why spaniards change the languages in the philippines?
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Answer:The Spanish colonization of the Philippines, a period marked by religious conversion, political control, cultural assimilation, and the economic exchange facilitated by the Manila-Acapulco galleon trade, led to the integration of Spanish into Filipino languages, not through outright replacement but through a complex process of borrowing vocabulary, grammatical structures, and even writing systems, ultimately leaving a lasting legacy of linguistic and cultural influence that continues to shape the Philippines today.
