The Mexican Connection, Part I: Commonalities Between Mexico and Philippines
Postage stamp issued in 1965 by SEPOMEX commemorating 400 years of Philippine-Mexican links.
My first impression of Mexico when I first visited the country in 2008 was that it felt so familiar. Since then, I have
lived in Mexico for almost two years from 2012 to 2014 and this impression has been largely confirmed. The Philippines and Mexico are basically similar countries separated by a
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where did you get your history book? :)... very nice and interesting stories that I never read in my ordinary history book
if there were many Mexcians who came to Philippines, were there intermarriages? sometimes some Filipinos in The US were mistakenly thought to be Mexicans because of facial features and physique
But I greatly agree, Mexico is like Philippines in many ways
The Americans totally changed our history when they instituted English language as the new lingua franca. Spanish was no longer used in law or business. It died a natural death.
where did you get your history book? :)... very nice and interesting stories that I never read in my ordinary history book
ReplyDeleteif there were many Mexcians who came to Philippines, were there intermarriages? sometimes some Filipinos in The US were mistakenly thought to be Mexicans because of facial features and physique
But I greatly agree, Mexico is like Philippines in many ways
Why do you think we never speak Spanish the way the Mexicans do, considering Philippines was also under Spain for 300 years?
ReplyDeleteThe Americans totally changed our history when they instituted English language as the new lingua franca. Spanish was no longer used in law or business. It died a natural death.
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