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What is tito in the Philippine language?

"Tito" in the Philippine language (specifically, Filipino) is a term of endearment used for "uncle".

It's a shortened form of the Spanish word "tío," which also means "uncle."

Filipinos often use "tito" as a way to show respect and affection for older men, even if they are not actually related. It's a very common and informal way to address someone who is older than you.

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