How Filipinos Learn English (and Why Formal Education Is Overrated)
<p>I have been single since 2010, so getting married is not in my present mind.</p>
<p>But whenever I think of my future babies, I imagine myself pinching their cheeks and saying, “You’re so cute oh my gosh I’m so happy your daddy gave me you.” <em>No pauses because their cuteness will take my breath away.</em></p>
<p>I am a Filipino, so English is not my native language. But I know that I will speak English to my babies, even if I get married to a Filipino or anyone from a non-English country.</p>
<p>It is normal in the Philippines. Filipino parents speak to their babies in English — more specifically Taglish. <em>Taglish is the everyday language in the contemporary Philippine society.</em></p>
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