| = During our Dark ages | Joshua Vasquez Butawan [15.Sep.05 17:29] |
| Magaling ang ginawa mo señor == Tagalog ( Philippines ) our languge. Nice one you got here! I really appreciate it! Philippines, Cuba, Puerto Rico and Panama, these nation has similarities, we suffered we endured ane we together fought and struggled, just to attain what we want and that is the freedom against Spanish colonization, You did really well my amigo Gonzales, as of now Philippines my country doesn't have its own image and culture, coz as i can see we speak English, or cultures is likely to be 98% as of the spaniards, we lost our real self, Because of the dark age of our past, now the Philippines has three classifications, Those Chinese Filipino, Mestizo Filipino (those descendant from hispanic) and so as the Malay Filipino. | |
| = . | Joshua Vasquez Butawan [15.Sep.05 17:31] |
| sorry, I just notice that there are some mistakes, you mispelles Phillipines ---> (Philippines) these one is the correct spelling. | |
| = valuable feedback | Edilberto González Trejos [15.Sep.05 20:58] |
| Your comments are quite valuable and your feedback enhances and improves my work. It`s a humble approach from a "Panameño" to be enriched by Philippines, Cubans and Puertorricans. By the way, we all practise boxing, most of us baseball and horse-racing, hehe... Saludos, SONGO | |
| = Philippines - corrected | Edilberto González Trejos [15.Sep.05 21:02] |
| I think I`ve made all the corrections on Philippines instead of wrong "Phillipines"**** Cheers S.- | |
| = Again. | Joshua Vasquez Butawan [17.Sep.05 15:44] |
| There are still typos regarding the spelling of Philippines, some errors "Phillipine Autonomy Act" of 1916 The Philipines also dealt with the Nippon Hey amigo, you know what Filipinos are good in fighting, hehehe, we have an iron knuckles (PACMAN), he..he.. do you know who is pacman?? | |
| = Pacman | Edilberto González Trejos [17.Sep.05 16:23] |
| Thanks again "amigo"! Yeah, since PANCHO VILLA´s times, Filipino boxers (rather gladiators) rule... And of course, PACMAN (Manny Pacquiao) rules! Sportly, SONGO | |
| = Pssst..! | Joshua Vasquez Butawan [18.Sep.05 02:02] |
| Cubans, Puertorricans, Philippines and Panamanians share a Hispanic background, You are refering to a certain group, like Cubans, Panamanians. But then you wrote Philippines, which is the name of our country in English, the term used in people who lives in the Philippines is *Filipino* just add *s* ( if plural form ), it's an English term. Sorry if I keep on bugging u! It just so happened.... | |
| = interesting | Edilberto González Trejos [18.Sep.05 02:16] |
| Interesting, Joshua... The term referring to the inhabitants of Philippines is "Filipino" in singular and "Filipinos" in plural, just like we say it in Spanish... One more thing in common! Cheers, SONGO | |
| = Philippines in pain | Edilberto González Trejos [18.Feb.06 19:43] |
| Just using this space and these lines to express my feelings towards the thousands of victims in Philippines landslide disaster. | |
| = Philippenes, Cuba, Puerto Rico and Panama | John Willy Kopperud [20.Aug.06 15:00] |
...Enlightening approach to Hispanic, aborigin and colonial history. Thank you, Songo! Wipperud | |