What are some filipino nick names?

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Binibini

dodong,

inday,

daday,

boboy,

tata,

totoy,

baby,

ging-ging,

ann-ann

i a

Filipinos like doorbell names like:
1. bing bing
2. bong bong
3. dong dong
4. ding dong
5. bing bong
6. Cling cling
7. Klang klang
8. Lang lang

Filipinos like to put an h on their nick names like:
1. bhoy
2. bhing

Other nick names: [The following names are not fictional characters. I know these people personally.]
1. boknoy
2. inday
3. toto
4. nene
5. bobong
6. mac mac
7. kang kang
8. pangga
9. langging
10. yeye

sonny

Inday <3

yatzky

i have a nephew who is very naughty , so we call him "damunyor" instead of dyunyor

tranquil

Dick for Benedict;
Auntie Baby (no matter if she's greater than 75 years old);
Tito Boy (similar to Auntie Baby).

adam z

hey!!!

Most Common Street Nick Names are :

1. Boyet ( If they go to a formal or social gathering they like to spell it with an "h" like Bhoyet )

2. Boy

3. Raul

4. Bong

5. Jun

6. Arnel

7. Rey

8. Junyor ( junior )

9. Nilo

10. Inday

11. Malou

12. Since the popular singer came out, all the JR's spell their names as " Jay-R " gaya gaya talaga mga tarantado!

13. Mulong

14. Ruben

15. Bebot

16. Tata

17. Beth

18, Vilma

19. Mane - short for manilyn

20. Gabo - short for gabby

21. Ipe - short for philip

22. jojo

23. chona

24. manny

25. Rodel

26. Mar

27. Dong

28. Ding

29. Chi chi

30. Jong

31. Tolits or Lito

32. Maimai

33. Bogs

sweet water

Bingbing
Boy Tigas (for most husbands: tigasundo, etc)
Madonna (Amado before the operation)
Pepito (ang buhok, nakakalbo na siya)
Erning Putol (he used to hunt crocodiles)

â™¥wildflowerâ™¥

nene,
'day(inday),
lakay,
repapips,
mars,

i can't think of anything more...

Reeny120

In my family, we have Beng Beng, Bimbo, Ding Dong, Jai Jai, Mac Mac and Lito. I'm so glad that my parents were kind enough not to give me a crazy nickname, but my caucasian husband is determined to give me one.

Ofalyn H

in my family we have bi-bing, ma-king, inday, nonoy, butche, ti-ti and jun-jun.

siopaO

pe-pe
buloy
dadang
dodong
jep-jep
jen-jen
jun-jun
gabo
andoy
inday
totoy
kalbo
tata
toto

.........

NONAME

ling ling,dong dong,mar mar

holaimdora

bonding [BOn-ding]
ato/ ato-to

Anathema Device

We like nicknames that sound like doorbells - Ding, Dong, Dingdong, Bong-bong, Bing-bing, Bing-bong, Ping, Diding, Dang, Ting, Tingting ...

Then there's Bubut, Bobot, Bot, Babut, Botbot...

We also like nicknames like Che-che, Jojo, Lyn-lyn, Mai-mai, Kat-kat, Ron-ron, Dondon ...

Pinoys also have a penchant for adding "h" to otherwise ordinary nicknames, e.g., Bhoy, Vhong ...

Mike's Girl

"migs" for miguel

Ms. Informed

haha...everyone filipino has an aunt baby or uncle boy...

then my cousins nicknames are: ling-ling, ming-ming, bing-bing, jing-jing, and teng-teng. don't ask me what those are supposed to mean...i'm just glad didn't get stuck with one of those nicknames.

jan-na~â™¥~ and im luvin it

balong
junior
junjun
lotlot
inday
mameng
niknik
an-an
chacha
che che
jm
j-r
jay pee
fpj
jojo
boy
baby
be-be
lotlot
ric
--
bading,
mars
marcy,
bes
bessie

yeye28

most common:

nene
jojo
boy
totoy
neneng
jun-jun
junior
len-len
tin-tin
boyet
carding
anding
andoy
nena
erap
aning
anita
nitang
lina
lita
nila
baby
bunso

qualifies as nickname bec this sticks to you once started)
-manang
-manong
-ditse
-angkong
-inang
-tatang

repeating syllables are common (like jojo, jun-jun)

Noel

I have an uncle totoy, an auntie baby, an auntie loring, my dad is senyong, I have two uncle carding's, I have a kuya romy, my mom is maritess at times (maria teresa), I have an auntie fe, an uncle ago, an auntie neneng and that's all I can think of at the moment.

Black Hat

"Inday" my one and only choice.

topman

some of the syllables are being repeated tulad ng kunwari tristan name mo,,,"tantan" dami pa e la na ko maisip.

boyet

totoy

bitoy!

bebang,,,,lolz

freshup

Bambi, Junior, Ponso, Boboy, Bekbek

eezy_jex Â®

Inday, Net, Yeye and Migs were great nicknames.

Binibini the fake one was the worst.

Pot-pot as in "supot", uncircumcised.
I remember when I was in high school and we named one of our friend "Pot-pot".

agua dulce

BokBok da best!

Bakekang

beng-beng, ye-ye, yen-yen, baby, jun-jun, toto, dodoy, manang, inday, neneng, bon-bon, tine-tine, daguy, ting-ting, bok-bok, bebeng, ling-ling, dodong, tisay, tisoy, lot-lot, ken-ken, bulilit, waway, nonong, baba, palito, bam-bam, bitoy, an-an, bek-bek, dyunyor, mimi, tata, kring-kring, klang-klang, pot-pot, nena, ping, pong, bansot, ting, dayunyor, isko, isme, balut, mai-mai, last but not the least, kikay. sayaw kikay (translated: dance Kikay).

adnagreve

bebot, bubut, pangga, ga, ateng, kuyang, pepot, bobot, bochok, tikboy, etc...