pinoy

Originally a term coined for Filipinos living in America, it has become widely used in the PI as well as the States.

Huy pinoy ba kayo? Galing! Tama na yan, inuman na tayo!

by Anonymous May 22, 2003

pinoybonics

The Filipino style of writing that puts the predicate ahead of the subject or as an analogy putting "the cart before the horse"

"His speech, I thought, was his way of getting it off his chest whatever bothered him."

Should be:

I thought his speech was his way of getting whatever bothered him off his chest.



"But Vargas begins to lay the groundwork for it, here comes Abad, complaining."

Should be:

Abad immediately starts complaining the moment Vargas begins laying the groundwork.

by arlene minardi September 2, 2005

pinoy

a filipino man and for a woman pinay

are you pinay?
yes!! and my lola makes adobo with munook!
no, kristensn or whatever the hell your name is, we are not lazy to say filipino... I actually take offense to that. I just have an aversion to spanish colonialism...I'd rather say pinoy....know the culture first before you open your mouth.

by jfapinay July 2, 2006

pinoybonics

Similar to ebonics except the users of pinoybonics who are mostly Filipinos think their English composition is flawless....to the extent that most Filipinos claim their country is the 3rd largest speaking country in the world whatever that means.

Pinoybonics: To give you the DVD, I will meet you in Main Street soonest.

Regular English: I will meet you on Main Street as soon as possible to give you the DVD.

Pinoybonics: This is to request that checks will correspondingly be issued to IBM.

Regular English: Issue checks to IBM.

by Min Kolosh September 26, 2005

pignorant

pignorant (pig no runt) ADJECTIVE. To know less than a pig would know.

I told Kristen that she was a lovely person, except for the ignorance and the lying and the bigotry and the cowardice. I said I'd be happy to talk with her when she learns a thing or two. Give it 20 or 30 years. The pignorant little bitch.

by Maxhole June 22, 2009

pinoybonics

The manner of speech and prose of many Filipinos in which they butcher popular American expressions whilst claiming that theirs is the third largest English speaking country in the world.

Pinoybonics: "...news spread fast enough like a bullet train."

English:"……news spread faster than a forest fire "……….a bullet train does not spread

Pinoybonics: "..which only proves that in haste, there is error."

English: "...which only proves in haste there is waste." ...the pinoybonics writer made up his own saying.

by Raj Gumann September 16, 2005

pinoy

A Pinoy is a filipino man. A Pinay is a filipino woman. Get it? Oh ya and by the way filipinos are NOT pacific islanders... who the hell said that we were any way? the Philippines are in the map in ASIA not near Hawaii where Samoan or Tajisian people are! and yes people... believe it or not filipinos ARE asian.

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is that 20 letters and more than 3 words?
Pinoy blah don't really have an example

by deliz September 25, 2005