not an ethnicity as defined by Knowledge, and in the same way that Ilocano, Tagalog, Bisaya, Tamil, Basque, Polish are ethnicities.
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Adding Italians, Jews, is pointless and just messes up people who truly wants to learn about the Philippines. I just can't stand Filipinos who say "I am Spanish, Chinese, Japanese Filipino" or what ever.
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Ok, time to face the dreaded 'He should know, he's an adminstrator ' criticism thing. I've created an article about Paco Larrañaga . I'm afraid of repercussions, misinterpretations, etc. I hope its not
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1903 census In 1903 the population of the PhilippinesPhilippines1911 was 7,635,426, including 56,138 foreign-born. In the 100 years since the 1903 census, the population has grown by a factor of eleven.
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3474:. Please add something of value to make the articles more encyclopedic, or write some articles for some other Ethnic Groups topics (as stated in the Demographics of the Philippines infobox). Thanks! --
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I 've been searching with google and would appreciate any links or sources about the first Italian -Malay dictionary which should be Italian Cebuano dictionary. This is to conclusively establish that
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226:. There is also the question of the categories that needs to be fixed there's Filipino groups, People of the Philippines, and now Ethnic Groups of the Philippines (which has non-Wiki style caps). --
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Filipino. If we treat “Filipino” as an ethnicity, I think we are saying that Filipino IS an ethnicity... then Rizal isn’t 100% Filipino, Quezon isn’t 100% Filipino, Cory Aquino isn’t 100% Filipino….
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Third, you cannot say all Filipinos are mixed with Spanish. That is just plain lie. Even East Timorese under Portugese rule have only couple thousand Mestico (Mestizo) out of a million population.
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Malay: 7,539,632 (98.7%) Chinese: 42,097 (0.6%) Mestizo: 15,419 (0.2%) Negrito: 23,511 (0.3%) Caucasian: 14,271 (0.2%) Negro: 505 (0.01%) The ethnic Malay population divided by language:
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as examples of Americans. To the British, they are Americans. They see another ethnicity. Someone who is not "one of them." I hope I was clear and not confusing. But thanks for reading. :-D --
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I don't claim to be a linguist but I'm from Capiz. Capiznon's refer to the language as Hiligaynon or Illonggo. Although very native Capiznons can distinguish people from Ilo-ilo and Bacolod.--
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Maybe we should have a vote perhaps what to do with this page? I do agree that Jondel is a great candidate to fix this. I would like to help too. I am just worried about vandalism though...
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Philippines never had such aggressive immigrants especially from Europe. See the difference. The figure of making European mix 50% is totally unbelievable. Not Even Peru has that mixture.
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Christian Visayan: 3,219,030 Tagalog: 1,460,695 Ilocano: 803,942 Bicol: 566,635 Pangasinan: 343,686 Pampangan: 280,984 Cagayan: 159,648 Muslim Moro: 277,547 Igorot Igorot: 211,520
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Do we have an explicit policy about using "Filipino" or "Philippine" in the category system? We shouldn't leave that ambiguous. Taking a quick glance at the main Philippines category, I see
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Jondel, as you know I got the badge. Countrymen, I am available for your requests, but I may be in a different timezone than some of you, as I live in a Cold Country where we need to shovel
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I am thingking of creating a paramilitary category for revolutionaries and rebels, eg for Emilio Aguinaldo, Katipunan, Sakay, NPA, Moro National Liberation Front, etc.Still investigating.--
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Please edit and add more info. A picture of Lara would be very nice to include, there are lots of it around but problema sa copyright. Can somebody upload a public domain pic of her? --
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Somebody keeps inserting the case of Paco, a Spanish filipino of Cebu who is on death row. He may have a point. I don't know if it is encyclopedic or not but I may create an article.--
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there. But the courses are designed for kids who must learn to speak familial German to their Grandparents. Thus they do not even learn the formal forms of German in their courses. --
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I'm calling all students of the University of the Philippines to help me with the article. I also enjoin you to clean-up articles about the system and the university as well. Thanks.
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I agree with you both, and I suggest that we check out the link to "Category:Capital_punishment_by_country" for a guide. I believe the articles from that cat are rather helpful. :) --
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1) As far as possible, we do not use Filipino to mean lowlander Austronesian-speaking Filipinos ONLY. Just like Oprah is an American, Alfredo Lim, who is ethnic Chinese, is Filipino.
4030:, as suggested. All other like viewed sentences are definitely contrary to NPOV, since sentences like those are not inclusive of ethnic Chinese Filipinos and other minorities. ;) --
1889:. The proposal was voted down since the article had very good information. Since I personally believe that barangays did not merit articles, a compromise was reached in the form of
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If I'm correct, I think Philpost has not released a new ZIP Code list with major revisions yet (there is one minor revision on the 2005-2006 PLDT Commercial Telephone Directory for
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Also another question, shouldn't the g be double, ie baranggay? Officially is the spelling correct? Is there a ng sound (pronounced barang-gay)? I need this info for translations.--
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is also a consensus term used to refer to languages like Tagalog, but I think we need a linguist or sociologist to make the call. But IMO, I suggest that we lump the majority into
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Here's something that I don't think has been addressed sufficiently here in Knowledge: how do we treat cities that are province-independent? The only three such cities I know are
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I don’t want to discuss the semantics of “ethnicity” here since it's not in itself Philippine-related… I’ll try to do that in your talk page. But back to Filipino as ethnicity:
150:, I'm planning to add TWO HUNDRED more articles about demographics and ethnographics. Is it blasphemous or against anybody's religion if we merge them all? Or merge them under
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of Philippine-related pages that now link to the disambiguation pages. I've started editing those pages to disambiguate the links. Maybe somebody would also like to help. =) --
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OK, I guess we agree that this statement is wrong: "The Philippines is composed of 95% Filipinos, 3% Chinese, etc..."? Would you help in eliminating these kind of statements?
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Please help in removing statements like "90% of the people in the Philippines are Filipino," because 100% of people of the Philippines (excluding expats) are Filipinos :) --
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are part of the Malay race (or if you ask Chris Sundita, decendants of Austronesians). Could we say Englishmen are Caucasians? Diba we say x% of Englishmen are Caucasians.
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to vote to delete or to keep. Apprently the article failed to explain its criteria on notability on who are worth putting on the list. Revisions I think are good too. --
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primary language here will be English, but posts in all Philippine languages are acceptable as long as an English translation is attached. Onward Philippine Wikipedias!
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Thanks Coffee, even if we can speak the language, we need to coordinate with reliable or authorized sources. Or maybe I've become a bit more Japanese in my outlook.--
1124:. It's correct that they do not have a political relationship with the province they are usually placed under, but we could not find a better structure, can we? ;) --
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Second, if the Chinese and the Spanish get one section (a very tiny minority), why couldn’t the Tagalogs, who are 25% of the Philippines, get a section of their own?
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Since the context is pretty clear, then it is definitely unnecessary to hyphenate. I imagine hyphenating "Chinese-Filipinos" when you are doing an article about the
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terms of %, I think 2% is too small. I think 50% of the people I know have some non-Malay ancestors. Most of this 50% have Chinese blood and many have Spanish blood.
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What a mess. Is there any searchable online database of republic acts? I thought that the Chan Robles online law library would have it but I can't find it there. --
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Why can't Filipinos just say, "I am Filipino". I love the culture, the people are friendly, and the language is beautiful (Maganda!) Just be proud of what you are.
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PS: As an analogy, here in the United States there is a distinction between "native Americans," "white Americans," "black Americans," "Filipino Americans," etc.
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to the Philippine wikipedias. (Tagalog, Cebuano, etc). Its kinda like the consti of all the wiki projects that allow freedoms we all share today. Whja think? --
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There is a searchable database of republic acts from after the Marcos regime (8th Congress to present, meaning from 1987 until now) on the Congress website,
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I think we have to questions here: 1) whether to lump together the Austronesian speaking Filipinos and 2) If we do lump them together, what do we call them?
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kanya'y dapat siyang bigyan na ng karampatang parusa ng isang administrador. Masyado rin siyang mayabang magsalita at mapagmataas laban sa mga Pilipino. --
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This seems to be correct or accurate. But the fact is, we need to clean this page for sure. When I first looked in to this page, I was going,"What a???"
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Philippine languages, and is the official language of the Philippines. adj. Of or relating to the Philippines or its peoples, languages, or cultures. --
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and probably villages categories for other nations. Knowing CalJW, he may insist on moving this category to the villages category which I will oppose. --
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As for streets, I think there are indeed significant streets that transcend their being just motorways. Examples in Metro Manila include the historic
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Excellent. And Kappa is indeed annoying... really, someone came up with statistics of AFD votes in the past few months, and his votes were 95% keep.
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Many, many years ago, I used to wonder why we spelled it with a single 'g', when we pronounce it with the 'ng' and 'g' sound, sort of like 'mangga'.
733:. It just that they celebrate/recognize the other part of their heritage other than Filipino. It's still a matter of allegiance and integration. =)
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In several articles in Knowledge, the term Filipino is equated with the Tagalog + the Bisaya + the Ilokano + the Kapangpangan + the Bicolano, etc.
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also renamed Davao back to Davao del Norte. The province should've been DdN from the very start of Knowledge. Ok... time to start the checklist:
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has made skeleton articles for all the barangays in Barugo. *sigh* I'm not sure if there's enough time to make a difference, but the vote at the
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An even more awful change (at least for our purposes) would be if the Philippines shifts to a federal system and, as described at the bottom of
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I'm kinda attached to my bottom, but I'm willing to risk it for the Filipino :) I'm not sure if you've read my answer to the same question in
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is in an indefinite state of limbo, we'll need to update all the articles and templates with notes and footnotes explaining the situation. :/
2526:. I am requesting that the site be retained or at lease a category for place be retained. CalJW wants to rename it to Philippine Landmarks. --
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4026:. The diagram in itself has shown and proven those points very clearly. It is very convincing, and I would support removing sentences like,
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one of the many ethnolinguistic groups, 3% are of Chinese ancestry, less than 1% are Spanish, etc. And yes, avoid Malay all together. --
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In my opinion, I think it is better to use the ancient ethnic divisions in the Philippines rather than the relatively new term, Filipino.
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Keep? Stubify? If no one is willing to add or build up, please delete. We should do our own housecleaning. There is also a controversial
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Yes, wikipedia is not a tourism guide, but citing important places is encyclopedic, so I do not think there should be any problem. :) --
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Just the significant ones. Spanish, Chinese,Japanese and American. Plain and simple. Their numbers are not big and does not exceed 5%.
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which is located in Leyte island is another case. It's an independent component city and not subject to the provincial government of
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article. Huwag sana kayong magalit, but it's nothing personal. Maybe there are other similar infoboxes you could use as a model. --
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Aarrgghh, its gonna be so long! The whole RP? I don't mind helping out a bit, but where can I find a list of zip codes anyway? :)--
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side of town, today, noticeably Hispanic-American. (The Filipino-Americans there tend to live in the suburbs today.) Anyway, the
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No violent reactions... so I guess I'll go ahead and replace the large infobox with the concise Successor series template... --
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His case has been on the media since last year, when he was convicted. I think mention of him would be best under the article
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Has a copyright vio. If any of you have the tamad, I mean, time, please write a clean original version the temp. Thanks.--
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hahah, I guess so. But you better keep close watch, the VFd's could still come, though I doubt it would be from us. :) --
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Can this be moved back (admin rights needed)? This is getting ridiculous. I really think that the province is a case of
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I don't want this document to be vandalized by Filipino fanatics who truly believe that "all" Filipinos are mix etc.
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just ranting... I spent a lot of time removing racist statements in the Demographics article, and here it is again...--
3080:, "Name of Davao province changed back to Davao del Norte" in March 1998. I guess we should update everything. *dies*
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I'll stress again that you guys are right, that Filipino is more than ethnicity, however if you are speaking in the
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planning to rename Compostela Valley to Davao de Oro. I hope, for our purposes, this won't get passed. Hehehe. =) --
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relief* I guess I can focus on his life other things now. Looks like wikpedia accepts the article . :D .--
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I'm not familiar with the rules of Knowledge. Could we vote to NOT define Filipino in terms of race? --
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sites category and don't want it changed to landmark. Thanks for sharing your insights though. Â :)--
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Has anybody tried to make an article on this case? If not, allow me to write it. Please reply in my
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There is a wikitionary and a place for us to create a Tagalog dictionary for those who don't know.--
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I'll keep watch. Maybe wikipedia is not as strict or scrutinizing on administrators as I thought.--
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in the other. (or we can just keep on increasing ethnic and demographic articls ad infinitum)--
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used to play it the same way Filipino could not be defined by the ethnicities of its members!
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Well, uhm, here goes. I think you can focus on his life aside from the legalities. :) --
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I am writing an article about Emilio Aguinaldo for the Dutch Knowledge. While reading
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for the Barugo template is split 50-50. Please add your voice to that discussion.
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of Compostela Valley from the province of Davao del Norte, and for other reasons.
2136:. I have no knack for dictionary writing so I'll leave that one alone for now. --
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because of other meanings that share the same term. Consequently there are now a
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ethnic Filipino. Are there ethnic-Americans, ethnic-Mexicans and ethnic Cubans?
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for the Barangay captain and create a redirect(I ' think I'll do that now).--
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Accurate. Asia is a geographical term. The Philippines are located in Asia.
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The Filipino Wikipedian is a disciplined military organization!*salute*--
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Hello people (again). I can use some help on the articles for the
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Day1:Hmmm still no Vfd's or criticism. The tension is killing me.--
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article and I can dig out my anthropology textbook if need be. :-)
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The results are in! Here are the articles to improve to FA level:
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Hi! This category has a vote for deletion. Please cast your vote
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I do not think Filipino should be defined by race for 2 reasons:
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Moros and the Highlanders. But I don't think we want that, no?
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Knowledge:WikiProject Philippine LGUs/Davao del Norte checklist
2621:. For some reason , places and locations are ambigous to him.
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Yet another awesome pinoy beats incredible odds and follows in
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Mainuswagon nga Bag-o nga Tuig ha iyo nga tanan! (Waray-Waray)
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Hey people. I was wondering if anyone would like to translate
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is black and he's considered as English as Prince Charles. --
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itself when it refers to Davao del Norte from the beginning:
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http://meta.wikimedia.org/Requests_for_new_languages#Ilokano
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Mahamungayaon nga Bag-ong Tuig sa inyong tanan (Hiligaynon)
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Anyways, again, this article really needs to be cleaned up.
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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/List of Filipino Americans
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The all mighty and powerful GNU Free Documentation licence
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I knew we'd have to ask this question eventually: Are all
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the talking gorilla which seemed to be more interesting.--
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reservist who passed along classified information to the
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Malay and is Filipino. Therefore Filipinos are not Malay.
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our Filipinoness by the % of Malays among our ancestors?
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Not lumping the Austronesian-speaking Filipinos together
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Phrases like the following should therefore be avoided:
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Cabeza de is Spanish for 'Head of ' meaning mayor of .
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percentage are are respectively Spanish, Chinese, etc.
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Mahigugmaon nga Bag-ong Dag-on kinyo tanan! (Akeanon)
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Maaligwas ya Balon Taon ed sikayon amin! (Pangasinan)
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tongue, it couldn't be common... there are 167 right?
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This category is about to be moved, please vote here
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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Manila Waldorf School
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I was just curious. For the sake of history, should
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This category is up for deletion, FYI.Please vote.--
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Mabungahong Bag-ong Tuig kaninyong tanan! (Cebuano)
4294:are both 100% American. Please take a look at the
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2) If we lump them togetheer, what do we call them?
3370:What is really the coat-of-arms of the Philippines
2614:. . His previous proposal was tourist attraction.
2478:An article was requested to be deleted. Pls visit
4804:Masaplalang Bayung Banwa keko ngan! (Kapampangan)
4801:Mamura-way na Ba-gong Taon sa indo gabos! (Bikol)
4622:side of town. (South of the Kinnickinnic was the
4387:Ok, I guess we sort of have some consensus here:
2644:. I don't see anything vague with the meaning of
2269:Anything, just you, because you're strong to me.
1180:on the English Knowledge, I was wondering what a
2971:places, buildings, etc. I am 90% sure of these--
2699:Knowledge:Tambayan Philippines/Featured articles
2267:Kahit ano, basta ikaw, dahil malakas ka sa akin.
2078:Knowledge:Tambayan Philippines/Featured articles
1639:This is also a very good website concerning the
1502:. It will be having its 90th edition in 2006. --
1482:'s footsteps. Apologies for not using English.--
981:Monday evening. Anyone wanna make an article? --
224:Demographics of the Philippines by other sources
144:Demographics of the Philippines by other sources
4789:Manigong Bagong Taon sa inyong lahat! (Tagalog)
4535:as anthropologist Frederick Barth described in
1403:Haha, ya I thought so too, just checkin. :-) --
1202:means town or village. Therefore Town Mayor.--
816:" di-ba?). I would like to resume my work on
4084:Other minorities (South Asian-Filipinos, etc.)
2196:I am turning you into a piece of ham, get out!
1153:as well, which is traditionally grouped under
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861:article, than separate small stubby articles.
4595:Nino Gonzales, Here are some examples of the
3817:kings during the Spanish colonization, :) --
3412:Alam mo, masyadong matigas ang ulo niyang si
3093:It seems that the same RA 8470 which created
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1907:and his men passed through when they stormed
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4822:PrĂşspiro Anyo Nwebo (Philippine Spanish)Â ;-)
4816:Makasi Tahun Ba'gu kaniyu katantan! (Tausug)
2906:CalJW is beginning to be really annoying. --
1679:Ok, no prob, it has already been rescued by
1282:Hey, just curious, whats the diff between a
2628:Knowledge is not a tourism site! There are
2132:I just wonder how it will stack up against
4795:Narang-ay a Baro a Tawenyo amin! (Ilokano)
4028:Filipinos comprise 90% of the Philippines.
3904:Filipinos comprise 90% of the Philippines.
3848:was a Cebuano and not a Malaccan native.--
2757:. It would be nice to see it promoted. :)
2189:Some planned additions to the dictionary:
1617:Reference Website for Philippine Geography
1590:is still referred to as a sub-province of
1074:Baguio City, Zamboanga City and Davao City
456:mix in with the masses (the local people).
4772:Then perhaps, the term should be used is
1859:recently wikilinked all the barangays in
4395:I guess you would also agree with this:
1120:, which are traditionally grouped under
698:22:22 September 29/2005 Filipino Lover
4319:Filipino if the context calls for it.
3297:passed a law renaming the province. --
2423:(not within Tagalog Knowledge, btw). --
2256:What do you think of me ? Just -Just?--
2158:, the link by the way (for Tagalog) is
939:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/philwiki/
903:so that it's connected to the article.
590:Some (or even most) Filipinos are Malay
522:Let's not make this article look Cheap.
4826:Best of luck to all of you in 2006. --
4819:Hapi Nyu Yir! (Philippine English)Â ;-)
1351:they're two terms for the same thing.
1219:, which we should have an article on.
1186:Emilio Aguinaldo#Early life and career
540:Sept 27/2005 22:29. By Filipino lover
44:Do not edit the contents of this page.
3442:New Demographic/Ethnic Group Articles
3352:grumble* What a mess, I even updated
3320:Palawan is not yet in Western Visayas
2612:Category:Landmarks_in_the_Philippines
1809:He should know, he's an administrator
1536:, are complete. Please help out! --
1215:Today's equivalent would probably be
954:Philippine Writer Biographies Project
7:
4759:original inhabitants of the land. --
3866:Diagram 1: Ethnicity and Nationality
3376:Talk:Coat of Arms of the Philippines
2536:The Julius Babao-Dawud Santos affair
2253:Anong isip mo sa akin ? Basta-basta?
2071:Philippine-related Featured Articles
2059:Category:Villages in the Philippines
1518:list of ZIP Codes in the Philippines
4839:Peoples of the Philippine Templates
4610:, he lived on the west side of the
4356:could be too vague and misleading.
4346:Western Malayo-Polynesian languages
2701:. Thanks. Merry Christmas too :) --
2399:I actually started translating the
2250:On Bullet's day , I will giant you!
1855:notable enough to have an article?
882:. I'll help you if you want. :) --
670:By city or towns exceeding 10,000:
18:Knowledge talk:Tambayan Philippines
4004:are in the same exact position as
2887:Category:Philippine film directors
2755:Knowledge:Featured list candidates
1968:Apparently, die-hard inclusionist
208:Demographics of the Czech Republic
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3909:Or divisions like the following:
3813:. After all, they were in effect
3416:kaya'y maya't-maya lamang na nag
2883:Category:Filipino movie directors
1885:I proposed an AfD (VfD then) for
1582:(under the big users section for
1580:Directories Pilipinas Corporation
961:is aimed to document the life of
804:Hi, I'm the guy that started the
4863:Ethnic groups in the Philippines
2712:Julius Babao-Dawud Santos affair
2695:2005 Philippine electoral crisis
2247:Balang araw, pag-higantiin kita!
2193:Hinahamon kita, lumabas ka ryan.
1779:Death penalty in the Philippines
254:Ethnic Groups of the Philippines
148:Ethnic Groups of the Philippines
134:Demographics, Ethnographics, etc
101:has been nominated for AfD. See
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192:Demographics of the Philippines
170:Demographics of the Philippines
152:Demographics of the Philippines
140:Demographics of the Philippines
1986:I've added my two centavos. --
1090:, traditionally grouped under
1064:proposal has been approved! --
899:I've moved this discussion to
871:Country X overseas communities
856:Well, the change was done coz
770:06:34, 28 September 2005 (UTC)
752:05:01, 28 September 2005 (UTC)
558:16:59, 29 September 2005 (UTC)
397:Make it simple and acurate.
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3024:I agree. I've moved it back.
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2931:Category:Filipino environment
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2638:Category:New Testament places
2599:Is wikipedia a tourist guide?
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822:Overseas Filipino communities
818:Filipino overseas communities
806:Filipino overseas communities
763:Overseas Filipino communities
738:Filipino overseas communities
248:Racist Definition of Filipino
4537:Ethnic Groups and Boundaries
3858:Filipino is beyond ethnicity
3483:Languages of the Philippines
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2751:Provinces of the Philippines
2630:Category:Star Wars locations
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2208:A beautiful Japanese to you.
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2080:for future FA discussions --
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2002:11:50, 18 October 2005 (UTC)
1991:11:17, 17 October 2005 (UTC)
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3772:10:19, 1 January 2006 (UTC)
3393:Mga kaibigan. Sali kami ni
2867:Category:Cavite Politicians
2432:Wow, you plan to translate
2199:Anong gusto mong palabasin?
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1880:12:11, 9 October 2005 (UTC)
1655:Philippine Military Academy
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3913:People of the Philippines
2794:High time for a promotion.
2733:2005 Southeast Asian Games
2473:List of Filipino Americans
2014:Barangays of Barugo, Leyte
1867:, and made an article for
1623:Regions of the Philippines
1330:It's pronounced with both
414:British, French, and Swiss
391:My propsal is to include:
124:means "big cheese."Â ;-) --
4417:, help whenever I can. --
4362:Western Malayo-Polynesian
4327:is grossly misleading. --
3752:Overseas Filipino Workers
3446:I added new articles for
3046:Davao or Davao del Norte?
2685:Looking for a coordinator
2608:Category:Philippine sites
2517:Category:Philippine sites
2202:What do you want to exit?
2176:Thanks to the burgeoning
2134:UP Diksyonaryong Filipino
2076:Discussion tranferred to
2055:are all barangays notable
812:(dapat "Overseas Filipino
4547:. To a Martian, we are
3702:Spanish Filipino Mestizo
2767:Fighting Maroons article
2619:Category: Places in Cuba
2617:He also wants to delete
1735:) in your prayers. =) --
400:What do you guys think?
190:should be separate from
4022:Now, I agree 100% with
3397:sa isang revert war sa
2935:Category:Filipino media
2745:Featured list candidate
2501:Ya, I was checking out
2450:Help on the LRT and MRT
2289:Philippine Constabulary
1781:. What do you think? --
1445:Light Christian Academy
1438:Light Christian Academy
977:of the Philippines won
4154:1) On lumping together
3980:transcends country. --
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3792:, who was followed by
3747:Filipinos in Hong Kong
2853:Congratulations! =) --
2234:- Fix yourself! :-) --
1952:South Luzon Expressway
1891:Barangays in Cebu City
1871:. There are more than
975:Precious Lara Quigaman
901:Talk:Overseas Filipino
677:By race or ethnicity:
603:Filipinos are Mestizos
168:Support a merge under
105:for the discussion. --
4846:Extremely inclusive:
4777:of A. from~A guest =)
4354:Austranesian speaking
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2642:Category:Torah places
2634:Category:Bible places
2567:No problemo, Jondel.
1869:Abango, Barugo, Leyte
1621:Recently linked from
1532:, as well as part of
1480:Kiwi Alejandro Camara
1261:Thanks for the info!
1013:Looks nice! Great! --
820:under that title (o "
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279:Why not just call it
196:Demographics if Italy
99:Manila Waldorf School
91:Manila Waldorf School
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4608:Milwaukee, Wisconsin
3968:'s thought from the
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3177:An act creating the
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4614:, and north of the
4366:Outer Hesperonesian
4358:Outer Hesperonesian
4249:My two cents worth.
4236:I strongly support:
3794:Philip III of Spain
3472:Pangasinense people
3257:www.congress.gov.ph
2689:Can someone become
2281:Leandro Aragoncillo
2205:Magandang hapon po.
2107:for discussions. --
2103:. Please visit the
2030:Merging is done. --
1493:The Philippine Open
944:Thanks in advance.
577:Filipinos are Malay
565:Filipinos are Asian
4616:Kinnickinnic River
4606:was growing up in
4531:Ethnicity is also
4216:I'm uncomfortable:
4204:I strongly oppose:
4090:Bisaya-Malaysians.
3970:American Civil War
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3798:Philip IV of Spain
3790:Philip II of Spain
3742:Filipino Canadians
3737:Filipino Americans
3452:Kapampangan people
3103:pending House Bill
3101:. BTW, there is a
2584:Je vous en prie.--
1694:Links to DAB pages
1594:and the codes for
1559:Metro Manila codes
1182:cabeza de barangay
979:Miss International
969:Miss International
629:Filipino is a race
352:Benjamin Zephaniah
4428:What is Ethnicity
4400:mentioned at all.
4268:Happy New year!--
4167:Muslim Filipinos.
4081:Spanish-Filipinos
4078:Chinese-Filipinos
3964:I am reminded of
3732:Filipinos Abroad
3542:Luzon Lowlanders
3295:Batasang Pambansa
3095:Compostela Valley
2780:Telephone company
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1600:Zamboanga del Sur
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1516:I have started a
1288:barangay chairman
1096:Zamboanga del Sur
1061:Ilokano Knowledge
1028:Ilokano Knowledge
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3840:Malay dictionary
3786:Philippine House
3779:Philippine House
3534:Filipinos Abroad
3500:Luzon Lowlanders
2503:Vanessa Minnillo
2274:Michael H. Allen
1729:Isabela province
1598:are still under
1563:Provincial codes
1443:The article for
1347:). And Noypi, I
1284:barangay captain
1217:Barangay captain
1172:Emilio Aguinaldo
867:Overseas Chinese
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