philippine
adjective (Philippine); noun (the Philippines)
Everyday
- Philippine means belonging to or coming from the Philippines, a country in Southeast Asia made of more than 7,000 islands. tree →
- The Philippines is the name of the country itself. tree →
In the lessons
In geography lessons it describes the islands, seas and things of the Philippines; the people are called Filipinos. Phrases: the Philippine Islands, the Philippine Sea, the Philippine flag, Philippine eagle.
Examples
- The Philippine eagle is one of the biggest eagles in the world. tree →
- Manila is the capital of the Philippines. tree →
- The Philippines has more than 7,000 islands. tree →
- Typhoons often cross the Philippine Sea. tree →
- My friend's family is from the Philippines. tree →
- The Philippine flag has a sun and three stars. tree →
Note
Always a capital P. Spelling trap: Philippines has one l and two p's (Ph-i-l-i-pp-i-n-e-s). The people are Filipinos (with F), and «Filipino» is also an adjective. The country is «the Philippines», with «the».
On Mova
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