nindut sad unta kanang mga tagalogerz kibaw pd mu bisaya hahaha...
Positive Point of View... PPOV: Ang bisaya kay hospitable kaau ug accommodating kaau. Dili na mu paki sa language barrier and mu adjust sa ilang mga visitors to make them feel at home. Humble kaau ta. Whereas ang mga Manileno kay dili.
ky di man sila kabaw mubinisaya TS unlike nato nga kabaw mu-tagalog tungod ky part naman sato everyday life ang tagalog ky sa news,teleserye etc unlike nila wa silay bisaya sa ilang tv mas lamang nuon ta ky kabalo ta mu-sturya sa ila lengwahe!![]()
Masnindot noon na kita kabalo motagalog unya sila dili kabalo magbisaya...advantage na nato mga bisdak![]()
depende rapud ako ig.agaw kay taga manila if moari xa cebu bakasyon mag-sapid2 nalng iya dila cge cenebuano bahala na mahimo pa xang kataw.anan namo kay lain kaau paminawon katawa rang amaw, he enjoys speaking our dialect pro ang tagalog man pud kay mao mana gconsider nila nga national language kay if ever naay mga lingwahe nga dli masabtan nato dri sa pinas because kita dri usa sa mga pinaka daghan ug lingwahe mao jud ang madali2 nato. Dapat jud magbinisaya sila ug ari sila dri kung mahimo lang, kapoy tagalog oi awa gud:
Bisaya/English - Tagalog
Sparkle - Sparkel
Tricycle - Tricykel
Google - Googel
unsa nlang ang
Bible - Bibel
Table-Tabel
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^^ This
Because we have so many languages (Bisaya is a language, not just a dialect) in one country, and we cannot expect everyone to be able to speak all the languages, there has to be one national language that everyone has to know to facilitate understanding between two groups with different languages. Manuel L. Quezon decided it was to be Tagalog, and you can't blame him. He probably didn't know any other local language.
In recent years, our national language was changed to Filipino. Filipino is predominantly Tagalog with more words from the other local languages added in.
The reason most Manileņos/Tagalogs don't speak Bisaya is because they don't know it. It wasn't taught to them. At home their parents spoke only Tagalog. In school, they were only taught both English and Filipino. You can't speak something you don't know and that's the simple truth. Forget about Harry Potter who can speak Parseltongue and didn't know he could. That was fiction, this is reality.
As an Ilonggo, I say we should be more understanding of Tagalogs and we should actually feel sorry for them. We Probinsyanos are lucky we can speak three or more languages, plus dialects, most Tagalogs know only two.
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