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Laylay	Simbolo

Motto: (Filipino: For God, People, Nature, and Country)

Kansion na Dalin: Oh, Pilipinas dalin min kagal-galang (bersyon ed Pangasinan)

Kabesera

Manila
14°35′ N 121°0′ E

Sankabalgan ya siyudad

Quezon City

Salita ya uusarin na gobiyerno Filipino, English, Kastila .^[1]

Gobiyerno Unitary-presidential

- President Rodrigo Duterte

- Vice President Leni Robredo

Kawayangen Manlapod Spain tan U.S.

- Declared June 12, 1898

- Recognized July 4, 1946

- Current constitution March 25, 1986

Awang

- Katiponan 300,000 km² (72nd)

115,831 sq mi

- Danom (%) 0.6%

Bilang na Too

- Nen July 2005 83,054,000 (13th)

- Census nen 2000 76,504,077

- Density 276/km² (42nd)
715/sq mi

GDP (PPP) Nen 2005

- Katiponan $414.7 billion (25th)

- Per capita $4,923 (102nd)

HDI (2003) 0.758 (84th) – medium

Kwarta Philippine peso (piso) (PHP)

Zone na oras PHT (UTC+8)

Internet TLD

.ph

Calling code +63

Say Filipinas or Say Philippines (English: Philippines; Filipino: Pilipinas; Kastila: Filipinas), tatawagen a Republika na Filipinas (English: Republic of the Philippines; Filipino: Republika ng Pilipinas; Kastila: República de Filipinas), sakey a bansan kapuloan a nipasen ed kapuloan Malay ed Southeast Asia, a say capital to so Manila. Say kaarawi to ed Asia so 1,210 kilometers o 750 miles, tan 7,107 a kapuloan a tatawagen a kapuloan Filipinas.

Say Filipinas so panlalapuan na karakel a migrant workers o onkikimey ed arom a bansa; wala so masulok a 8 million overseas Filipinos tan say ipapawit da a remittances so masulok a $12 billion a tinaon.

Say ngaran a Filipinas so ingaran nen Ruy Lopez de Villalobos, sakey a Kastilan a conquistador, ed ari na Espana, si Ari Felipe II ed Espana.

Awaran

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Gobierno san Politika

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National symbols of the Philippines
Flag	National Flag (Pambansang Watawat)
Anthem	Oh, Pilipinas dalin min kagal-galang (bersyon ed Pangasinan)
Patriotic Song	Pilipinas Kong Mahal
Gem	South Sea pearls
Dance	Cariñosa (formerly Tinikling)
Animal	Carabao / Tamaraw
Bird	Philippine Eagle (formerly the Tree Sparrow or Maya)
Fish	Milkfish (Bangus)
Flower	Arabian Jasmine (Sampaguita)
Tree	Angsana (Narra)
Leaf	Fan palm (Anahaw)
Fruit	Mango
Sport	Sipa
Costume	Barong and Baro't saya
Hero	José P. Rizal

Saray Region

Sagor na Baybay na Luzon (Region I)
Valley na Cagayan (Region II)
Pegley na Luzon (Region III)
CALABARZON (Region IV-A) ¹ ²
MIMARO (Region IV-B) ¹ ² ³
Bicol Region (Region V)
Sagor na Visayas (Region VI) ³
Pegley na Visayas (Region VII)
Bokig na Visayas (Region VIII)

Zamboanga Peninsula (Region IX)
Baybay na Mindanao (Region X)
Davao Region (Region XI)
SOCCSKSARGEN (Region XII) ¹
Caraga (Region XIII)
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM)
Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR)
National Capital Region (NCR) (Metro Manila)

Arom

BBC Country Profile on the Philippines
CIA World Factbook: Philippines
U.S. Country Studies: Philippines
Origins of the Filipinos and Their Languages by Wilhelm G. Solheim II (PDF)
History of the Philippine Islands in many volumes, from Project Gutenberg (and indexed under Emma Helen Blair, the translator)

Saray reperensiya

↑ Cebuano, Ilokano, Hiligaynon, Bikol, Waray-Waray, Kapampangan, Pangasinan, Kinaray-a, Maranao, Maguindanao, Tagalog, Tausug are the auxiliary oficial idiomas in their respective regions. Kastila y Arabo are recognized in la Constitutionas.

	Filipinas
Kabesera	Manila \| National Capital Region
Saray Luyag	Abra \| Agusan ed Baybay (Agusan del Norte) \| Agusan ed Abalaten (Agusan del Sur) \| Aklan \| Albay \| Antique \| Apayao \| Aurora \| Basilan \| Bataan \| Batanes \| Batangas \| Benguet \| Biliran \| Bohol \| Bukidnon \| Bulacan \| Cagayan \| Camarines ed Baybay (Camarines Norte) \| Camarines ed Abalaten (Camarines Sur) \| Camiguin \| Capiz \| Catanduanes \| Cavite \| Cebu \| Valley diad Compostela (Compostela Valley) \| Cotabato \| Davao ed Baybay (Davao del Norte) \| Davao ed Abalaten (Davao del Sur) \| Davao ed Bokig (Davao Oriental) \| Bokig na Samar (Eastern Samar) \| Guimaras \| Ifugao \| Ilocos ed Baybay (Ilocos Norte) \| Ilocos ed Abalaten (Ilocos Sur) \| Iloilo \| Isabela \| Kalinga \| La Union \| Laguna \| Lanao ed Baybay (Lanao del Norte) \| Lanao ed Abalaten (Lanao del Sur) \| Leyte \| Maguindanao \| Marinduque \| Masbate \| Misamis ed Sagor (Misamis Oriental) \| Misamis ed Bokig (Misamis Oriental) \| Luyag na Palandey (Mountain Province) \| Negros ed Sagor (Negros Occidental) \| Negros ed Bokig (Negros Oriental) \| Baybay na Samar (Northern Samar) \| Balon Ecija (Nueva Ecija) \| Balon Vizcaya (Nueva Vizcaya) \| Mindoro ed Sagor (Occidental Mindoro) \| Mindoro ed Bokig (Oriental Mindoro) \| Palawan \| Pampanga \| Pangasinan \| Quezon \| Quirino \| Rizal \| Romblon \| Samar \| Sarangani \| Siquijor \| Sorsogon \| Cotabato ed Abalaten (South Cotabato) \| Abalaten na Leyte (Southern Leyte) \| Sultan Kudarat \| Sulu \| Surigao ed Baybay (Surigao del Norte) \| Surigao ed Abalaten (Surigao del Sur) \| Tarlac \| Tawi-Tawi \| Zambales \| Zamboanga ed Baybay (Zamboanga del Norte) \| Zamboanga ed Abalaten (Zamboanga del Sur) \| Zamboanga Sibugay
Political divisions	Regions \| Cities \| Municipalities \| Barangays
Territorial disputes	Sabah \| Scarborough Shoal \| Spratly Islands

[1] Cebuano, Ilokano, Hiligaynon, Bikol, Waray-Waray, Kapampangan, Pangasinan, Kinaray-a, Maranao, Maguindanao, Tagalog, Tausug are the auxiliary oficial idiomas in their respective regions. Kastila y Arabo are recognized in la Constitutionas.

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