What is Meant for being a Pinoy......
@Mikaela_taz25 (1842)
Philippines
June 20, 2009 2:52am CST
I have Watch this video recently about a Program in Speak out in the U.S. Where Filipino's there are arguing about What's like to be a Pinoy. and they debate on this by stating What a Filipino should have and don't have that makes them separate as one. It's complicated because they're so many Pinoys there Who are successful in their careers but never had a chance to speak Tagalog know little about Filipino History.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7kH8gYVJ7k
I think like the Americans, Filipinos are also a mixed race, you cannot just single out a tribe and prove that they are true Pinoys. for me, it's the attitude and how you helped your country men. 
F*ck With tradition,language,culture or history if you are corrupt or hater against another pinoy, that Would be a Bad Example for our Race.
FOr you, If you're a Pinoy, at least you think you are, What makes you one???
Are you proud of it? or Disgrace it????Thank you. Mabuhay!
I think like the Americans, Filipinos are also a mixed race, you cannot just single out a tribe and prove that they are true Pinoys. for me, it's the attitude and how you helped your country men. F*ck With tradition,language,culture or history if you are corrupt or hater against another pinoy, that Would be a Bad Example for our Race.
FOr you, If you're a Pinoy, at least you think you are, What makes you one???
Are you proud of it? or Disgrace it????Thank you. Mabuhay!1 response
@ayis12 (544)
• Philippines
20 Jun 09
Im not 100% pinay. But i born and grew up here in philippines. I agree many of filipinos are mixed race. Im one of them, haha! And i do met some full blood filipino but they grew up in english speaking country. So, they dont know how to speak tagalog. Sometimes i find it a lil bit weird. Because they look like pinoy na pinoy but english speaking..hahaha! no offense!^_^
All i can say is, IM VERY PROUD TO BE PINAY!^_^
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@Mikaela_taz25 (1842)
• Philippines
22 Jun 09
Simply because they're parents migrated to states or other countries that they didn't have time to speak or teach tagalog. some are even focus on their english speaking language that they forgot or didn't seem to bother speaker tagalog or knowing Filipino History. am also a proud pinay, have a great day.