philippines official languages
Posted in Philippines General Information on 02/23/2007 01:00 pm by admin
It concerns all of you. Let's-talk for a while.?
You may have realized that the Tagalog areas are probably the only one of indifference to the language imposed on them is the English instead of Tagalog, the official language in the Philippines. Sure we about to let Tagalog fall into oblivion? Would we missing? Of course English is evident in more countries than Tagalog. However, that's why we get a section Italian as well as a Mexican one, a Spanish one, a German one, a Chinese one .. All written in their own language. I want to share your opinion. I posted a proposal to Yahoo Suggestions Log. Have a look and then write your thoughts down, the right of the blog site and here as well. Many thanks all! The blog> http://messages.next.yahoo.com/next/threadview?m=tm&bn=SEA-YahooAnswers&tid=79693&mid=79693&tof=1&frt=2 You are not Completly wrong. However, Gaelic has nothing to do with current language, a language spoken by millions of people daily.
Agree that the Tagalog is very much a living language, and would be a shame to let - start it fading away now. Language is more "message delivery"; the language we speak shape the way we see the world. The more languages in the world is, the richer the diversity of Viewpoints in the world. I do not think the need for "bridge" language (like English or French in the Philippines with a lot of African countries) will disappear any time soon. However, We almost to the point where the computer can recognize the voice, and high-end translation software is getting better each year. In less than 50 years, the technology will probably be there every man speak his own language and have others understand - pretty good, at least - by an automatic translation device. I think This will allow a resurrection of local languages not disappeared. And yes, I think that in some effort and some goodwill, Tagalog can certainly still around that point?
