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Ngano ang mga tawo nga maayo mag ininglis dali raman makakita og trabaho? Pangutana sa mga taw nga kahibaw mag ininglis, manaway ba mo sa tawo na di hanas og ininglis? Sa mga tawo nga di hanas og ininglis, sa inyong panan.aw kung ang tawo hanas sa ininglis dili ni siya makabayan or nationalistic?

[ojoberrebs]

depende ra gud na sa taw. be practical nata, English considered as universal language.. Professional employee uses this language to communicate with their clients which is almost, came from the other country... ako kay di man hanas, d ma ingon nga makabayan cla, they are just need to speak English..

[NudgeDELTA]

Ngano ang mga tawo nga maayo mag ininglis dali raman makakita og trabaho?

As an employer, I find it advantageous because:

1. they can communicate better with other employees;
2. they can communicate better with clients;
3. they can express themselves better than others;
4. they are the ones who exerted effort in studying, that shows their dedication to hard work.

Pangutana sa mga taw nga kahibaw mag ininglis, manaway ba mo sa tawo na di hanas og ininglis?

This is not a personal opinion, but a personal observation. The answer is yes. Illiteracy conveys idiocy. Back in elementary, high school, college, and even presently in a job, there's always something funny about a person who does not know how to speak English. There is absolutely no reason why a Filipino can't speak English.

Sa mga tawo nga di hanas og ininglis, sa inyong panan.aw kung ang tawo hanas sa ininglis dili ni siya makabayan or nationalistic?

It does not necessarily hold true. Speaking English nowadays is a necessity and a requirement. If you want to nab a high paying job, fluency in English is more than likely required. On a side note, having lived and worked abroad, I encountered a lot of Filipinos who still don't know how to speak fluent English (grammar and accent) even if they've lived there for decades. Surprisingly noticeable are Filipinos abroad who would always assert to speak English to you, even if there's only the two of you.

[bluelhady]

Sa mga tawo nga di hanas og ininglis, sa inyong panan.aw kung ang tawo hanas sa ininglis dili ni siya makabayan or nationalistic?

Actually, being fluent in speaking English is not the basis of how nationalistic you are. As a matter of fact, it would be a great pride in your part if you can speak English fluently. Imagine, you are a Filipino and yet, you can speak English better than other foreign citizens??

[iLove2eat<3]

depende man sad cguro nah sa company na imo ge.applyan, TS. well, most companies nowadays kay mas mo.prefer ug mga fluent English speakers kay para pud mka.communicate well sa mga counterparts from abroad. and yeah, it is indeed good to know na ang mga pinoy specifically Cebuanos kay mga fluent English speakers

[freetaste]

Its a requirement in the corporate environment. It can be learned manpud.

[RISyrnuj]

ana jud na TS labi na for global competition unya ang work international. Gawas nalng sigoro og dili au mag tabi tabi nga work hhahahahah inamang nalang....

[WindowsSigbin]

+1 for @freetaste ,,