Mga Sitwasyong Pangwika - Aralin 1 - Q2 PDF

# Mga Sitwasyong Pangwika ## Malaking Biyahe ng Wikang Filipino - The Filipino language has come a long way, from the time of our ancestors, the Spanish colonization, the Philippine Revolution, the Americans, the Japanese, independence, to the present day. - The language has evolved and changed...

# Mga Sitwasyong Pangwika ## Malaking Biyahe ng Wikang Filipino - The Filipino language has come a long way, from the time of our ancestors, the Spanish colonization, the Philippine Revolution, the Americans, the Japanese, independence, to the present day. - The language has evolved and changed with time. - The new technologies and advancements have greatly influenced the language. ## Sitwasyon ng Wikang Filipino sa Telebisyon - Television is considered the most influential media today because of the vast audience it reaches. - The use of cable and satellite connections has increased the number of viewers. - Filipino is the primary language used on television in the Philippines. - Most local channels use Filipino for dramas, variety shows, news programs, documentaries, reality shows, and educational programs. - There are some English news programs, but those are not on prime time. - The abundance of television programs, especially soap operas and noontime shows, has contributed to Filipinos' understanding and speaking of the language. - Shows like "Eat Bulaga" and "It's Showtime" have high viewership. - The language used in television has a strong influence on viewers. - Subtitles or dubbing in other languages are not common. - Filipinos are exposed to the Filipino language in television. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Radyo at Diyaryo - Similar to television, Filipino is the main language used on radio. - Most AM and FM stations use Filipino. - Many FM programs use English, but Filipino is still the primary language. - Some programs in provincial radio stations use regional languages. - English is the primary language used in broadsheet newspapers. - Filipino is primarily used in tabloids. - Tabloids are more popular than broadsheets. - The informal nature of tabloids allows them to use more regional variations. - Tabloids are written in a more informal style to appeal to a wider audience. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Pelikula - While more foreign films are released in the Philippines, local movies using Filipino are popular too. - Five of the 20 most successful movies released in 2014 were local Filipino films. - Most local movies, however, are still titled in English. - Filipino is the primary language used in film since many Filipinos understand it and it is used in both television and radio. - The driving force behind this is to attract more viewers, listeners, and readers. - However, the wide use of Filipino in media has also contributed to Filipinos adopting the language. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Kulturang Popular - The nature of language is to be creative. - The influence of new technologies has led to new forms of creative expressions in the Filipino language. ### FlipTop - FlipTop is a form of verbal rap battle similar to balagtasan. - However, FlipTop does not have a specific topic. - The topics are based on whatever the previous speaker brings up. - It is an informal and often offensive use of language. - There are Battle Leagues that organize FlipTop contests. - Most of the leagues are conducted in Filipino, though some are held in English. - FlipTop is a popular form of entertainment on YouTube. - It is commonly celebrated during the Month of the Language. ### Pick up Lines - Pick up lines are considered modern riddles. - They are jokes that play on romantic subjects like love. - They originated in the efforts of men trying to impress women. - The phrases, often cheesy and corny, can be used to start a conversation. - The language of pick-up lines is often informal, but it can incorporate English and Filipino variations. ### Hugot Lines - Hugot lines, or love lines, are similar to pick-up lines. - They express emotions in a humorous way. - They are often found in television and film, but they are also used in other forms of media. - Taglish - a mix of English and Filipino - is also used in hugot lines. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Text - Text messaging is an essential part of communication in the Philippines. - The Philippines is known as the "Texting Capital of the World." - Text messaging is more popular than phone calls. - Texting provides the flexibility of anonymity and editing. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Social Media and Internet - Social media has become a part of daily life for many Filipinos. - People often use a combination of English and Filipino in social media. - Many of the posts and comments are in informal language. - Language is often abbreviated or shortened in social media. - Social media provides a way to connect with people locally or internationally. - Although there are many Filipino websites and resources on the internet, the predominant language is still English. - Most Filipino websites are created to share information and to advocate for the language. - The Philippines has the 10th highest rate of internet usage, which underscores the importance of online communication. - More people are connecting to the internet. - The use of Filipino on the internet is growing, but it still has a long way to go.. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Kalakalan - English is the main language of business in the Philippines. - English is primarily used in boardrooms and multi-national companies and BPOs. - English is commonly used in contracts and other official documents. - However, Filipino is the dominant language used in local businesses and public sectors. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Pamahalaan - The use of Filipino in government was mandated in 1988. - Using Filipino is a strong policy initiative from former president Cory Aquino. - Filipino is now a formal language used in government events. - Filipino is used in government hearings and official statements. - Although there are some technical terms used in government that are not translated into Filipino, it is the primary language. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Edukasyon - Filipino is the first language in the K to 12 basic education curriculum. - Filipino is also taught as a separate subject. - English and Filipino are taught separately in higher education. - Filipino remains an essential part of the K to 12 curriculum. - The use of Filipino in education is a constant point of disagreement. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Kalakalan - English is the predominant language used in boardrooms and multi-national companies. - English is commonly used in contracts and other official documents. - However, Filipino is the dominant language used in local businesses and public sectors. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Pamahalaan - The use of Filipino in government was mandated in 1988. - Using Filipino is a strong policy initiative from former president Cory Aquino. - Filipino is now a formal language used in government events. - Filipino is used in government hearings and official statements. - Although there are some technical terms used in government that are not translated into Filipino, it is the primary language. ## Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Edukasyon - Filipino is the first language in the K to 12 basic education curriculum. - Filipino is also taught as a separate subject. - English and Filipino are taught separately in higher education. - Filipino remains an essential part of the K to 12 curriculum. - The use of Filipino in education is a constant point of disagreement. ## Register or Barayti ng Wikang Ginagamit sa Iba't Ibang Sitwasyon - Register refers to the way language is used in different contexts. - A specific vocabulary is used in different professions. - Jargon is a type of vocabulary used in a specific profession or situation. - Jargon refers to the terms and language used in a specific line of work, such as law, medicine, and education. ## Kongklusyon - The use of Filipino is prevalent in various sectors. - The use of the language reflects the importance of the public's embrace and understanding of their local language. - We must encourage multilingualism, and use Filipino at home, work, and across sectors. ## Importance of the Filipino Language: - The Filipino language is a vital part of Filipino culture, and it must be nurtured and preserved throughout society. - The use of Filipino promotes a unified sense of national identity. - The Filipino language is needed to connect with future generations and foster their understanding of their culture and heritage. - Every Filipino should value the language and use it in all aspects of life.