essay about wikang pilipino,korean language at ched need ko ngayon eh about 600 words
1. essay about wikang pilipino,korean language at ched need ko ngayon eh about 600 words
Answer:
You should try another way out
2. Essay about sa Pagpapalit ng Ched ng Korean sa Filpino Language I need it tom. Thanks for answering. 10 sentences
Marami nang mga artikulo lumaganap na itinangal ang asignaturang Filipino sa kolehiyo at itinuturo na sa mga pampublikong paaralan ang lengguwahe ng mga Korean. Sa ibang mga kabataan ay sang-ayon sila dito dahil maintindihan na nila ang mga pinanood nila na mga K-Drama na hindi na kinakailangan ang mga 'subtitle', ngunit para sa iba, hindi sila sang-ayon dahil dito unti-unti nang hindi pinapahalagahan ang ating wika. Hindi ako sang-ayon sa programa na DepEd dahil sa tatlong dahilan: Una, Sino ang magtuturo sa mga kabataan ng wikang ito? Alam ko ang isasagot na iba ay isasailalim natin ang mga guro sa mga trainings, so ang ibig sabihin ng iyun ay dagdag gastos na naman na makakaapekto sa badyet ng DepEd. Pangalawa, Kung tatanggalin ang wikang Filipino sa kolehiyo, mawawalan ng trabaho ang mga propesor. Maraming mga propesor sa kolehiyo ay ilang dekada na na nagtuturo ng wikang Filipino sa mga mag-aaral, kung mawawalan sila ng trabaho, sino ang magtuturo sa atin tungkol sa aking wika? Ayon sa nga sa depinisyon ng wika, ito ay ang kaluluwa ng kultura, kung ating tatanggalin ang asignaturang Filipino sa mga kolehiyo, ay unti-unting nawawala ang ating kultura kung saan sa dahilan bilang tatlo, Mawawala ang ating pagkakakilanlan bilang mga Pilipino. Ang wika natin ay sumasalamin sa ating kultura at pagkakakilanlan bilang mga pilipino. Kung tatanggalin natin ito sa Kolehiyo, unti-unti nating malilimutan ang ating wika gayundin at ang kultura at pagkakakilanlan. Sabi pa nga ng ating bayani na si Gat. Jose Rizal na namatay para ipagtanggol ang ating wika, Ang hindi magmahal sa sariling wika, ay higit pa ang amoy sa mabahong isda.
3. Essay about Korean wedding
Answer:
The Engagement
Before the engagement, the Koreans would exchange the eight characters or four pillars. This will determine if the match is suitable. When this process is over, they will call for a local fortuneteller to see if the couple could live in harmony. The Korean call this Kung-hap. Afterwards, during the engagement, gifts would be delivered to the bride and groom the day before the wedding. Friends of the groom would then blacken their faces with dried squid ink and dress in costumes. They would then parade with a box filled with gifts or known as hahm. As they get closer to the brides house, they will chant, ¡°Hahm forsale, buy a hahm.¡± Her parents would rush out to greet the gift-bearers. These days, families would meet in a restaurant and bring many gifts. Korean American families can spend around $30,000 to $40,000 on gifts alone.
The Wedding Outfit
The gown worn by the bride was once the gown of the noble class. The lime-green known as the wonsam and the hwarrot or known as the flower robe is decorated with flowers and butterflies. Underneath the gown, she wears a hanbok, which is a doll-like traditional dress of Korea. On her head is a black cap with gems. On her feet, she wears white socks and embroidered shoes. The make-up is simple except for three red circles, yomi konji, that are the sizes of a nickel. Those circles are traditionally made of red pepper, but now it¡¯s often drawn on. They are suppose to ward off evil spirits. The groom¡¯s faruotsu is also the dress of the nobility. It¡¯s made of dark green damask with symbols woven in gold. He wears a tall black cap made of silk. Traditional costumes can be rented in Korean shops starting around $150.00.
Explanation:
4. Write a 5-sentence informative essay about the Korean drama.
Answer:
Korean culture is spreading worldwide, making names not only famous in Korea, but in a plethora of other countries. Many will be familiar with traditional clothes originating from China and Japan, but not so much with hanboks from Korea. However, what people do know and love is Korea’s pop culture with their all so popular dramas. Dramas are a series of episodes creating a story, but it’s not your usual American TV series or movies. It’s a cultural, society- wide recreational entertainment that people from all classes and genders take part in and enjoy. Also with their growing entertainment industry, the quality of the dramas keeps advancing along with the acting from present and future stars. Korean dramas take entertainment to the zenith of its industry that is growing fast in people’s lives not only in Korea, but all over the world. It’s not only entertainment but can also be a learning experience, an insight into Korea’s culture and history.
Many people’s perception and emotions can be influenced by the way some issues are presented. The media has a very persuasive way to control the way the public sees things. Same thing with dramas; they elicit certain feelings from the audience by what they are showing. For instance, the cruelty under the Japanese when Japan took over Korea portrayed in the drama Basketball created negative feelings towards Japanese. Our senses control a lot of how we feel and are thoughts. When we see and feel the cruelty and the hurt, we in a way put ourselves in their shoes and experience emotionally what is portrayed in the drama. Dramas are powerful tools to control people and the way they think.
Explanation:
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Crdts^^
5. opinion about changing filipino subject into korean language
Kumalat sa balita na ang Filipino subject ay papalitan ng Korean language. Dahil dito, umani ito ng maraming negatibong reaksyon. Ngunit may iilan din naman na sang-ayon dito. Ano nga ba ang opinyon tungkol dito? Narito ang sariling opinyon tungkol sa pagpalit ng Filipino subject sa Korean language.
Sa aking opinyon, mas nararapat na pagtuunan ng pansin ang Filipino subject kaysa Korean language. Ito ay dahil marami nang mga Pilipino ngayon ang mas pamilyar sa Ingles kaysa Filipino. Dahil dito, mas kailangang pag-aralan ang asignaturang Filipino para mas madagdagan pa ang kaalaman ng mga Pilipino ukol sa kanilang sariling pambansang wika. Maaari namang mag-aral nang personal ng Korean na wika ang mga taong gustong aralin ito.
Iyan ang aking sariling opinyon tungkol sa pagpalit ng Filipino subject sa Korean language.
Narito ang iba pang mga links tungkol sa nasabing paksa:
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6. Maxene in korean language
Answer:
맥신
based on my friend haha (she is learning korean)
7. what is korean language?
Answer:
Korean language is language that use by korean people in south and north korea
Explanation:
:) make me brainliests thanks
8. korean language in the philippine
Oo pwede pero Hindi na tatanggalin young Filipino ,para pag NASA ibang bansa taumaiintindihan nation and salita nila
9. comparative in korean language
Answer:
비교의
bigyoui
Explanation:
i used the translator
10. korean language jenny
sorry po d po ako marunong mag korean
11. what do you say about Integration of korean language as part of Philippine education curriculum
I think that the integration of Korean language as part of Philippine education curriculum has both positive and negative impacts - as always with most things in life.
The positive one is that it's good for globalization. When we learn new foreign languages, we are given more opportunities to work and travel abroad with more ease. For instance, a Filipino who can speak and write the Korean language has a better chance of landing a job in Korea. S/he also has a better chance of gaining positive social relationships with Koreans during personal travels to their country.
The setback, however, could be that Filipinos may value the Korean language more than the Filipino language. Many scholars are saying that it's better to learn native Filipino languages and dialects instead of foreign languages in order to strengthen the patriotism and solidarity among Filipinos.
12. mga korean languages
Step-by-step explanation:
Annyeong haseyo - Hello
Jal Jinesseyo?- How are you?
Jal gayo- Good Bye
Ddo bayo- See you later
Josimhaeyo- Take Care
(한국어)Korean (South Korean: 한국어/韓國語 hangugeo; North Korean: 조선말/朝鮮말 chosŏnmal) is an East Asian language spoken by about 77 million people. It is the official and national language of both Koreas: North Korea and South Korea, with different standardized official forms used in each country. It is a recognised minority language in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture and Changbai Korean Autonomous County of Jilin province, China. It is also spoken in parts of Sakhalin, Russia, and Central Asia.
Historical and modern linguists classify Korean as a language isolate. however, it does have a few extinct relatives, which together with Korean itself and the Jeju language (spoken in the Jeju Province and considered somewhat distinct) form the Koreanic language family. The linguistic homeland of Korean is suggested to be somewhere in Manchuria.
Modern Korean descends from Middle Korean, which in turn descends from Old Korean, which descends from the Proto-Koreanic language which is generally suggested to have its linguistic homeland somewhere in Manchuria. Whitman (2012) suggests that the proto-Koreans, already present in northern Korea, expanded into the southern part of the Korean Peninsula at around 300 BC and coexisted with the descendants of the Japonic Mumun cultivators (or assimilated them). Both had influence on each other and a later founder effect diminished the internal variety of both language families.
The Korean alphabet, known as Hangul (Hangeul) in South Korea and Chosŏn'gŭl in North Korea, is a writing system for the Korean language created by King Sejong the Great in 1443. The letters for the five basic consonants reflect the shape of the speech organs used to pronounce them, and they are systematically modified to indicate phonetic features; similarly, the vowel letters are systematically modified for related sounds, making Hangul a featural writing system.
13. simple korean language's translate in filipino and English language
안녕하세요. it means hello
anyeongaseyo
Answer:
꿈을 이루기 위해 열심히 공부하세요
kkum-eul ilugi wihae yeolsimhi gongbuhaseyo
Explanation:
english-study hard to achieve your dreams
filipino-magaral mabuti para maabot mo ang pangarap mo
14. The korean language
Answer: The korean language is also known as Hangul or Hangeul
Explanation:
It is the korean alphabet system that is used for communication in korean.
15. koreans are native in the english language
Answer:Englishare nativeKorean
원주민이다
wonjumin-ida
16. how to learn korean language ??.. :(
You can ask the people u know who can talk korean or who knows to speak korean language.you can go to google translate too...
Hope it helps...XD...
if you have a FB account .................try to search FACEBOOK USERS FROM KOREA.. and add them....and after that ask them on how to learn korean language................and if you dont have a FB account.u can use GOOGLE TRANSLATE..but reminder....not all of the the translation of google translate are correct.some are WRONG GRAMMAR and some are WRONG SPELLING,
hope it works.
17. What is aegyo it's a korean language
'Aegyo' in korean langage may also means cute in english language.
18. There are fourprinciples in koreanlanguage
Answer:
kamsamida annyeonghasiyo
19. ilove you in Korean language?
salanghaeyo
That's the answer.
20. what can you say about korean language
Answer:
It is a very unique language and not hard to learn
Answer:
korean is the native language for about 80 million people mostly of korean decent. it is the official and national language of both north korea and south korea but over the the past 75 years of political division the two koreas have developed some noticeable vocabolary difference.
Explanation:
sana makatulong <3
21. how AM I GOING TO know more about korean language?
TRY READING KOREAN LITERATURE AND ALSO TRY READING KOREAN DICTIONARIES TO HAVE A BETTER INSIGHTS :Dtry it on a simple way, just start with its simple ways to say
like their Polite Expressions
22. reflective essay about the movie of cold eyes?(korean movie)
The South Korean film “Cold Eyes” is a pure exercise in the thriller genre and professionalism.
I never watched that before
#HOPEITHELPS
#brainliestMe
23. Write an Essay about Korean Drama
Korean culture is spreading worldwide, making names not only famous in Korea, but in a plethora of other countries. Many will be familiar with traditional clothes originating from China and Japan, but not so much with hanboks from Korea. However, what people do know and love is Korea’s pop culture with their all so popular dramas. Dramas are a series of episodes creating a story, but it’s not your usual American TV series or movies. It’s a cultural, society- wide recreational entertainment that people from all classes and genders take part in and enjoy. Also with their growing entertainment industry, the quality of the dramas keeps advancing along with the acting from present and future stars. Korean dramas take entertainment to the zenith of its industry that is growing fast in people’s lives not only in Korea, but all over the world. It’s not only entertainment but can also be a learning experience, an insight into Korea’s culture and history.
Many people’s perception and emotions can be influenced by the way some issues are presented. The media has a very persuasive way to control the way the public sees things. Same thing with dramas; they elicit certain feelings from the audience by what they are showing. For instance, the cruelty under the Japanese when Japan took over Korea portrayed in the drama Basketball created negative feelings towards Japanese. Our senses control a lot of how we feel and are thoughts. When we see and feel the cruelty and the hurt, we in a way put ourselves in their shoes and experience emotionally what is portrayed in the drama. Dramas are powerful tools to control people and the way they think.
Answer:
The world has a lot to offer, too many choices, too many genres to choose from. The world accommodates the greatest avenue for exchanging information, bargaining different products that giving us way to adopt other cultures, perspectives, ideas and information. As various things passes by on earth, the humanity learns to adopt what those things could offer. Humanity could easily be influence by different factors that come along their way. The world that we live in today is slowly infected by Korean dramas. The influences of it are quiet unstoppable and significantly reaching the shore of every sea across the world. It is undeniably shading the perspectives of its viewer, bridging the culture and people of two different races. The wave of Korean drama reaches the shore of Filipino awareness. K drama is influencing the thoughts, emotions and even the tangible aspects of the Filipino who watches K drama. K drama or Korean drama is the part of the phenomenon known as “Hallyu” or the Korean wave, in which all Korean things from television dramas to popular music to fashion are consumed by audiences all over the viewers from various countries and different backgrounds are drawn to k dramas for various reasons. For Americans, k dramas are relaxing and cheerful while Europeans says that, the appeal lay on uncomplicated and romantic plots.
24. Who wants to learn about korean language add|pm me
Answer:
me but only the basics
Explanation:
Answer:
basic
Explanation:
no thanks duh pm lol
25. what is the korean language of crysthine
I'm not that knowledgeable in Korean, but I think your name can be written as:
그리스시느
which reads geu-ri-seu-si-neu in Korean, a bit close with Crysthine though not with a prominent "t" sound.
26. what is hello in korean language
annyeong haseyo........annyong.....,,......hasayo
27. reflection essay about cold eyes (korean movie)
The South Korean film “Cold Eyes” is a pure exercise in the thriller genre and professionalism. This is a taut, efficient work which does not waste a single minute of its two-hour running time, and we are entertained by how well its characters do their work. Everything we need to know about them is mostly presented through their professions, and most of them are smart and resourceful enough to be competent players in their intense game of wits and wills. A trivial thing noticed in one small moment can be a crucial chance for reversal in a later situation, and that makes us constantly wonder about what will be the next move to be made.
28. Hii... I'm learning korean!! I'm filipina with korean heart...but sometimes there are korean languages I didn't know so what is mean of "What are you doing?"in korean language...
Answer:
mwohaseyo? (what are you doing)
뭐하세요? ( in Korean writing)
29. disadvantage of korean language in philippines
The way I see it, learning a foreign language or two is never a bad thing. Due to globalization, people who are bilingual or multilingual are opened to a whole set of opportunities that are not readily available or offered to people who can only speak and understand one language.
Learning the Korean language is not a bad thing because more and more Koreans are visiting the country and they have also become more lenient with Filipinos entering Korea. South Korea's economy is also among the world's best and they are now considered a first-world country that does business with other countries. We may have a competitive advantage when it comes to providing manpower and other services to countries like Korea if we can speak their language and English.
But still, why are there Filipinos against the inclusion of the Korean language in the local curriculum? Here are some valid points that I do agree with:
While Filipinos are quick to jump on the Pinoy Pride wagon, our cultural and national identity is not as strong as our neighboring Asian countries. To instill a strong national and cultural identity, a strong emphasis on Filipino and local languages must be strictly taught at the elementary and secondary levels. Local literature and history must not be taught through routine spoonfeeding but through the cultivation of appreciation and relating it to life and current events. Introducing a new language will take time and effort away from this.While it is true that speaking and understanding more than one language is beneficial, more emphasis must be placed on English first. Since English is the world's lingua franca, this would benefit more students if they can express themselves eloquently in English.The introduction of languages other than English can be done later on when students are at a more advanced level such as Senior High School or college.Individual or regional students must be given a choice on which language they should be allowed to learn. This is because some languages may benefit a select group of people than others. Career paths and emerging trends and other factors should be considered when setting a language class for students or when choosing which to learn.#CarryOnLearning
30. what is nonesense in korean language??
Nonsense in Korean language is muuimihan mal. eobs-eum uimi pero hindi lng kadikit yung none sa sense ganito lng NONE SENSE
