Streets have grown to be silent of the country's innate language. What ever happened to using our "Wikang Filipino"? Are we not ,Filipino men, required to speak our dialect? Confused as already am, what's the use of our "Wikang Filipino"?
Language is a form of communication wherein two people can comprehend clearly, without obscurity, what each other is trying to imply. The world maybe facing now the change of growth in technology but does that mean that our language has to go with the flow too?
"Wikang Filipino" is what makes us Filipinos, Filipinos. It is what makes us who we are and defines us what we are. We, Filipinos, are known for our language throughout the globe. But with the rapid growth of change, is it necessary for us to neglect the fact that Filipino is our language? I mean does it require also for it to change?
Yes, we may have any form of communication we want, but what about out "Wikang Filipino"? Are we not to use it still?
I'm a concerned Filipino saying that change is very much evident. This "Buwan ng Wika", let's fight for what we believe in. And through the fire we must.
Wikang Filipino wants to be free.
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