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Sometimes you just have to read someone's QRT from your own post, click on the replies, take a deep breath, then close it and go on your merry way lmao.
Genuine question lang & I'd like to be enlightened. Pag may mga turistang dumadayo sa mga Cebuano regions at hindi marunong mag-Ingles, Tagalog/Filipino lang & their own mother tongue - which is common among elderly Pinoys - paano ang komunikasyon? Ipapa-Ingles niyo rin ba sila?
My question is related to this OG post which is where this whole discourse started ha, nothing more. Kasi if ayaw niyo ng Tagalog/Filipino, but not everyone speaks Bisaya and English, papaano?
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How do I go at mag-apply para maging book cover artist dito sa Pilipinas? Dumadami na kasi ang mga AI book covers sa National Bookstore, lalo na sa mga local releases. WTF. What's stopping publishers from hiring local artists ba??? 😭
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Ano bang gusto niyo, aralin ng lahat ng Pilipino lahat ng major languages sa Philippines para lang magkaintindihan tayo? Filipino being the national language seems to be an issue para sa mga Cebuano lang. Because wala namang problema yung mga Ilokano, Kapapampangan, Waray etc.
I shouldn't make it a habit to post my bookbuying buuuut look at this pretty Alice's Adventures in Wonderland edition that I bought from National Bookstore! 😚
Wala na yung Forgotten Island bundle sa Jollibee 😭😭😭😭 I was only able to get 2 bracelets omg this is so LAME
Hindi ko talaga gets kung bakit hindi nila maintindihan na in order to unite a country, kakailanganin ng isang unifying language din. *LINGUA FRANCA* nga ih. BRIDGE LANGUAGE.
Would we even have this discourse today if Filipino was based on Bisaya instead of Tagalog? Hmm. 🤔
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Every successful multilingual nation needs a unifying lingua franca to anchor nat'l identity & cooperation, much like Indonesia did with Bahasa. Valuing a nat'l language doesn't mean erasing regional ones, they can thrive side by side.
I agree that there's nuance to be had but why are we moving the goalpost when this argument came from Bisaya speakers outright saying "don't speak Tagalog when you visit Cebu you either speak to in Bisaya or English"?
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A national language acts as a constitutional bridge, not a tool to erase regional identities. Loving a mother tongue (like Cebuano) & valuing a nat'l lingua franca (Filipino) can coexist w/out negating each other.
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Ok yall would rather speak english than tagalog as your second language OKS NA GETS NA NAMIN LETS PACK THIS SHIT UP
I promised not to splurge on books from TikTok live selling anymore but now I'm splurging on FullyBooked books AGAIN 😭😭😭😭
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diba? bakit di gets to ng iba? tagalog curriculum is crafted hindi para i-force yung ibang ethnic groups na magsalita nyan kung hindi dahil yan kasi ang napiling national language. to unite us. same thing will happen kung ang napiling national language ay bisaya or iba pa
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Tatay ko Boholano, nanay ko Ilongga. Imagine if di sila nagtagalog, hindi ako nabuo. lol
Kaya nga may national language para magkaintindihan tayo lahat eh. Parang katakot naman dumayo pala sa inyo. Daig pa ibang bansa eh nasa Pilipinas pa rin naman tayo.