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    Exclamation Do Cebuanos prefer English than Tagalog? Is it because of Cebuano pride or are we just bad at Tagalog?


    I dont know if it should be here or the humor section.

    It’s a Tagalog drama cliché when an actress portrays the role of a Cebuana (or Bisayas in general) who speaks Tagalog with a thick accent.


    To add insult to the injury, this character is always a house helper or yaya going by the name ‘Inday’.



    But, Cebuanos don’t seem to mind and protests are almost never heard of.


    Majority of them still watch Filipino dramas avidly.


    Do Cebuanos prefer English than Tagalog?

    Perhaps it’s the reason why they don’t complain being portrayed as being bad at Tagalog but lose their mind when their proficiency in English is mocked.





    Maybe their Tagalog is really bad as what we see in the movies and speaking English is a better alternative.


    Do you think Cebuanos dislike the Tagalogs that’s why they refuse to speak their language?


    Or is it because of Cebuano pride or they are just bad at Tagalog?


    To be fair, Cebuanos are good in English.




    Training foreigners on English as a second language (ESL) is a driving force in promoting Cebu’s tourism.


    Many foreigners especially Koreans flock to Cebu to study English.


    Schools, use English and Filipino as the main medium of communication and instruction.


    It’s no wonder why Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) industries are thriving in Cebu.


    Cebuanos might prefer English than Tagalog as a way to communicate to non-Cebuanos.


    Are we going to see the day when English slowly replaces the Cebuano language as Cebu’s main language.


    Ma englisera na diay ang mga Cebuanos?


    Let us not forget our roots, there might come a time when it’s the foreigners who will be speaking our own language and we lose our role as stewards of the Cebuano culture.




    Do Cebuanos prefer English than Tagalog? | tenminutes.ph

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    Mas inclined gyud ta mga Cebuanos sa English kaysa Tagalog it is because it is the way we were raised. In schools, English ang medium nga gigamit, not Tagalog. During my time, duha ra gyud nga subject ang Tagalog ang gamit (Filipino and Araling Panlipunan). In addition to that, di gyud ta tig gamit ug Tagalog kay Bisaya man ta so that is why daghan mga Cebuanos ang di maayo mag Tagalog.

    Regarding the "yaya" or "helper" issue. Di man siguro Cebuanos per se ang gipasabot ana. Bisaya lang gyud ang pagkaportray sa mga yaya kay tungod most of them came from provinces and outside Luzon (even sa Southern part of Luzon), basta probinsiya, daghan kaayo mga Bisaya.

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    tinuod jud na mga bro mas mo prefer jud ang mga bisaya mo sulti ug english kay sa tagalog...

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    ahak. Unsa may kwarta anang Tagalog oi. Maski kasabot ta ug tagalog wala man tay makuha ana. Maypa magkat.on nalang ug english cgehon nmo ug gamit ma fluent kay tapos ma gamit pa jud nmo sa gawas sa nasod.

    Tagalog? Pilipinas ra man na taman.

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    kay lisod man magtagalog mao magenglish nalang (spoken based on experience )

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    Ang ang wala man ta nag use sa atong language na filipino. Wala man cgroy balaod na mag tagalog jud ta. Pero kailan natong masabtan pod ang atong language.

    Mao dre sa cebu atong native dialect jud atong gigamit.

    One time kadungug ko mga student sa manila, insulting daw to call inday sa manila ky pang yaya ra daw na.

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    yes, we cebuanos, are not fluent to tagalog language, so they are, they speak bisaya with their own accent

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    Sometimes, I find it funny when tagalog people speak in english.

    Their "f" sounds likes "P", and their "P" sounds like "f".

    Their "S" sounds "ey-S" i.e they pronounce "special" es-spay-syal. Just imagine Noli De Castro say it if you know what i mean.

    What else? Aristotle? Aristotil?

    And, i really find this funny. The word "confirm".

    Anyways, what i mean is, if we sound funny to them they also sound funny to us. Compensate ra.

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    para nako.. basta unsay komportable nako mao ra akong isulti.. ma bisaya man ma tagalog man or ma english basta magkasinabot mao nana..

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    ^Kapoy sad bro oi, kun mag enginlis, tagalog ug magbisaya ka tibuok adlaw. pamaulan imong dila.

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