If his last name is non-Hispanic but native Filipino like Aglipay or Macapagal, then he is surely Filipino unless he was just adopted by native Filipinos. Some Chinese and even other Asians look Filipino because all of us are from Asia. You can just tell if he has some Spanish blood by the features of his face. If he looks like the rich and rare Caucasian-looking Zobel de Ayala people in Manila, then he surely has a Hispanic bloodline. (Click for more) -- Filipino Online Bulletin - Philippine News Updates from USA, Philippines, Beyond

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Subject: If his last name is non-Hispanic but native Filipino like Aglipay or Macapagal, then he is surely Filipino unless he was just adopted by native Filipinos. Some Chinese and even other Asians look Filipino because all of us are from Asia. You can just tell if he has some Spanish blood by the features of his face. If he looks like the rich and rare Caucasian-looking Zobel de Ayala people in Manila, then he surely has a Hispanic bloodline. (Click for more)

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Date Posted: 10/25/05 7:12am PDT
In reply to: Celeste 's message, "Re: IMSCF Syndrome ("I'm Spanish-Chinese-Filipino" Syndrome) in America" on 10/19/05 10:52pm PDT

If he was born in the Philippines and has a Hispanic last name, he surely is Filipino. If his last name is Chinese but he was born in the Philippines, then he must really be Chinese since there are so many pure Chinese in the Philippines. In contrast, there are so few pure or mixed Spanish over there.

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