magandang gabi man ang good evening di'ba? korekeks ba ko?
how about good night? magandang katulog. bwehehehe![]()
magandang gabi man ang good evening di'ba? korekeks ba ko?
how about good night? magandang katulog. bwehehehe![]()
Boycott!!
Hambog lang nang mga tagalog.
Gi-stereotyped tang mga bisaya nga yaya or driver lang.
Bisdak mi!!!
rest in peace nang tagalig sa magandang gabi? Bitaw no, unsa man ? mabuting gabi? este waik ikik...
Don't care! It is hard jud to define the word filipino oi! hehe. Filipino is only for the people in Tagalog areas hehe. Taga visaya region man jud ko woi!
another round of the never-say-die North-South enmity eh? the arguments go round and round, one gets dizzy with all the redundancy.
that depends really on which slice of the Cebuano pie we are talking about. of course, since the middle class and the intelligensia (which i presume constitutes most of the members of this forum) almost always only associate within its own social class, it's quite safe to say that when the Cebuano middle class and the Cebuano intelligensia talks about 'Cebuano' as an ethno-liguistic group, it usually talks about itself.Do you agree that Cebuanos speak better english than Tagalogs? Tagalogs just can't drop their Manileno accent. Cebuanos on the other hand speak more distinct and profound english because of the nature of pronunciation of their dialects.
but considering the fact that the middle class and the intelligensia are a mere fraction of the Cebuano social pie as a whole, then people (both Cebuanos and non-Cebuanos) might challenge the assumption that the Cebuano middle class and the intelligensia can very well represent the Cebuanos as a whole when it comes to the question whether or not Cebuanos can speak better English, accent-wise, than Tagalogs.
we have to consider the fact that English, though understood by most of the Filipinos (Cebuanos, of course are included in this), it's not something that is widely spoken by the grassroots people that constitute the majority of the population. we know how dismal the state provides for the formal education for this slice of the social strata, and we know of the correlation between educational standing and fluency with English. we know too that how much one uses language is a factor in how well one masters it, both word usage and accent.
which brings about another issue; accents. being the most widely dispersed accent of the English language, the American accent sometimes becomes the standard from which all other accents are judged, especially to those ethnic groups where English is not the primary language itself.
when we say that Cebuanos 'speak better English' than Tagalogs, does this mean that Cebuanos(particularly the middle class/ intelligensia) are presumed to adapt better to the American accent? if so, then does a 'Filipino accent' for speaking English exist? which group best exemplifies this? and can the Filipino accent for speaking English be onsidered valid?
“What we call chaos is just patterns we haven't recognized. What we call random is just patterns we cant decipher. What we can't understand we call nonsense. What we can't read we call gibberish.” - Chuck Palahniuk
hehehehehe usa ray lami sa bisaya..Originally Posted by Empress_Of_Drac
bisaya nga manok hahahaha..
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hayyyy dugay naman neh oi....but now is the right time.. unsa kaha ato buhaton aneh? signature campaign?
hehehehe..
Gikan sa Editoryal sa Sun Star Superbalita. DUNAY nangasuko. Duna say niingon nga ato lang palabyon kining linya sa pelikulang “Sakal, Sakali, Saklolo” nga giingong nag-insulto sa mga Bisaya.
Sa salida, ang karakter nga gihulagway ni Gloria Diaz nangasaba sa yaya sa iyang apo kay gipadako kuno nga “Bisaya.”
“Bakit pinapalaki ninyong Bisaya ang apo ko?” matod pa niya.
Ang inahan nga gihulagway ni Judy Ann Santos nitubag pinaagi sa pagsulti sa iyang yaya nga mag-Tinagalog kon moistorya sa bata aron modako kini nga Filipino.
Nasuko pagmaayo si Sen. Nene Pimentel niini kay, matod pa niya, arogante ug di sensitibo. Dugang pa, nagsugnod kini og kalagot sa mga Pinoy.
Tinuod, subay kini sa bias sa pipila ka mga Tagalog nga nagtuong sila ang first class. Ang mga Bisaya ubos sa ilang pagtan-aw busa mahimo rang ig-on sa mga pasiaw.
Kon tukion nato kini pagmaayo, di sab tingale angayang palabyon kini kay insulto gyud tinuod.
Nganong wa na man lang mopili og laing pasiaw ang direktor? Alang kaniya, makalingaw kining insultuhon ang mga Bisaya?
Di ta kini pasagdan oi!
Sa laing bahin, angayan sab natong panaminan kini kay ang mga taga Sugbo maayo sab kaayong mopasiaw ginamit ang mga Bol-anon.
(Disyembre 30, 2007 isyu)
sakto ka bro... mao bitaw wala ko mitan-aw ana...
boykot!...boykot!...boykot!
most bisaya can speak tagalog but not vice versa
Boykot! Boykot! Boykot! Boykot! Boykot! Boykot!
korek jud ka anang pag pronounce nila anang google to googel, uncle to unkel. mga hinawayon kaayo ng taga manila sa mga bisaya mura ra ba ug maayo mo pronounce sa mga english words. may gani ang mga bisaya kasabot ug tagalog, sila di gani kasabot ug binisaya. mga tagalog mo ari ug cebu, kita pa matagbaw tinagalog. kung kita mo adto ug manila, kita gihapon matagbaw ug tinagalog kay mga bogo sila di kahibalo mo binisaya. LOLOriginally Posted by bb.kate
lay labot si judy ann ani uy. it's the writer's fault. siguro suya siya sa mga bisaya. basta ako surok akong dugo anang mga tagalog nga magpa as-if. mag in-OA gani sila sa ako atubangan ako jud dayon sila ingnun nga pauli mo sa manila uy.
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