What is the definition of Philippine English
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Answer:Itsura NG ozone layer sa tagalog
Philippine English is a variety of English that is spoken and written in the Philippines. It follows American English rules but has unique words, pronunciations, and grammar influenced by Filipino languages and culture. It is widely accepted in our country and helps Filipinos communicate globally while maintaining their cultural identity. It is also recognized in international settings, showing how English adapts to different cultures. However, due to culture and history some words and usage change due to local influences. This is not exclusive to the Philippines. This also happens in other English-speaking countries such as Singapore, African countries, etc.Examples of Philippine EnglishUnique VocabularySalvage means to save. In the Philippines, it means to kill or to eliminate.Fetch usually applies to an object. In the Philippines, this can apply to a person. "I will fetch you after school." (Susunduin kita pagkaraan ng klase mo.)Direct TranslationsDrink your medicine. (Inumin mo na ang gamot mo.)I'll go ahead. (Mauna na ako.)I will pass my paper now. (Ipapasa ko na ang papel ko.)PronunciationComfortable is pronounced as com-for-ta-bol instead of comf-ter-ble.Second is pronounced as se-cond instead sec-end.The letters p and v are pronounced as f and b, respectively.
