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I read a post about someone who referred to himself or herself as a half-breed, and it made me ponder, what is the best way to describe a child who is half Filipino heritage, and half white American? I certainly would not tell someone he is a half-breed, and a Filipino-American is a Pinoy who is now an American. Thoughts? Maybe Amrinoy, I think Mestizo is just used in the Philippines, is it best to just say American or something that shows pride in his entire heritage?

Nakabasa ako ng post ditto na sinasabi niya na siya ay half-breed, at akoy nakapag-isip, anu kaya ang pinaka mabuting diskripsiyun mo sa isang pinoy at isang pinoy na may lahi (half American)? Hindi ko din sasabihin na siya ay half-breed, at ang Filipino-American ay pinoy ngayun ay AMERICAN. Thoughts? Siguro Amerinoy, Sa tingin ko meztizo ang ginagamit nila sa Pilipins, mas mabuti bang tawaging AMERICAN o isang bagay na maipapkita ang pagmamlaki nito sa kanyang kinagisnan or minana?

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I read a post about someone who referred to himself or herself as a half-breed, and it made me ponder, what is the best way to describe a child who is half Filipino heritage, and half white American? I certainly would not tell someone he is a half-breed, and a Filipino-American is a Pinoy who is now an American. Thoughts? Maybe Amrinoy, I think Mestizo is just used in the Philippines, is it best to just say American or something that shows pride in his entire heritage?

Nakabasa ako ng post ditto na sinasabi niya na siya ay half-breed, at akoy nakapag-isip, anu kaya ang pinaka mabuting diskripsiyun mo sa isang pinoy at isang pinoy na may lahi (half American)? Hindi ko din sasabihin na siya ay half-breed, at ang Filipino-American ay pinoy ngayun ay AMERICAN. Thoughts? Siguro Amerinoy, Sa tingin ko meztizo ang ginagamit nila sa Pilipins, mas mabuti bang tawaging AMERICAN o isang bagay na maipapkita ang pagmamlaki nito sa kanyang kinagisnan or minana?

Fil-Am, Fil-American, Filipino-American, or simply American.

I would not use half-breed on anyone. It sounds like we're describing dogs.

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I read a post about someone who referred to himself or herself as a half-breed, and it made me ponder, what is the best way to describe a child who is half Filipino heritage, and half white American? I certainly would not tell someone he is a half-breed, and a Filipino-American is a Pinoy who is now an American. Thoughts? Maybe Amrinoy, I think Mestizo is just used in the Philippines, is it best to just say American or something that shows pride in his entire heritage?

Nakabasa ako ng post ditto na sinasabi niya na siya ay half-breed, at akoy nakapag-isip, anu kaya ang pinaka mabuting diskripsiyun mo sa isang pinoy at isang pinoy na may lahi (half American)? Hindi ko din sasabihin na siya ay half-breed, at ang Filipino-American ay pinoy ngayun ay AMERICAN. Thoughts? Siguro Amerinoy, Sa tingin ko meztizo ang ginagamit nila sa Pilipins, mas mabuti bang tawaging AMERICAN o isang bagay na maipapkita ang pagmamlaki nito sa kanyang kinagisnan or minana?

In Hawaii you are either brown [local]or white [haole]. No one cares much about 1/4, 1/2 or even what race you are. Occasionally you will hear someone called "happa haole" which means part Hawaiianl!

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In Hawaii you are either brown [local]or white [haole]. No one cares much about 1/4, 1/2 or even what race you are. Occasionally you will hear someone called "happa haole" which means part Hawaiianl!

Oh, so that's what HAOLE means. Another new word learned today. Thanks for sharing. :thumbs:

As for the OP's question: I would prefer Fil-Am better than be called half breed.

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In Hawaii you are either brown [local]or white [haole]. No one cares much about 1/4, 1/2 or even what race you are. Occasionally you will hear someone called "happa haole" which means part Hawaiianl!

Oh, so that's what HAOLE means. Another new word learned today. Thanks for sharing. :thumbs:

As for the OP's question: I would prefer Fil-Am better than be called half breed.

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I read a post about someone who referred to himself or herself as a half-breed, and it made me ponder, what is the best way to describe a child who is half Filipino heritage, and half white American? I certainly would not tell someone he is a half-breed, and a Filipino-American is a Pinoy who is now an American. Thoughts? Maybe Amrinoy, I think Mestizo is just used in the Philippines, is it best to just say American or something that shows pride in his entire heritage?

Nakabasa ako ng post ditto na sinasabi niya na siya ay half-breed, at akoy nakapag-isip, anu kaya ang pinaka mabuting diskripsiyun mo sa isang pinoy at isang pinoy na may lahi (half American)? Hindi ko din sasabihin na siya ay half-breed, at ang Filipino-American ay pinoy ngayun ay AMERICAN. Thoughts? Siguro Amerinoy, Sa tingin ko meztizo ang ginagamit nila sa Pilipins, mas mabuti bang tawaging AMERICAN o isang bagay na maipapkita ang pagmamlaki nito sa kanyang kinagisnan or minana?

i often read vj so i think that "someone" you are referring is me!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: i do termed it as half-breed but as what people say Fil-am is the common word for half filipino and half american!!!!

We are just observing.. There were some who pretends to be newbie but to our surprise, eventually they knew lots of things about particular people in VJ..

One could browse this site and forums for years and not make an account. Then one day decide to create one and become a newbie but familiar with a lot of members.

What's your point? Why dont you just stop making assumptions and go straight down to the point?

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