No. 7,474 in French
philippin
"Philippin" in French means "Filipino," referring to something or someone from the Philippines.
In a sentence
Le tourisme philippin est en pleine expansion.
Philippine tourism is booming.
The word 'philippin' acts as an adjective describing the type of tourism, indicating its origin or relation to the Philippines.
Mon ami est philippin et il m'a beaucoup appris sur sa culture.
My friend is Filipino and he has taught me a lot about his culture.
The word 'philippin' is used as an adjective agreeing with 'ami,' showing nationality or origin.
Nous avons dégusté des plats philippins lors de la fête.
We tasted Filipino dishes during the celebration.
The word 'philippins' serves as an adjective modifying 'plats,' relating to the dishes which originate from the Philippines.
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