I TOTALLY AGREE! they have pangit handwriting and their spelling leaves much to be desired. high school grad kuno nila pero spelling eh pang-grade 4 sa ato. haaaayyy.
but...as i have been moderating here ba....i get to read soooooooooooooooo many posts that make my fingers itch to correct....kay susme ang mga tenses...ang mga haaayyy wag na ta mag-detail pa...
ang akin lang.... kung di mo naman lingua franca ang english...wag ka na PLEASE patuga-tuga ug post in english. masakit sa mata! hehehehehe.
at home we spoke english...till now we speak english...that is why my son's english is amazing. he will always learn bisaya from classmates...but english ....CORRECT usage of tenses and sentence structure plus correct usage of idiomatic expressions.... that is taught at home and should be IMO. english comes naturally to a lot of istoryans... grammatically-correct, with impeccable diction too.
...pero maklaro jud bitaw nimo na mga trying hard kaau... like say nakatungtong na sila ng foreign country and they think that automatic na ang ila grammar ma-tarong. hehehe. one or two istoryans come to mind right this very moment. oh well...
teka...aren't we talking about grammar here? diction man yan sa iyo dong...hehe
IMO --- it is better to have matigas na dila than mali-mali nga tenses and pronouns...haaayyy
KOREK! ...corek? corex? korrect?
TUMPAK! hehehehehehe




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