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1. www.rappler.com › newsbreak › iqWhat the PH constitutions say about the national language

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   Aug 7, 2014 · This is reflected in Article IX, Section 2 of the 1943 Constitution, which removed English and Spanish as official languages and stated: “The government shall take steps toward the development...

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3. fluentfilipino.com › tagalog-vs-filipinoTagalog Vs. Filipino: Understanding the Difference

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   Jan 15, 2024 · January 15, 2024. Tagalog and Filipino are related but distinct languages, with Filipino being a more inclusive and widely spoken language. Filipino incorporates words from Tagalog, Spanish, and English, allowing for transliteration and integration of foreign words.

4. www.rappler.com › voices › imho[OPINION] It's time to change how Filipinos see the national ...

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   Aug 12, 2019 · The Filipino language can stay as it is, provided that it be revised lexically and morphologically to reflect the diversity of our existing indigenous languages and to deviate itself from...

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   Can the Filipino language stay as it is?

   • The Filipino language can stay as it is, provided that it be revised lexically and morphologically to reflect the diversity of our existing indigenous languages and to deviate itself from the Tagalog language. Why English and Spanish? I argue for English and Spanish as mediums for inter-ethnic and international communication for two reasons:

   [OPINION] It’s time to change how Filipinos see the national language

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   Should Filipino language be taught instead of English?

   • “This dilemma also clips their ability for critical thinking and in formulating arguments.” A progressive teacher’s group on Friday urged President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to make Filipino the language of instruction instead of English.

   Bongbong Marcos told: Replace English with Filipino as language of

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   Why is Filipino a better language than Tagalog?

   • Filipino incorporates words from not just Tagalog, but also Spanish and English, creating a rich linguistic tapestry. This amalgamation allows for transliteration, ensuring that the language accommodates local pronunciation. Filipino can be considered an upgraded version of Tagalog, with a more open vocabulary influenced by Western languages.

   Tagalog Vs. Filipino: Understanding the Difference

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   Are Filipino and Tagalog still mutually intelligible?

   • Hence, it is not surprising that they are still mutually intelligible. But with more languages contributing to Filipino, language experts predict that at some point in the future, Filipino and Tagalog will split up and become truly separate languages. The Tagalog (Filipino) language at Cornell:

   Tagalog (Filipino) | Department of Asian Studies

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6. linguistics.upd.edu.ph › wp-content › uploadsOntheStatusofEnglishinthePhilippines - University of the ...

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   official languages of the country, the other of which is Filipino. This status of English in the Philippines as a secondary language corresponds to the Outer Circle classi-fication in Kachru’s Circles of English model (Schneider, 2011). It was explained that most countries in the Outer Circle, like the Philippines, were former English

7. asianstudies.cornell.edu › research › tagalog-filipinoTagalog (Filipino) | Department of Asian Studies

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   This is not surprising since Filipino is based on the national lingua franca, which in turn one could argue is the result of teaching Tagalog/Pilipino as a second language nationwide since the 1940s, and the adoption of the bilingual policy in the 1970s — English as the medium of instruction for the hard sciences and Pilipino for the social scie...

8. www.britishcouncil.ph › teach › state-englishState of English in the Philippines: Should We Be Concerned?

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   Nicholas Thomas, Country Director of the British Council Philippines, says that developing a wider knowledge of the English language is one of the British Council’s founding purposes. “Part of our work is to share best practice in the teaching and learning of English with partner countries all over the world. English has a distinctive place ...

9. newsinfo.inquirer.net › 1620452Bongbong Marcos told: Replace English with Filipino as ...

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   Jul 1, 2022 · MANILA, Philippines — A progressive teacher’s group on Friday urged President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. to make Filipino the language of instruction instead of English. The Alliance ...