User:Jeric Nunez

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Mabuhay! Jeric Nuñez is one of the Wikipedians around the globe which has used the Wikipedia as his inspiration to learn more and do more.


"Oragon kita mga Bikolano! Salamat sa pagbisita sa sakuyang userpage."


LANGUAGE & FLUENCY
en-4This user can contribute with a near-native level of English.
es-1Este usuario puede contribuir con un nivel básico de español.
filKatutubong nagsasalita ng wikang Filipino ang user na ito.
tlAng tagagamit na ito ay katutubong tagapagsalita ng Tagalog.
bclAn paragamit na ini kinagimàtan na tataramon an Bikol.









LOYALTY
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to be a Wikipedian.
This user comes from the Philippines.
This user lives at the foot of Mayon Volcano







ADVANCE INFORMATION
GMT+8This user's time zone is GMT+8.
This contributor to Wikipedia is male.
This user has an Instagram gallery.
18This user is 18 years old.








ACTIVITIES & ACHIEVED
This user has been on Wikipedia for 6 years, 3 months and 10 days.
{{{1}}}+This user has made over {{{1}}} contributions to Wikipedia
1+This user has made more than 1 contribution to Wikipedia.
500+This user has made over 500+ edits.







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