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  1.  @SlimjimMK11  ah yes, u know very well the filipino behavior and the inferiority complexes and fatalisms and silly insta-doom panic-attacks
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  2. legacy of the iberian masters
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  3. both philippines and vietnam actually are a bit hush hush on the true numbers of their ethnic and mixed chinese populations since ph for example, does not actually ever take any ethnic-based census and most mixed and pure/majority ethnic chinese filipino mostly primarily speak english and tagalog and/or their respective dominant regional language and most often identify as just filipino anyways, not like any official body ever asks anything but your citizenship anyways. in reality, nat geo made a genographic study last 2005 and they found that around 36% of the average filipino genepool has east asian components,... which historically points to none other than colonial-era mestizo de sangley and modern-day chinese filipinos
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  4. we need to utilize the nickel ore abundance in the philippines to supply the growing electric vehicle market, thenwe can make electronic vehicles industries in the philippines and have more jobs for everyone to be rich
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  5.  @nvelsen1975  maids and family drivers working 7 days a week, living with the family with only maybe one day-off break per month in the philippines among upper middle class and upper class filipino families is a norm that ive grew up with
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  6.  @himanshusingh5214  what does religion have to do with that???
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  7. Cukong is pronounced like Chukong/Tsukong. the letter C in Indonesian was inherited from the Dutch. they use that letter for like CH sound
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  8. ​ @omniyambot9876  probably, cuz these landlords in the philippines. the practice started with "hacienderos", who were first started by spaniards setting up farming estate hacienda plantations for the king of spain. when those spaniards died, they simply bequeathed their lands to the friar orders who let some mestizo families be their inquilino tenant families running the affairs of those hacienda estates. when the philippine revolution came, some of the abusive spanish and italian friars were murdered and eventually when the americans came to conquer, they gave the friar lands away to the people, that being the inquilino tenant families who had a lot of influence already and so officially started their legitimate being as the real landlords now. the national hero himself, his parents up to his great grandfather were also simply inquilino tenants running a farming estate under the friars who later kicked out his father when he was young.
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  9. it is because many are assimilated in thailand and identify as thai. in philippines and vietnam, this is the same case. many chinese descendants identify as simply filipino or kinh vietnamese
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  10. i wish my country can follow on the footsteps of the korean shipbuilding industry. my country is also an archipelagic country surrounded by water on all sides. the infrastructure issues or the lack of infrastructure are also due to the difficult geography
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  11. australia when viewed coming from the north is an utter wasteland. the austronesians follow to settle land on tropical island paradises they find. if the austronesians in new zealand had more time to further continue exploring, they would sooner or later find that the southern parts of australia were more welcoming for human settlement, but the british already made landfall before that happened
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  12. the northern and southern han chinese do have differences but not in the way you described. the southern han aren't just cantonese. there's many groups within southern han like hokkien, hakka, teochew, hokchew, hinghwa, cantonese, taishanese, hunanese, shanghainese, wenzhounese, hokchia, etc etc. these southern groups all had a history before of migrating over and displacing and/or assimilating previous ancient populations in southern china that preceded them before there. in china, those are called baiyue, but realistically, it was the ancient ancestors of modern southeast asian groups today. the northern han were the han that stayed in northern china and spread northeast and northwestwards and had other northern migratory peoples come over and assimilate into their population like mongols, khitans, manchu/jurchen, etc. etc. northern han mostly speak mandarin and jin now.
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  13.  @bryedtan  dont contact the number in that comment. that's a fake scammer pretending to be asianometry
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  14.  @MithunOnTheNet  han kuo-yu, the politician. his name sounds like han-kuo yu in mandarin, literally "korea fish"
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  15. ​ @SlimjimMK11  yes, i myself am not of the usual ethnic groups that people imagine when they think of "Filipino" but born and raised Filipino, but throughout the repeated years, it is a frequently observed behavior of many other filipinos to react to situations with just either "Paniccc", blaming, complain, run to another country cuz huh pilipinz bad, complain some more to everyone in the world pilipinz bad cuz huh have someone else help us cuz huh helping each right thing huh then no no you help, me run away, then next guy, no i run away too + insult own house like an entitled guest in their own house. point out this and that bad to them, "moar panicccc", more blame/complain/run-away. in a way, certain migrant ethnic groups in the philippines are able to be successful without these behaviors, but then reveal that to the usual "native" ethnic groups and their reaction "moar panicccc", "protect self, copy foreign racist mindset", "complain and insist have other succesful removed cuz haha blame you you you corrupt privileged", "gov always corrupt dont'yu know", then "aaaah powerless", "instant-doom", "give up", "run away", "country bad, moar complain". haaaay these kinds of filipinos, might as well good riddance. and then, when they come back to something good and fixed by someone else, "oh cri, iz a miracle, we (i) have hope".... eh no wonder, other minority ethnic groups in the country leads in various sectors instead.
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  16.  @carlosviajes  tsinoy dont have anything to do with that. we call the mainlanders as mainlanders in english, taga-china in tagalog, and taidioka in ph hokkien
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  17. "boba" is originally cantonese anyways that people just took the mandarin pinyin writing from. in the philippines, nobody calls it boba still. the popular term to call it is still milk tea or bubble tea or bubble milk tea. the drink utilizing chewy pearls is unsurprising to people since theres always been cold drinks with hard chewy toppings inside for centuries, like grass jelly, sago pearls, and such. the spanish record always utilized romanized hokkien terms to call them and the street vendors were often roving chinese peddlers, such as the likes that sold hot tofu curd in cups, people now call taho itself also from hokkien.
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  18.  @rutvikrs lol in the philippines, many filipinos would also read maharaja as maharaha as a legacy of the past spanish orthography used centuries ago that is still alive in some placenames and surnames
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  19. sadly some of our biggest top richest taipan billionaire chinese filipinos of the philippines have recently died of (maybe) old age (or idk) this covid season last 2020 and this 2021, such as Henry Sy (his fortune is now divided to his many children), John Gokongwei Jr, Danding Cojuanco, etc. the top big taipans left are guys like Lucio Tan, Tony Tan Caktiong(founder/owner of Jollibee corp), etc.
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  20.  @himanshusingh5214  what does this have to do with shipbuilding??
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  21. those pronunciations of the pinyin are cringy
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  22. The Kims Kings of North Korea
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  23. that decision is in the hands of the landowners. would the landowner agree to tax themselves?
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  24. he still says kuomintang a bit weird
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  25. many in the philippines always say that indians are the best in IT and even on youtube, they teach us free IT tutorial, but in terms of customer service to speak clearer english or more convincing accent of english, this is where filipinos excel.
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  26. the out of sundaland are the negritos, melanesians, australians the out of taiwan are the austronesians
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  27.  @taiwanfocus4385  non-Asian?? lol austronesian or persian dna are all Asian...
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  28. maybe he just researches them and then has AI write the script given the info and data
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  29. lol only the sino-xenic loans in korean and vietnamese. the core of those languages are koreanic and austroasiatic respectively, which are separate from sino-tibetan.
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  30. instead of smoke and haze, its the rain and super typhoons that want to come to ph
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  31. if Spanish Hermosa kept Taiwan and kicked the dutch out, it would have been part of the philippines as the 4th island chain and 4th star in the philippine flag. the ethnic chinese of taiwan are mostly the same as the ethnic chinese of the philippines too.
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  32. Salim also helped Manny Pangilinan in the Philippines to fund Globe Telco so now Manny Pangilinan is a rich billionaire in the Philippines
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  33.  @nunyabiznes33  maybe the american english that philippine english inherited is more neutral than if it were from british english, tho i think the frequent complaint about indian english has to do with an indian accent exhibited by many indian english speakers. Perhaps, languages in india contribute to that sort of accent more, whereas in the philippines, austronesian languages usually have simple enough phonetics like how japanese pronounces words and people in the philippines already had exposure before codeswitching with another european language, that is spanish, which today contribute lots of loanwords to philippine languages now like how english has a lot of norman french and latin/greek loanwords.
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  34. if looking for good news about ph, you can try the Behind Asia and Behind Philippines channel. they make a lot of good news kind of ph economy things.
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  35. there are more lannang chinoys in metro manila, although i did also have a filchi college classmate friend from cebu before. filchi are spread across the country. there are in davao too and iloilo and bacolod and many many other places in ph too
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  36.  @carlosviajes  yeah everyone just sayin whatever it is. hopefully those fishing militia clowns stop building more sand castle islands
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  37. what do the non-ethnic-chinese living under CCP think of it?
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  38.  @marvin19966  min wage in the philippines is like around 15k pesos officially around the capital at metro manila, but unofficially, blue collar workers like maids are normally paid like around 8k pesos or lower inclusive of living and food in the same home as the family at some room at the back by the kitchen. this has been the norm among upper middle to upper class filipino families where many grew up with many maids being paid just around that amount. i know in taiwan, they do source a lot of their factory workers and maids these days from the philippines, cuz i met a poor lady and her family in the slums before in payatas in metro manila and she said she has worked as a factory worker before in taiwan and was thinking as well of getting work in south korea. of course, these are the blue collar manual labor workers that only have like highschool graduate or didnt complete college. they're only working subsistence level salaries. the ones who graduated at some college can be paid around 20k-25k pesos as an entry level white collar job, but if person comes from one of the big 4 universities, they could be paid around 20k-30k pesos or so for an entry level job. the middle managers and experienced career people slowly get higher salaries but it usually just caps around 90k pesos or so. for incomes of over 100k or 120k pesos, u gotta have ur own business or big shares or be C-level at some company. some richer families in the philippines get rich off of having multiple branches of their business grow and spread till the their families make business empires to be billionaires. usually the billionaires in the philippines are some chinese filipino families and a few old blood spanish filipino families. the above rates are monthly rates.
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  39. Sudono Salim is Indonesia's Henry Sy
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  40. so it was a marketing success?
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  41. naga people are tibeto-burmese people. naga are cousin to peoples of myanmar, tibet, and china.
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  42.  @jackking7549  lol Orchid island by Taiwan is inhabited by a people who call themselves "Tao" who the japanese called as "Yami". ..."tao" is the common word for human in most philippine languages, including the nearby Batanes islands, where the nearest island of the philippines "Y'ami island" is only 97.5km, whereas penghu islands to mainland china is 158.70km....
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  43.  @onemigreyes8950  filipinos love to jump ship at first sign of doom. complain and blame, have someone else deal with it and run away to another country and insult the house that nurtured them as if they were merely guests entitled to their land's servitude.
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  44. coffee doesnt always cost the same
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  45. ​ @himanshusingh5214  religion is a personal matter that helps motivate individuals even in dire cases, but don't worry my country is not a theocracy, it is secular too just like many countries. contrary to the ideas of different peoples, christianity has its own rationality to the point, there is even a whole formal study on it called christian theology, but i dont think id wanna sidetrack and delve into explaining the christian logic from the topic at hand. As for nationalism, don't worry I have my own sense of nationalism and I also don't like other people in my country who may have tendencies to run away from problems or inferiority complexes. As for local products, I think it needs more than just patronage as a support, it needs to improve itself, whether or both quantity and quality and idk if they can improve maybe via learning from other countries if it applies to their situation. local industries need to be guided right and nurtured well, rather than to be left underdeveloped as people run away to better pastures than fix their own house. it's a bit ironic that i believe this even if my ancestors were not originally "native" or living as long as the other peoples of my country.
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  46.  @himanshusingh5214  what if the economy was opened up without harsh protectionism but the local industries were simply heavily supported via subsidies instead. perhaps a developing country may see faster industrialization
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  47. Bitcoin is your lord and savior. go worship now!!
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  48. the Taic peoples come from ancient proto-austronesian. the proto-austronesians just left the continent earlier and so in china, they remember Taic speakers since those persisted later and spread further to indochina peninsula
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  49. companies will still find a way to expect more from human workers even with the presence of better automated technology and such. u will eventually hear them reason out that humans need to work harder to compete with machines
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  50. then everyone wants to be one of those elite fckers
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