Experts indicate there are more than 5,000 Spanish loan words that are now part of the Tagalog language from Agente through Tricilo. Bodega, Escuela, Guapo, Guerra, Estudiante, Calle, Coche, Cuento and more have joined the language. In many cases the spelling is different in Tagalog than that of Spanish. Wikipedia has an article on Tagalog loan words that includes a Spanish section.
Filipino is a Spanish word, and Spanish does not use the digraph ph.
magellan killed lapu lapu and they all them of is going to die yesterday
The term "Filipino" is derived from the name of King Philip II of Spain, who ruled during the Spanish colonization of the Philippines. The spelling "Filipino" is used to reflect the Spanish influence on the language and culture of the Philippines.
Most of it are Foods , like noodles , siomai , siopao .. :))
There is no Filipino word that starts with letter Z. Maybe you can use colloquial words though.
Spanish dictionaries are good to use for those who do not know english words or phrases. It will help translate for people of latin backgrounds. It will be very helpful to any spanish speaking American.
The difference in spelling is due to the pronounciation of the english language. In the Philipeans, Filipino is spelled Pilipino. Since in english this does not sound like a, F, english replaces the P with an F rather then adding an h. NO. It has nothing to do with how it is spelled in English language. The Spanish called it Las Islas Filipinas. The original term by the Spanish to describe its people were Filipinos.
Most Spanish speaking people are likely to use the words "el teimpo" daily as it is the Spanish translation of the word time. Working individuals must keep watch of the time in order to keep their jobs.
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Influences of Arabs to early Filipino people: 1. Islam 2. Sultan government 3. Arabic language 4. Arabic writing system 5. Words like apo, sulat, alamat at salamat, came from the Arabic words ima, kitab and kali. 6. the use of calendar 7. "singkil" dance
To diminish the amount of people living in poverty
Filipino writers are people - they use the language that they hear around them every day.