Bye Pilipinas, hello Filipinas?

[R_sQuArEd]

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kuya! naa pa oe, LuFang henerang . . . pwo jowk ra, basin nia nai usbon sa mga Letters, ang B mahemung V, eheheh

[gunsky]

Sila sila ra say na confuse ani. Niya gitawag nga FILIPINO ang national language maski tagalog siya para dili maglibog sa TAGALOG nga locals (peraha sa Cebuano)

[gunsky]

I have some experience when my foreign colleague doesnt really know the right word, they use Philipino.

Foreigners make those kinds of mistake because they're not really educated about other country's language. Usually, the native or common languages spoken in the country is integrated in the system. I don't see how often do they hear Bisaya, Waray, Tagalog or any language in Western countries. Its a monkey-see-monkey-do antic. The art of fail copying.

[lstorya]

Mao ni gitawag nato og "Much ado about nothing.". And there's a reason why it's called "America" and not "Amerigo", coz the latter sucks.

[hobie]

I like this move.
Sakto ang gi sulti, confused ta tungod sa kadaghan sa tawagan, Philippines, Pilipino, Filipino, Pilipinas, Pinas etc.
Here in Bohol, daghan kau foreigner and tinuod to mga post diri sa mga fellow istoryans nato, kato "FLIP", bisan unsa ila tawag dili, Pilipino, Filipino, Pinas, Pilipinas, Philippines, the Philippines. gubot kau, might as well unite it into one, Filipinas.

If wala ko ma sayop, if proper/formal english lang ang basehan, it should be called, "the Philippines" and not "Philippines" alone, even kana ga libog ang majority sa atoa.

[SioDenz]

Ang UP mahimu nang UF

ang AFP mahimu nang AFF

FAG ASA

PAF --> FAF

[trylle]

Faranaque
Fangasinan
Famfanga
pagka Faet naba ani oi

[Vino Kid]

hi mga fafeng....

[immersiondepth]

haha bitaw sa? daghan diayng kausaban mahitabo ani uy...wala man na nila gihuna-huna ug maayo...University of the Filipinas (combination of english and spanish) laina paminawon...hahaist, More Pun in the Filipinas gyud (oh please pardon the pun! )...

[MAGNETIC.LEVITATION]

Republic of the Filipines.

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