@LordFord94@causersisepic Like, Nyla was somewhat Lucy's inspiration for UC, it was sad how they never touched on that. They always make them brush Lucy off like when Lucy went to Nyla's house in s4? for advise on taking uc course.
@LordFord94@causersisepic I agree. Scenes about friendship or support was severely lacking especially for Lucy. I was hoping thay had a talk when she was considering taking the exam. Like Nyla or Angela giving valuable advise on shifting her focus from detective to sergeant. The cop moms are too isolated.
ppl go on this app wondering why the industry still employs kim pedo but the minute their faves' fanbase starts boycotting the organization who employ that pedophile.... instead of respecting that decision they go "b-but my fav ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ won't get an award ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ poor them ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ๐ฅบ"
It's bad enough that they have to battle with useless main characters for screentime, they now have more conpetition from new cast members. ๐คฆโโ๏ธ
Natural vs. forced roles are different. ๐คทโโ๏ธ
Wesley is a lawyer who is there when a case needs one while Bailey was given MULTIPLE jobs so she can be coveniently included in as much stories as possible.
@pinkvelvet_68 I attended a school like that where we were fined if we speak Hiligaynon or any other lang/dialect. Still, I was able to speak Tagalog okay when I went to uni in Manila. We had Filipino classes since elementary and the media also uses Tagalog. Everything feels like an excuse,tbh.
Nah, the issue isn't being fluent in another language but refusing to learn the local language. Op is 28 y/o, if there was a problem with your upbringing then at some point, it's your responsibility to correct it.
The replies are literally peoving OPs point. Instead of being empathetic for their upbringing they made fun of OP for being fluent in another language. THAT is THE issue here.
"Or any other Fililino language ngani"
On the other hand, we have Filipino subject since elementary? I grew up in Visayas as well and I spoke Tagalog just fine when I started uni in Manila. I just learned it from school and from the media I consumed growing up.
But what of Filipino parents who had to leave their kids in a Bisaya-speaking place, where almost no one has a good grasp of Tagalog, all because they had to work abroad to earn?
Are they "horrible"?
Like my young niece who watched Peppa Pig in her formative years and had a British accent at one point can now speak basic Tagalog without struggling because her parents realized learning to speak Tagalog specially if you live in the Philippines IS important.
I understand FilAms' accent because you can't avoid that if you are not surrounded by the language, but if you are a LOCAL who grew up in the Philippines who CHOSE to not learn the language, then that is on you and your parents. Why are you blaming other Filipinos for that?
im a pure filipino but english was my first language growing up from watching cartoons on tv and i struggled learning tagalog later on in life so people used to make fun of me for not having a good filipino accent. that's how mean locals will get if u dont speak it fluently.
Two Mulans reunite โค๏ธ
Ming-Na Wen, the speaking voice of Mulan, reunites with Lea Salonga, the characterโs singing voice, at Salongaโs Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony.
PINOY PRIDE ALL AROUND ๐ต๐ญ
Filipino Olympian pole vaulter EJ Obiena praises tennis ace Alex Eala for her unwavering commitment to representing the Philippines in his interview with Sa Totoo Lang, commending her grace and determination to bring pride to and unite Filipino fans on the international stage.
#EJObiena #AlexEala #USOpen