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The word "Philippines" is a noun, while "Philippine" is an adjective. When you are referring to the country itself, you should use "Philippines," like in the sentence "The Philippines is an archipelago." On the other hand, since the word "Philippine" is an adjective, you can always find it before a noun, as in the sentence "The Philippine eagle is the largest species of eagle in the world."
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What a different of the words Philippine and Philippines?
Philippine is the type of person and Philippines is the place.
What is the difference between Philippine and Philippines?
"Philippine" is an adjective that describes something related to the Philippines, such as the Philippine culture or Philippine cuisine. "Philippines" is the plural noun that refers to the country made up of over 7,000 islands in Southeast Asia.
What does Philippine means?
"Philippine" refers to some relation of or to the Philippines.
Is the Philippines made out of islands?
the philippines are islands (philippine islands)
What is the origin of Philippine music?
It comes from the Philippines.
who are the famous soprano singers in the philippines?
Philippine Air Force, the Philippine Army, and the Philippine Navy
What is Philippine history?
Philippine history is a narration of what happened in the past in the Philippines.
Philippines Islands or Philippine islands which is gramaticaly correct?
Philippine Islands
Are there Philippine eagles in the US?
No they are in the Philippines
What is the currency of the Philippines called?
The currency of the Philippines is called the Philippine Peso, with the symbol "₱" and the currency code "PHP."
What is the national currency of the Philippines?
The Republic of the Philippines uses the Philippine piso. The currency used to be called the Philippine peso. One hundred centavos equals one Philippine peso.
Does Philippine airlines and air Philippines are the same?
No. Philippine Airlines and Air Philippines is not the same. They are different airlines with somewhat similar names.
