Definition of Pinoy in English:

Pinoy

adjective ˈpɪnɔɪˈpinoi

Relating to the Philippines or the Filipinos.
a Pinoy dish
his Pinoy friends
Example sentencesExamples
- There's no Pinoy filmmaker which has a strong enough commercial identity that Filipinos flock to his film when they see his name in the marquee.
- Do I look Pinoy?
- For the kids a Pinoy party is the perfect opportunity to show their cousins and friends how much improved their otso-otso and spaghetti song dance moves have become.
- I'm always happy when a Pinoy movie beats out its Hollwood rivals.
- They all appeared to be relatively new bands that suffered from a lack of tightness at times, but for the crowd, Pinoy pride mattered more than perfect performance.
- There are very few Pinoy bands that I like, and Bamboo is one of them.
- I wrote an article for the newly launched Pinoy Expat E-zine.
- That's Pinoy optimism!
- Edna Weisser's "London Boys and Other Filipinos" ponders the fate of Pinoy English at the hands of the British.
- At this point am I allowed to say anything about Pinoy common sense?

nounPlural Pinoys ˈpɪnɔɪˈpinoi

A person of Filipino origin or descent; a Filipino.
the team was met by local officials and fellow Pinoys wanting to lend their support
Example sentencesExamples
- No matter how much they deny their Filipinoness, they're still Pinoys in the eyes of the Americans.
- Hundreds flocked to witness the boisterous parade of Pinoys dressed in native attire and sports uniforms and sampled the delicious and well-loved Filipino food and delicacies.
- When you marry a Pinoy, you don't just marry your partner: you marry their whole family too!
- As this work recounts the bitter return of a young Pinoy, Mariano, to his family in the Philippines, it links the trafficking of "third world" women to the international labor market.
- This true nationalism means the pride of being a Pinoy which grows in strength the farther and longer one is away.
- That made sense to the Pinoy, so he followed the advice and left.
- The boycott was in response to a Japanese-American man's attempt to annul the marriage between his daughter and a Pinoy.
- Some of these Pinoys "were American citizens then, after they served in the U.S. Navy".
- The plot centers around the Aberdeen, Washington, strike of lumber and shipping workers, including a Pinoy named Mario.

Origin

Tagalog.

Definition of Pinoy in US English:

Pinoy

adjectiveˈpinoi

Relating to the Philippines or the Filipinos.
a Pinoy dish
his Pinoy friends
Example sentencesExamples
- At this point am I allowed to say anything about Pinoy common sense?
- I wrote an article for the newly launched Pinoy Expat E-zine.
- Do I look Pinoy?
- There's no Pinoy filmmaker which has a strong enough commercial identity that Filipinos flock to his film when they see his name in the marquee.
- They all appeared to be relatively new bands that suffered from a lack of tightness at times, but for the crowd, Pinoy pride mattered more than perfect performance.
- I'm always happy when a Pinoy movie beats out its Hollwood rivals.
- For the kids a Pinoy party is the perfect opportunity to show their cousins and friends how much improved their otso-otso and spaghetti song dance moves have become.
- There are very few Pinoy bands that I like, and Bamboo is one of them.
- That's Pinoy optimism!
- Edna Weisser's "London Boys and Other Filipinos" ponders the fate of Pinoy English at the hands of the British.

nounˈpinoi

A person of Filipino origin or descent; a Filipino.
the team was met by local officials and fellow Pinoys wanting to lend their support
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of these Pinoys "were American citizens then, after they served in the U.S. Navy".
- That made sense to the Pinoy, so he followed the advice and left.
- No matter how much they deny their Filipinoness, they're still Pinoys in the eyes of the Americans.
- The plot centers around the Aberdeen, Washington, strike of lumber and shipping workers, including a Pinoy named Mario.
- As this work recounts the bitter return of a young Pinoy, Mariano, to his family in the Philippines, it links the trafficking of "third world" women to the international labor market.
- When you marry a Pinoy, you don't just marry your partner: you marry their whole family too!
- The boycott was in response to a Japanese-American man's attempt to annul the marriage between his daughter and a Pinoy.
- This true nationalism means the pride of being a Pinoy which grows in strength the farther and longer one is away.
- Hundreds flocked to witness the boisterous parade of Pinoys dressed in native attire and sports uniforms and sampled the delicious and well-loved Filipino food and delicacies.

Origin

Tagalog.

单词	Pinoy
释义	Definition of Pinoy in English: Pinoy adjective ˈpɪnɔɪˈpinoi Relating to the Philippines or the Filipinos. a Pinoy dish his Pinoy friends Example sentencesExamples There's no Pinoy filmmaker which has a strong enough commercial identity that Filipinos flock to his film when they see his name in the marquee. Do I look Pinoy? For the kids a Pinoy party is the perfect opportunity to show their cousins and friends how much improved their otso-otso and spaghetti song dance moves have become. I'm always happy when a Pinoy movie beats out its Hollwood rivals. They all appeared to be relatively new bands that suffered from a lack of tightness at times, but for the crowd, Pinoy pride mattered more than perfect performance. There are very few Pinoy bands that I like, and Bamboo is one of them. I wrote an article for the newly launched Pinoy Expat E-zine. That's Pinoy optimism! Edna Weisser's "London Boys and Other Filipinos" ponders the fate of Pinoy English at the hands of the British. At this point am I allowed to say anything about Pinoy common sense? nounPlural Pinoys ˈpɪnɔɪˈpinoi A person of Filipino origin or descent; a Filipino. the team was met by local officials and fellow Pinoys wanting to lend their support Example sentencesExamples No matter how much they deny their Filipinoness, they're still Pinoys in the eyes of the Americans. Hundreds flocked to witness the boisterous parade of Pinoys dressed in native attire and sports uniforms and sampled the delicious and well-loved Filipino food and delicacies. When you marry a Pinoy, you don't just marry your partner: you marry their whole family too! As this work recounts the bitter return of a young Pinoy, Mariano, to his family in the Philippines, it links the trafficking of "third world" women to the international labor market. This true nationalism means the pride of being a Pinoy which grows in strength the farther and longer one is away. That made sense to the Pinoy, so he followed the advice and left. The boycott was in response to a Japanese-American man's attempt to annul the marriage between his daughter and a Pinoy. Some of these Pinoys "were American citizens then, after they served in the U.S. Navy". The plot centers around the Aberdeen, Washington, strike of lumber and shipping workers, including a Pinoy named Mario. Origin Tagalog. Definition of Pinoy in US English: Pinoy adjectiveˈpinoi Relating to the Philippines or the Filipinos. a Pinoy dish his Pinoy friends Example sentencesExamples At this point am I allowed to say anything about Pinoy common sense? I wrote an article for the newly launched Pinoy Expat E-zine. Do I look Pinoy? There's no Pinoy filmmaker which has a strong enough commercial identity that Filipinos flock to his film when they see his name in the marquee. They all appeared to be relatively new bands that suffered from a lack of tightness at times, but for the crowd, Pinoy pride mattered more than perfect performance. I'm always happy when a Pinoy movie beats out its Hollwood rivals. For the kids a Pinoy party is the perfect opportunity to show their cousins and friends how much improved their otso-otso and spaghetti song dance moves have become. There are very few Pinoy bands that I like, and Bamboo is one of them. That's Pinoy optimism! Edna Weisser's "London Boys and Other Filipinos" ponders the fate of Pinoy English at the hands of the British. nounˈpinoi A person of Filipino origin or descent; a Filipino. the team was met by local officials and fellow Pinoys wanting to lend their support Example sentencesExamples Some of these Pinoys "were American citizens then, after they served in the U.S. Navy". That made sense to the Pinoy, so he followed the advice and left. No matter how much they deny their Filipinoness, they're still Pinoys in the eyes of the Americans. The plot centers around the Aberdeen, Washington, strike of lumber and shipping workers, including a Pinoy named Mario. As this work recounts the bitter return of a young Pinoy, Mariano, to his family in the Philippines, it links the trafficking of "third world" women to the international labor market. When you marry a Pinoy, you don't just marry your partner: you marry their whole family too! The boycott was in response to a Japanese-American man's attempt to annul the marriage between his daughter and a Pinoy. This true nationalism means the pride of being a Pinoy which grows in strength the farther and longer one is away. Hundreds flocked to witness the boisterous parade of Pinoys dressed in native attire and sports uniforms and sampled the delicious and well-loved Filipino food and delicacies. Origin Tagalog.
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