"GI" meaning in Tagalog

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        "initialism of Genuine Intsik (Chinese) (any ethnic Chinese person in the Philippines described to be profoundly Chinese in behavior, speech, demeanor, or likeness, especially those born and raised in China or Taiwan.)"
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          "likeness",
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          "born",
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          "raise",
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      "note": "no palatal assimilation"
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          "text": "Ang lalim ng Chinese (vocabulary) ng GI na nakilala ko, at di kami nagkaintindihan kahit sabay kaming gumagamit ng Mandarin.",
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          "type": "example"
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