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What is Wika (Language) as defined in the notes?

A system of sounds spoken or uttered and written symbols.

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What is a lingua franca?

A language used for communication between groups who speak different native languages; it serves as a bridge for mutual understanding.

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Name the five characteristics of language (Kalikasan ng Wika).

1) Systematic structure; 2) Arbitrary; 3) Used or functional; 4) Unique or distinct; 5) Dynamic.

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What is Unang Wika and what is its order in language learning?

Unang Wika is the first language learned; the second language is learned after mastering the first.

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What is Baybayin?

An indigenous writing system with 17 symbols: 14 consonants and 3 vowels.

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What is the Laguna Copperplate Inscription?

A 900 CE copper plate in Early Kawi script recording a debt-related contract and mentioning Java.

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What is Doctrina Christiana (1593)?

A Catholic religious text printed in 1593, written in Spanish and Baybayin, outlining Catholic teachings.

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What is Surian ng Wikang Pambansa (1936) responsible for?

A body created to study major languages and select the basis for the national language.

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Which language was chosen as the basis for the national language by Surian?

Tagalog.

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What does Batas Komonwelt Blg. 184 authorize regarding Surian?

It provides for the creation of the Surian to study languages and determine the basis for the national language.

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What is Lope K. Santos known for?

He is known as the father of Tagalog orthography (Ama ng Balarailang Tagalog).

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What major works did Lope K. Santos contribute?

Diksiyunary Tagalog-Ingles and Balarila ng Wikang Pambansa.

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What happened to language policy during Panahon ng Hapon (World War II)?

The regime forced teaching of Tagalog and Nihonggo; a Purista movement aimed to make Tagalog the national language.

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What did Batás Komonwelt Blg. 570 (1946) do?

Declared that the national language would be one of the official languages and named Wikang Pambansa as Pilipino.

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What is Proklama Blg. 12 (1954) about?

Proclaimed Linggo ng Wikang Pambansa (Marso 29–Abril 4) as a celebration for Balagtas Day.

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What did Proclamation Blg. 7 (1959) do to the naming of the national language?

Named the national language Pilipino, moving away from the phrase Wikang Pambansa batay sa Tagalog.

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What did Kautusang Tagapagpaganap Blg. 96 (1967) do?

Directed that government offices and buildings be named in Filipino.

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What is Pinagyamang Alpabeto (1973)?

An updated Filipino alphabet to modernize spelling and include more letters.

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What does Article XIV of the 1987 Constitution say about Filipino?

Filipino is the national language; it should be developed and used as the medium of instruction and for official communications alongside English.

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What is RA 7104 (1991)?

Republic Act establishing the Commission on Filipino Language (KWF).

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What does Proklamasyon Blg. 1041 (2003) establish?

August is declared the Filipino Language Month (Buwan ng Wikang Filipino).

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What is Executive Order 210 (2003)?

English-Only Policy.

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What is Kautusang Tagapagpaganap Blg. 74 (2009)?

Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education (MTB-MLE) policy.

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How many languages are included in MTB-MLE per CHED Memorandum Order No. 20 (2013)?

Nineteen (19) languages.

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What is Idyolek?

A dialect or language variety spoken by a group with its own distinct features.

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What is Ethnolek (Etnolek)?

Ethnolinguistic variation; words tied to a specific ethnic group (e.g., Badjao, Mangyan, T'boli).

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What is Pidgin and what is Creole?

Pidgin is a simplified, contact language with no native speakers; Creole is a fully developed language derived from a pidgin and becomes a native language.

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What are Tagalog-Maynila vs Tagalog-Batangas in language variation?

Regional Tagalog varieties with differences in intonation and vocabulary; Maynila is Manila-based, Batangas has distinct features.

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What is Barayti ng Wika?

Language variation or variety; adaptation to audience, context, and social factors; includes regional, social, and situational variation.

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What are the three main types of barayti mentioned?

Geographical (heograpikal), Morphological (morpolohikal), and Phonological (ponolohikal) variation.

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What is Rehistro ng Wika?

Register of language; linguistic terms that have specific, field-related meanings in a given domain.

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What are Idyolek, Sosyolek, and Pidgin/Creole in sociolinguistics?

Idyolek: speech style of an individual or group; Sosyolek: social dialect variation; Pidgin/Creole: social-linguistic varieties arising from contact.