Indonesians traded various goods to the Filipinos, including spices such as cloves and nutmeg, which were highly sought after in the region. They also exchanged textiles, pottery, and other agricultural products. This trade facilitated cultural exchanges and strengthened economic ties between the islands. Overall, the trade was an essential aspect of the maritime economy in Southeast Asia.
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Not that much. Anthropologically, many Indonesian people are descended from the Philippines. Since, the Taiwanese first reached the Philippines and then what is now Malaysia, and Indonesia. Which is why, Indonesians look exactly like Filipinos. Even their culture resembles Filipino cultures a little bit. But, Indonesians and Filipinos don't really know each other these days. They simply just don't pay attention to each other. They're caught up in much other things. If Filipinos and Indonesians started becoming aware of each other, there is much they would learn. They'd also be stunned at how similar they look.
The ancestors of the Filipino people were composed of various Austronesian groups, including the Malayo-Polynesians, Indonesians, Malays, and various indigenous tribes. These groups migrated to the Philippine archipelago over thousands of years and intermingled with the existing indigenous populations.
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Indonesians call Celebes 'Sulawesi.'
Some Indonesians are Christian and some are Muslim.
What d'ya mean? Indonesians never shout at people for no reason. Indonesians are always friendly and smile all the time.
yes, we belong to a malay race. as well as the borneans; malaysian, thailand; burma or cambodia; and some people in singapore and vietnam. ako-in tagalog; bisayan and mindanao refers to "I" or I AM. I or I am in Indonesia is ako also.
The majority of Indonesians practice Islam. They are muslims.
Yes, many Indonesians study English.
The early Filipinos were economically self-sufficient, but they did have engage in active trade with Cambodia and China. Filipinos today engage in all of the economic activities of the modern world. They work in every economic sector from banking to technology.
Well, Filipinos do have a lot of Indonesian-Malay influence. Philippines and Indonesia were once Hindu empires. Philippine and Indonesian cuisine, also bear a lot of relation in terms of the ingredients. Such as lumpiang shangai, also popular in Indonesia as it is in the Philippines, though Indonesians don't use pork since Indonesian people are Muslim. Other than that, there's really not other much other than the fact that many Indonesians are descended from Filipinos, which is why we look a like. But Filipinos are barely aware of their southern neighbors. Philippines and Indonesia, don't even really hava foreign relation either, not as much as the Philippine relation with Malaysia.