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Having a Filipino immigrant population doesn't mean you see all Filipino phenotypes. There are phenotypes that dont migrate out of the Philippines because they don't need to. These are what...

he could pass as an atypical Filipino. People in the Philippines would talk to him in Tagalog if he were out in the streets

Filipinos don't really have an interest in either Spain or Mexico tbh. Mexican media was popular in the 90s but it's not popular anymore. Spanish media was never popular. Some Filipinos are learning...

Most Spanish-Filipinos today like the ones posted on this thread don't really have Mexican ancestry. They're more descended from Basques who came to the Philippines from the mid 1800s until WW2....

No. She was surprised to see a white lady speaking Spanish.

You won't really find European colonial populations in the rest of Asia besides city states like Singapore and Macau- but a big chunk of those are recently arrived, not from colonial times. Vietnam...

Yeah. Even very Spanish-looking Filipinos can speak some Tagalog

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2v70X7jNiLs

This guy speaks Bicolano as his first language. I don't know if he speaks Spanish....

Actually that's not true. A couple hundred Spanish were killed during WW2 and a couple hundred more left on a boat to Spain. The Spanish neighborhoods in Manila were mostly destroyed, but that caused...

they're not lost. They're still here, living in the Philippines

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GxyeAEdzlo
But most of them don't speak Spanish anymore

You haven't been to Korea and only know Koreans with K-Pop and K-Dramas. You're confusing Koreans with Japanese. Many Japanese look psuedo-European. Koreans never do unless they had surgery

You honestly think a person like number 4 would be called "chinita" in Mexico? I find that very hard to believe. There's no type of slant in her eyes at all.

So what will people call them (the ones who don't pass in your country)? Chinos, chinitos? or what?

And what racial term will people call them? Chino, indio, moreno, etc?

1.
https://i.ibb.co/SNbCzjM/1.png

2.
https://i.ibb.co/RSy57gS/2.png

3.
https://i.ibb.co/dmMKDpM/3.png

And one of the most violent regions in the entire planet... One would think that all the white Mexicans living there would not put up with the violence.

I agree with this. Although in the US, a lot of people wouldn't see the 1 as white. They would more likely see 2 as white because people don't pass close attention to noses here. Nobody would know...

Number 2 has a Filipino nose. That wouldn't give him away as non-white?

bump. In another thread, many people said #3 was white-passing, which I don't really agree with. So I'm wondering if #1 and 2 are more or less white-passing than 3

I guess you could rank them from most to least white-passing
1. Filipino of Spanish-descent. Both parents are Filipinos, but obviously a lot of Spanish ancestry
https://i.ibb.co/bbx7Syx/fonz.jpg
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So most Latinos call this phenotype "blanco" or something else?

so not blanco?

https://i.ibb.co/3ph7zQX/271187602-1545114979186438-4950980019314741246-n.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/cJcJ35N/271174448-5023768224352758-1814444305855730436-n.jpg

IMO, I don't see him as white-passing,...

And yes, these people are Filipino, not Spanish.

Here's one speaking a native language, Bicolano. This isn't even an official language in the Philippines, but he speaks it fluently because he grew...

Upper-class new money is mostly Chinese. Many are pure Chinese. A lot of new money are also native Filipino

Upper-class old-money is Chinese, Filipino, and Spanish mixed.

A small part of the...

What's the different between this look and other Southeast Asians?

I don't think 100% European Filipino exist unless they have more than one grandparent born in Spain. At that point, I wouldn't really consider them full Filipino.

Even this guy, who is probably...