Improve the Top 200 Filipino words #1118
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@Miodec As per the discussion here:
#1103
@Killer8Hyper brought it to my attention, and he has valid points indeed. The Filipino words are tricky also since they have subtle variations. But, I think could be mainly grouped as formal and informal variants. Formal is more in the contexts of formal writing, and the informal more in the context of social chatting. And I agree that it's better to use the formal variants also so that Filipinos will not forget their original forms. Aside from that, we avoided:
pag-ibig)DiyosorPinoy)Special thanks to @Killer8Hyper for helping with the improved list. This makes it conform better with other Top 200 Words list.