MERGED: Modern Education, Literacy and English Proficiency

[SPRINGFIELD_XD_40]

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Obviously, you’re not getting my point. If in case i-teach man ugaling ang bisaya sa schools, the urgency of abolishing it is somehow lessened kay ngano man? Bisaya gud ta therefore naa’y gamay’ng purpose other than relevance niya sa Information Age. Now kun tagalog imong tun-an amidst the myriad of valuable things that needs to be learned ASAP, maka-ingon kaha ka nga ok ra kay tagalog sad ka?

And then why not PANGGALATOK , ILONGGO , KAPAMPANGAN , MARANAO etc ? Just like ENGLISH , it all breaks barriers when communicating internally .

I hypothetically used the worthiness of bisaya as national language reasoning just to show the illegitimacy of tagalog subjects in visayan schools and the need for it to be abolished.

And what good will it bring when other islanders will also observed such idea of yours ? Thats the fine line of LANGUAGE and DIALECTS .

What are you babbling about? Mao gani nga majority because the people have willed it during a referendum, plebisito or election. Suffrage is quantity.

Which is very avoidable , as ive said what good will it bring for everyone ?

If quality is in doubt, then basola ang quality of edukasyon sa voters, instead nga ma-improve ang political awareness, nalaw-gaw na hinuon ang salabutan gumikan sa pagkat-on og tagalog nga ma-apply lang kun mutan-aw og salida ni Erap ug Fernando Poe.

Hehehe ... and here you are talking about " LEARNING TAGALOG is SUFFICEINT ENOUGH by WATCHING BATIBOT " .

Pero when selecting what should be our national language, I think it doesn’t need nga wise ang majority of the people ana for their own dialect to be exalted as national language. Majority-wins principle is applicable ani nga hisgutanan…….terrorista ra ug some senseless fraternities (no offence) ang nag create og chaos.

Too bad TERRORISTA and FRATERNITY MEMBERS are only a speck of the whole picture . When we say chaos ... it means DISORDER because of walay gi observe na NEUTRAL para sa tanan . Kung makig storya ka ug dili Pilipino , mag TINAGALOG or mag BINISYAA gihapon ka ? Like I said , applicable kaau na sa TAGALOG na language internally .

What I mean by stand-out is in terms of mental astuteness, literacy and originality. In order to stand out, we need a heavier dose of science, engineering, business, economics, IT and mathematics for national industrialization. In order to ingest more knowledge, we need to study more. In order to study more, we need to bullsh*t less in Filipino (tagalong) classes.

LOLZ .... by studying and learing ENGLISH , tangtanga na ang termino nimo na ORIGINALITY , by removing , replacing , abolishing the TAGALOG/FILIPINO language like tangtangon sa curriculum ang subject will improve your LITERACY RATE , like what ? Mawala ang accent nimo ?

Sorry diay if na hurt ka sa TAGALEG

Wala ko na hurt , nagpa klaro lang ka sa imohang cause mao gi point out nako . AMbot na lang ug mo deny ka lols ... FYI pod ... walay TAGALOG na dugo sa akong dugo ... in fact 1/4 ra ang dugo nako Bikolano pa gyud .

[thadzonline]

Mas maayo pa kanang Filipino subjects itudlo sa native tagalogs, and then mas maayo sad if Cebuano ang hatagan ug slot sa Kabisayaan kay mao man sad jud na ato native tongue and not tagalog

[yokam]

Whether we like it or not, Filipino is still very important for us. We learn tagalog through our Filipino subjects and let's imagine if it's totally abolished in the elementary, high school and college curriculum, di na ta magkasinabot tanan. How would Cebuanos, Ilonggos, and other non-tagalog speaking provinces learn tagalog or any other common language for us Filipinos? We cant feel it because we don't experience it yet, but when the time comes nga di na ta magkasinabot, then we'll know the real value of it.

You'll never miss the water 'til the well runs dry.

Pwede ra pud, abolish na lang nato ang Filipino then mag sign language na lang ta tanan Pinoy.

[thadzonline]

well, if gusto jud sa uban ng i abolish ang Filipino, efforts has to be made to make primary education really compulsory and strengthen the teaching of English at this level, because yes, I agree with yokam nga right now, tagalog is the base of the common medium of communication/language we use when talking to other Filipinos with a different language

[junmar4]

well, if gusto jud sa uban ng i abolish ang Filipino, efforts has to be made to make primary education really compulsory and strengthen the teaching of English at this level, because yes, I agree with yokam nga right now, tagalog is the base of the common medium of communication/language we use when talking to other Filipinos with a different language

OT: balik nako...

ang problema man gud is sayop ang motives... the main reason maong ipaabolish ang subject because nahagbong sya.

[dothe102]

Maybe Victor3 has not been anywhere except the Bisayan region, hence he doesn't sense the need for a common lingua franca.

If you have been around the country you will appreciate the need for a common language to facilitate communication among Filipinos of different ethnic background. Comments like his doesn't merit any comment specially since it comes from a xenophobic person like him.

[yokam]

OT: balik nako...

ang problema man gud is sayop ang motives... the main reason maong ipaabolish ang subject because nahagbong sya.

LOL. Naa pa gyud diay mahagbong ug Filipino?

[junmar4]

LOL. Naa pa gyud diay mahagbong ug Filipino?

mao gani... samot na sa uban...

[SPRINGFIELD_XD_40]

OT : Kayasa ni adto ko sa USC-TC 1.5 ko sa PE .. uban 3 hahahaha

[slakker]

i don't find tagalog useless...