Filipino
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- adjective
- /ˌfɪlɪˈpinoʊ/
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filipino
- Arguably the most beloved Filipino artist in Philippine history, Amorsolo
- a Filipino community
- Filipino patients
- Filipino artists
I am doing a panel for Filipino Heritage Month.
- I am doing a panel for Filipino Heritage Month.
- Tonight we are going to a Filipino food buffet.
- But the Filipino team really ignored this.
- So thumbs up if you guys want to see a contouring video on a Filipino nose, I suppose.
- Throw that, throw that down the hole and, and then that Filipino Thanksgiving right there, bro, you feel me?
- I don't, I don't know why, but it's just from what I've observed, it's way easier when you're half because I think when you're half, you don't look quite Filipino.
- I got my white people drink and my Filipino food just in case this is nasty because it's my first time making it.
- So I'd like to talk again next about Filipino cuisine on the other hand, and the confluence that exists in in Philippine cuisine.
- So when I was doing motion capture, they had these Kali sticks, you know, the Filipino sticks.
Examples
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I just wanted to showcase Filipino designers, their creativity.
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Tonight we are going to a Filipino food buffet.
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Um, well you remember that cool Filipino market we went to?
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I am doing a panel for Filipino Heritage Month.
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We're going to have classic, classic Filipino snacks.
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Our cuisine is Filipino fusion.
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And I'm Filipino, not Mexican.
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So my mom made me one of my favorite Filipino foods, Longanisa.
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Instead, members from these groups say things like being Filipino means being Catholic, or I'm Hindu because I'm Indian.
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For Filipino Heritage Month, we are celebrating traditional Filipino music and dance.
Synonyms
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About the Philippines, the people who live there, or their customs
Compounds
The official national language of the Philippines based on Tagalog and using words from other local languages
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Filipino comes from the name Philip, the Spanish king who gave the islands their name. So Filipino as an adjective means 'from the Philippines' or about its people, language, or culture.