The Philippine language is called Tagalog
We have a debate in school about my question.My classmates chose negative so even if I chose positive, It will still be negative, so i chose negative.Please answer and thank you.
It has to be a fact.
I am in the Philippines.><
I need many answers so we will win the debate.
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Eh, it depends. Seeing as the Philippines is already a strong English speaking country, not that they speak English well, (I know none of my teachers did lol) but a lot of Filipinos can understand/speak English, I would say that Tagalog or whatever Filipino language you speak in your region should be the primary language of your school. It would IMHO encourage people to be proud of their language & heritage. Then again, the best way to learn a language is to be surrounded by it & since going abroad is usually a main goal for Filipinos having a good grasp of English is a plus. Maybe a good dose of Taglish is in order.
no because this is america and there are no ways to be speaking in filipino if the student only know english