Wow! This video is well thought of, simple, clear, and concise!.anyone who would be watching this would definitely have a good general ideqnofnthe connecrion of the Philippines and the Spanish language. Kudos for this amazing video!😊
It's time to bring it back in the classroom. Before we hated it in the class.Many suggested to abolish it but now i am learning Spanish by myself .Having spanish dictionary in my phone.
Yes, there are colleges that offer subjects teaching foreign languages. Spanish can be one of the languages taught, and there are also options like Mandarin, Japanese, Italian, depending on the school you attend.
@@vertzz_official language fluency isn't the end-goal of optional Spanish subjects in the university level, but cultural enrichment, so if you want to produce a generation of Filipinos fluent in Spanish, then Spanish should become the language of instruction at all levels in the basic and higher education and as the working language in the civil service, mass media, private businesses, and religious services.
@@roseastillero8222 The Supreme Court already have their final say it's "Unconstitutional" as it violates Article XIV Sections 6 and 7 of the 1987 Constitution, no lawmaker will ever attempt to return it as the overwhelming majority are fiercely against it.
@@JosephSolisAlcaydeAlberici Labag iyan sa ating Saligang Batas meron nang hatol tungkol diyan ang Kataas-taasang Hukuman ng Pilipinas, malinaw na paglabag sa ika labing apat na Artikulo at ika anim at pito sa Seksyon ng Saligang Batas taong isang libo siyam na raan at walumput pito, at walang mambabatas ang magtangkang ibalik ang wikang Espanyol karamihan sa kanila at sa nakararaming sektor ng lipunan pati na ang Simbahang Katoliko sa Pilipinas ang mahigpit ang pagtutol dito.
In order to suppress rebellion, Americans prohibited the use of Spanish. However, the new Philippine government einstated spanish subject after the world war but later decided to drop itas english was getting more useful.
Here in Zamboanga city,Philippines ,our dialect / we speak chavacano. As we call it "broken spanish" language. We can understand people speak spanish. Muchas Gracias
Chabacano? Tell me please a little more about that. Chabacano here is a little pieces of here and there but it's fruit. This is my perspective form Apatzingán Michoacán México. La nueva Valladolid hoy Morelia. We are brother and sister.
@@espewisneski buenas dias hermano/hermana, muchisimas gracias for asking. Basically chavacano was the result of what the Spanish colonial government taught our people here before, along with some of the Mexicans that were brought here all the way from Acapulco. The Spanish never taught the majority indios proper Spanish only the mestizos and so as a result the spoken language was chavacano which I understand is " in bad taste." Overtime the creole language took more words from the other local spoken languages, Tagalog, Bisayan, Tausugs, Chinese, Malay and etc. Given enough lessons and practice native chavacano speakers easily learn how to speak modern Spanish... However I am plojo and have yet to convince my friends to try learn.
@espewisneski Correct. As a country colonized by Spain the king of Spain assigned the Mexican government to be the direct Provincial capital of the Philippines during that time that is why we have lots of Mexican people and mixed Filipino-Mexican in the Philippines until today. We are also influenced by their different Spanish words different from Spanish of Spain. Mexican Spanish is somewhat hard and heavy compared to Spanish of Spanish which soft and smooth.
@@VisualizerPH En 1543 el explorador Ruy López de Villalobos viajó desde el puerto de Barra Navidad en Jalisco, hacia las islas para culminar la conquista. En esa segunda expedición española el archipiélago fue bautizado como Filipinas en honor a Felipe II. ¡Descubre el México Auténtico a través. Tomado del internet... Me encanta tu comida y quiero recetas originales bolut no eso no como, se dice así?
Obtuve mi título universitario en el colegio de san juan de letran en intramuros, manila. Mi escuela todavía ofrece asignaturas de español. para que pueda comunicarme en inglés, tagalo y español.
@@CrystalSashimi Ay! dios mio!!! wag ganon. Parang tinanggap mo na bobo ang kabataang pinoy. Kinaya nga ng mga ninuno natin may at least 2 international language(Spanish, English, and possibly, Japanese)... plus at least 1-2 local languages e. Isipin mo nalang na kung ngaun... we dominate in the english BPO workforce. Pano pa kapag hawak din natin ang espanol? Edi na-monopolize din natin, hindi lang ang North American Businesses... pati na rin buong Latin America. Paalala ko lang sayo... English is just the top 3rd language spoken in the whole world, pero anlaki na ng nahahamig nating revenue via BPO simply being able to speak the language. Spanish is 2nd... Imagine being able to harness the 2nd and 3rd most spoken language in the world... gaano na kaya ka yaman ang pilipinas kung hindi natin nalimutan (or pinag bawal ng imperyong america) mag salita ng espanol.
In the Philippines there were (most likely still are) families who spoke Spanish to one another --- my father and several relatives spoke impeccable Spanish --- the nuns in my Catholic school spoke Spanish and for a long time Spanish was included in the school curriculum until an act of Congress abolished it ( I was no longer living in the Philippines when it happened) --- but the Filipinos have Spanish names, celebrate fiestas, semana santa, misas de aguinaldo during Christmas, share media noche or noche buena --- the days of the week: lunes, martes, miercoles etc. are in Spanish and Filipinos can count in Spanish: uno, dos, tres, --- words like tenedor, kutsara, silya are derived from Spanish --- suckling pig is called lechon de leche --- not to mention the Catholic religion --- so the Spanish influence is very much alive and well.
I've met a few castellano speakers in the philippines, but it's not pervasive like american spanish and most of the predominantly spaniard filipinos I know do not speak spanish...filipino on the other hand is filled with the adopted/altered (they use the B. word for it in the philippines) spanish... there are a lot of false cognates too...in my experience it has served to make speaking filipino exceptionally difficult because my brain keeps dropping (without the clutch you might say) into spanish (my second language) and when I try to speak filipino mostly spanish comes out...however, whenever I don't know a filipino word I can get lucky by just saying the spanish word with alterations like ll = ly, io = iyo, ch = ts, no = nyo, etc. But this method isn't as successful as it is in say speaking portuguese or italian...it really makes more sense to just speak english to filipinos, but then what fun is that? And then of course filipino has a bunch of different number systems they use natively: telling time sounds like spanish but written differently, while they regularly use english (actually any time a topic gets complicated they break out the deep english) for large numbers and nonintegers... but of course every generalization of the philippines is very regionally generalized because the philippines is a classic tribal nation, where simply traveling 15km is often enough to experience significant shifts is culture and dialect
Mi abuelos y mi padres fallecidos, ellos pueden hablar español, pero ako poquito ,.konti lang talaga i was born in 90's , im encouraging and wishing our #Ph.government to include Spanish subject in elementary or high school because this is part of our history and our culture up to this day.❤
@@diamondlee3840 The Supreme Court already have their final say it's Unconstitutional as it clearly violates Article XIV Sections 6 and 7 of the 1987 Constitution regarding the National Language Policy, no lawmaker will ever push this proposal as the overwhelming majority are fiercely against it.
There are also Chabacanos in Cavite City. Cavite City was once a stronghold of the Spanish Military during their occupation of the Philippines. This is where the Fuerza de San Felipe is located, which is now known as Fort San Felipe (currently Philippine Naval Base).
BTW, Ang salitang chavacano ng Cavite City at Zamboanga City ay maraming pagkakaiba. Meron akong bảkada na tiga Cavite city at Zamboanga city at parehong marunong ng chavacano pero after nagusap sila ng chavacano for the first time ay pareho silang nagtatawanan dahil halos lahat ng statement nila ay magkaiba sa kanilang local na chavacano kaya mula noon ay hindi na sila uli nag usap sa chavacano!😊
🇵🇭 😄 Alegre yo que ya inclui, ya menciona y tambien como ya recogniza con el mi nativo y primer lenguaje o idioma de Chavacano aqui na este video, como uno de maga evidencia o producto de maga influencia y legacia del lenguaje o idioma Español na Filipinas o na maga lenguaje o idioma de Filipinas. 👋🏼😄 Buenas o hola! Yo un nativo y etnico o etnolinguistico Zamboangueño y un nativo hablante de Chavacano o un Chavacanohablante de Ciudad de Zamboanga. El Chavacano amo el mi nativo y primer lenguaje o idioma, pero mas específicamente el variante, variedad o dialecto de Zamboangueño o Chavacano de Zamboanga, o que como se llama tambien o ta llama tambien como el Zamboangueño Chavacano o Chavacano Zamboangueño, o simplemente como Chavacano con el letra 'v' (ve/uve o vi) y jendeh o no con el letra 'b' (be o bi) como na otro maga variante, variedad o dialecto de Chavacano/Chabacano, por ejemplo, aquellos de Provincia de Cavite, como na Municipalidad de Ternate y Ciudad de Cavite na aquel mencionao provincia. ... 👋🏼😄🇵🇭 Buenas o hola, otra vez, y tambien saludos y un buenas noches con todo desde aqui na un barrio o barangay na Distrito Dos, Segundo Distrito o Costa Este, na Ciudad de Zamboanga, Filipinas!
I used to work at a call center here in the Philippines and they have a Spanish speaking department which is composed of Chavacanos from Zamboanga city.
Our Hiligaynon dialect also here in Negros Occidental, Philippines has a lot of Spanish words like Chavacano. Like in Tagalog, the word "heart" is "puso" but in Hiligaynon "heart" is "corazon".
@@MotoDeOro The Supreme Court already have their final say, it's "Unconstitutional" as it violates Article XIV Sections 6 and 7 of the 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines and our lawmakers are not keen on this as the overwhelming majority are fiercely against it.
The Gallaga, Lopez, Lizares, Luzuriaga, and most Haciendero in Bacolod still speaks Spanish. They send their kids to University of St. La Salle or Collegio San Agustin .
They don't speak Spanish in the Philippines. They have a lot of borrowed words, but that's it. Unless you are talking about the minority language Chavacano, which is a Spanish Creole.
Philippines was under Spain for 333 years. Spanish then was our language. When US defeated Spain in our country and we became US colony, spanish was abolished and English was introduced. We were colonized by 2 countries Spain and USA therefore we have spanish words in our languages aside from Tagalog but up to present english and tagalog are our official languages. Spanish was totally abolished in 1987 by ex President Aquino. 🇪🇦🇵🇭🇺🇸
You were NOT a Spanish "colony", you were a Spanish territory, which is COMPLETELY different. For once, most of the national production was used in Philippines (contrary to what a colony does), you had independent government (contrary to what a colony does), etc.
@@franzrogarOMG… who is your history teacher? They need to be fired. 😂 Philippines was a Spanish COLONY, afterwards, we became USA TERRITORY for a little bit before we gained independence. Spain didn’t take territories, they colonized. 🙄
@@Kafagway OMG... who is your language teacher? They need to be fired. 😂Philippines was a Spanish TERRITORY, afterwards, you became USA TERRITORY for a little bit before you gained independence. Spain didn't had colonies, it had territories. Stop lying and learn. 🙄
There are 2 other Chabacano varieties in the Philippines. 1 - Chabacano de Ciudad de Cavite y Chabacano de Ternate. Both are in the Province of Cavite in Luzon. 30 minutes south of Manila. Chabacano de Ciudad de Cavite is basically Spanish with Tagalog, spoken in Cavite City. The other is Chabacano de Ternate is a mixture of Tagalog, Spanish, Portuguese and Bahasa Indonesia , and spoken in Ternate in Cavite. For the explanation you can search 'Ternate Island, Indonesia' and look for the history.
I live in Albay, Philippines...my grandma speaks combination of Bicol & Spanish...She doesn't know how to speak Tagalog...so im quite familiar with spanish language...And i can count numbers in Spanish 🥰
@@Helios824i have a lot of lolos and lolas even "older uncles n aunts" who can speak castillian and catalan well. Mostly born in the 1890s up to 1920s in albay.
Hi! I am a part of a group called hispanohablantes Filipinos and most of them are descendants of the native speakers of the español filipino dialect which is our own dialect of spanish. I think your grandmother is one of the last speakers of spanish, most of them are not recorded by the government, I hope you try and learn spanish and speak to her. She's a living treasure of our culture. Note that, even today, some of the last spanish speakers in our country speak it as second language. :D just like english.
¡Hola! Soy Juan/John, soy de pilipinas. Ahora estoy aprendiendo en español lenguaje por 6 meses y para mi es muy difícil especialmente el subjuntivo pero ahora. Voy a inscribirme en escuela de español probablemente este año.
Hey! Thanks for your question. These are some of the things that we explain in the video. Some people spoke/speak Spanish, although not the great majority.
My grandparents were very fluent in Spanish. As for me, somehow I can understand and speak since I grew up with them and there was a Spanish subject during my college days until it was abolished in the late 90's.
@@dennis12dec El peor error que hizo Filipinas negar su historia, cultura y su descendencia, si ya era parte de la corona española tenían que haberse independizado pero conservar el Castellano, el segundo idioma más hablado del mundo después del mandarín y el primer idioma nativo superado por el inglés. Filipinos ustedes son nuestros hermanos hispanos en Asia, aprendan o pongan de nuevo el Español como idioma oficial franco, sin olvidar sus idiomas autóctonos como el Tagalog y el Chabacano, el inglés solo debe ser opcional ciencia, tecnología y negocios con los anglosajones nada más pero para hablar y compartir con el mundo la humanidad debe hablar el idioma de cervantes. Hay amor, sentimientos y formas de expresarnos. Desde Costa Rica les escribo. Saludos. 🇨🇷🇨🇷
My great grandparents and dad were very fluent in speaking Spanish with correct grammar. The reason why the people of the Visayas region are speaking lots of Spanish words because it is the region where the Spanish colonizers first established their government specifically in Cebu. The first established modern road was also in Cebu and still exists today.
But the entire Philippines knows that Bisaya does not anything like Spanish. No one would think that Spain ever colonized Philippines if they just base it on how Bisaya sounds.
60% of our filipino language is 60% (づ￣ ³￣)づ Im starting to learn spanish via duolingo and its kind of easy. Why? Cause I actually understand what Im saying haha (｡’▽’｡)♡
I'm from San carlos city Pangasinan Philippine and we still use a lot of Spanish words mix with local dialect... A lot new generation in our barrio don't realize they are using Spanish words.. we still count in spanish ... we use Baile, Carajo ,maldita, Apuram (Apurate) ,Bapor (Vapor)and more.
No one can speak that language here lol, hahaha, Filipino langauge sounds like Indonesian and the pronunciation is very similar to Malay, and it's also related to Taiwanese Amis language.... Can you understand this Filipino words?? Ang mga kambing ay kumakain ng mga damo Ang mga mangingisda ay nakahuli ng maraming isda Maraming tao ang namatay dahil sa napakalakas na bagyong tumama kanina
Our language now a days is mixed already with spanish and english i can't hardly speak pure native filipino language ... When i was young i wasnt able to realize that i was speaking some spanish ... We hardly even understand the deep filipino words😢...
Filipino languages are austronesian except chabacano they speak broken Spanish Spanish speakers barely understand them. Tagalog only has 10% Spanish loan words, Spanish speakers would most likely understand Italian more.
During my high school in my 3rd year i took Spanish 1 then on my 4th year i took Spanish 2 for prepation to college. But, sad thing Spanish language was not already in a curriculum. If the time admits i was already mastered the language. 🤣
El país se llama Filipinas.. El idioma es Filipino(los cuidadanos tambien son Filipino/s) o el Tagalog.. Tenemos dos idiomas oficiales - Tagalog o Filipino e inglés. Muchas gracias.
HAYNAKU, DEMONIC AGENDA YAN, PANOORIN NINYO ANG THE GOD CULTURE YT CHANNEL AT NG MALAMAN NYO ANG TUNAY NA BIBLICAL HISTORY NG PINAS !! DEMONIC AGENDA YAN GINAGAWA NG MGA TAGA YURUPA NAGMULA KAY MAGELLAN !!
pero more native people speak cebuano bisaya/cebuano mindanawon,tagalog ay ginawan lang ng batas gawing official Lang. kaya siya ang gamit ngayun ginawan ng libro pinag-aralan ng ibat ibang tribo kaya lumaganap sya.
Everyone in the Philippines they can be deemed as Spanish or Latina. Because in their colonial minds everything foreign is ideal or superior. The national hero of the Philippines never asked for the Independence of the Philippines. He wanted Philippines to belong to Spain for all eternity. He now has a monument in every city and town in the Philippines.
Wait what? No one can speak Spanish here, except for Chavacanos, Filipinos can't speak and understand Spanish. Tagalog is closely related to Indonesian, Melayu, Malay-Singaporean, and Native Taiwanese languages, and it's also originated from ancient Taiwan (Formosa) and Southern China 3,000 years ago. Tagalog has so many borrowed words from Spanish yea, but it's also have 6.66% to 7% Southern Chinese words and it's equivalent to 2,500 or 3,000 words, for example, ate, kuya, litaw, bataw, sitaw, gawgaw, lawlaw, ingkong, ampaw, am, tausi and etc.. EXAMPLE: Tagalog words that have the same root and meaning in other Asian languages BAG/SACK BAG Tagalog - (Kaban) Japanese - 鞄 (Kaban) Korean - 가방 (Ggabang) SOY SAUCE Tagalog - (Toyo) Chinese - 豆油 (Tāu-yû) Japanese - 醤油 (Shōyu) TEA Tagalog - (Tsa-a) Vietnamese - (Trà) Japanese - お茶 (Ocha) Chinese - 茶 (Chá) Korean - 차 (Cha) Thai - ชา (Chā) EARING Tagalog - (Hikaw) Chinese - 耳鉤 (Hǐ-kau) KEY Tagalog - (Susi) Chinese - 锁匙 (Só-sî) Korean - 열쇠 (Yeolsoe) SURELY Tagalog - (Tiyak) Chinese -的 (Tiak) CHEERS!! Tagalog - (Kampay) Japanese - 乾杯 (Kanpai) Korean - 건배 (Geonbae) CHILD Tagalog - (Anak) Indonesian - (Anak) Bahasa-Melayu - (Anak) SKY Tagalog - (Langit) Indonesian - (Langit) Bahasa-Melayu - (Langit) COUNTRY Tagalog - (Bansa) Indonesian - (Bangsa) Bahasa-Melayu - (Bangsa) ME Tagalog - (Ako/Aku) Indonesian - (Aku) Bahasa-Melayu - (Aku) DEATH Tagalog - (Kamatayan) Indonesian - (Kematian) Bahasa-Melayu - (Kematian) In fact, europeans influenced the Indonesian language more, Indonesian has 40,000 dutch words while Tagalog has only 13% Spanish equivalent to 5,000 words.
I had spanish subjects in hischoll n college, it's averry easy language to learn but since nobody speaks spanish that i forget it, but if only some people talk that language, i'm sure i've been speaking spanish fluently then! Ì still want to learn it, actually very interesting language ❤
I would rather learn the language of our neighbours in Southeast Asia mainly Malay or Bahasa Melayu spoken in Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam and Singapore also Bahasa Indonesia which are much easier than Thai, the Spanish colonial influence in the Philippines 🇵🇭 is slowly being cast aside as influences such as Korean drama, music continues to dominate.
Es curioso que los filipinos rechacen el español porque era el idioma del primer colonizador, pero abrazaron el inglés, que es el idioma de su segundo colonizador.
FYI , The Filipinos did NOT reject the Spanish Language. . The Spaniards simply did NOT want Filipinos to learn Spanish during the early years of colonization. But unlike the Spaniards, the Americans brought in a couple hundred of teachers(the Thomasites) to teach English in public schools .
@@AbrahamUtrera-t7p In the video itself it is said that Spanish was the official language of the Philippines until 1973, that in the 19th century it was the common language throughout the country, and public education was in Spanish.
@@fmaximo1979AFAIK, Official documents like Land titles, birth/baptismal certificates, school diplomas, business documents, etc were in Spanish prior to the 20th century(19th century and earlier), however, Spanish was NOT spoken by the general public, they spoke in their local Language and elementary pupils were taught in the vernacular(local language). Many ordinary Filipinos did NOT even finish elementary. Most of those who received formal education were the elites(Ilustrados). In the 70's , Spanish language was no longer used in Official, public and business documents. Huwag kang basta magpapaniwala sa mga napapanood mong videos 😂
@@Troy25473 That doesn't explain it. The country's intellectual and economic elite could do it for that reason (and it still wouldn't explain why they would abandon Spanish), but not the people as a whole.
definitely not. Why? It's a colonial language of spain. Don't be proud of Philippines colonial past or you will look like a fool or stupid. It is like you are approving the bad things that happened to your life in the past. Does being a slave sounds good to you? or you are just being Mayabang
@@kimmyDaYang madaming salita na pareho sa Español yung language natin mas marami lang opportunity sa mga kabayan kung marunong at least manlang makaintindi din.
Hola que tal, thank you for featuring our country in your channel. I want to learn spanish also! You just earned a new subscriber. By the way are you from Argentina?
Creo no, porque el accento es castellano. Y el accento de argenteni tiene influencia de portugese porque ellos son cerca brazil, quien hablan portugese. Lo siento por mis la hostia español jajaja. I don’t think he’s argentinian because his accent is more castillian. The argentinian accent has some portigese influences because of their proximity to brazil, who speak portugese. Sorry for my broken spanish hahaha.
@@1cho456 si es argentino o uruguayo, ya que el español de españa pronuncian diferente la S, y tambien diferencian la CZ con la S, y este chico pronuncia la LL/Y como= SH, como diciendo lluvia lo dice shubia
La vdd es que la mayoria de los filipinos no hablaba español durante la era española y solo aprendieron algunas palabras españolas que siguemos incorporando en nuestra lengua materna, tagalo u otros dialectos.
Hola soy filipino y hablo español, ingles, y filipino. Apoyo que el español vuelva a ser idioma oficial en Filipinas porque es una gran parte de nuestra historia, cultura e identidad.
Chinese, Japanese and American are also have a big part of our history, culture and you can't deny that BUT above from all and majority, our own Filipino languages, cultures and heritage are the best and way more stronger than any foriegn influence
@@kimmyDaYang the Spaniards were the one who founded our country as a single political entity and if we have a reference language that every Filipino must follow, it should have been Spanish, but the American colonial administrators removed Spanish from the primary and secondary school curricula in 1901 and from then on, English was imposed in the Philippine education system.
Spain occupied us and destroyed a lot of our native culture so I am actually a proponent of less Spanish words in Tagalog. Anyway, in Batangas, we speak a dialect of Tagalog with fewer Spanish loanwords.
Can you tell that to the remaining tribes in the Philippines? They are the original natives, if they are destroyed, and what else is suyat such as Baybayin, Badlit etc.?
Sana mabaliko sa pilipinas Ang salitang Spanish sana itinuturo din ito sa paaralan para habang Buhay Hindi mawawala Ang salitang Spanish Kasi alam naman natin na Ang iba sa atin ay my dugong spañiol din.
@@dennis12dec ganun po ba yun hehe...Kasi nakakamiss Kasi Yung mga salita ng mga Lola ehh naririnig ko sa Amin kunti nalang na salitang halong Spanish Ang naririnig ko .
@@kumaringdukot9950 Sa kasalukuyang panahon ngayon mas nangingibabaw ang Kulturang Popular na Asyano sa Pilipinas tulad ng mga napapanood na mga drama mula sa Timog Korea, Thailand at iba pang mga bansa sa Asya, simula nang pumasok sa ika dalawampu't isang siglo ang wikang Espanyol ay nawalan na ng halaga at namulat na ang mga Pilipino sa ideolohiyang Nasyonalismong pang Asyano na itinaguyod nina Lee Kwan Yew(Singapore), Ho Chi Minh(Vietnam), Dr. Mahathir Mohamad(Malaysia), Sun Yat Sen(China), Sukarno(Indonesia). Aminin na ninyo na wala tayo sa kalingkingan ng mga Español at tayo'y mga Asyano.
I'm from Spain and I have never seen any Filipino speak Spanish fluently nonetheless correctly. I can go to Mexico and understand their version of Spanish even if is different from that of Spain's. 😂😂😂
No I Disagree With You. It's a very good decision to remove spanish because this is a colonial language and an ugly sounding language. Parang bulol silang magsalita. Tongue tied
It was a wise decision because the number of units in Spanish was inadequare to enable students to speak and write in Spanish. It was a waste of time and money!
@@AbrahamUtrera-t7p Spanish Language is the official language of 20 nations and the second most spoken language next to Mandarin if the Philippines still used it, it will brings favor economically, socially and politically to the country. Just Imagine how effective communication can bring positive result.
@@herbsaficionado7586 The general Filipino public NEVER spoke Spanish during the Spanish period because only the rich(mostly the elites) were able to afford to attend higher education and most Filipinos spoke in their local languages. Although Spanish was part of the educ. curriculum after the Spaniards left, College students graduates could NOT speak in formal Spanish. Hence it was a waste of time and money taking up a subject wherein the number of units required to learn the language was INADEQUATE.
@@AbrahamUtrera-t7p I don't think so. My grandparents can speak Spanish fluently even they are not rich and educated. I firmly believe that, as a country influenced by Spanish, it is evident that we learn the language too much better than learning Korean language.
Philippines MAIN language is FILIPINO and 2nd is English BUT we have our Chavacano siblings who speak Spanish but the VAST MAJORITIES people of the philippines DON'T speak Spanish. In Philippines population in 2023 is more than 115 million and Chavacano spoken around more than 3 million people's
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His throne should be above constant, his divine name is praised and glorious and true God from eternity to eternity. 🌺 His THRONE should be ABOVE, His DIVINE NAME is PRAISED and GLORIFIED. This is the ETERNAL WILL of My GOD and this is the INFINITE BLESSINGS He REVEALS and PROVIDES us! Who among us does not inherit it? To inherit God's blessings, ONE must RAISE the DIVINE NAME of GOD and COMES to WORSHIP by TRAVELING the THRONE. Everyone who leads before Him with other motives and other purposes will be killed by his flaming fire. Now is the day that His enemies will be judged, and they will also be destroyed today. Moreover this is the day I, the Almighty God will reveal and gain glory and honor. 🌺 O, ALL TOWN! STAY FAST to PRAISE and ACCEPT the ALMIGHTY GOD forever GIVES us LOVING-KINDNESS, SALVATION, PROVIDING BLESSINGS to us, MAKING His CHILDREN PERFECT and successfully ACQUIRED His KINGDOM! 💫🕍 This is the wonder God! It is GOD'S ETERNAL and ARRANGEMENT, that He HIMSELF CAME to SAVE us, to MAKE us PERFECT and to BRING us to GLORY. 🌺 All of them who do not stand and witness are the ancestors of the blind, the kings of ignorance and they will be the eternal foolish, eternal fools and the eternal blind dead. 😢 THEREFORE OUR SPIRITS should WAKE UP! EVERYONE should STAND! Exalt, praise and RAISE the KING of GLORY forever, the FATHER of COMPASSION the SON of REDEMPTION, the ABUNDANT SEVEN SPIRITS, and the ALMIGHTY GOD who brings the MAGNIFICENT FLAMING FIRE and RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT, which is enough- In all, PROSPEROUS, POWERFUL, and PERFECT. 🌺 His THRONE will be RAISED forever! ALL of these PEOPLE should SEE GOD'S WISDOM, this is His WONDERFUL WAY of SAVING, and the FULFILLMENT of His GLORIOUS will. If we are not going to stand and witness, when this moment is then there is no return. Whether we are to gain blessings or misfortune is determined in this current stage of our journey as we do, think and live at this time. 🌺 Then how do you behave? WITNESS for GOD and RAISE GOD forever, RAISE the ALMIGHTY GOD. The CHRIST of the LAST DAYS-the ETERNAL, None, and the True God! 🙏 ☀️ From now on you must see clearly all those who do not witness for God, who do not bear witness for the unique, true God, those who have blessed doubts about him, they are all sick, dead and those who fight against God! 😢 The WORDS of GOD have PROVEN from ANCIENT TIMES: all those who do not gather with Me are spreading, and those who are not with Me are against Me; It is a non-renewable fact that is being carved into the rock! THOSE who do NOT WITNESS for GOD are DEVILS of SATAN. These people are approaching to disrupt and deceive the children of God, to disrupt and deceive the children of God, to disturb God's rule, and they must be killed! 😪 Whoever shows them good intentions is looking for their own destruction. YOU must HEAR and BELIEVE in the SPIRIT of GOD'S Spirit, WALK the PATH of the Spirit of GOD and LIVE the WORDS of the Spirit of GOD, and MORE ABOVE the THRONE of God Almighty forever! 🙏 The ALMIGHTY GOD is the GOD of SEVEN Spirits! Of SEVEN EYES and SEVEN STARS is also; He OPENED the SEVEN seal, and the SCRIPTURES OPENED ALL! He SOUNDED the SEVEN TRUMPETS, and the SEVEN BOWLS and SEVEN PLAGUES were in His HANDS, to POUR OUT ACCORDING to His will. Or, the SEVEN THUNDERS have ALWAYS been CLOSED! The MOMENT to OPEN them has COME! He who opens in the seven thunder has shown that in front of our eyes! ALMIGHTY GOD! All of You are FREED and FREE, without SUFFERING, and EVERYTHING FLOWS well! No man is going to block or deter You, all submit to You. Any not submitting everyone is dying! ALMIGHTY GOD, GOD with SEVEN EYES! EVERYTHING is COMPLETELY CLEAR, ALL are BRILLIANT and OPEN, all are REVEALED and NAKED. To Him ALL is CLEAR as CRYSTALS, and NOT only GOD HIMSELF is this, but also His CHILDREN are ALSO. No one, no matter, and no circumstances will be covered before him and his children! The seven stars of Almighty God are brilliant! 🌺 The CHURCH has DONE Him COMPLETELY, He ESTABLISHED His church MESSENGER and ALL the CHURCHES were WITHIN His FINANCING. He opens all seven seals, and He HIMSELF CARRIES His PLAN. From "The WORD Appears in the Flesh" Fulfillment of (John 1:1) and (Ezekiel 2:9-10), (Rev. 19:9,13) 📥Calling and leading everyone to His lowered Kingdom or Church because it is still standing on earth in the holy place in the air/ youtube "THE CHURCH OF ALMIGHTY GOD 💐 this is the fulfillment of what He said to Peter 2,000 years ago, recorded in (Matthew 16:18'19). This is the the only Church of each one of our spirit that we must listen to or eat and drink like how we eat, dress and sleep every day so that He can guide us and change us by rejecting the evil attached by satan so as to be perfect, having attained eternal life that will enter the coming replacement of the New Heaven and New Earth. 💌
Silla in the Philippines is pronounced as Silya (Luzon, Tagalog areas) and Siya (see-ya) in the Visayas. Silla pronounced as Sisha is Argentinian? LL here is pronounced as either Elye or Ye as in Cebollas - Sibuyas, Caballo- kabayo, Cepillo- Sepilyo
I have old photographs from great grandparents and on the back are Spanish sentences and phrases. Not broken Spanish or mixed Spagalog, BUT PURE CASTILIAN SPANISH. And I am not saying our family is from Spain like most Filipinos claim just because they have Spanish last names. No, our family is very native but my great grandparents spoke perfect Spanish because they had access to learn the language. Even back in the 1960s, Spanish was a prerequisite in schools especially in the universities until the 1970s when Spanish was dissuaded. Over time, Spanish has been butchered locally, even its proper spellings. For example the word “cumusta” which was prevalent in the Philippines. Now it is spelled “kamusta” or “calle” now it’s “kalye.”. It’s a shame, I think it is becoming ghetto. Proper Spanish should be spoken and written as well as the encouragements of the Philippine dialects. What irritates me is hearing the younger generation talk taglish and how they pronounce their R’s. They pronounce it without rolling their tongues to sound English like the word “parang.”. Many pronounce it paRRRang instead of par-r-r-ang where your tongue is supposed to roll and flap like a motorboat. I hate hearing taglish with the pasosyal accent.
😂😂😂😂nice myth. I'm from Madrid Spain and every Filipino claiming to know any Spanish made me laugh because they spoke it incorrectly. I can go to any state in Mexico and understand their dialect of Spanish. Mexicans still speak Spanish and Filipinos do not.😂
NEVER!! It's already a relic of its colonial past, you'll just face the firestorm from hardline Nationalist educators, the youth today are more into Japanese anime you'll see them in some weekends during Cosplay and into Kpop, Spanish has no place in today's world as Asian culture spreads across the globe.
Soy Filipino y hablo Ilocano mi lengua materna, Tagalo lengua de ciudad de Metro Manila e ingles por supuesto lengua de commercio e educacion. E ademas yo conozco chabacano de zamboanga e español pq tiene parientes chabacanos alla . Soy Ilocano, una grupo ethnolinguistico de FILIPINAS al norte de pais. ¡Viva Filipinas y Viva hispanidad!
The discovery of the Philippines is significant to world navigation due to the fact that Spain can reach spice islands via west route due to treaty of Tordesillas. Next, the Manila Galleons from Manila to Acapulco gave Spanish empire the peak of world trade wherein products from China go to South America under New Spain (Mexico) then deliver back to Europe. In exchange, silver was traded as highly valuable item to China by that time. On the other hand, chinese porcelains, asian spices and silk were so valuable that they weigh more than gold and a symbol of nobility in Europe during that time.
The only real remnants of the so called Spanish Creole is now centered in Zamboanga City and a little bit in Isabela City & Lamitan City that is in Basilan. But bear in mind that there are a lot of words being used until now from Nahuatl people of Mexico. Zacate, Mole, etc. We still speak Chavacano today. In our radio, gossip, in school, inside and outside of the house actually. We still count our money and amount of things in Spanish when we buy stuff in stores. Un peso, dos peso, dyes peso, onse, dose, trese, katorse, quince, saisenta, sesenta, ochenta, noventa and beynte. Desayuno, Almuerzo and Cena is dominantly used today. Even the colors is the same albeit there are times they use the name of things as comparison. Negro, blanco, koloraw, verde, azul, rosa, tai. Even the expressions: “Karay tai man bo.” “Gah, yede man se debo pensamyento.” “Si, etu ya el propheta.” “No lang. Si aqui se kumigo, ya palmaja ya yo se.” “Seguro. Si kwando keda blanco el uwak.” Parts of the human body: “Largu pututuy.” “Charat el naris.” “Agudu man gad se debo lenggua.” “Ta alsa man sehas?” “Kita daw bo se debo mano alyi.” “Yede man kachichas, llaba bo se debo pyes luego.” “Grande mama y buli.”
How do I know this? (Source) I grew up in Zamboanga and Basilan. A muslim with the blood of true native “filipino” and learned Chavacano by listening and communicating with childhood friends, classmates in elementary, highschool and college. Amu kel el maga jente ta avla: “basta Chavacano, pamaparon. Pero fuerte man sakyut y iccha laman.” 😂😅
That's de Filipino easy to adopt de lingwahe spaniol. Even up to this days the VISAYAS and MINDANAO and some of our words are Spanish. We say that we're not BISAYA our words are HALF SPANISH and HALF FILIPINO. ONO, DOS, TRES, KWATRO, SINGKO, SAIS, SYETI, OTSO, NUEBE, DYES, GWAPO/ GWAPA(GUAPA/O), AMEGO( BOY FRIEND) AMEGA( GIRL FRIEND) and more. And our grand parents can speak fluently in SPANISH. My grand grand parents are Spanish.
Lol. As a bisaya I don't understand Spanish and it's not accurate that half of bisaya are Spanish because I DON'T understand Spanish and being honest i don't understand and we have foriegn language subjects it was LATIN but me and my classmates still feel struggle to understand LATIN even though we have LATIN loanword and it's hard to speak like LATIN but we still learning it because it's our foriegn subject even it's difficult.
in bisaya which is the most spoken dialect more than tagalog,it has same numbers in spanish like uno dos,tres...when we had spanish class,we dont need to study the spanish numbers coz its same with bisaya
Imagine, if we had chosen to keep the Spanish language we could have been a tri-lingual nation: Filipino, English and Spanish. I have no complaints though. Being bi-lingual is already pretty good. 😊
That's how you waste + taxpayers money, wasteful government spending. What about Chinese? What about Japanese? What about ancient Tagalog language? What about Bisaya or Ilokano, Kapangpangan maybe Tausug?
Lols, Many Filipino College graduates can NOT even communicate (both written and oral) in correct English despite the fact that English. Is the medium of instruction!BringIng back Spanish as one of the required subjects in the curriculum would be a waste of time and money!
You know there are so many endangered and dying languages in the Philippines? Why should we learn Spanish when our own native languages themselves are disappearing? Maybe Chavacano speakers in Zamboanga can learn Spanish it’s not that far off.
@@k.3004 for the sake of smoother communication in the government and private businesses nationwide, it is necessary to have a neutral common language for Filipinos coming from different ethnolinguistic backgrounds, so Spanish fits the bill on this.
@@codelessunlimited7701 teaching any East Asian language over European language in the school system as a compulsory subject is tantamount of inviting neighboring East Asian countries annexing our country, whether in a direct and indirect manner.
