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It is because of the Americans themselves. When they came here and "free" the Filipinos from the Spanish rule, everything changed. The American occupation taught the Filipinos American culture -- from food to music to clothing. There were even rumors that the Philippines will become an American colony.
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The Philippines was a former colony of the United States, which led to a significant influence on its culture, education, and politics. American media, technology, and products also have a strong presence in the country, contributing to its Americanization. Additionally, close diplomatic and economic ties between the two countries have further impacted the level of American influence in the Philippines.
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How do you say 'thank you' in the Philippines?
In the Philippines, "thank you" is said as "salamat".
What is a name of the Philippines?
The official name of the Philippines is the Republic of the Philippines.
How do you use Philippines in a sentence?
The Philippines is my country. The Philippines is a bastion of democracy in Asia!Philippines is my country. The Philippines is a bastion of democracy in Asia!The Philippines is a country in Southeast Asia in the western Pacific Ocean.Philipines is located in Asian continent.
What is the code of the Philippines?
The country code for the Philippines is +63.
How many province in the Philippines?
There are 81 provinces in the Philippines.
If you are a filipino but americanized What kind of passport to use when traveling to Philippines?
a full us passport is acceptable
Do the Philippines believe in Santa Claus?
Christmas let alone Santa is a fictional Americanized character that is native to the U.S. only
Where does the last name Austria come from?
Austria - 1. Spanish: ethnic name for someone from Austria. 2. Americanized or Latinized form of German Österreich(er) 'Austria(n)'. _______________________________________ Another origin of Austria is that they are from the Philippines. So if your last name is Austria, you are either Austrian, Spanish, German, or Philippine.
Where did the surname Turnbow come from?
Americanized spelling of German Dürnbach, from a habitational name from any of several places so named or from places in Austria and Bavaria named Dürrenbach (meaning 'dry stream').
When was Americanized by Bruce Dawe written?
2013
What is the most aggressive insect?
Americanized Bee
How did the US try to Americanized immigrant?
providing education
Immigrants can become americanized by?
assimilating into the American culture
Do all hispanic people speak spanish?
Not all Hispanic people speak Spanish. While Spanish is the most commonly spoken language among Hispanics, there are many other languages spoken within the Hispanic community, such as Portuguese, Quechua, or indigenous languages like Nahuatl.
Is ham and cheese an European food?
No, it's pretty Americanized.
Where did the surname Coffelt originate?
Americanized spelling of German Kauffeld
What is the antonym of Americanized?
reconcilial - having the qualities of the land you originated from.
