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What was the Filipino native elite class of the 1800s called?
ilustrados
What is the Japanese word for elite?
エリート Erīto
Who are the Filipino propagandists and what are their works?
The Propaganda Movement was composed of the Filipino elite in 1872. There were 14 known propagandist who aimed to have human rights and freedoms recognized.
What is the name of an Elite jananese warrior?
If you mean Japanese then they are called Samurai.
What is the word elite when translated from English to Japanese?
"Seiei" is pronounced: say-ay.
What is Pokemon episode 633?
Japanese Name: Elite Four Flint and Gym Leader Volkner
What is the reason why andress bonifacio killed?
He was murdered by men he trusted and considered brothers because of the typical greed and personal ambitions of the ELITE!
Why is the elite Xbox 360 better than the arcarde Xbox 360?
several different reasons: 1. The elite doesnt overheat 2.Elite has more memory, arcade has none u have to buy hardrive 3.elite's controller battery power lasts longer
Why the elite 4 in Pokemon Crystal do not get stronger?
There are various reasons that the Elite 4 in Pokemon Crystal do not get stronger. For example, the game is intended for a young audience and it may be too hard.
Who is Joshua Torralba the Filipino Basketball sensation?
He's one of the best basketball players to come out of McAllen TX! Nike Elite starter, Nike Elite camp All Star. All around leader, and a great person in general. Feel dumb yet?
Why can't you steal Pokemon from the Elite four?
1 of the reasons behind not being able to steal the Elite 4's Pokémon is because your player character is meant to be a good person with no evil intentions.
The New Yorker in tondo events?
"The New Yorker in Tondo" is a one-act play by Filipino playwright, Rolando S. Tinio. Set in a Filipino context, it revolves around a group of elite friends who return to their hometown after living in New York City, showcasing their pretentiousness and disconnection from local realities. The play critiques social class and cultural identity, highlighting the characters' superficiality and the tension between their aspirations and the realities of Filipino life. Through witty dialogue and sharp observations, Tinio explores themes of alienation and the impact of Western influences on Filipino society.
