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melomori [17]
1 year ago
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Batay sa akda, bakit itinuturing ng mga edukado na si rizal ang tunat na kaaway ng wikang filipino?

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AnnZ [28]1 year ago
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Answer:

Si Rizal ay edukado na mas mahal ang banyagang wika. Ang patunay, lahat ng makabuluhang akda niya ay nakasulat sa Espanyol. Kung buhay daw ngayon si Rizal, sumulat na ito sa Ingles.

May pahayag ba si Rizal laban sa sariling wika? Sa wakas, iyon ang kaibhan niya sa mga edukasyon ngayon na ayaw tanggapin ang bisang magpalaya ng wikang Filipino. Sa mga edukado ngayon na kahit baluktot ang Ingles ay nagmamalaki na Ingles ang dapat maging wikang pambansa at wika ng edukasyon. Sila ang mga tunay na kaaway na wikang Filipino bukod sa sila ang tunay na kaaway ni Rizal.

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