arslan_ckj

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goodabdou

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nadine622

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avidread

"Creolisation is bound to take place in bilingual households (English and Filipino) found only in MetroManila in the verbal of culturally advantaged Filipinos who will learn the respectable standard varieties of Filipino and English eventually, especially in school." -- I would have to disagree on this statement because other households in other parts of the Philippines--not just MetroManila--are bilingual if not multilingual households that have a tendency to mix their native language (whatever Filipino language it may be) with English. The author states that English is taught only in the following subject areas: English, Math, and Science and the rest are taught in Tagalog, I would just like to point out--I'm not sure if the writer has only done their research mostly within the Manila region--but in Cebu (perhaps in other regions as well), Filipino is taught in Filipino and the rest of the subjects are taught in English, from grade school all the way up to the university levels.