it is due to some grammar laws which indicate that we have to use the letter F (which is not originally part of the Filipino alphabet) instead of Ph.
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.
Lola and Lolo are grandmother and grandfather in philipino
The English adjective for things or people in the Philippines is Filipino.
"I love you" in Filipino is "Mahal kita."
"Hello" in Filipino is "Kamusta," or "Kumusta."
"Mother" in Filipino is "ina."
According to Google Translate, the verb "to do" in Philipino is "gawin."
Kumusta ka na.. just say it in a pleasant manner and by the way it's not philipino but Filipino.
I think shes half philipino and half somthing else
The English adjective for things or people in the Philippines is Filipino.
#1. that is not how you spell Filipino... its Philipino... #2. where were you born... England? #3 the names are Achmed, Herold, and Kumar #4 your welcome:)
Yes, you need a Visa if you are a Philipino to get into the UK.
Yes. He is half Philipino and half Irish.
yes there are more philipino working in kurdustand and its safe nothing to worry about
Thank you in Filipino is "salamat." Thank you very much is "maraming salamat."
CUBAN ----------- Batista was born in Washington D.C. His heritage is Philipino & Greek.
No. She was born in TennesseShe is not philipino, but as far as I know, she is from Nashville, Tennessee.. making her southern country. Hope this helps!
philipino, bring them a sympathy card, if someone passed, bring them a casserole you just bring yourself, you don't need anything..