Ten Public Schools In Metro Manila To Learn Korean Language, According To Department Of Education
KOREAN LANGUAGE – The Department of Education recently revealed that 10 public schools were mandated to learn Korean language.
In collaboration with the Korean Embassy in the Philippines, DepEd signed the agreement to teach the Korean language in public schools. The said agreement will allow DepEd to introduce the Korean language in public high schools.
It aims to enhance the skills and abilities of the Filipino students when it comes to speaking, writing, listening, and reading the language through the help of the Special Program in Foreign Language (SPFL).
The Korean embassy was hoping that their language will be strongly implemented in order that Filipino student will be communicative competent. The new foreign language will be first introduced to 10 high schools in Metro Manila this year.
A Tweet from GMA News revealed the list of the said schools where the language is implemented.
READ: Korean language, ituturo na sa 700 estudyante sa 10 pampublikong paaralan sa Metro Manila ngayong semester, ayon sa @DepEd_PH. | via @JonathanAndal_ @dzbb pic.twitter.com/GmOdDVjjMe
— GMA News (@gmanews) November 14, 2018
Here are the reactions from netizens:
Please, teach the students the depth of the Filipino language not the other languages. Or strengthen the English language as it is used globally. Kelangan natin ng mas matibay na pundasyon pagdating sa sarili nating wika, sa totoo lang. 😐😣😥😌
— Sally♡BTS = Speak Yourself (@YambaSally) November 14, 2018
Isang malaking kalokohan at pambabastos sa sarili nating wika. Ang Filipino ang siyang dapat na palawigin at pagtuunan ng pansin. Marami pang dapat na ituro sa Filipino. Ang wastong paggamit at ang pagsusulat ng baybayin.
— Jay Sinc (@JaytheSin09) November 15, 2018
Kappanood ng mga korean dramas sa pinas,pti gobyerno nakkiuso nrin 😂🤣😂🤣 isama nrin ninyo ung lahat ng mga asia country,like chaina,taiwan,malay language,at thai language,Japanese lang.Oh! di ba ang saya saya😂😂😂🤣🤣😅😅😄👏👏👏👏
— Chona (@Chona78166363) November 15, 2018
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