OUR OWN!
Always mention of our president's words: "Let us begin taking the right path." But, do you know that since the time of Mr. Manuel L. Quezon, we started to walk the right way? Because we had only one national language and this made us walk the right way all together. Since then, having our national language arise, this served as the foundation of our unity in taking the straight path and until now, we Filipinos remain stable and well rounded.
The Filipino language was born because of our former president Manuel L. Quezon, the Father of the National Language. He possessed much intelligence; he used various local dialects in our country. This has served as the basis of creating Juan dela Cruz’s language. First, he called it Tagalog and as time passed by, it was named Filipino. Since then, it had made a mark on our hearts the protection and appreciation of our national language. Many years and it remained stable. Proof? Until now, it still emblazoned in our hearts and we continue to use it. Even our President, he makes our language as his tool to make all of us as ONE. He also use this media in his interviews and his speeches and as effect, the whole Filipino community are aware of his projects in how this will change and improve our lives.
The Filipino language is distinct tool in expressing our selves to the whole country. It is an effective way to let a billion Filipino citizens know our own opinions that will somehow strengthen our closeness and bond to one another. As we use it, we are making our sense of patriotism go in another level. Also, we are strengthening our dream and aim to be in the peak of success.
Although our country is an archipelago, we still remain intact, because of our national language. From then until now, our language remains stable. Like a river's water flowing into the ocean, our Filipino language will continue to be used in this way it preserves the Philippines great bond. So, Filipino citizens, we have already enjoyed the stability of our own language we have to love it more in order to reinforce our association as Filipinos.
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