I'm really sad that Koreans are coming here in the Philippines to learn in English while Filipinos go to their country to have work in companies etc..that's why they are underestimating us but it's okay,the most important is humbleness..GOD BLESS FILIPINOS🙏❤️🇵🇭🌏
Maraming nag-comment dito na Pinoy na wala namang saysay ang sinasabi o dahil lang sa inggit. Hindi naman pinilit yung mga Koryano na mag-aral sa Pilipinas pero dito sila pumunta dahil matipid na at mabilis pa silang matututo mag-Ingles. E maraming Pinoy, sinayang ang pagkakataon na matututo magsalita ng Ingles habang nasa paaralan pa sila. Hirap tuloy silang maka-intindi ng technical instructions o magbigkas ng diretsong pangungusap (sentence) sa English. Hirap din tuloy silang makahanap ng magandang trabaho at iangat ang kabuhayan. Nandito na nga sa Pilipinas ang matinong sistema ng edukasyon sa English na di nyo na kailangan mag-aral pa sa America, Inglatera, at Australia, tapos sinasayang nyo pa. Kaya wala kayong karapatan na magalit o mainggit sa ibang Pinoy o foreigner na magaling na mag-Ingles. Nag-aral sila kaya sanay na sila mag-Ingles na halos may American accent pa. Nosebleed pa tuloy kayo at mali-mali mag-sulat sa English. Magpasalamat na lang kayo na dito nila gustong gastosin ang pera nila para mag-aral at lalong nakinabang ang bansa natin. BTW, I learned to speak English fluently in a Filipino accent but now I can imitate an American, a British, or an Aussie accent if needed. Don't waste any more time, learn to speak English as fast as you can, because with it you'll be able to get a better livelihood to help out your family.
Ohhh you think that you're the only one can speak fluent english.im finish at learning english im fluent in english when im grade3 so now im studying japanese and korean
I wish that the Philippine government starts helping the poor kids, to start giving them free education. When everyone is educated it will benefit the country and its economy. Also, they should teach the poor not to have many children if they can't afford to have big family. Education is the only way to get out of misery and poverty. I hope that i did not offend anyone with my comment.
I taught Koreans Charlie, ang problema sa mga Pinoy na students , karamihan tamad mag-aral, pero nagma magdamag sa online games . Koreans stay up late studying for hours. They can afford the best Pinoy schools, but they couldn't outsmart yung mga masisipag mag-aral na PInoys !
Nasa tao yon , sa impuwensya ng kap[aligiran at pamilya- kung ano ang pinahahalagahan nya.. In THE SAME WAY THAT MANY KOREANS DO NOT LEARN FAST ENOUGH BECAUSE THEY CHOOSE TO ENJOY THE COUNTRY AND TRAVEL AND SHOP OR DRINK AND DATE MORE THAN THEY STUDY .. REPLY
That's because Koreans mostly study English in SoKor through the textbooks- answering written activities. Many South Koreans have forgotten or may have overlooked asking questions in English. Often , their teachers have to constantly remind them to avoid transliteration or translating word for word especially since for ex. the subj-verb-object order of English is different from that of Hangul. So, although many can ace an English grammar test, they have so much difficulty in articulation or verbal communication , mostly brought about by a world of difference in enunciating Hangul vs English. The mouth openings, tongue placements, etc are way different.
Since the University of the Philippines makes use of taxes collected from Pinoys that make matriculation artificially cheap, I think foreign students should have a non-subsidized rate. For one, the talent honed by such training oftentimes do not stay in the country and does not in any way contribute to building our economy.
Mas mahal po binabayaran ng mga international students if regular programs po sila nakaenroll pero if exchange students po, it's an angreement po between schools
I admit that i'm not fluent english speaker,but my comprehension and listening skills are good. Philippines is the only country in asia used english as standard, like in signage,manuals,media and public documents aside tagalog and other dialect
5 countries in Asia use English as their official language. Hongkong, India, Pakistan, Philippines and Singapore. That means, these 5 countries are Anglics of Asia.
Well, Filipinos pattern their teaching strategy based on the need and weak points of a student.. We are willing to go the extra mile even analyzing where a student's difficulty is coming from .. from there, we design a module that's simple and practical dealing with what the student needs and how best to explain things in the simplest manner..
that is why in philippines,even an construction worker or a public market vendor or just grader graduate can speak and understand some few english sentences and words, which you cannot find in some asian countries
don't worry guys if you don't able to speak English fluently.just because we aren't native speakers like american, british or australian. ESL country like us or singapore...English as Second Language in our country so it doesn't matter if we make mistakes when we speak in English...actually, there are diffireneces between spoken language and written language..spoken language is grammatically incorrect while written language it should be grammatically correct...hindi bale malimali as long as you can speak and understand the words of english. opinion ko lang...korean nga dito sa korea nahirapan kaya pumuntang pilipinas...pero hindi maiwasan ang discremination sa korea sa mga asian foreigners except sa mga western countries mataas tingin nila sa mga puti...pero may mababait din na korean yung mga educated people...
I think it's awesome that Koreans have the opportunity to go to the Philippines to learn English. Actually learning English here (American English) honestly I'd say it's difficult in my opinion unless you come at a young age because we really don't learn the proper English at our schools her as well as say another country where they really take the time to learn so they can teach the language. Here we take our English language for granted, and for a young adult coming here from another country
It's also important we maintain the Filipino language (or whatever dialect you're familiar with). I hate to see the Philippines to be fully westernized, even if I reside in a westernized country (North America). I don't want the Filipino language to disappear like the pre-colonized Filipino alphabet or writing. I think it would truly be sad if we lost that part of our culture.
This 2018, BAYBAYIN BILL is now in the Philippine Congress. It aims to declare Baybayin as the national script of the Philippines. The bill mandates to put a Baybayin translation under all business and government logos. It also mandates all primary and secondary schools to teach Baybayin to their students, a move that would save the ancient script from pure extinction and revitalize the indigenous writing roots of Filipinos.
I agree.. halos yung mga lumalabas na ngayon sa mga bunganga ng mga tao lalo na mga bata Taglish inuuna yung english :( Speaking english is my favorite thing but kinda sucks that tagalog might someday keep on being forgotten :/
i love speaking english kaya lang nagkakaproblem dahil wala akong practice.. if only I realized the importance of "speak english all the time" policy in school... tinatawanan lang namin dati yun... pero I'm very good at written english... dapat tayong mga Pilipino tine-take natin as an advantage na marunong tayo mag-english..
It’s not their (Koreans) fault if some pinoys could not speak English. People should take responsibility for their actions and stop the blaming game. Sabi nga nila, pag may gusto may paraan, pag ayaw, may dahilan. 😉
I believe Filipinos are good English speakers and they could also learn foreign languages easier than any other because of that fact. I'm proud to be a Filipino-Chinese because of this! Iba talaga pag Pilipino! Madali lang naman matuto, basta makinig ka sa nagtuturo o kaya naman mag self study nalang! :D
It is UP we talking about so there is no doubt . UP is the best . When you are attending or studied in UP in our Country it is a great achievements because you are considered as a very intelligent person with an I.Q above others. Only the (A) student can apply for a scholarship and your grade must be maintained 1.25 1.50 1.75 or Flat 1 if you have a 2 grade that's a disaster the school going to kick you out or give you more project so you can make up your grades honestly 2 flat is not a bad grade but in UP that's not good enough and it is something ashamed of because many people can see your grades and your ranking on the billboard . I am very proud to those who graduated in UP with flying colors they deserve it . Its hard to study when you are poor we have to try harder because our best is not enough when all the struggles and hindrances are in our way. Lucky for those who have money to pay for their tuition fees and extra curricular activities but they not see whats the importance of studying they just concern about shopping and clubbing e.t.c . They just spend the fortune of their family on such things that will give them happiness and they don't think about the future sadly just like me.. 😢😢😢 I am very sorry for my Family . But i will do my best and push my limits to make my life better so i Will not a burden to both of you. So for all the student there please study hard before do anything you want always think whats you in the future told. I am sorry inay, itay for dissapointing you guys I will say sorry even though your not going to saw it, this is my way for apologizing . Everybody has a pride but anyways i will say this to you on the right time when i am fully grown up and successful like you always dreamt of .
Ahhh, excuse me. Puro wasay (70) my grade nka apak ako SA America. It doesn't mean you're a UP grad you're the best in life. After graduation you're on your own.
Foreign students were not a recipient of any government subsidy,(dapat lang di ba) they paid their tuition fees as to what like any private Universities, even Pinoy students who are rich, pay their tuition, it's by bracket, when I was working at Prudential life UP was belong to a category of ECU- exclusive colleges and universities, meaning UP is one of the Universities having a high tuition fees. That's why there are some mediocre admitted because they can afford. The real State University of the Philippines is P.U.P..
Yes filipinos can speak english because we are westernized. But mandarin language have a big chance to become the international language. Because China might become a world superpower again like in past couple of hundreds or thousands of years. We must learn mandarin as early as possible.
walang masama sa pagturo ng english pero sana diba mas marami pa rin dapat ang makinabang na pinoy sa magandang edukasyon dto sa pinas bka dumating ang araw mas magaling na sila kesa sa tin
Gov't schools should be for Filipinos only, taking foreigners in will deprive Filipino students a chance, others may say nagbabayad naman cla, yes its true but their spot should had been for Filipinos only, foreigners are welcome on private schools
Learning English as a second language by foreigners here in the Philippines is cheap. The pay for the English teachers realistically are very cheap ranging from 50 pesos to 120 peso per hour, generally the common rate are 60 or 70 pesos per hour. That's the truth!!!
In the philippines you will never make it to school if you don't know how to speak english. It is the language of learning. The only subject with tagalog language is filipino. But I wish they bring back the spanish language too. It is a part of our culture.
Learning and practicing English is really hard and not easy. Philippines is the only English-Speaking country in Asia. English everywhere. But not all Filipinos are fluent in English, like me. My English grammar is quite terrible. I'm still trying though xD
Maganda pkinggan n may ibang lahi n gustong mag aral s pinas kya kawawa mga pinoy imbes na sna mahihirap na pilipino mag aaral s U. P ibang lahi pa, pero tau pag mag aral s University nila di basta basta mkpasok,gising n juan kailn p kya tayo matoto.
I agree, since it is 2nd of widely spoken language in the world, tsaka, espanyol rin yung pambansang lenggwahe sa pilipinas bago tayo sinakop ng amerikano... BTW, 2 weeks na nga pala ako nag aaral ng espanyol, bale 5th language ko sana
True. Kaya nga required yung mga bagong call center agents na magsalita ng english in and out of the office para mahasa. Ganyan din ang nangyayari sa mga koreans na dumadayo dito. Inside and outside of school kailangan nilang magsalita ng english so eventually, matutoto silang gamitin ito. When I was in elementary, don't even know my forward and backward. Manuod ka lang ng english movies at parati mong katabi yung dictionary, matutoto ka kaagad. Kasi kung manunuod ka ng TV, mapagaaralan mo rin yung diction mo. Yung pronounciation ng bawat words na hindi mo naiitindihan.
truth about UP, only the brightest of the brightest can pass the UPCAT. moreover, it gets more difficult until the time they graduate; kung sa 200 students na pumasok, 6 matitira by the time they graduate.
Exaggeration lang po yan. At may exchange programs po ang paaralan. Isa sa mga dahilan kung bakit hinihikayat ng paaralan ang mga international students na dito mag-aral ay para maging kilala ang paaralan at mapalago ang network ng paaralan nang sa gayon ay mas madali para sa mga estudyante na mag-aral din sa ibang bansa.
Pwede ka naman mag-apply e. Madali lang basta iwas ka sa double quota hahaha... Kung makapasa ka man sa mga double quotas nila pero di ka pasok sa number of students per course offer nila is: 1. Los Baños ka para 1st sem pwede ka na mag-enroll. 2. Wait ka ng 2nd sem para makapag-enroll.
where English isen't widely taught and spoken it's a big challenge. Learning it the Philippines coming from Korea is honestly a genius idea. Props to the Philippines for being an Asian country who is westernized enough where English is widely spoken all over the country well. :)
Another issue with SoKor and English - is that their shows, Tv/radio ads and the foreign movies and series are either dubbed or subtitled in Hangul. To learn a language in a speedy manner, they need to do a cultural or total immersion- everything in English ! Koreans only speak to and among themselves when they're in a foreign country. This prolongs their learning time . I noticed that they have and or they build small Korean towns wherever they go -literally filled with Korean restos, Korean banks, even Korean laundry.
Leticia Perez proud ako sa Korean kasi sarili.nilang wika at panulat ang ginagamit. Ang Pilipinas, hindi sariling wika at panulat ang dominante sa pamahalaan, trabaho, at paaralan.
if koreans go to the Philippines they are treated very well but if pilipinos go to Korea they are treated not so good due to Korean beauty standards I hope someday Koreans can see other not base on their features.
Sir you may have a doctorate degree, me wasay mga grade dati pero naikot ang America at iba pang bansa. Bat pinapaboran nyo mga Koreans kisa ultimong average Na Pilipino?
learning to speak a foreign language needs practice. and korean students need to speak English outside of school to communicate.. ex. at thw market. public transport. etc. .. in korea.. they learn English in school.. how about when they are outside their school? they speak korean. Here in the Philippines.. they can practice what they have learned in school.
Unfortunate is this reality where even in business centers in Makati and the BGC there are a good number of young working Filipinos with poor English skills. Their oral and written grammar leave much to be desired.
***** at least tayong mga pilipino ay nakak intindi at nakakpagsalita nang englis kahit basic lang...pero kapag pumunta ka nang japan, halos mag tanong kalang nang basic sentence, di na nila agd makuha, as in nga nga lang sila
Nakakatulong dn mnsan brad ang !ahbasa ng English books ska okay LNG yan d nmn ntn klngan mging fluent PRA maemploy PEO lucky tau kc marunong tau magsalita ng English unlike dto sa pnunthan qng bansa n khit simpleng direction Ng ang ttnungin dpa alm sbhn!!!
Nasa tao yon , sa impuwensya ng kap[aligiran at pamilya- kung ano ang pinahahalagahan nya.. In THE SAME WAY THAT MANY KOREANS DO NOT LEARN FAST ENOUGH BECAUSE THEY CHOOSE TO ENJOY THE COUNTRY AND TRAVEL AND SHOP OR DRINK AND DATE MORE THAN THEY STUDY .. REPLY
Before all colleges and universities in Manila are full of Iranian student now they are gone because of their problem in Iran now we see some students coming from South korea, Thailand, Vietnam and other Asian Country.
Ang nakakalungkot dito ay dahil masyado tayong open para sa mga koreano agad-agad silang nakakapasok dito samantalang sa lugar nila ay sobrang higpit at ang daming pinagbabawal...kaluka😾😾😾
Kagaya noon panahon ko mga 100K Iranians ang nag aaral sa Pilipinas, pero nang si Khomeini na ang nagpalakad sa Iran, hindi na makalabas ang mga estudyante nang Iran.
So, yong nagtuturo ng English marunong ng Korean para itranslate ? Mahirap bang pagaralan ang Korean characters/alphabet nila? Interesting ang language nila kasi hindi irritating sa ears parang malambing.
porchia lopez HIndi kailangang marunong ng Korean ang nagtuturo ng English sa mga Koreano. Sa totoo lang, mas madaling matuto kahit sino ng ibang lenguahe kung bihira o walang translation na kasama sa pagtuturo ng guro.
mura ciguro kasi dolyar o mas mataas ang exchange ng pera nila kaysa Philippine peso kaya pag magbayad mur sa kanila. pero kung parehas ang equivalent ng pera nila sa peso mahal pa rin sa kanila.
Yeah, there are already thousands of Koreans living here in the country. Most of them for the cheap English education, while the others chose to settle because of marriage and business. One place where a lot of Koreans live is at BF Homes Subdivision in Paranaque. Everyday you could see Korean teenagers waiting in line to ride the jeepney and when they talk with each other, they've got pretty loud voices! hehe I guess its the enthusiasm.
they will definitely learn the language, but when the 'black and white' of everything came in, discrimination will follow. Some people who thought they are superiors, always look at the negative side of the statement. And i wonder if the accent is the problem or is it the comprehension of the listeners itself. When i am being told to speak English when i am speaking English, specially if that person knows no other language, and they act like they own the world. Ang saya lang po.
mura naman talaga rito. si Sasha Song nga ng RUclips International Couple, naggastos ng $12,000.00 sa Korea, para matuto ng Korean language. imagine that?!! $12,000.00?!! P576,000.00!
Dapat taasan ang tuittion ng mga dayuhang estudyandte ang laki ng pakinabang nila sa bansa natin! Para naman mag ka scholar yung mga pinoy na walang pera
Siempre ma's madali matuto ng English dito kaysa Korea.....Korea does not have an English speaking environment....everything in Korea.....subjects in school local newspapers, businesses are all in Korean
The KOREANS ARE ENROLLED IN A REGULAR PROGRAM IN U.P. BECAUSE IT'S CHEAPER? First, that does not make sense. 2nd, Korean educative system is much higher quality than top Pinas universities. Why go to a lower quality education?
I think Its not about just quality education that they're after,at first they came here to study english,and when they experience how filipino teachers teaches the filipino students,(which by the way if you compare it to other countries,here in the Phil,teachers/professors are way way more nicer),and they feel no pressure so they decided to stay here.cause as far as i know,one of the reason why SUICIDE is high in other asian countries is because of the pressure being a student.correct me if i'm wrong
Sa pagkaalam ko ang university of the phil ay state college at budgeted ng phil govt bakit foreigner ang nag aaral? Puede paki explain. Graduate ako ng state university sa PUP at mura ang binabayaran namin. Ano ang kaibhan ng UP? Ibig bang sabhin foreigner ang nakikinabang budget ng Govt??
How can you speak English if you don't use it literally right? Don't ask your self why you have poor English communication, it is because we are not native speaker. And besides you have to read a books orally to enhance your vocal in pronouncing the words. Make reading orally as your habit and I'm sure it really work it. :)
+Sky Hunter I tried to apply first round palang bagsak Na ako. Blessing in disguise cuz ntanggap ako SA ibang university at nandito n ngayon SA America.
+Sky Hunter My point is there are more deserving Filipino students that should be qualified in that school instead of that foreign students. Anyway to be honest many Chicago nurses & doctors are Filipinos mostly from Visayas region and NONE of them are UP graduates...My friends are saying their grades are wasay (70's) & they made it to the States & other part of the world. Good luck, Don't lose hope. UP is not the Answer to your Future.
Even poor children here in the Philippines can speak fluent English with accent by watching cartoon network:)Filipino has a talent to immitate foreign language.Maybe because we are colonized by different countries.
Sana all, I love hiligaynon and it is probably the most romantic ethnic language in the Philippines. Palangga ta ka is much better than Mahal kita hahaha I can speak english, hilgaynon and I love to learn spanish as well
And these is where our taxes go. Foreign students learning from our system cheaply. Thank you to hardworking poor Filipinos. Baket ano ba iaambag sa pag unlad naten kung paaralin natin mga korranong yan?
korean english .. resignation is pronounce as resayneysion :P proper pronounce should be.. resigneysion = resignation. and their proper predicate for every sentences is way far too complicated.. mostly are edged english
Sa call center, EOP. Kaya, madaling natututo ang mga ahente. Ang problema, yung marunong talaga mag english, nabobo naman. Kasi, spiel mo in every call iisa. Yung call flow, parating ganun. Yung conversation mo sa customer.......... ganun parate hahahaha. Ganun din sa mga koreans, the more na nag-e-english sila, mas mahahasa nila.
Koreans speaking English in Filipino accent. That sounds so cool.
Andy Paul Cabrera yeah like Sandara Park
Actually their English is still in korean accent..
nah ,,, it doesn't sound like filipino accent at all
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@@ladyazalea3710 I have Korean friends, they speak English like a Filipino
I'm really sad that Koreans are coming here in the Philippines to learn in English while Filipinos go to their country to have work in companies etc..that's why they are underestimating us but it's okay,the most important is humbleness..GOD BLESS FILIPINOS🙏❤️🇵🇭🌏
Maraming nag-comment dito na Pinoy na wala namang saysay ang sinasabi o dahil lang sa inggit. Hindi naman pinilit yung mga Koryano na mag-aral sa Pilipinas pero dito sila pumunta dahil matipid na at mabilis pa silang matututo mag-Ingles. E maraming Pinoy, sinayang ang pagkakataon na matututo magsalita ng Ingles habang nasa paaralan pa sila. Hirap tuloy silang maka-intindi ng technical instructions o magbigkas ng diretsong pangungusap (sentence) sa English. Hirap din tuloy silang makahanap ng magandang trabaho at iangat ang kabuhayan. Nandito na nga sa Pilipinas ang matinong sistema ng edukasyon sa English na di nyo na kailangan mag-aral pa sa America, Inglatera, at Australia, tapos sinasayang nyo pa. Kaya wala kayong karapatan na magalit o mainggit sa ibang Pinoy o foreigner na magaling na mag-Ingles. Nag-aral sila kaya sanay na sila mag-Ingles na halos may American accent pa. Nosebleed pa tuloy kayo at mali-mali mag-sulat sa English. Magpasalamat na lang kayo na dito nila gustong gastosin ang pera nila para mag-aral at lalong nakinabang ang bansa natin.
BTW, I learned to speak English fluently in a Filipino accent but now I can imitate an American, a British, or an Aussie accent if needed. Don't waste any more time, learn to speak English as fast as you can, because with it you'll be able to get a better livelihood to help out your family.
Ohhh you think that you're the only one can speak fluent english.im finish at learning english im fluent in english when im grade3 so now im studying japanese and korean
What are you saying?? Di Naman basehan ang pagsasalita ng English sa pagiging successful ng isang tao. SMH
I wish that the Philippine government starts helping the poor kids, to start giving them free education. When everyone is educated it will benefit the country and its economy. Also, they should teach the poor not to have many children if they can't afford to have big family. Education is the only way to get out of misery and poverty. I hope that i did not offend anyone with my comment.
I agree with you,and nothing is offensive in what you said, it's the truth.
Mayette Isham ask those idiot in cbcp why ph is over populated . 😑
I taught Koreans Charlie, ang problema sa mga Pinoy na students , karamihan tamad mag-aral, pero nagma magdamag sa online games . Koreans stay up late studying for hours. They can afford the best Pinoy schools, but they couldn't outsmart yung mga masisipag mag-aral na PInoys !
Nasa tao yon , sa impuwensya ng kap[aligiran at pamilya- kung ano ang pinahahalagahan nya.. In THE SAME WAY THAT MANY KOREANS DO NOT LEARN FAST ENOUGH BECAUSE THEY CHOOSE TO ENJOY THE COUNTRY AND TRAVEL AND SHOP OR DRINK AND DATE MORE THAN THEY STUDY ..
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You are very right! Sometimes truth hurt. Dapat deritsohan wala ng play games it is better that way.
A typical Filipino can speak 3 tounges. First, his dialect. Second, the lingua franca. Lastly, English.
Ranel Marinduque i can speak 6 😀
I speak Bicol as my first language. It is a language not a dialect.
So? Eh ano ngaun? Mdami nman walang discipline, moral at manners mdami nga mgaling mag-english well educated pero 0% pagkatao
I agree with you
Dapat nga apat na languages ang alam ng mga Pilipino eh. Kung hindi lang sana pinatigil yung pag-aaral ng Spanish language sa mga eskwela.
That's because Koreans mostly study English in SoKor through the textbooks- answering written activities. Many South Koreans have forgotten or may have overlooked asking questions in English. Often , their teachers have to constantly remind them to avoid transliteration or translating word for word especially since for ex. the subj-verb-object order of English is different from that of Hangul. So, although many can ace an English grammar test, they have so much difficulty in articulation or verbal communication , mostly brought about by a world of difference in enunciating Hangul vs English. The mouth openings, tongue placements, etc are way different.
Since the University of the Philippines makes use of taxes collected from Pinoys that make matriculation artificially cheap, I think foreign students should have a non-subsidized rate. For one, the talent honed by such training oftentimes do not stay in the country and does not in any way contribute to building our economy.
Totally Agree...
Not just non-subsidized rate dapat mag bayad pa sila ng mas malaki diyan. Tax yan ng mga Pilipino kaya Pilipino rin dapat ang makinabang.
Mas mahal po binabayaran ng mga international students if regular programs po sila nakaenroll pero if exchange students po, it's an angreement po between schools
They do pay foreign rates
I admit that i'm not fluent english speaker,but my comprehension and listening skills are good. Philippines is the only country in asia used english as standard, like in signage,manuals,media and public documents aside tagalog and other dialect
joe togashi lol.. you are not alone. Singapore is the same as with you
but Singapore uses UK. you guys use US standards.
5 countries in Asia use English as their official language. Hongkong, India, Pakistan, Philippines and Singapore. That means, these 5 countries are Anglics of Asia.
Well, Filipinos pattern their teaching strategy based on the need and weak points of a student.. We are willing to go the extra mile even analyzing where a student's difficulty is coming from .. from there, we design a module that's simple and practical dealing with what the student needs and how best to explain things in the simplest manner..
that is why in philippines,even an construction worker or a public market vendor or just grader graduate can speak and understand some few english sentences and words, which you cannot find in some asian countries
Because in Ph, we start learning English as early as Kinder garten..
English in the Philippines is as common and local as Spanish in Bolivia and english in guam.
don't worry guys if you don't able to speak English fluently.just because we aren't native speakers like american, british or australian. ESL country like us or singapore...English as Second Language in our country so it doesn't matter if we make mistakes when we speak in English...actually, there are diffireneces between spoken language and written language..spoken language is grammatically incorrect while written language it should be grammatically correct...hindi bale malimali as long as you can speak and understand the words of english. opinion ko lang...korean nga dito sa korea nahirapan kaya pumuntang pilipinas...pero hindi maiwasan ang discremination sa korea sa mga asian foreigners except sa mga western countries mataas tingin nila sa mga puti...pero may mababait din na korean yung mga educated people...
I think it's awesome that Koreans have the opportunity to go to the Philippines to learn English. Actually learning English here (American English) honestly I'd say it's difficult in my opinion unless you come at a young age because we really don't learn the proper English at our schools her as well as say another country where they really take the time to learn so they can teach the language. Here we take our English language for granted, and for a young adult coming here from another country
the first korean guy sounds like filipino when he speaks english. lol
Filipinos love Korean, sana Lang pati yung mga mismong pilipino ay mabigyan ng libreng edukasyon para mahasa pa sa English...
It's also important we maintain the Filipino language (or whatever dialect you're familiar with). I hate to see the Philippines to be fully westernized, even if I reside in a westernized country (North America). I don't want the Filipino language to disappear like the pre-colonized Filipino alphabet or writing. I think it would truly be sad if we lost that part of our culture.
This 2018, BAYBAYIN BILL is now in the Philippine Congress. It aims to declare Baybayin as the national script of the Philippines. The bill mandates to put a Baybayin translation under all business and government logos. It also mandates all primary and secondary schools to teach Baybayin to their students, a move that would save the ancient script from pure extinction and revitalize the indigenous writing roots of Filipinos.
I agree.. halos yung mga lumalabas na ngayon sa mga bunganga ng mga tao lalo na mga bata Taglish inuuna yung english :(
Speaking english is my favorite thing but kinda sucks that tagalog might someday keep on being forgotten :/
i love speaking english kaya lang nagkakaproblem dahil wala akong practice.. if only I realized the importance of "speak english all the time" policy in school... tinatawanan lang namin dati yun... pero I'm very good at written english... dapat tayong mga Pilipino tine-take natin as an advantage na marunong tayo mag-english..
at kumokonti naman ang mga pinoy na marunong mag ingles.
I agree with you. Pano ba naman ang mga kabataan busy na sa lovelife and they are proud. tingina...
yah, how ironic
It’s not their (Koreans) fault if some pinoys could not speak English. People should take responsibility for their actions and stop the blaming game. Sabi nga nila, pag may gusto may paraan, pag ayaw, may dahilan. 😉
Ra TA correct you. Mee poor english so bad.hahaha
MsWatchamakulit Correct you. Mee poor english so bad. Will u help my grammar english? So sad to myself.
I believe Filipinos are good English speakers and they could also learn foreign languages easier than any other because of that fact. I'm proud to be a Filipino-Chinese because of this! Iba talaga pag Pilipino! Madali lang naman matuto, basta makinig ka sa nagtuturo o kaya naman mag self study nalang! :D
It is UP we talking about so there is no doubt . UP is the best . When you are attending or studied in UP in our Country it is a great achievements because you are considered as a very intelligent person with an I.Q above others. Only the (A) student can apply for a scholarship and your grade must be maintained 1.25 1.50 1.75 or Flat 1 if you have a 2 grade that's a disaster the school going to kick you out or give you more project so you can make up your grades honestly 2 flat is not a bad grade but in UP that's not good enough and it is something ashamed of because many people can see your grades and your ranking on the billboard . I am very proud to those who graduated in UP with flying colors they deserve it . Its hard to study when you are poor we have to try harder because our best is not enough when all the struggles and hindrances are in our way. Lucky for those who have money to pay for their tuition fees and extra curricular activities but they not see whats the importance of studying they just concern about shopping and clubbing e.t.c . They just spend the fortune of their family on such things that will give them happiness and they don't think about the future sadly just like me.. 😢😢😢 I am very sorry for my Family . But i will do my best and push my limits to make my life better so i Will not a burden to both of you. So for all the student there please study hard before do anything you want always think whats you in the future told. I am sorry inay, itay for dissapointing you guys I will say sorry even though your not going to saw it, this is my way for apologizing . Everybody has a pride but anyways i will say this to you on the right time when i am fully grown up and successful like you always dreamt of .
little bit weird
Ahhh, excuse me. Puro wasay (70) my grade nka apak ako SA America. It doesn't mean you're a UP grad you're the best in life. After graduation you're on your own.
+Vzb Tjl tomoo!!
Too many grammatical errors in your message girl.
Hindi po yan totoo. 3 pa din po ang passing. Bakit po kayo gumagawa ng estorya na hindi naman totoo?
Foreign students were not a recipient of any government subsidy,(dapat lang di ba) they paid their tuition fees as to what like any private Universities, even Pinoy students who are rich, pay their tuition, it's by bracket, when I was working at Prudential life UP was belong to a category of ECU- exclusive colleges and universities, meaning UP is one of the Universities having a high tuition fees. That's why there are some mediocre admitted because they can afford. The real State University of the Philippines is P.U.P..
may classmate ako na koreano pure korean sya pero laking Pilipinas.. at yung English nya ay Filipino accent...
Is Alex back in Korea? Do Koreans still come to the Philippines to study?
Yes filipinos can speak english because we are westernized. But mandarin language have a big chance to become the international language. Because China might become a world superpower again like in past couple of hundreds or thousands of years. We must learn mandarin as early as possible.
A lot of Americans are learning Mandarin Chinese
cute accent....I love it
So let English be the national language of Pinas🇵🇭🇺🇸
walang masama sa pagturo ng english pero sana diba mas marami pa rin dapat ang makinabang na pinoy sa magandang edukasyon dto sa pinas bka dumating ang araw mas magaling na sila kesa sa tin
Gov't schools should be for Filipinos only, taking foreigners in will deprive Filipino students a chance, others may say nagbabayad naman cla, yes its true but their spot should had been for Filipinos only, foreigners are welcome on private schools
Learning English as a second language by foreigners here in the Philippines is cheap. The pay for the English teachers realistically are very cheap ranging from 50 pesos to 120 peso per hour, generally the common rate are 60 or 70 pesos per hour. That's the truth!!!
In the philippines you will never make it to school if you don't know how to speak english. It is the language of learning. The only subject with tagalog language is filipino. But I wish they bring back the spanish language too. It is a part of our culture.
Spark up kababayan, don't let them over come you
Learning and practicing English is really hard and not easy. Philippines is the only English-Speaking country in Asia. English everywhere. But not all Filipinos are fluent in English, like me. My English grammar is quite terrible. I'm still trying though xD
Not only the Philippines is the only English- Speaking country in Asia,
Yes it is, some Asian countries are also expert with English but it isn't an official language just like in the Philippines. detoya chona
jshidable Philippines is the only English-Speaking country in Asia
80% of Singaporeans speak English in a regular basis. so NO
+1111011DA so what are you fighting for ? lmfao xD
+xanny efa haha i got you!
Maganda pkinggan n may ibang lahi n gustong mag aral s pinas kya kawawa mga pinoy imbes na sna mahihirap na pilipino mag aaral s U. P ibang lahi pa, pero tau pag mag aral s University nila di basta basta mkpasok,gising n juan kailn p kya tayo matoto.
Sana ibalik ang subject na spanish sa college ,,,,it is very important also in the world
I agree, since it is 2nd of widely spoken language in the world, tsaka, espanyol rin yung pambansang lenggwahe sa pilipinas bago tayo sinakop ng amerikano... BTW, 2 weeks na nga pala ako nag aaral ng espanyol, bale 5th language ko sana
The best way to learn English is to read lots of English books and net surfing and at the same time to mix with English speaking people around you.
pa hiram naman ng korean language mo plano ko kasi mag apply ng trabaho sa inyo sa korea :D
True. Kaya nga required yung mga bagong call center agents na magsalita ng english in and out of the office para mahasa. Ganyan din ang nangyayari sa mga koreans na dumadayo dito. Inside and outside of school kailangan nilang magsalita ng english so eventually, matutoto silang gamitin ito. When I was in elementary, don't even know my forward and backward. Manuod ka lang ng english movies at parati mong katabi yung dictionary, matutoto ka kaagad. Kasi kung manunuod ka ng TV, mapagaaralan mo rin yung diction mo. Yung pronounciation ng bawat words na hindi mo naiitindihan.
Cuz Koreans dont feel discriminated all the time in the Philippines.
i hope filipino can go there to study.. not only foriegner can apply in that school
truth about UP, only the brightest of the brightest can pass the UPCAT. moreover, it gets more difficult until the time they graduate; kung sa 200 students na pumasok, 6 matitira by the time they graduate.
Exaggeration lang po yan. At may exchange programs po ang paaralan. Isa sa mga dahilan kung bakit hinihikayat ng paaralan ang mga international students na dito mag-aral ay para maging kilala ang paaralan at mapalago ang network ng paaralan nang sa gayon ay mas madali para sa mga estudyante na mag-aral din sa ibang bansa.
Pwede ka naman mag-apply e. Madali lang basta iwas ka sa double quota hahaha... Kung makapasa ka man sa mga double quotas nila pero di ka pasok sa number of students per course offer nila is:
1. Los Baños ka para 1st sem pwede ka na mag-enroll.
2. Wait ka ng 2nd sem para makapag-enroll.
True
where English isen't widely taught and spoken it's a big challenge. Learning it the Philippines coming from Korea is honestly a genius idea. Props to the Philippines for being an Asian country who is westernized enough where English is widely spoken all over the country well. :)
All it takes is the will to learn
Ik how to speak English just a little bit. I'm going to Philippines to learn more
Cl Lee ,,your welcome ,,,,
Anneong🤗
Hello, welcome
In Korea, we learn English in Korean.
Nope. Nope. Nope. I can't. 🤣
Another issue with SoKor and English - is that their shows, Tv/radio ads and the foreign movies and series are either dubbed or subtitled in Hangul. To learn a language in a speedy manner, they need to do a cultural or total immersion- everything in English ! Koreans only speak to and among themselves when they're in a foreign country. This prolongs their learning time . I noticed that they have and or they build small Korean towns wherever they go -literally filled with Korean restos, Korean banks, even Korean laundry.
Leticia Perez proud ako sa Korean kasi sarili.nilang wika at panulat ang ginagamit. Ang Pilipinas, hindi sariling wika at panulat ang dominante sa pamahalaan, trabaho, at paaralan.
1:39 hahaha akala ko si yoongi naging kim
when you learn a language you have to learn the culture... make sense... fact!
if koreans go to the Philippines they are treated very well but if pilipinos go to Korea they are treated not so good
due to Korean beauty standards
I hope someday Koreans can see other not base on their features.
Where can I find an English tutor around Pasay? Message me please..
U.P.... education.....world class......
Sir you may have a doctorate degree, me wasay mga grade dati pero naikot ang America at iba pang bansa. Bat pinapaboran nyo mga Koreans kisa ultimong average Na Pilipino?
learning to speak a foreign language needs practice. and korean students need to speak English outside of school to communicate.. ex. at thw market. public transport. etc.
.. in korea.. they learn English in school.. how about when they are outside their school? they speak korean. Here in the Philippines.. they can practice what they have learned in school.
Kim Yoongi ??? But I saw Min Yoongi 😅😅💜💜 BORAHAE Army !!! 💜💜
Unfortunate is this reality where even in business centers in Makati and the BGC there are a good number of young working Filipinos with poor English skills. Their oral and written grammar leave much to be desired.
I'm a Filipino but my English is too bad .. so badly ..
siguro lakwatsyero at dika nag-aral ng mabuti?
bakit ang mga bata kahit naman bata pa sila magaling na sila mag-english bastat nag-aaral mabuti.
tama ng kaka cutting classes
***** at least tayong mga pilipino ay nakak intindi at nakakpagsalita nang englis kahit basic lang...pero kapag pumunta ka nang japan, halos mag tanong kalang nang basic sentence, di na nila agd makuha, as in nga nga lang sila
Nakakatulong dn mnsan brad ang !ahbasa ng English books ska okay LNG yan d nmn ntn klngan mging fluent PRA maemploy PEO lucky tau kc marunong tau magsalita ng English unlike dto sa pnunthan qng bansa n khit simpleng direction
Ng ang ttnungin dpa alm sbhn!!!
Nasa tao yon , sa impuwensya ng kap[aligiran at pamilya- kung ano ang pinahahalagahan nya.. In THE SAME WAY THAT MANY KOREANS DO NOT LEARN FAST ENOUGH BECAUSE THEY CHOOSE TO ENJOY THE COUNTRY AND TRAVEL AND SHOP OR DRINK AND DATE MORE THAN THEY STUDY ..
REPLY
Tapos karamihan naman sa kanila mababa tingin sating mga pinoy
Western country NOT westernized. My mistake.
Before all colleges and universities in Manila are full of Iranian student now they are gone because of their problem in
Iran now we see some students coming from South korea, Thailand, Vietnam and other Asian Country.
Ang nakakalungkot dito ay dahil masyado tayong open para sa mga koreano agad-agad silang nakakapasok dito samantalang sa lugar nila ay sobrang higpit at ang daming pinagbabawal...kaluka😾😾😾
That is not true!
hi can I help you today?
The foreigners are willing to learn and some Filipino are lazy and take things for granted.
Yung ibang pinoy naman nagaaral ng korean para maging factory worker sa korea.. So 😔
Is UPCAT test questions are in Filipino & English language? or others can take a translated test
English. Unless you are taking a Filipino Subject.
Kagaya noon panahon ko mga 100K Iranians ang nag aaral sa Pilipinas, pero nang si Khomeini na ang nagpalakad sa Iran, hindi na makalabas ang mga estudyante nang Iran.
So, yong nagtuturo ng English marunong ng Korean para itranslate ? Mahirap bang pagaralan ang Korean characters/alphabet nila? Interesting ang language nila kasi hindi irritating sa ears parang malambing.
Totoo yan malambing pakinggan ang Korean language, madali LNG pag aralan ang Korean alphabet, madaling basahin mahirap LNG pag dating na sa vocabulary
yes , madali lng matuto ng korean alphabets and phrases etch .. medyo complicated lang .. xD xD basta yon haha
porchia lopez HIndi kailangang marunong ng Korean ang nagtuturo ng English sa mga Koreano. Sa totoo lang, mas madaling matuto kahit sino ng ibang lenguahe kung bihira o walang translation na kasama sa pagtuturo ng guro.
mura ciguro kasi dolyar o mas mataas ang exchange ng pera nila kaysa Philippine peso kaya pag magbayad mur sa kanila. pero kung parehas ang equivalent ng pera nila sa peso mahal pa rin sa kanila.
김 유기 너 너무 잘생겼네 ㅋㅋ
Yeah, there are already thousands of Koreans living here in the country. Most of them for the cheap English education, while the others chose to settle because of marriage and business. One place where a lot of Koreans live is at BF Homes Subdivision in Paranaque. Everyday you could see Korean teenagers waiting in line to ride the jeepney and when they talk with each other, they've got pretty loud voices! hehe I guess its the enthusiasm.
they will definitely learn the language, but when the 'black and white' of everything came in, discrimination will follow. Some people who thought they are superiors, always look at the negative side of the statement. And i wonder if the accent is the problem or is it the comprehension of the listeners itself. When i am being told to speak English when i am speaking English, specially if that person knows no other language, and they act like they own the world. Ang saya lang po.
mura naman talaga rito. si Sasha Song nga ng RUclips International Couple, naggastos ng $12,000.00 sa Korea, para matuto ng Korean language. imagine that?!! $12,000.00?!! P576,000.00!
meron ba kayo na balitaan na hindi naka pasa na mga banyaga sa Up?
tHIS IS MY ENGLISH!
Since when did the letter "R" became a word?
Yeah yeah !agaling tlga mag English mga pilipino!!!
Dapat taasan ang tuittion ng mga dayuhang estudyandte ang laki ng pakinabang nila sa bansa natin! Para naman mag ka scholar yung mga pinoy na walang pera
Siempre ma's madali matuto ng English dito kaysa Korea.....Korea does not have an English speaking environment....everything in Korea.....subjects in school local newspapers, businesses are all in Korean
The KOREANS ARE ENROLLED IN A REGULAR PROGRAM IN U.P. BECAUSE IT'S CHEAPER? First, that does not make sense. 2nd, Korean educative system is much higher quality than top Pinas universities. Why go to a lower quality education?
I think Its not about just quality education that they're after,at first they came here to study english,and when they experience how filipino teachers teaches the filipino students,(which by the way if you compare it to other countries,here in the Phil,teachers/professors are way way more nicer),and they feel no pressure so they decided to stay here.cause as far as i know,one of the reason why SUICIDE is high in other asian countries is because of the pressure being a student.correct me if i'm wrong
Sa pagkaalam ko ang university of the phil ay state college at budgeted ng phil govt bakit foreigner ang nag aaral? Puede paki explain. Graduate ako ng state university sa PUP at mura ang binabayaran namin. Ano ang kaibhan ng UP? Ibig bang sabhin foreigner ang nakikinabang budget ng Govt??
How can you speak English if you don't use it literally right? Don't ask your self why you have poor English communication, it is because we are not native speaker. And besides you have to read a books orally to enhance your vocal in pronouncing the words. Make reading orally as your habit and I'm sure it really work it. :)
U.
I wonder if they would rather be in Australia or New Zealand
Dala-dalwang languages ang matututunan nila dito kaya mga koreano't koreana..TARA!
How come UP accept more Koreans than Filipinos? Is is because they're grade is superb? Or we're talking about money?
To be honest Its Both What I know is that Korean People are really good in math And Yeah same goes With yah Know errr.. Money ;)
+Sky Hunter
I tried to apply first round palang bagsak Na ako. Blessing in disguise cuz ntanggap ako SA ibang university at nandito n ngayon SA America.
+Vzb Tjl Shemmss Bat mo sinabi na na sa America ka na yan tuloy Naiingit ako hahaha Anyways Goodluck Fella Filo. Keep safe at sana Makatapos din....
+Sky Hunter
My point is there are more deserving Filipino students that should be qualified in that school instead of that foreign students. Anyway to be honest many Chicago nurses & doctors are Filipinos mostly from Visayas region and NONE of them are UP graduates...My friends are saying their grades are wasay (70's) & they made it to the States & other part of the world. Good luck, Don't lose hope. UP is not the Answer to your Future.
Di lang naman sa UP maraming Koreans. Kahit sa ibang schools. Maswerte lang sila at nakapasa sila sa UP. Kaya jan sila nag-aral.
Even poor children here in the Philippines can speak fluent English with accent by watching cartoon network:)Filipino has a talent to immitate foreign language.Maybe because we are colonized by different countries.
I can speak Karay-a, Hiligaynon, Cebuano, Filipino and English.. Yung gusto ko naman matutunan ay Spanish 😁
Sana all, I love hiligaynon and it is probably the most romantic ethnic language in the Philippines. Palangga ta ka is much better than Mahal kita hahaha
I can speak english, hilgaynon and I love to learn spanish as well
It's cheap education.
cheap but with good quality unlike your own country.
Vaniesa Mae Aboy bakit naman
Patients..lang namin..kase ang kailangan jan..eh..pagtyatyaga
Are our taxes being paid for these students?
Natuto ako mag english ng wlang turo turo haha naririnig ko lng haha
mr.gwapo pogi weh?
Mura talaga sa Pilipinas, and thats why the School ang Room look cheap. no effort
baka up yan try mo dito samin kahit private pa
Buti at least nag take advantage mga Koreano sa Philippine education habang karamihan ng mga pinoy kunwareng madami na lang ang alam. Lol
After a few years koreans are more literate than us haha like what happened in our agricultural industry.
Pinoy tamad talaga pinag aaral ng govt ayaw mag aral
ALEX!
Kaya pala magaling mag English. Sa UP eh.
And these is where our taxes go. Foreign students learning from our system cheaply. Thank you to hardworking poor Filipinos. Baket ano ba iaambag sa pag unlad naten kung paaralin natin mga korranong yan?
Ang sad ako nga Filipino
D bihasa sa English
Buti pa ung Foreign students
Mura para sa kanila ung UP
😵😵😵😵😵
They are immigrants
Oo tama peo ang dami namang pilipino na polobi kasi dahil sa english na ya.....
korean english .. resignation is pronounce as resayneysion :P proper pronounce should be.. resigneysion = resignation. and their proper predicate for every sentences is way far too complicated.. mostly are edged english
Sa call center, EOP. Kaya, madaling natututo ang mga ahente. Ang problema, yung marunong talaga mag english, nabobo naman. Kasi, spiel mo in every call iisa. Yung call flow, parating ganun. Yung conversation mo sa customer.......... ganun parate hahahaha. Ganun din sa mga koreans, the more na nag-e-english sila, mas mahahasa nila.