BICOL UNIVERSITY POLANGUI
POLANGUI, ALBAY
PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION
NAME: MAY CASTROVERDE MORCO
COURSE: BS ENTREPRENEURSHIP 2A
TASK 1.1.1: MY LANGUAGE BIOGRAPHY
LANGUAGE BIODATA FORM
How many languages do you speak?
Identify these languages
What is/are your 1st languages or mother
tongue?
How did you acquire your 1sr language or
mother tongues?
What skills can you perform using your
1st language?
What is your 2nd Language/s?
how did you learn your second language?
What skills can you perform using your
2nd language?
What are your language strengths?
What are your language weaknesses?
I can speak 2 languages
The language that I can speak is Bicol and
English
My first language is Bicol, specifically
Polangui-Rinconada.
I acquired my first language, or mother
tongue, which is Bicol, through language
acquisition when I was young.
Using my mother tongue, I can communicate
effectively, express emotions, build
relationships, convey complex ideas, and
engage in various forms of artistic expression
like writing.
My second language is English
I learned my second language, which is
English, through formal education, which
provides structured lessons with the use of
these language..
In English, I can perform skills such as
speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
My language strengths are that I can
understand these two languages: my mother
tongue and my second language, English. I
can communicate effectively since I
understand the primary languages that are
used in the Philippines.
Language like English is a languages I can
grasp, but I don't know enough about other

Which language is your favorite and why?
words that have more complex meanings. In
addition, my English, which is my second
language, is not sufficiently fluent for me to
communicate.
Bicol is my favorite language since it allows
me to communicate with others so simply.
When I speak with people that speak the
same mother tongue as me, I have no trouble
expressing who I really am in this language.
 MY LANGUAGE BIOGRAPHY

Growing up in a Polangui-Rinconada household, my first language was naturally

Rinconada. My parents both use Rinconada when they communicate with our family members,
which is why I grew up learning Bicol as my mother tongue, thus, now I can speak 2 languages.
The language that I can speak is Bicol and English. My first language is Bicol, specifically
Polangui-Rinconada. I acquired my first language, or mother tongue, which is Bicol, through
language acquisition when I was young. I learned it by listening to the language spoken around
me, imitating sounds, and gradually understanding the meaning of words in social interactions
with family members and friends. Using my mother tongue, I can communicate effectively,
express emotions, build relationships, convey complex ideas, and engage in various forms of
artistic expression such as writing, poetry, or storytelling. Furthermore, proficiency in my mother
tongue is crucial for accurate interpretation, and the ability to articulate my thoughts and ideas
confidently in my mother tongue is a great skill for socializing with different people.

My second language is English. I learned my second language through formal education,

which provides structured lessons with the use of these two languages. In English, I can
perform skills such as speaking, listening, reading, and writing. My language strengths are that I
can understand these two languages: my mother tongue and my second language. I can
communicate effectively since I understand the primary languages that are used in the
Philippines. Languages like English is a languages I can grasp, but I don't know enough about
other words that have more complex meanings. In addition, my English, which is my second
language, is not sufficiently fluent for me to communicate. Bicol is my favorite language since it
allows me to communicate with others so simply. When I speak with people that speak the same
mother tongue as me, I have no trouble expressing who I really am in this language.