English-speaking southsides

[moy1moy1]

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sakto....ngano man gyud hatagan man gyud emphasis what's between cebuanos or tagalogs/manilans?
we are just creating an enclave to be divided---we are dis-attaching ourselves as bisaya (we are still and very much bisaya as we are cebuanos) from fellow filipinos like tagalogs.

I know it's there's an ongoing social issue between cebuanos/bisaya and tagalogs/manilans
and we are just widening or fortifying the walls between to regional "rivals"

kita mga cebuanos we don't wanna associate ourselves as bisaya..and why is that?

Again, I was not stressing a point of comparison between tagalogs and cebuanos.

My question is WHY? is it not clear enough for everyone?

dili diay na bias para sa akoa nga tagalog ko then my side is sa cebuanos? MEANING, dili "kana" akong tumong...

[carbrill]

actually, I asked the very same question I posted above because of our recent literature class discussion regarding our fluency in a foreign language than to our own.

this is because of the different country colonize us... we tend to speak their language rather than our, expect for the Spanish time kay ang mga Spaniards man ang ning learn sa atong language... then mentality nasad nato nga para kunohay angat ta sa uban u speak other language usually ang one of the universal language which is english...

[Eve's Apple Project]

@ TS: naa may point imong pangutana bai..but making a thread about it might be too much. sensitibo man ni nga issue bai. labi nang naay tagalog nga makabasa diri. just look at the thread about davao/cebu (asay nindot puy-an), naglalis na kay lain2 ang pag-sabot sa tao..parehas raman untang bisaya og pinulungan. samot na kung ingon ani...

my lolo & papa are tagalog my mama is davaoena..& i am born & raised in cebu...it doesn't mean i am better than them nor them better than me right?! & besides, as what i've heard, daghan kaayong bisaya didto sa luzon bai. nagbaha...basin sila ang atong gikomparahan og ininglish vs sa mga bisaya diri..

hinoon, it's your right to make a thread man sad.. good luck nalang. i hope way lalis diri

[moy1moy1]

@ TS: naa may point imong pangutana bai..but making a thread about it might be too much. sensitibo man ni nga issue bai. labi nang naay tagalog nga makabasa diri. just look at the thread about davao/cebu (asay nindot puy-an), naglalis na kay lain2 ang pag-sabot sa tao..parehas raman untang bisaya og pinulungan. samot na kung ingon ani...

my lolo & papa are tagalog my mama is davaoena..& i am born & raised in cebu...it doesn't mean i am better than them nor them better than me right?! & besides, as what i've heard, daghan kaayong bisaya didto sa luzon bai. nagbaha...basin sila ang atong gikomparahan og ininglish vs sa mga bisaya diri..

hinoon, it's your right to make a thread man sad.. good luck nalang. i hope way lalis diri

mao sad, nahemu na nuon ug flame thread ni ako ghimo na in fact, all I want is to have an intelligent reply regarding aning topic nako..

oh well...

[carbrill]

@ts ok ra na ts, part jud na cya sa pag kuha ug info so bear with it na lng... hehehe...

[mokiloo]

TS
my point is also...why is it you're so certain that most tagalogs or any from other regions other that cebu is having difficulties speaking in english?
I mean I'm a cebuano..I don't even know if I'm pure (cebuano) or not...but it doesn't matter
Have you based your claims on statistics or you did a survey yourself combing the tagalog speaking region
before establishing your claims?

as I don't want to claim who's better or not. but this never ending is just fueled by the ongoing trend of notion---cebuanos being "looked down" by tagalogs and in return we claim we are "better" english speakers...and like in some utan-bisaya sa akong suki nga carenderia before, this issue is overcooked na kaayo

[imliability]

Depende rana TS i have multi lingual man unta but i still hardly pronounce some english word

[s3xyp1nk]

bitaw TS sa,,mas dali mag english kaysa mag tagalog,,ma syapid akong dila mag tagalog gud.
but that doesn't mean i don't love our language...musiga lang akong ilong before ko maka form ug usa ka sentence.