Talk:Fort Siloso

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Hi, Is Fort Siloso really from a Filipino word? I would think it would be from a Malay word, or even Indonesian. Filipino influence on a British colony with Chinese, Malays and Indians would see little Filipino influence in the early 20th century I would think Renelllope 13:07, 16 May 2007 (UTC)