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此為 5 堂課程的課程包。當講師確定第 1 堂課程預約後，另外 4 堂將會以優惠券的形式自動發送供之後預約使用。請注意，課程包優惠券使用期限為第 1 堂課程時間後的 5 天內。
課程應按時間順序預約，即第 2 堂課程的時間應在第 1 堂之後。以此類推。
課程應按時間順序預約，即第 2 堂課程的時間應在第 1 堂之後。以此類推。
課程介紹
Filipino is the national language of the Philippines, and one of its two official languages. Under the Spanish Empire, the language that the country used for education, trade and other official purposes was Spanish. Under American rule, it became English. After the Philippines gained independence, Tagalog became its unifying language.
Tagalog has been deeply influenced both by Spanish and by English. For instance, it’s estimated that 40% of words used in casual conversation have Spanish roots, and combining English and Tagalog vocabulary is a common practice, labeled “Taglish”. Tagalog is the native language of 28 million people within the Philippines, and it’s specific to a certain ethnic group. To encourage its widespread usage, it was soon renamed as “”The National Language””. The name was eventually changed to “”Philippino”” and then again to “”Filipino””.This last renaming acknowledged the Spanish and English influence on the language. But, how can changing a single letter convey that meaning? There is no F in the Filipino alphabet, so this is an obvious loan. But English and Spanish aren’t the only languages that influenced Filipino. There are approximately 3000 loanwords from Malay in Tagalog. Partially, due to geographic proximity. Partially, because Malay was the standard language for trade in South East Asia for a long period, before colonization.
Tagalog has been deeply influenced both by Spanish and by English. For instance, it’s estimated that 40% of words used in casual conversation have Spanish roots, and combining English and Tagalog vocabulary is a common practice, labeled “Taglish”. Tagalog is the native language of 28 million people within the Philippines, and it’s specific to a certain ethnic group. To encourage its widespread usage, it was soon renamed as “”The National Language””. The name was eventually changed to “”Philippino”” and then again to “”Filipino””.This last renaming acknowledged the Spanish and English influence on the language. But, how can changing a single letter convey that meaning? There is no F in the Filipino alphabet, so this is an obvious loan. But English and Spanish aren’t the only languages that influenced Filipino. There are approximately 3000 loanwords from Malay in Tagalog. Partially, due to geographic proximity. Partially, because Malay was the standard language for trade in South East Asia for a long period, before colonization.
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