Filipinos

Filipinos should write more about science in Filipino.

The people of the Philippines are called Filipinos.

The Philippines has had English since 1898 in its ecology of languages, but most Filipinos still cannot pronounce it correctly.

Filipinos are not like Swiss.

Filipinos and Mexicans are something like Orientals.

My father, born as a Roman Catholic in the Philippines, converted in North America to a Baptist Protestant under the guidance of other Filipinos. At the time, he was hexed by joblessness. He was often a businessman of different wares and foodstuffs. Despite calling himself a Christian, he sometimes forayed into Buddhism, practice of meditation, and ideas of reincarnation. He believed that when he would die, he would be reborn in a different body in a different world—a different "planet."

From Roman Catholicism in the Philippines, both my parents in North America converted to Baptist Protestants, recruited by already converted Filipinos. They went to Baptist churches for years, until later years, in Pentecostal church, because there was more music.

Most Filipinos, as well as other nationals, have difficulty pronouncing English properly.

I wish that the Philippines were a really rich country that it would have its own Mars program. Filipinos in reality just like growing rice and mangoes.

Marc is an online Filipino friend from Cebu Island. He is of the violet kind, as he encouraged me about the artificial language Lojban. He is gay. He convinced me that there are Filipinos who are really avant-garde.