ASEAN bakal menerima negara baru "Maharlika"

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Duterte mulls changing Philippines to ‘Maharlika’


Updated February 12, 2019, 12:02 PM
By Argyll Geducos

President Duterte has floated the idea of changing the country’s name from Philippines to “Maharlika” as earlier pushed by the late President Ferdinand Marcos.

In his speech during the distribution of certificates of land ownership award in Maguindanao, Duterte recalled how the late strongman wanted to change the name of the Philippines, saying the name represents the late King of Spain.

“[It is called] Philippines because it was discovered by Magellan using the money from King Philip. Kaya pag dating ng ulol, ginawang (That’s why when the fool arrived here, he named it) ‘Philippines’,” he said.

“Pero okay na yan. Balang araw palitan natin (But that’s okay. Someday we will change it),” he added.

According to Duterte, Marcos was right for pushing to change the name of the Philippines to Maharlika, saying it was a better fit for the country because of its Malay origin. The public, however, rejected it because Marcos was a dictator

“Actually tama si Marcos, panahon ni Marcos, tama talaga si Marcos. Gusto niya palitan, Maharlika (Actually, Marcos was right. During his time he wanted to change it to Maharlika),” he said.

“’The Republic of Maharlika’ because Maharlika is a Malay word and it means – more of a concept of serenity and peace. Tama si Marcos noon (Marcos was right back then),” he added.
“Ang mga Pilipino sinulsulan lang, ‘diktador-diktador.’ Kagaya ko diktador. Kelan ba ako nag diktador, kelan pa ako nag-utos dito (The Filipinos were just urged to reject it because they said Marcos was a dictator. Like me, they say I’m a dictator, when did I dictate something)?” he continued.

In the Philippines, the term ‘Maharlika’ is used to refer to the feudal warrior class in ancient Tagalog society in Luzon. In modern Filipino, the term has come to mean “royal nobility.”

According to Duterte, Islam was ahead in the country around 90 years before Spanish conquistadors arrived. He said Filipinos originally came from the Malay race.

“Kasalanan ba namin ang dumating ang Espanyol, at kinonquer kami, subjugated…  Ang malas namin, walang missionary dumating dito (Is it our fault that the Spaniards came here and conquered and subjugated us? The only unfortunate thing was no Muslim missionary came here),” he said.

“Sila nagdala ng kanyon, sila nagdala ng baril. Okay na yung relihiyon, kung sino lang maniwala, okay. Sila yung nagdala ng, pumunta dito nang ‘di nila lupa (They brought canons and guns. The religion was fine, if people believed, then fine. But they went here while it was not their land),” he added.

“’Yan man din ang hinanakit ng Islam, hindi naman namin kasalanan yan. Eh, dumating yung mga p****g i***g yun, pinagpapatay kami, subjugation, wala mang magawa, so over 400 years nawala talaga yung pagka Malay natin (That is also the resentment of the Islam because it was not our fault. Those sons of bitches came here, killed us all and subjugated us. So for over 400 years, our Malay traits slowly disappeared),” he continued.

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CharlesDera

ado kono mongono dongan podano montori kito tu ko? wakakakkakakakakakakka

tumpanglalu74

MarryPottet

ingatkan bebetul akan wujud negara baru nama Maharlika (formerly known as JohorDT). Rupanya pilipin cadang tukar nama negara je

najib888

The Maharlika were the feudal warrior class in ancient Tagalog society in Luzon the Philippines translated in Spanish as Hidalgos, and meaning freeman, libres or freedman.[1] They belonged to the lower nobility class similar to the Timawa of the Visayan people. In modern Filipino, however, the term has come to mean "royal nobility", which was actually restricted to the hereditary Maginoo class.[2]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maharlika

In various Indo-Malayan languages, as well as the languages of the Muslim areas of the Philippines, the cognates mardika, merdeka, merdeheka, or maradika mean "freedom" (as opposed to servitude).[3] The Merdicas (also spelled Mardicas or Mardikas), whose name comes from the same etymon, were also the Catholic natives of the islands of Ternate and Tidore of the Moluccas, converted during the Portuguese occupation of the islands by Jesuit missionaries. A number of Merdicas were resettled by the Spanish in the communities of Ternate and Tanza, Cavite, Manila in 1663.[3]

Merdeka rupanya maksud Maharlika ni... dah nak sama maksud Thai-Land..

pokaibanktokyo

Negara baru ?

precious_chicas

Kamusta ka po.


Bahasa Visaya di Philippines lebih mirip dengan Bahasa malay borneo / Indonesia.
Masakan pun banyak yg sama, panggilan je sikit beza. Contoh kuah singgang, kat sana panggil sinagang. Kita panggil dodol, kat sana biko..tapi rasa mmg sama je, kat india pun ada resepi dodol.

maraming salamat.

jetrofa

ala.. susah2 namakan je 'Mahalkita'..

Bedah.Cun

Putanggg inangg yun!!

Bedah.Cun

Batang lalaki

Suchi

jetrofa replied at 13-2-2019 08:02 AM
ala.. susah2 namakan je 'Mahalkita'..

Amboiij ailebiu teruss

jetrofa

Suchi replied at 13-2-2019 08:09 AM
Amboiij ailebiu teruss

menurut kwn pinoy iol.. mahalkita ni versi advance iloveyou.. versi tak advance 'mahal ako ikaw'...bila dah advnce...'ako ikaw' tu d cantumkan jadi 'kita'.. ala2 dua hati mnjadi satu giteww....:lol

VirginLady

1. ABAIKAN

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VirginLady

wahahaaha seriouslah?!

raxief

aku pernah tengok drama pinoy kat tv, ada scence diorg berjalan kat area slum, ada la gerai makan, kat gerai tu tampal poster indomie mi goreng.. lepas tu pelakon tu pun sebut "mi goreng cingcong cingcong apebende ntah,, subtitle : kau nak makan mi goreng ? something like that la..

rupenye diorg pun faham "mi goreng" tu

RED 666

Alaaa, negara asean lain pun ada yg pernah tukar nama apa. Siam jadi thailand, burma jadi myanmar, timor timur jadi timur leste. Kalau pinoy buat ianya bukan benda baru pun

AnBulisia

duterte mengagumi ketuanan melayu