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If we ask, would you answer in English?
(even tagalog) LOL. Anything but the gorvernment, you can ask me!
Avacado?
I think so! Wait... Yeah, there is. (as far as I can remember)
Of course we would responed in english!
Kahit tagalog pwede pa, eh!
Yeah, I wanna answer too
but there are so many dialects
^^LOL X]
^^Haha, crazy!!! BTW, did you know that I stayed up 'till one last night just to watch the news about the elections?? X]
^^It's their latest shakes.
It's part of the Shrek promo thingy.^^COOL!!! You can ask us questions here if they're to hard for you. X]How nice! I am studying the Philippines now in geography!
Coolie!!!...I'm part Pinay!
...^^Correcto! We have two main languages as of the present: English and Tagalog. BUT way back during our ancsestor's time, some people speak in Spanish. Even some old families now in the Visayas region but not much here in the capital city: Manila.Ha ha ha! I think we have two, Filipino and English
But of course, that'd from my point of view since I'm a rebel! Spanish was our original official language before. Now, it's tagalog, since most of us can't speak so many languages at the same time, but everyone understands tagalog. I could only translate Cebuano, Ilokano and Tagalog to english though.
You stayed up all night just to watch the elections?!?! You're wasting the seconds, honey
There are over 170 languages in the Philippines, here are a FEW I know.
Aklanon
Asi
Bangon
Standard Bikol
Cebuano
Ibanag
Ilokano
Hiligaynon
Jama Mapun
Kapampangan
Kinaray-a
Obo Manobo
Pangasinan
Sambal Botolan
Sangil
Sinama
Tagalog
Tausug
Waray-Waray
Yakan
Of course, We speak english. But most of us aren't very good at it and have horrible accents. But I'm not included though
How difference!!!
The languages that you mentioned above...is it like traditional languages? I mean is it what all of Philippines can? Or those are national languages?
By the way... "Sambal Botolan" in my language mean "chili sauce in the bottle"
The traditional langauge here is REALLY tagalog. Everyone can speak it here, except for the foreigners!
No, the languages above just come from some of the places here in the Philippines, not everyone can speak a language unless you are either born in that place or you studies it The traditional langauge here is REALLY tagalog. Everyone can speak it here, except for the foreigners!
LOL! Chili sauce in the bottle XD BIG difference, no?