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Sunday, June 26, 2011

The month of August is also known as "Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa"


As we all know, the month of August is also known as "Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa." In this month we commemorate the different ethnic dances, costumes, folk songs, and all kinds of Filipino poetry.

It is also the time in commemorating the wonderful deeds of Manuel L. Quezon, "Ama ng Wikang Pambansa." Here in MNSHS, the culmination for Buwan ng Wika is to be celebrated every year, especially in the month of August.

The culmination for Buwan ng Wika is very memorable for the reason that MNSHS will strictly celebrate with its theme "Wikang Filipino Mula Baler Hanggang Buong Pilipinas."

It will be hosted by Justine Faith Basilla, the KAMAGFIL president (Kapisan ng mga Mag-aaral sa Filipino) and Debbie Ellis Daniel, the KAMAGFIL representative.

The program will start with two wonderful speeches to be given by Madame Eutiquia S. Alday, the MNSHS' principal and Ms. Tresa Cantutay,  MAPEH coordinator and Filipino teacher.

Students from different year levels will present spectacular events in Buwan ng Wika. The 4th year Uranium will render a wonderful speech choir. It will be followed with a classical song by the 3rd year Zinc and a pop song by the 1st year Gold. The section Lead presenters from 2nd year level will spearhead a funny Drama which is intended for everyone regarding a Filipino language fluency. The 1st year Copper will render another version of  a Filipino song entitled "Ako'y Isang Pinoy."

The 3rd year Nickel will recite a poem "Sa Aking mga Kababata" which is to be followed by the 2nd year Silver students who will sing together "Ako ay Pilipino." 

Before the program ends, Patricia Claire Castañeres will recite a lovely poem while the 4th year Platinum will present a dramatic speech choir.

The program will end by a thanksgiving speech to be given by Justine Faith Basilla, the KAMAGFIL president.

The principal said, “Although it is not in the month of August, we must put in our hearts that Filipino culture should be practiced everywhere. We should be proud of it and lastly, we should not take this for granted."

14 comments:

  1. Amidst globalization and improvement, it is but necessary enough not to leave our very own language behind and celebration of Buwan ng Wika is indeed the best way to instill the importance of the Filipino language.

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  2. Buwan ng Wika is celebrated every year to remember that we are Filipino and to be proud that we Filipino most of to be proud of our language.

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  3. Buwan ng Wika will be celebrated every year to be proud that we are Filino and to celebrate the wonderful deeds of Manuel L.Quezon,"Ang Ama ng Wikang Pambansa and most of all to never forget our language.

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  4. Let me begin my reaction to this article by the famous saying of Manuel L. Quezon "Ang taong di magmahal sa sariling wika ay mas mahigit pa sa malansang isda". Truly this article reminds us Filipinos the importance of our culture such as ethnic dances,folk songs,etc. to always enliven in our heart, mind and soul regardless what month it could be to apply and taken not for granted of our culture. In fact, the closing exercises and recognition day presentation in elementary level mandated to have presentation about Filipino culture rather than new era's dances in order to reincarnate the love of our culture of which we must be proud of.

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  5. Buwan ng wika is a celebration that unite us Filipino for a one goal and one language.We have to celebrate it with joy and unity for is the reason we can say our thoughts to everyone of us.

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  6. All of their reactions/comment are exactly right.Every now and then we celebrate our buwan ng wika.We celebrating it by preparing ethnic dance,folk songs,and filipino poems.Because of these celebration the students are very busy peparing for what they present.I am proudly myself as a filipino.

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  7. Yes,eventhough its not in the month of August but still we must celebrate it every year. Why?... because it is our way in reminiscing our Filipino Culture and we must give importance to it for the reason that it is a treasure to us.

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  8. The last part of my comment is not correct....... this is it

    I am proudly present myself as a filipino.

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  9. yes,all of comments and reactions are right.'BUWAN NG WIKA'is the acitvities that our going to celebrate in every year,month of august.because their's a lot of dance like folk songs etc.

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  10. Buwan ng Wika is a way of preserving our language and for being proud as Filipino citizens.

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  11. Buwan ng wika will be celebrated every year and many student to present like folk dance and song.I am proud myself as filipino.

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  12. The month of august is also known as "buwan ng wika" Language or "wika" is very important to communicate people or even when we ask question.Language is very useful because in our everyday life language is used.That's why we need to celebrate it to show importance.

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  13. We are going to celebrate of buwan ng wika next month is August and for sure all mommies are trying to find a nice slogan or a nice activity for the school celebration.

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  14. Upholding the Philippine National Language is a sign of upholding and giving importance to our culture. So we should be reminded everyday of that responsibility.

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