Filipino Or English

[baccaratboy]

English!

[es_75x]

English... pero mas ok sana kung marunong ka rin ng malalim na Filipino

[ev1ltvv1n]

filipino op kors

[mitchelle]

filipino ako mas magaling pero english gusto ko....

[KristinLavransdatr]

i was the best student in filipino back in grade school. i'd been bad in classroom english, grade school to high school. i guess i didn't learn english. rather i acquired it. i read somewhere that language acquisition is a lot better than language learning (in the classroom.)

Edited April 28, 2006 by KristinLavransdatr

[Z]

English

[RoadPizza]

English, no contest.  I can't STAND hearing or reading grammatical errors, improperly used words, or even shitty intonation/pronunciation/diction -- if anyone here works at ETC/Jack TV, your voice talents SUCK BALLS, btw.

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I agree. I give tests in English to many of my management trainees. Checking the tests usually gives me a headache. :thumbsdownsmiley:

[tamago]

Ingles

[bluegreen717]

Did well in both, but I stood out in Filipino classes because over 90% of my classmates were soooooo coño and wouldn't speak Tagalog unless it was to speak to the custodian. (Manong, saan po sasakay ng trike?)

[overman]

i speak both languages fluently but i write english better

[DomPerignom]

English

[Guest BDC0425]

im better in written english kase im in a way very particular sa mga grammar kaya pagdating sa oral mahina ako. pero sa tagalog pareho marunong and nasanay na rin sa written tgalog sa kakagawa ng mg memo in tagalog!!!

[BlackWizard]

Pilipino.

 

Lahat bg mura nababanggit ko pag bumabagsak ako sa exam...

[sam spade]

English ...first my mom was an English professor kaya ang first language namin was English...second your correct...the everyday tagalog is more pang kanto so its very difficult to pick up the proper grammar...and i do thank my mom and dad for being sensitive about the English language kasi it does have its advantages lalo na now at work. trust me, even in job interviews and meeting...iba pag maganda ang control mo with the English language....people respond to you differently, more positively...even if some may get a bit intimidated at times...its a good kind of intimidation...but ofcourse, its one thing to speak well...its another to prove after that your not only all about speaking well....

[havagut]

i write fluently in both languages. when i talk to the world =), i use english. but i excelled more in english during my elementary and high school days.