Common Words:
* Barko: (Barko) - Boat, ship. Derived from Chinese "船 (chuán)".
* Kintsay: (Kintsay) - Celery. Derived from Chinese "芹菜 (qíncài)".
* Pandesal: (Pandesal) - A type of Filipino bread. Derived from Chinese "麵包 (miànbāo)"
* Sapatos: (Sapatos) - Shoes. Derived from Chinese "鞋子 (xiézi)".
* Kutsara: (Kutsara) - Spoon. Derived from Chinese "匙 (chí)".
* Tsinelas: (Tsinelas) - Slippers. Derived from Chinese "拖鞋 (tuōxié)".
* Tsokolate: (Tsokolate) - Chocolate. Derived from Chinese "巧克力 (qiǎokēlì)".
* Singsing: (Singsing) - Ring. Derived from Chinese "戒指 (jièzhǐ)".
* Tseke: (Tseke) - Check. Derived from Chinese "支票 (zhīpiào)".
Food and Drink:
* Lomi: (Lomi) - A type of noodle soup. Derived from Chinese "捞面 (lāomiàn)".
* Pancit: (Pancit) - A type of Filipino noodle dish. Derived from Chinese "拌面 (bànmiàn)".
* Siopao: (Siopao) - Steamed bun. Derived from Chinese "燒包 (shāobāo)".
* Siomai: (Siomai) - Steamed dumplings. Derived from Chinese "燒賣 (shāomài)".
* Puto: (Puto) - Steamed rice cake. Derived from Chinese "白糕 (báigāo)".
* Hopia: (Hopia) - Mooncake. Derived from Chinese "月餅 (yuèbǐng)".
Other:
* Kuya: (Kuya) - Older brother. Derived from Chinese "哥哥 (gēge)".
* Ate: (Ate) - Older sister. Derived from Chinese "姐姐 (jiějie)".
* Kaka: (Kaka) - Brother-in-law. Derived from Chinese "姐夫 (jiěfu)".
* Tiya: (Tiya) - Aunt. Derived from Chinese "阿姨 (āyí)".
* Tita: (Tita) - Aunt (specifically on the father's side). Derived from Chinese "姨妈 (yímā)".
* Lolo: (Lolo) - Grandfather. Derived from Chinese "老爷爷 (lǎoyéye)".
* Lola: (Lola) - Grandmother. Derived from Chinese "老奶奶 (lǎonǎinai)".
Important Note: These words are not direct translations, but rather adapted versions that have been integrated into the Filipino language. The pronunciation and spelling may differ slightly from their Chinese counterparts.
It's also important to note that the exact origin of some of these words is debated, as they may have also been influenced by other languages like Spanish and Malay.