Thanks. Interestingly, "Filipino" (Tagalog) is a second language to many people in the Philippines. Down in Cebu, for example, people speak Cebuano in everyday life. Up north, people speak Kapampangan, Pangasinense, and Ilokano, just to name a few of the languages that are around here. Where I'm at, it's all Tagalog.
Thanks. Interestingly, "Filipino" (Tagalog) is a second language to many people in the Philippines. Down in Cebu, for example, people speak Cebuano in everyday life. Up north, people speak Kapampangan, Pangasinense, and Ilokano, just to name a few of the languages that are around here. Where I'm at, it's all Tagalog.