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1. abtheflame.net › issues › 2021Breaking barriers: Filipino and native languages as ‘language ...

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   Aug 7, 2021 · Where Filipino should be taught as a second language, with the native languages being the first, it is English that holds dominion,” he told the Flame. The Filipino professor also noted that the language of China, which is Mandarin, has entered our government and commercial transactions.

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3. 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 ...

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   Is Filipino a rebranded version of Tagalog?

   • Beyond Tagalog Today, Filipino as a language is no longer just a rebranded version of Tagalog. Yes, the base is still largely Tagalog but it now includes borrowed words from some 180 other languages in the country, as well as foreign languages. The 1987 Constitution puts it plainly: “The national language of the Philippines is Filipino.

   Our national language today - Manila Bulletin

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   Should English be a foreign language in the Philippines?

   • It is my belief that any language, colonial or native, should not be imposed as the only medium of instruction in the Philippines. Instead, we should use the language that is already available to the student, that is, their mother language or L1, alongside Filipino, the national language. English, then, is relegated as a foreign language.

   TheGoodandtheBad:TheSocialRole andPositionofEnglishinthePhilippines

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   Should Filipino be taught as a second language?

   • Where Filipino should be taught as a second language, with the native languages being the first, it is English that holds dominion,” he told the Flame. The Filipino professor also noted that the language of China, which is Mandarin, has entered our government and commercial transactions.

   Breaking barriers: Filipino and native languages as ‘language of

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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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6. mb.com.ph › 2019/08/04 › our-national-language-todayOur national language today - Manila Bulletin

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   Aug 4, 2019 · Today, Filipino as a language is no longer just a rebranded version of Taga­log. Yes, the base is still largely Tagalog but it now includes borrowed words from some 180 other languages in the country, as well as foreign languages.

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

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   Aug 12, 2019 · IMHO. [OPINION] It’s time to change how Filipinos see the national language. Aug 12, 2019 2:00 PM PHT. Joseph Solis Alcayde. We should have a neutral foreign language like English and Spanish...

8. fluentfilipino.com › the-influence-of-americanThe Influence of American English on Filipino

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   Jan 15, 2024 · Everyday conversation in the Philippines is infused with a vibrant mix of English and Tagalog, resulting in a unique hybrid language known as Taglish. This blend reflects the influence of American English on Filipino culture, shaping the way people express themselves.

9. linguistics.upd.edu.ph › wp-content › uploadsTheGoodandtheBad:TheSocialRole ... - University of the ...

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   Filipino, the case would just be the same; the difference being that the roles of English and Filipino are merely reversed. It goes without saying then that favoring Tagalog-based Filipino disadvantages those whose mother tongue is a non-Tagalog Philippine language. Even though putting a premium on Filipino seems patriotic or even counter-