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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    Opinyon ko lang po ito at igagalang ko kung ano man ang side nyo.

    Napapansin ko lang lalo na sa mga interview at anumang palabas sa tv na halos marami sa kanila pinipilit na mag-ingles, as in lahat ingles yong sinasabi nila kahit halata mong nahihirapang umisip ng isusunod na salita. Okey lang namang tag-lish dahil minsan mas maalwang sabihin sa ingles ang isang salita. Di ba kung Pilipino ka mas madaling unawain ang sariling wika. Pati na rin sa mga pagpupulong sa gobyerno kailangang sa ingles, eh di naman mga amerikano ang kausap nila. Nakakaasar.

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    #2
    ewan ko nga ba.
    maybe feeling Kano sila.
    siguro mas nagkakaintindihan sila and of course IMAGE.

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    #3
    kung po- problemahin pa natin masyado ang mga ganito...eh high blood aabutin natin niyan..

    hayaan niyo nalang..kaniya kaniyang trip lang naman yan eh.

    you know butter, my mehn.it's the bread that cownts yah nohh
    it's lyk tha pish in the sea...so meni

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    it depends...

    if you are on a showbiz talkshow, the use of English seems trivial and even funny (Kris' downfall).

    but if you are in a business / lifestyle / political interview... then the preferred language is really English (since that show most probably will be shown outside of the Philippines).

    plus, it is one way of practicing the use of English. this is an era of globalization... IMO there is no room for pety "patriotism" for the use of Filipino as the language in schools / business / government / etc. plus of course, printed matter is more readable in English.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GlennSter
    kung po- problemahin pa natin masyado ang mga ganito...eh high blood aabutin natin niyan..

    hayaan niyo nalang..kaniya kaniyang trip lang naman yan eh.

    you know butter, my mehn.it's the bread that cownts yah nohh
    it's lyk tha pish in the sea...so meni

    he he he......

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    #6
    Quote Originally Posted by mazdamazda


    this is an era of globalization... IMO there is no room for pety "patriotism" for the use of Filipino as the language in schools / business / government / etc. plus of course, printed matter is more readable in English.
    i have to agree with this. we should use our knowledge of english to our advantage. and then go on from there...

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    #7
    Sa Singapore, pinipilit na nila lahat, matuto mag-Ingles. Ultimong maliit na bata ngayon, Ingles ang medium of language. Tataka ka, kahit sila-sila, instead of yung Chinese Mandarin ang language nila, Ingles ang ginagamit.

    Yeah, Lah!

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    #8
    Nakakatawa nga lang minsan yung mga Congressional sessions conducted in English, mali-mali yung pronunciation at diction. Makes for very good sound bites, hehe.

    IMO, there's nothing wrong with using English as a formal method of instruction or official communication. It's one of our advantages as Filipinos over other nationalities. Last I heard, English is only the third most prevalent language in the world, the most widely spoken being Mandarin Chinese.

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    #9
    Kung ingles dapat derechong ingles kahit gaano kabulok ok lang, pilipino naman tayo.

    Kung tagalog dapat derechong tagalog.

    Basta wag taglish!

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    #10
    english is the universal language, but please to those who possibly cant speak straight english or having a hard time composing themselves in a manner of conversing or speaking in english fluently, refrain from it, mixing it up with tagalog would make it sound off...

    if you want to deliver yourself in a more respectable mean, speak audibly in tagalog and make yourself dignified as a true filipino

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    English is an official second language in the Philippines. It doesn't really matter kung pabali-baligtad yung English mo, basta merong sense.

    Mapapansin mo, hindi gaanong nakakatawa pag narinig mong mag-English yung mga Japanese sa Japan. Dahil alam mong hindi naman talaga nila salita yun eh. Siguro tulad natin, tatawanan sila nung mga kapwa nila Japanese.

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    #12
    Ang ayaw ko yung super konyo Taglish. :D

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    #13
    sa akin ay ok lang ang taglish...

    pero sai nga ni katotong a121...kaditi ang ..you know...chx-conyo taglish, whatever....

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    #14
    ang kakayahan ng Pinoy sa pag-Ingles ang dahilan kung bakit mas pinipili tayo ng dayuhan na magtrabaho sa kanilang bansa......masipag tayong mga Pinoy pero masisipag din ang mga Bangladeshi,Indonesians at Thais pero mas malalaki ang sweldo at mas kinagigiliwan ang mga Pinoy sa middle east at hilagang amerika dahil sa ating karunungan sa pag-Ingles.

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    Amen to that.

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    Tayo lang naman mga Pinoy ang masyadong particular sa pronunciation, spelling at grammar. Ang importante you send the message across.

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    #17
    yun nga wife ko pinabile ko sa CDR King ng DVD+RW, napilitan sya makisingit sa halos 20 tao na nandun, tapos nagsusungit yun mga tindera pati sya sinungitan. tapos tinawagan nya ko sa phone galit sa kin nag-english dahil, bigla daw bumait sa kanya yun tindera at inuna pa sya ... hehehe

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    #18
    hearing conyo talk make me feel iffy as if they are putting too much effort in sounding so good where in fact they sound so horrible, pinoys diction is good, you dont need to sound so american if you cant carry on as such

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    #19
    Quote Originally Posted by zeagle
    Tayo lang naman mga Pinoy ang masyadong particular sa pronunciation, spelling at grammar. Ang importante you send the message across.
    Lubos akong sumasang-ayon sa iyo ginoo.

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    #20
    ever since the english is our second language,malaking bentahe sa atin yan lalot na't in demand tayo sa abroad,para sa aking walang kaso yan kung balukto't man ang english mo at na-ideliver mo ng maayos sa sa other party eh at walang problema,as long make sense! kasi minsan tayong mga pilipino ay masyadong mapanuri at perpekto sa lahat ng bagay.magkamali minsan,batikos agad-dapat natin isispin nagkakamalai rin tayo at ang english ay hindi natin pangbansang salita.pwede natin ituwid kung nag kamali pero hindi para kutyahin at matahin...

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