Communication Skills in Filipino Culture

Goals of the course, expected knowledge and skills in Filipino language and culture.

Specific skills or knowledge gained by the student.

The national language of the Philippines.

Process of conveying information using language or actions.

Subjects addressed and learned from this module.

Process used to evaluate comprehension of concepts.

Communication through body language, gestures, and expressions.

Using fitting words and expressions based on the listener, topic, and purpose.

Communication using words and language symbols to convey meaning.

Knowledge of the language system, including grammar and vocabulary.

The ability to use language appropriately in social contexts.

The ability to use language effectively and appropriately in communication.

A visual representation that describes the process of communication.

Elements like the speaker, topic, setting, time, purpose, and group to consider in communication.

Hagdan refers to steps used to climb or descend in a house, while hagdanan refers to the area where the hagdan is located.

A grammatical marker in Filipino that indicates the purpose of the verb in a sentence.

Indicates existence or possession. 'May' is used before a noun, verb, adjective, or possessive pronoun. 'Mayroon' is used when a word is inserted between it and the word it modifies.

Pahirin means to wipe away dirt or a substance, while pahiran means to apply something like cream or wax.

Grammatical markers used to emphasize or soften statements. 'Rin' and 'Raw' are used after words ending with vowels or semi-vowels. 'Din' and 'Daw' are used after other words.

Subukin means to test something's ability or skill, while subukan means to spy on someone or their actions.

The ability to use language effectively in various situations, understanding both grammar and cultural context.

Iwan means to leave something behind, while iwanan means to leave something with somebody.

This model highlights the importance of both grammatical knowledge and cultural context in achieving communicative competence.

Sundin means to follow advice or instructions, while sundan means to follow someone or their actions.

Hatiin means to divide something, while hatian means to share something.

Walisin means to sweep the dirt itself, while walisan means to sweep a space or area.

Operahin can refer to a surgical operation on a body part or a surgical operation on a person.

An acronym representing key elements of communication, including setting, participants, ends, act sequence, keys, instrumentalities, norms, and genre.

Refers to the place and time where the communication occurs.

Involves the sender and receiver of the message, the speaker and listener.

Describes the flow of the conversation, including its beginning and end.

Relates to the tone or style of communication, including formal or informal, literal or figurative, and others.

The means used for communication, such as oral or written, verbal or nonverbal, or face-to-face or remote.

Represent the conventions and topics of discussion, as well as acceptable rules within a society or culture.

A rule that suggests 7% of communication is verbal, 38% is vocal, and 55% is nonverbal.

The study of body movement and gestures in communication.

The study of facial expressions in communication.

The study of eye movements and behavior in communication.

The study of non-linguistic sounds and vocal cues in communication.

The study of touch and physical contact in communication.

According to Mehrabian, 55% of communication is non-verbal, with 38% being vocal and 7% being verbal.