All is quiet that I decided to make a little noise. I finally sneaked the M1 Garand in the firing range this morning and hell, when they said its a very...
I can hear you noise from here Rey. Wow, copper bullets, perhaps, do not penetrate a 1/4 inch thick steel plate at point blank. To penetrate a 3/4 inch thick...
No, I specifically chose a clip of FMJs but yes, there are bullets that came with the rifle that are piercing bullets as marked with black paint on the tip and...
Saan ka, Rey? Maybe I can work out where you can practice that damned thing without too much risk on yourself and others. Jeez. Men and their guns. Email me on...
Pagkatapos na ng eleksyon Ms G, para sigurado. Baka ma-sangkot pa tayo sa sigalot ng mga pulitiko and I'm pretty sure Terry is interested only shy to admit it....
Description of the UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES CENTENNIAL LOGO 1908-2008 The Oblation is a symbolic icon representing the UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES. It...
Got this from a Filipina network, would like brief, random, quick feedback. Having been a multilingualism advocate among U.S. ehtnolinguistic groups...
This is so true, the generation to come will lose it's value in our culture because it's not their cup of tea, even in the true traditional culture. I went to...
Wow, thanks for your reply. I do think that any effort to perserve the language and culture should be encouraged. Chauvinism, the thought that either speaker...
It's ironic that people who try to mobilize people into taking this or that cause usually do the least to further the cause. In this group for instance, some...
I think that the partial data presented is to give evidence to the age long debate on the imperialism of tagalog over other Filipino languages as if it's not...
The study you are writing about here is old, and supported by new data. In Pinas there is this idea like most countries around the world believed that having a...
Tumbaga, In desperate times for man in search of meaning, his own culture and language are his ultimate retreat or fall back. He must come home to his...
I appreciate all your points, but at the same time there is some value in having a medium of exchange. I do agree that knowing how to speak English is almost...
Those little chiefdoms did find a common language to communicate. In fact they prospered that way. The language was never officially institutionalized of...
I appreciate the dialogue that has emerged from my initial post of a survery which was distributed on a pinay network of mostly U.S.women. Depending on the...
True, it was a very good dialogue - good luck ... From: tcbautista@... To: Alibata@yahoogroups.com Sent: Fri, 11 May 2007 7:14 AM Subject: Re: [Alibata]...
You mean I made perfect sense. Since that's what I was advocating. A medium of exchange... AKA a common language. Be it Tagalog or Esperanto. The groups have...
You do, but you see the point in this has nothing to do with that. Like you for example, you will feel uncomfortable speaking Tagalog because your accent would...
On the issue of national language, conservative think tanks and special interest groups in the U.S. have passed English only laws and debated the issue of...
This stems from the fear of being overtaken by non-English speakers, the way parts of Pennsylvania and Miami did, however, English still maintains itself as...
These are normal fears though, it happens all the time, when the Catholic Irish arrived the same complaints arose, much the same with Italians, Jews, Poles,...
My point being is that here in the local setting, Tagalogs got it easy in our language issue where they will only have to tackle the english language in school...
/"While speaking a language to conserve it is a very romantic idea, it will only be short lived and lucky to pass to one generation if at all. Maybe someone...
Preserving a language involves usage and literature, once it is not used it dies. Part of a human character is the accent that he has when speaking another...
There is an interesting article in the Inquirer today about the ancient baybayin script. It's about a certain Mr. Raymond Cosare who teaches baybayin writing...