what language can be used in asking questions, can i use filipino in asking the questions?
my question was reported and was also denied when i appealed this, i posted my question in the philippine language, tagalog and it was reported, the category i used was travel, philippines meant for filipino answerers. the question was, "bakit mahirap pa rin hanggang ngayon ang pilipinas"
i have posted a question already in filipino and it was reported, when i made an appeal, they rejected it and deducted 10 pts. from me
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Yes you can. If it doesn’t work, try English.
Read Yahoo rules. Philippines Travel is an International forum. Many different people from many different countries participate in the forum. To get the most out of this forum, there must be a common language. English must be used per Yahoo rules.
You can make your question look like this:
Hello Filipinos, can you translate and answer this?
details:
"bakit mahirap pa rin hanggang ngayon ang pilipinas?"
lols
Since we are all using YA we should all abide with its Guidelines & one of its rules tell to use English. But if you want to use Tagalog, especially in YA Travel Philippines, then you may do so provided that you include an English translation.
Simple lang is right. Be resourceful Just like the way a lawyer changes his question when objected upon and sustained. Recast but still get the answer you want.
Use whatever language you want. If they like you, you will not be reported but beware if you are not liked.
I suggest you either ask in Tagalog with an English tranlation of ask in Tagalog and ask for a translation (from one of the answers above me).
this is an international thing, not exclusively for filipinos so you need to write in a universal language where everybody understands………especially the yahoo moderators, they need to know what you are writing, you might be saying something that’s illegal