Ang wika ang "impukan ng isang kultura".

Wika din ang gamit niya sa pagsasalin ng mga

kaalaman sa susunod na salinlahi na huhubog sa kanilang kaakuhan at etnisidad.
6. Ang wika ay nagbabago
Dahil dinamiko ang wika, nagbabago ito dahil sa impluwensya ng panahon at
kasaysayan. Malayo na sa dinalisay na pananagalog nina Balagtas ang Wikang Filipino
sa kasalukuyan, na pinayaman ng mga salitang banyaga at hango sa iba't ibang wika sa
Pilipinas.
7. Ang wika ay may kapangyarihang lumikha
Malikhain ang wika dahil nagagamit ito sa paggawa ng iba't ibang pahayag, diskurso, o
panitikan, pasalita man o pasulat gaya ng tula, maikling kwento, sanaysay, dula, nobela,
talumpati, balita, batas atbp.
8. Ang wika ay may kapangyarihang makaapekto sa kaisipan at pagkilos
ito ang gamit ng nasa itaas upang ipakilala ang kaniyang awtoridad at ipailalim ang mga
taong nakabababa sa kaniya. Ito rin ang gamit ng mga nasa ilalaim upang ipahayag ang
kanilang pagtutol.
Ang lipunan ay malaking pangkat ng mga tao na may karaniwang set ng pag-uugali,
ideya, saloobin at namumuhay sa tiyak na teritoryo at itinuturing ang mga sarili bilang
isang yunit.
Ang wika, pasalita man o pasulat, ang instrumentong ginagamit ng mga tao sa loob ng
lipunang ito upang makipag-ugnayan sa isa't isa.
GAMIT NG WIKA
-Jackobson
Panghihikayat (conative)
- upang makahimok at makaimpluwensya sa iba sa pamamagitan ng pag-uutos at
pakiusap.
Informative
- nagbibigay ng mga datos at kaalaman
Labeling
- ang gamit ng wika kapag nagbibigay tayo ng bagong tawag o pangalan sa isang bagay
Pagsisimula ng pakikipag-ugnayan (phatic)
-upang makipag-ugnayan sa kapwa at makapagsimula ng usapan.
Expressive
-pagpapahayag ng saloobin at opinyon
Emotive
- sinasabe natin ang ating nararamdaman
TUNGKULIN NG WIKA
INSTRUMENTAL
Ito ang tungkulin ng tumutugon sa mga pangangailangan ng tao na makipag-ugnayan
sa iba gamit ang iba't ibang instrumento. Ang paggawa ng liham pangangalakal at liham
ng patnugot, at pagpapakita ng mga patalastas tungkol sa isang produkto na nagsasaad
ng gamit at halaga ng produkto ay mga halimbawa ng tungkulin na ito.
REGULATORYO
Ito ang tungkulin ng wika na tumutukoy sa pagkontrol ng ugali ng ibang tao. Ang
pagbibigay ng direksiyon gaya ng pagtuturong lokasyon ng isang partikular na lugar;
mga hakbang sa pagluluto ng ulam; panuto sa pagsagot sa pagsusulit; at mga gabay sa
paggawa ng anumang bagay ay mga halimbawa ng tungkuling regulatoryo.
HEURISTIKO
Ang tungkuling ito ay ginagamit sa pagkuha o paghahanap ng impormasyon na may
kinalaman sa paksang pinag-aaralan. Kasama rito ang pagiinterbyu sa mga taong
makasasagot sa mga tanong tungkol sa paksang pinag-aralan; pakikinig sa radyo;
panonood sa telebisyon; at pagbabasa sa pahayagan, magasin, blog, at mga aklat kung
saan makakukuha tayo ng mga impormasyon.
INTERAKSIYONAL
Ang tungkuling ito ay nakikita sa paraang pakikipagtalastasan ng tao kanyang kapwa;
pakikipagbiruan; pakikipagpalitan ng kuro-kuro tungkol sa partikular isyu;
pagkukuwento ng malulungkot masasayang pangyayari sa isang kaibigan o
kapalagayang loob; paggawa ng liham pangkaibigan; at iba pa.
PERSONAL
Saklaw ng tungkuling ito ang pagpapahayag ng opinyon o kuro-kuro sa paksang pinag-
uusapan. Kasama rin dito ang pagsulat ng talaaarawan o journal, at ang pagpapahayag
ng pagpapahalaga sa anumang anyo ng panitikan
IMPORMATIBO
I.Ito ang kabaligtaran ng heuristiko. Ito ay may kinalaman sa pagbibigay ng
impormasyon sa paraang pasulat o pasalita. Ang ilang halimbawa nito ay pagbibigay
ulat, paggawang pamanahong papel, tesis, panayam, at pagtuturo.
Mga Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Pilipinas
Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Telebisyon
Ang telebisyon ay itinuturing na pinakamakapangyarihang media sa kasalukuyan dahil
sa lawak ng naaabot nito. Sa paglaganap ng cable o satellite connection ay lalong
dumami ang manonood ng telebisyon sapagkat nararating na nito maging ang
malalayong pulo ng bansa at mga Pilipino sa ibang bansa. Ang magandang balita,
wikang Filipino ang nangungunang midyum sa telebisyon sa ating bansa.
Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Radyo
Katulad ng telebisyon, ng telebisyon, Filipino rin ang nangungunang wika sa radyo. Ang
halos lahat ng estasyon ng radyo sa AM o FM ay gumagamit ng iba't ibang barayti nito.
May mga programa rin sa FM tulad ng Morning Rush na gumagamit ng wikangingles sa
pagbo-broadcast, subalit,mas nakararami pa rin ang gumagamit ng Filipino.
Sa mga dyaryo naman ay wikang Ingles ang ginagamit sa mga broadsheet at wikang
Filipino sa mga tabloid, maliban sa People's Journal at Tempo na nakasulat din sa
wikang Ingles. Subalit, tabloid ang mas binibili ng masa o mga karaniwang tao tulad ng
mga drayber ng bus at dyip, mga tindera sa palengke, mga ordinaryong manggagawa,
at iba pa dahil sa mas mura at nakasulat sa wikang higitnilang naiintindihan.
Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Pelikula
Bagama't mas maraming banyaga kaysa lokal na pelikula ang naipapalabas sa ating
bansa,ang mga lokal na pelikulang gumagamit ng midyum na Filipino at mga barayti
nito ay mainit ding tinatangkilik ng mga manonood. Katunayan, sa 20 nangungunang
pelikulang ipinalabas noong 2014 batay sa kinita, lima (5) sa mga ito ang lokal na
tinatampukan din ng mga lokal na artista. lyon nga lang, Ingles ang karaniwang
pamagat ng mga pelikulang Filipino, tulad ng One More Chance, StartingOver Again, It
Takes a Man and a Woman, Bride for Rent, You're My Boss, You're Still the One, at iba
pa. Ang wikang ginagamit ay Filipino, Taglish, at iba pang barayti ng wika.
Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Iba Pang Anyo ng Kulturang Popular
Fliptop
na Ito'y pagtatalong oral isinasagawa nang pa-rap. Nahahawig ito sa balagtasan dahil
ang mga bersong nira-rap ay magkakatugma; bagama't sa fliptop ay hindi nakalahad o
walang malinaw na paksang pagtatalunan.
Gumagamit ng di-pormal na wika at walang nasusulat na iskrip kaya naman kadalasan
ang mga ginagamit na salita ay balbal at impormal at mga salitang nanlalait.
Pick-up Lines
May mga nagsasabing ang pick-up lines ay makabagong bugtong kung saan may tanong
na sinasagot ng isang bagay na madalasmaiiugnay sa pag ibigat iba pang aspeto ng
buhay. Sinasabing nagmula ito sa boladas ng mga binatang nanliligaw na nagnanais
magpapansin, magpakilig, magpangiti, at magpa-ibig sa dalagang nililigawan.
Karaniwang wikang Filipino ang ginagamit ngunit may pagkakataon ring wikang Ingles o
kaya naman ay Taglish.
Hugot Lines
Ang hugot lines na tinatawag ding love lines o love quotes ay isa pang patunay na ang
wika nga ay malikhain. Hugot lines ang tawag sa mga linya ng pag-ibig na nakakikilig,
nakatutuwa, cute, cheesy, o minsa'y nakaiinis.
Minsan ay nakasulat sa Filipino subalit madalas ay Taglish.
Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Text
Ang pagpapadala at pagtanggap ng SMS (short messaging system) na lalong kilala
bilang text message o text ay isang mahalaganag bahagi ng komunikasyon sa ating
bansa. Katunayan, humigit-kumulang apat na bilyong text ang ipinadadala at
natatanggap sa ating bansa araw-araw, kaya naman tinagurian tayong "Texting Capital
of the World".
Sa pagbuo ng mensahe sa text, madalas ginagamit ang code switching o pagpapalit
palit ng Ingles at Filipino sa pagpapahayag. Madalas ding binabago o pinaiikli ang
baybay ng mga salita para mas madali o mas mabilis itong mabuo.
Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Social Media at sa Internet
Sa panahong ito ay marahil mabibilang na lang sa daliri ang tao, lalo na ang mga
kabataan, ang wala ni isang social media account tulad ng Facebook, Instagram,
Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr, at ibapa. Maging mga nakatatanda tulad ng mga lolo at lola
ay kabilang na rin sa mga naumaarangkada ang social life sa pamamagitan netizen ng
social media.
Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Kalakalan
Wikang Ingles ang higit na ginagamit sa mga boardroom ng malalaking kompanya at
korporasyon, lalo na sa mga pagmamay-ari o pinamumuhunan ng mga dayuhan at
tinatawag na multinational companies. Ito rin ang wika sa mga Business Process
Outsourcing (BPO) o mga call center, lalo na iyong mga kompanyang nakabase sa
Pilipinas subalit ang sineserbisyuhan ay mga dayuhang parokyano
Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Pamahalaan
Sa bisa ng Atas Tagapagpaganap Blg. 335, serye ng 1998 na "nagaatas sa lahat ng mga
kagawaran, kawanihan, opisina, ahensya, at instrumentaliti ng pamahalaan na
magsagawa ng mga hakbangna kailangan para sa layuning magamit ang Filipino sa
opisyal na mga transaksiyon, komunikasyon, at korespondensiya," naging mas malawak
ang paggamit ng wika sa iba't ibang antas at sangay ng pamahalaan.
SITWASYONG PANGWIKA
ay mgapangyayaring nagaganap sa lipunan namay kinalaman sa patakaran sa
wika at kultura.
isinasaalang-alang din dito ang pag-aaral sa mga lingguwistiko at kultural na
pagkakaiba-iba sa lipunang pilipino at mga sitwasyon sa paggamit ng wika rito.
maipakita ang gamit ng mgasitwasyon ng mga wikang filipino sa loob ng kultura
at lipunang pilipinona pumapaimbalot ayon sa pangangailangan ng
sambayanangpilipino gamit ang iba't ibang mga limbag (aklat,pahayagan) at di
limbag(social media, pelikula atb.) na materyales.
Computer Number Systems and its types
What are the number systems in Computer?
Number systems are the technique to represent numbers in the
computer system architecture, every value that you are saving or
getting into/from computer memory has a defined number system.
Computer architecture supports following number systems.
 Binary number system
 Octal number system
 Decimal number system
 Hexadecimal (hex) number system
1) Binary Number System
A Binary number system has only two digits that are 0 and 1. Every
number (value) represents with 0 and 1 in this number system. The
base of binary number system is 2, because it has only two digits.
2) Octal number system
Octal number system has only eight (8) digits from 0 to 7. Every number
(value) represents with 0,1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7 in this number system. The
base of octal number system is 8, because it has only 8 digits.
3) Decimal number system
Decimal number system has only ten (10) digits from 0 to 9. Every
number (value) represents with 0,1,2,3,4,5,6, 7,8 and 9 in this number
system. The base of decimal number system is 10, because it has only
10 digits.
4) Hexadecimal number system
A Hexadecimal number system has sixteen (16) alphanumeric values
from 0 to 9 and A to F. Every number (value) represents with
0,1,2,3,4,5,6, 7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E and F in this number system. The base of
hexadecimal number system is 16, because it has 16 alphanumeric
values. Here A is 10, B is 11, C is 12, D is 13, E is 14 and F is 15.
Table of the Numbers Systems with Base, Used Digits, Representation,
C language representation:

Number Base Used digits Example C Language

system assignment

Binary 2 0,1 (11110000)2 int

val=0b11110000;

Octal 8 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 (360)8 int val=0360;

Decimal 10 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 (240)10 int val=240;

Hexadecimal 16 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, (F0)16 int val=0xF0;

A,B,C,D,E,F

Number System Conversions

There are three types of conversion:
 Decimal Number System to Other Base
[for example: Decimal Number System to Binary Number System]
 Other Base to Decimal Number System
[for example: Binary Number System to Decimal Number System]
 Other Base to Other Base
[for example: Binary Number System to Hexadecimal Number
System]
INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION AND INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
Is defined as a person’s communication with one self. Talking to oneself in front of a
mirror, thinking out loud, making plans or decisions are its example.
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
Is communication with one or more persons. It could be face to face or via a gadget such
as a cell phone. Conversations or casual talks and interviews are examples of interpersonal
communication.
Interpersonal means "something involving or occurring among several people." As such,
examples of interpersonal communication include casual conversations with family
members or peers; interviews or formal conversations with authorities, such as teachers
and employers; small group discussions in class; e-mail correspondence with a relative
abroad; and short interactions with food attendants, vendors, and public utility drivers.
ENGLISH POET JOHN DONNE WROTE,
“NO MAN IS AN ISLAND”
THEORY OF MULTIPLE INTELIGENCE BY HOWARD GARDNER
Intrapersonal intelligence as "the capacity to understand oneself, to appreciate one's
emotions, interests, fears, and motivations or goals.
Interpersonal intelligence as "the capacity to experience the intentions, interests, desires,
fears, and motivations/goals of other people. This intelligence is therefore much more
openly interactive, seeking personal connections."
Speaking before an audience, which is possibly one of the most feared communication
situations, 1s another speech context. In this context, the speaker, usually standing in
front or onstage, speak to many people compared to the intrapersonal context in which
one talks only to himself or herself, or to the interpersonal context in which one speaks to
a limited number of people only. While speaking before an audience may be a daunting
and often nerve-racking task, some people are actually very good in such situations. These
people can articulate their thoughts effectively and in some instances, even regale theír
audience with their wit and charm.
Among the positive behaviors that an audience may exhibit are clapping of hands, smiling,
and laughing. On the other hand, some of the negative behaviors that an audience may
show are shaking of one's head, yawning, dozing off, and frowning. These nonverbal cues
may reveal the thoughts and the feedback or reaction of the audience to a speaker or to
the speech.
Public speaking is an important part of life, and thus, it should not be feared. It is carried
out to accomplish specific goals such as to inform, to entertain, or to persuade. Moreover,
almost everyone, not just world leaders, diplomats, teachers, and celebrities, will need to
address an audience at some point in his or her life, whether for personal or for
professional reasons. For example, you, as a student, have already engaged in some form
of public speaking when you presented reports in front of the class.
1. Personal
A family member addresses his or her family on family events/celebrations (e-g, birthday,
family reunions, weddings, among others)
A family member/friend delivers a eulogy to a grieving group.
2. Professional
Leaders of an organization address members during a general assembly or foundation
anniversary
A company owner addresses employees during a company event
An employee presents a report to his or her superiors
A student presents a report in class
A salesperson delivers a sales pitch to potential customers
In the future, there will be more frequent instances where you will have to speak in front
of an audience. These instances may likely help you advance your career or create new
and better opportunities. Hence, it is important that you learn how to become an effective
public speaker. Fortunately, good speakers can be made through constant practice. The
following are some tips that will help you become a better public speaker.
1. Focus on your goal. Do not focus on the public part of public speaking; instead, focus on
the speaking part because your goal, after all, is to speak. Bear in mind that your objective,
first and foremost, is to convey a message
2. Relax. This may be hard to do, especially when you know that the prying eyes and
critical ears of people are focused on you, but you should do so nonetheless. Breathing
deeply and thinking of positive thoughts will help you relax.
3 Prepare well. lf you are given time, make the most of that time to prepare well.
Research credible and relevant pieces of information for your speech. Make an outline to
organize your speech and then choose carefully the information you will include. When
you are sure of what you want to impart, write your speech, edit it, revise it, and revise it
some more. Afterward, memorize your speech or make cue cards so you can remember
what you want to say
4 Practice. Deliver your speech in front of a mirror to see the appropriate nonverbal cues
you can use. Better yet, take a video of yourself delivering your speech so that you can
watch and study it afterward. You may also deliver your piece in front of your parents,
relatives, or peers and then ask for their feedback.
5 Interact with the audience. Ask them questions, when necessary, and engage them in
appropriate banter. If you can do so, you will be able to build rapport with them.
Similarly, a speaker must also show or avoid certain nonverbal cues. Public speakers, being
open to general observation, must be conscious of how they conduct themselves onstage
or before their audience. Everything, from choice of words to posture and to the manner
of dressing, is subject to the scrutiny and judgment of the audience. Thus, a speaker must
be respectful and sensitive to his or her audience. He or she should avoid derisive, vulgar,
indecent, or offensive language. Moreover, he or she should be careful of his or her
gestures, facial expressions, and body language so as not to offend anyone.
Speech Styles: Intimate, Casual, and Consultative
Speech style is “the way in which something is said, done, expressed, or performed,” and
it corresponds to specific speech contexts. The speech styles—intimate, casual, and
consultative—generally occur in interpersonal contexts.
• Intimate conversations take place between persons of close alliances or relationships
(e.g., married couples, lovers, and family members).
• Casual conversations typically take place between classmates, friends, or co-workers.
• Consultative conversations take place between professionals such as between doctors
and their patients or between lawyers and their clients
By simply listening, one can recognize the speech style used by two people engaged in a
conversation. Likewise, it is also easy to employ the speech style appropriate to the
situation and to the person you are talking to. Usually, your relationship with the person
whom you are talking to dictates the speech style you will use. Unless you have personal
differences within your family, the style expected of you and another family member is
intimate. The casual style is applicable if you are with your peers, friends, classmates, and
co-workers (in the future). Professional conversations are usually consultative in style.
They are less casual, more business like and more serious, and never intimate. You employ
this style when you are speaking with your mentors, superiors in school, authorities, and
later on, with your superiors at work, clients, and other professionals
There is a significant difference in the language used, degree of formality, and manner of
expression in each style due to the different types of people involved and their degree of
closeness.
The speech style establishes the kind of relationship that exists between communicators.
Similarly, listening to the speech style of the person with whom you are communicating
with can help you identify the relationship that he or she wants to establish with you.
From there, you can adjust your speech style accordingly.
Intimate Speech Styles
As the term intimate indicates, the intimate speech style is usually used by persons who
are close or very familiar with each other. In this style, the language used may be both
formal and informal depending on the situation and the matter being talked about. Terms
of endearment (e.g., mahal or babe for husband and wife) and terms that show respect
(e.g., mom, dad, kuya, and ate) are often used in this speech style. Therefore, private or
sensitive matters are usually talked about (e.g., family finances, purchase of a property,
among others) using this speech style.
Casual Speech Style
You use the casual speech style when you talk to your classmates, peers, and other people
who are not as close to you as your family members or are not in your innermost circle of
family and best friends. In this style, the language used is often informal and
conversational. In addition, the casual speech style allows a more diverse range of topics.
Terms of endearment are rarely used in this style.
Consultative Speech Style
To consult is to ask or seek advice from a person, usually a professional who has an
expertise on a specific subject or field. You use the consultative style of speech when
talking to a doctor, lawyer, engineer, counselor, and other professionals who you think can
help you with your need for information, advice, or opinion. You may also be consulted by
your future clients if you become the person knowledgeable enough to give expert advice,
opinion, and information. This speech style requires more formality in terms of language,
manner of speaking, and gestures. This style is observed when a doctor is talking to his or
her patient or when a lawyer is advising his or her client.
Aside from the degree of closeness between the persons involved, the use of a specific
speech style depends on the topic being discussed and on the purpose of the
communicators. For instance, a mother and a daughter may use the intimate speech style
when they are talking about school matters. Meanwhile, they may use the casual speech
style when they are talking about hobbies or vacations. On the other hand, a doctor
speaking to a patient who is also a family friend may use the casual speech style, rather
than the more formal consultative style.
Speech Styles: Formal and Frozen
Formal and frozen speech styles are related to each other in terms of the contexts in
which they are used and the degree of formality in language. The frozen or static style, as
the term connotes, is rather fixed unlike formal speeches that can still be altered.
Formal speeches, such as the president’s SONA, are prepared in advance and follow strict
rules in word choice and content. It is a leader’s report to his or her constituents delivered
in Congress and in front of an audience dressed in formal attire. Even if a president uses
humor in some parts of his or her speech, such humor is well chosen and fits the stature of
the presidency and the occasion.
On the other hand, the frozen speech style follows much stricter rules in wording, content,
and format. The words used for this speech style cannot be changed as they are
permanently inscribed in a document such as the preamble of the Philippine Constitution
or a dedication on a commemorative marker for a historical site or a plaque of
appreciation. Therefore, speakers of frozen speech merely read from a source. Further,
they can employ an oratorical style of delivery to lend more formality to the speech.
Formal and frozen speech styles require the use of sophisticated yet comprehensible
language yet for the audience.
Basic Elements of a Short Story
1. Character – A character in a short story is a person, in some stories an animal, who takes
part in the action of the story or other literary work.
a. The protagonist is considered as the main character or most important of all the
characters.
b. The antagonist is the character that challenges the main character. It has no concern for
the well-being of the main character.
2. Setting – The place (locale) and time (period ) when the story happens is called the setting.
The setting may be based on real place and real time or it may also be based on the
author’s imagination.
3. Plot – A plot is the actual story. It is what the story is all about.
a. Exposition – This is the beginning of the story. This is where the author introduces the
characters, identifies where the story is happening, and establishes the main conflict.
b. Rising Action –This event occurs as you begin to move throughout the story. This is
where conflicts start to build.
c. Climax – It is the most exciting part of a short story. This is the part in the story when
important decisions are made or important things are discovered.
d. Falling Action – This point occurs after the climax as the problems in the story start to
work themselves out. The excitement becomes less and less as the conflict is resolved.
e. Resolution – This is the solution to the problem in a story. The solution may not be
what you hoped for but as long as it fits the story in tone and theme, the conflict has
been resolved.
4. Conflict – Every story needs to have a problem and this problem
Four Types of Conflict are:
• man versus man;
• man versus nature;
• man versus himself; and
• man versus society.
5. Theme - This is the central idea in a short story and a general truth. This is considered as
the author’s message to the readers.
6. Point of View – This is the way the story is told or narrated. It is also known as the vantage
point that a writer uses to narrate the story
a. First Person – the narrator participates in and tells the story using the pronoun ‘I’.
b. Limited Third Person – the narrator is not in the story and narrates using the pronouns
‘she’ or ‘he’. Also, the narrator is unable to see into the minds of the characters.
c. Omniscient Third Person – the narrator is not in the story and tells the story using the
pronouns ‘she’ or ‘he’. In this point of view, the narrator can tell the thoughts of the
characters as he can see into their minds.
Shainah: For six decades since it opened in 1959. The Manila Zoo Logical and Botanical
Garden or Manila Zoo is a popular tourist attraction. while entering the manila zoo
*Flash some pics/vids from manila zoo
Shainah: We are here at the Iconic Manila Zoo. Well known to all Filipinos. I heard that
there is a new tiger so we will visit it. What we are looking for is here. The breed of this
tiger is Tiger Cub.
Makikita na si jaclyn(tiger)
Shainah: So how often do tigers eat?
Rhoan: Ahmm, they only eat once a day and 2 kilos of Chicken Meat.
Shainah: So how are the challenges in taking care of tigers?
Rhoan: It's like you're just taking care of a baby because their food should also be clean.
They are also easier to manage when they grow up. When you do the maintenance of
drugs for vaccination or deworming when you have scheduled treatments or
examinations, it's really easier, it's very manageable compared to leaving behind their wild
attitude.
Shainah: Most of the tigers here in the Philippines are mixed breeds that according to the
record of this tiger, they are mixed with the Bangal Tiger and the Sumatran Tiger.

Shainah: Here we are at the other station here at the manila zoo and in the monkey
section.
Si victor naman dapat ang makikita
Shainah: So for the monkey, how do you manage to take care of them?
Rhoan: We give them food when they are hungry and the weather is especially hot now so
they are bathed more often.
Shainah: According to what I found out and read on social media, do monkeys really
laugh?
Rhoan: So other people can say that the monkey laughs because monkeys make noises or
'vocalizations' that resemble human laughter.
Shainah: So now you know, How much does the monkey eat each day?
Rhoan: Actually they eat chow three times a day and supplement it with whole oats,
vitamins, vegetables, water, and some apples and nuts. Because of their high metabolism,
between chow meals and snacks, monkeys usually eat about 6 times a day. But what we
feed them is bananas usually.
Shainah: What is the monkey's favorite food?
Rhoan: Monkeys probably don't know much about nutrition, but they do know that they
love bananas. Why? Perhaps this is because bananas tend to grow in warm, tropical areas
where monkeys usually live. They are a convenient food source that happens to taste
great and provide a lot of nutrients in a small package.
Shainah: Can you show how to feed a monkey?
Ipapakita kung paano magpakain
Shainah: You will see that the caretakers here at the Manila Zoo are very good, they are
very careful with the animals here and you have even gained more knowledge. So if I were
you, if you have family, friends bonding and dating, I suggest that you come here not only
is it beautiful places but you can learn something.