Should the Philippines start speaking Spanish again?
Salve!
Credo che i filippini devono cominciar parlar l'italiano come la seconda lingua straniera perché la maggioranza di loro sono Cattoliche. Il Vaticano è in Italia e sono leale alla chiesa cattolica. Penso che i loro valori spiritual siano migliorano se quella è la situazione.
Grazie mille e alla prossima amici!
Se i filippini desiderano la dolce vita, allora devono imparar è l'italiano.
No, no, no. Els filipins han d'aprendre a parlar català si desitgen salvació veritable.
Salve!
Credo che i filippini devono cominciar parlar l'italiano come la seconda lingua straniera perché la maggioranza di loro sono Cattoliche. Il Vaticano è in Italia e sono leali alla chiesa cattolica. Penso che i loro valori spirituali siano migliorano se quella è la situazione.
Se i filippini desiderano la dolce vita, allora devono imparar l'italiano.
Grazie mille e alla prossima amici!
<< Els filipins han d'aprendre.....>>
Now tell me that you're not a native speaker of Catalan. Your Catalan sentence in English it means "The Filipino have to speak.....". Where is the Catalan counterpart of devoir, deber, or dever(e)?
<< Siguro kayong mga Tagalog ayaw niyo. Pero kaming mga Bisaya would welcome it since we use more Spanish loan words making it easier for us to learn it. >>
Bisaya ka ba talaga kasi nagtanong ako sa mga bisaya kung gusto nilang pag-aralan ang Kastila pero sagot nila "Hay naku, kung sa Tagalog at English pa nga lang eh hirap na kami, dadagdagan pa ba ng kastila."
Aminin mo na Hispanic Filipino ka. Magpakatotoo ka at wag kang magpretend na kabilang ka sa isang cultural group para lang isulong ang gusto mo. Mangatwiran ka. para ka namang naghahasik ng psy-war nyan sa ginagawa mo eh.
Pepuede rin na bisaya ka pero Spanish descent ka rin.
<<Bisaya ka ba talaga kasi nagtanong ako sa mga bisaya kung gusto nilang pag-aralan ang Kastila pero sagot nila "Hay naku, kung sa Tagalog at English pa nga lang eh hirap na kami, dadagdagan pa ba ng kastila." >>
kung di karin naman pala tanga, cebuano uses 6000+ spanish words. Plus those are the lower intelligent ones that you asked. DUH?, hindi ba obvious!? mga bobo kasi kayo hahaha!!, katamaran lang yan at kakitiran ng utak mga pinapairal nyo!! tang ina nyo mga puta! hahaha
Moderator, can you please delete some of these messages, especially those written by Fundador? Rather than having an intelligent discussions, he insults those that don't agree with his views.
>>>5) Employment: Spain is the number one tourist destination in the world. Filipinos already have a good reputation as excellent workers in Spain. Filipinos can get higher level positions by speaking spanish well.
Wrong. France is number one. Spain maybe second. I'm not sure.
>>>Bisaya ka ba talaga kasi nagtanong ako sa mga bisaya kung gusto nilang pag-aralan ang Kastila pero sagot nila "Hay naku, kung sa Tagalog at English pa nga lang eh hirap na kami, dadagdagan pa ba ng kastila."
Bisaya jud ko. Nganong dili man ka mutuo? Anyway, I've never said I'm for or against the Philippines speaking Spanish again. I'm simply stating that Bisayans don't care much about Tagalog. At least the educated ones. At sinabi mo na rin na hirap silang mag-Tagalog.
>>>Aminin mo na Hispanic Filipino ka. Magpakatotoo ka at wag kang magpretend na kabilang ka sa isang cultural group para lang isulong ang gusto mo. Mangatwiran ka. para ka namang naghahasik ng psy-war nyan sa ginagawa mo eh.
As I've said, I'm neither for nor against.
<< kung di karin naman pala tanga, cebuano uses 6000+ spanish words. Plus those are the lower intelligent ones that you asked. DUH?, hindi ba obvious!? mga bobo kasi kayo hahaha!!, katamaran lang yan at kakitiran ng utak mga pinapairal nyo!! tang ina nyo mga puta! hahaha >>
Mas lalo kang tanga ka! Alam mo na hiarap na hirap ang nakakaraming mga Pilipino sa English tapos paggigiitan mo pa na mag-aral sila ng Kastila. Lalong pahirap yun sa mga non-tagalogs.
Di ibig pa lang sabihin, puede nating puersahin ang mga native English speakers na magsalita ng French dahil 60% ng English words hango sa French?
Ang babaw ng katwiran mo Fundador. Mag-isip-isip ka nga.
I'm planning to learn another foreign languages. And those languages are French, German, Japanese, Russian, Italian. My knowledge of these languages is very limited. In fact I'm more familiar with Spanish since I have 18 units of Spanish in my college.
I'm so lucky that I was able to take Spanish because I can teach myself French and especially Italian since those 2 languages are so close to Spanish grammatically and lexically. I'd rather speak those 2 Romance languages as additional foreign languages than Spanish.
Fundador
<< tang ina nyo mga puta! hahaha >>
Tang ina mo rin. VA TE FAIRE FOUTRE AVEC TA CHIENNE!
>>>Di ibig pa lang sabihin, puede nating puersahin ang mga native English speakers na magsalita ng French dahil 60% ng English words hango sa French?
The Objective Art of Reverse Comparison. Illogical but cool.
For those wondering, I don't speak Spanish myself but it would certainly benefit some Pinoys since according to the World Bank, Spain has displaced Canada as the eight largest economy in the world (but not according to the IMF.) And they look upon fondly on Pinoys. They only discriminate (daw) on Latin Americans.
<<The Objective Art of Reverse Comparison. Illogical but cool. >>
It's not illogical since you yourselves insist that the Filipinos have to learn Spanish because according to some of you, there are large percentage of Spanish loanwords in the Philippine vernacular languages. There's a parallel between your statement and my argument.
To anyone who "OPPOSES" the idea of bringing the Spanish back into the Philippines.
Please state your reasons why you disagree to have it back?
1. Reasons must be reasonable.
2. Reasons must not be non-sense.
3. Reasons must be total "MISBENEFITS" for the Filipinos.
Otherwise, you're just proving yourself stupid.
I just came from a party, I met so many Latin Americans. When someone said I'm Filipino,they all went up to me and started talking to me like they have known me for decades and decades. I felt like I was at home and with my family.