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No, not in this case. In standard English, we would generally use the definite article: You are from the Philippines." This gets confusing, of course, because some country names do not require an article-- for example: You are from Russia. But the country you asked about is generally known as "the Philippines" (referring to a group of islands that make up that nation).
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