...Oplan: Tutok Basa S.Y. 2013 – 2014 Republic of the Philippines Department of Education National Capital Region DIVISION OF CITY SCHOOLS Quezon City, Metro Manila Pangalan _____________________________________ Baitang at Pangkat _____________ Unang Baitang Masayang Mag-anak Sabado ng umaga, ang lahat ay abalang abala sa kanilang mga gawain. “Maganda ng umaga po, Nanay! Magandang umaga po, Tatay!” ang bati nina Ada at Milo. Masayang nagluluto ang Nanay sa kusina. Nagtatanim naman ng gulay si Tatay sa bakanteng lote. “Aw! Aw! Aw!” ang tahol ni Pulgoso habang nakikipaghabulan sa malikot na si Muning. “Tiktilaok!” ang sabi ng manok nang makitang may dala-dalang patuka si Milo. “Ako na ang maglilinis ng silid Kuya,” sigaw ni Ada. Hapon na nang matapos sa kanilang Gawain ang mag-anak. Kahit pagod, ang lahat ay may ngiti sa labi. Sila ay larawan ng isang masaya at nagtutulungang mag-anak. Masayang Mag-anak Sabado ng umaga, ang lahat ay abalang abala sa kanilang mga gawain. “Maganda ng umaga po, Nanay! Magandang umaga po, Tatay!” ang bati nina Ada at Milo. Masayang nagluluto ang Nanay sa kusina. Nagtatanim naman ng gulay si Tatay sa bakanteng lote. “Aw! Aw! Aw!” ang tahol ni Pulgoso habang nakikipaghabulan sa malikot na si Muning. “Tiktilaok!” ang sabi ng manok nang makitang may dala-dalang patuka si Milo. “Ako na ang maglilinis ng silid Kuya,” sigaw ni Ada. Hapon na nang matapos sa kanilang Gawain ang mag-anak. Kahit pagod, ang lahat ay may ngiti...
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...1. Our language, as well as the language of neighboring countries, is said to be of autronesian origins. Taken from the Latin austro, meaning southern, and the Greekneses, meaning islands, austronesian carried out one of humankind's greatest population movements from their reputed homeland in Southeast Asia to the Pacific islands, which is equivalent to one third of the globe. Before 1500, it was said to be the most widespread language. At present, it is spoken by 270 million people, including Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Madagascar. Also spoken by the inhabitants of the Pacific islands (Micro-, Mela-, and Polynesia) and the aborigines in Taiwan, Vietnam and Campuchea, New Guinea, the Mergui Archipelago in Burma, Hainan Island, and South China, it is said to have come from one family, the Proto-Austonesian language, because of the similarities in vocabulary. Studies suggest that speakers used words that related to rice cultivation and boat-making, this prompting them to suggest that the people who spoke this language had a culture in which ancestral homelands, horticulture, animal domestication and boat making were known. This is further supported by botanical studies that reveal that in areas populated by Austronesians, domesticated plants such as yam, taro, sugar cane, banana, breadfruit, and coconut were commonly used by the people. Further proof that the languages spoken by the above mentioned countries are one and the same can be found in the genetic evidences...
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