In a memorandum signed by the Regional Director IV Recaredo G. Borgonia,, he enjoined to all concerned, especially the students and teachers in SPFL-French to participate in the event by presenting a creative performance in French during the French Language Day and Francophonie.

For centuries Filipinos are standing at the crossroads trying to find their real identity. In this article, this search by peace-loving Filipinos will be dealt with in relation to the Filipino language – the Philippines’ national language.

The school observes the whole month of August as “Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa” in grateful celebration of having a common language that unites the whole nation. To boost student as well as teacher morale on the campus and to promote appreciation of the Filipino language among students while advocating love for a healthy environment, the Filipino teachers and School Head Dr. Ermetes F. Adolfo, Jr. of Guindaruhan National High School joined forces in order to cultivate a productive Buwan ng Wika celebration last August 2011 with the year’s theme “Ang Filipino ay Wikang Panlahat, Ilaw at Lakas sa Tuwid na Landas.” It was celebrated by the teachers and students from first year, second year, and third year up to fourth year.

During those years that our country was dressed in black by former President Marcos, who controlled our freedom and democracy, the Filipino people called for unity. In Filipino language we cried to get back freedom and democracy. The Edsa revolution headed by the former President Cory Aquino has toppled Marcos into exile. Every Filipino again enjoyed the freedom and democracy in Philippines.

Sometimes learning about language is funny. I wonder if Lady Gaga knows this. Kindly invite her and her fans to read and comment about this article.

Spokening dollar? You speak English? Okey sa alrayt!

The essence of being a Filipino is not lost by using the English language.