Pinoy

Pinoy is a term that people in the Philippines use to refer to themselves. It's kind of like saying "Filipino" or "Filipina." You know how you are Boysen or Girlsen because you are a boy or a girl? It's the same thing with Pinoy. It's a special word for people from the Philippines.

Pinoy is short for "Filipino" and it's a way for people to show their pride in being from the Philippines. Just like how you might feel proud of being a good artist or a great runner, people in the Philippines feel proud of their culture and heritage. So, they use the word Pinoy to show that they are proud to be Filipino.

When someone says "Pinoy," it means that they are talking about someone who is from the Philippines or has Filipino roots. People who are Pinoy might speak Filipino or Tagalog, which is the official language of the Philippines. They might also enjoy eating delicious Filipino food like adobo, sinigang, or pancit.

Just like you might have friends from different countries or places, Pinoy people have friends from all over the world too. They have their own special community where they celebrate their culture, traditions, and even play fun games like the "Sipa." They also have special holidays and festivals, such as the famous "Sinulog" or "Pahiyas."

Being Pinoy is really special because it means you are part of a big and diverse group of people who are proud of where they come from. It's like having a big family that supports and loves each other. So, when you hear someone say "Pinoy," you can know that they are talking about someone who is proud to be from the Philippines and part of a special community.