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Linguistic degradation in the urban setting

Posted on October 18, 2010 by sustainablecitiesnetwork

Firth McEachern was working in San Fernando, Philippines in waste management. Is Tagalog replacing the local languages in Northern Luzon? Or are people just playfully mixing the two languages without neglecting their mother tongue? The answer in the cities, I’m … Continue reading →

Posted in San Fernando | Tagged Ilokano, Language, Phillipines, San Fernando, Sustainable Cities, Tagalog | 3 Comments

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Linguistic degradation in the urban setting

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