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Was the nationalisation of the Philippine language to Tagalog ever achieved its goal?

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Was the nationalisation of the Philippine language to Tagalog ever achieved its goal?

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Yeah, it did. English is an international language that could be used as an efficient tool in the business industry and in everything else. Nobody can deny that. Personally, I think that speaking in English as a Filipino is considered being nationalistic. In a country wherein one must rely on the English language as a tool of survival and success, it’s certainly helping our economy. But I agree with you about the scattered English. It’s quite annoying at times, really. But we completely understand each other anyway. And you’re even lucky you understand some other dialects because I can understand only Tagalog and English. Now, just think about people like me… then maybe, you’ll truly understand…

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