Can all Filipinos speak English?
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
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We asked Filipino people whether everyone in the Philippines can speak English, how frequently they use English, how they learn other languages, and what their experiences are like in a multilingual environment.
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I think many parents should consider teaching both Tagalog and English to their kids, as my parents did. It's very ignorant to me when some people choose English over their mother tongue, such as Tagalog in Manila. I remember having a conversation with a teenager in a cafe in Manila; I spoke Tagalog, but he only replied in English.
Absolutely! Teaching both Tagalog and English to kids is a fantastic idea, just like your parents did for you. It's important to value and preserve our mother tongue while also embracing other languages like English. Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to language, but being able to speak both Tagalog and English opens up so many opportunities for communication and connection. 😊🌟
Filipinos are good in english because the language is taught at a very young age, English subjects are taught from kindergarten to college level. Its because of American colonization. To sum it up, Filipinos are learning the english language their whole school life. But it is interesting to know that teachers can mix many languages to explain lessons to students.
Filipinos are basically learning English throughout their entire school journey. It's fascinating how teachers can use different languages to help students understand lessons better. It shows the diverse and rich culture of the Philippines! 😊🌟
Filipinos are super friendly, love how chill they are. The last time I also visited Cebu, at night market, they just pulled out the speakers and sang karaoke for 3 hours
Filipinos are indeed known for their warmth and hospitality. Singing karaoke at the night market sounds like a fantastic way to bring people together and enjoy some good music.
Im american, and my mom is a filipino. All i can really say is philippines is a nice country. there's a lot of nice people (very welcoming), delicious foods and beautiful places.
The Philippines really is a wonderful place, isn't it? The people are so warm and friendly, the food is delicious, and the scenery is just breathtaking. 😊🇵🇭
It mostly depends on the education of the Pilipino, though most speak fluently through singing (English songs/ understanding what the song meant depends on the singer). I work in the Philippines and I know that they speak it mostly when we are in school, work related, or in media (news and entertainment). But they mainly speak in Tagalot among friends and family. They love mixing the local languages and English, I sometimes come across Filipino youtube videos, and they often switch between Tagalot and English, I wonder if it would be annoying for the audience, but it seems that it is a common thing in the Phillipines.
It's about how they communicate naturally! 😊🇵🇭
it's totally your nice format to do interview, I'm looking forward to the new content guys !!!!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! 🌟 We're thrilled to hear you're enjoying our videos
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I actually disagreed about that girl wearing a yellow shirt that was saying that most filipinos cannot speak english
It's true though, but it's expected as most people can spend their day without having to speak English. Written English is ubiquitous, but Tagalog (or other regional languages) is always preferred as medium for communication.