What do you mean when you describe someone as pilosopo?
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Pilosopo: Very. ... In the Philippines, being a “pilosopo” is being someone who is always sarcastic, and asking rhetorical questions. Instead of giving a straight answer, a “pilosopo” would sarcastically answer.
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Pilosopo means who speaks sarcastically or speaks a lot.
Explanation:
What is Pilosopo?
- Pilosopo means philosopher in Filipino language.
- It is described for someone who argues lengthily either in the right or wrong way.
- Pilosopo might speaks sarcastically in their arguments.
- Pilosopo people are intelligent and wise.
- Pilosopo word used as insult in Tagalog context.
So, pilosopos are someone who has great intelligence but also has a sarcastic tone.
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