PADLET | FINAL 3 by Harrish Anteneo

Filipino English

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 09:25:24 UTC

Filipino English is a fascinating variety of the English language, which is widely spoken in the Philippines. It incorporates a unique blend of local vocabulary, grammar structures, and expressions influenced by Filipino languages such as Tagalog. This linguistic and cultural blend reflects the diverse and rich heritage of the Philippines, making Filipino English a truly distinct and fascinating language. It is commonly used alongside Filipino (Tagalog) and other regional languages. For instance, in a recent show, Yaya Monina, played by Melai Cantiveros, used English to teach Belinda, portrayed by Alex Gonzaga, about table manners.

-Aljentera, Kimberly B.

Singaporean English

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 09:39:10 UTC

Singaporean English is a unique variety of English influenced by various languages, reflecting Singapore's multicultural society. It's expressive and fosters cultural pride, but considered non-standard. Efforts are being made to promote Standard English while valuing Singaporean English's unique language and culture. In this clip, a mother invests in her children's success, and they balance academics with passions. Despite hiding exam papers, the mother's strictness and concern are well-intentioned. Together, they strive for a healthy balance between academic achievement and personal fulfilment.

-Aljentera, Kimberly B.

Indian English

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 09:47:37 UTC

English spoken in India, known as English combines elements of English with local languages and customs. It has its set of vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar that differ from English. Reflecting the tapestry of India it includes phrases, sayings and cultural allusions specific, to the area. These qualities collectively set Indian English apart as a form of the language, with its defining traits.

-Anteneo, Harrish E.

Australian English

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 09:50:17 UTC

In Australia, the way English's spoken differs, from how its spoken in America. This is because of the words used, ways of spelling words, unique pronunciations and the use of a lot of slang. Although Australian English mostly sticks to spelling rules there are some spellings mixed in. The way Australians speak has its style called 'strine' which involves changes in vowel sounds and special ways of emphasizing words. Moreover Australian English is made interesting by its language references, to culture and particular sentence structures that make it stand out as a form of English.

-Anteneo, Harrish E.

Maori English

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 09:50:56 UTC

The Maori language, also called Te Reo Māori holds status, in New Zealand alongside English. It is the language of the Māori community in New Zealand featuring grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary and cultural elements compared to Standard English. With its rules, pronunciation patterns, specialized vocabulary reflecting Māori traditions and cultural subtleties specific to the Māori perspective Te Reo Māori coexists harmoniously with English, in New Zealand enriching the nations linguistic and cultural tapestry.

-Delos Reyes, Mark Yvan P.

African American Vernacular English (AAVE)

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 09:54:51 UTC

African American Vernacular English (AAVE) also referred to as American English (AAE) or Black English Vernacular (BEV) is a form of English primarily spoken by African Americans in the United States. AAVE showcases grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation distinct, from American English. Its origins can be traced back to a blend of languages, dialects and creole languages. AAVE holds significance as an linguistic symbol within American communities and has made its mark, on mainstream American English in various ways.

-Delos Reyes, Mark Yvan P.

Cockney English

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 09:58:10 UTC

Cockney English is a fascinating dialect of English traditionally spoken by working-class Londoners, particularly those from the East End. Cockney is like a fun, tweaked version of standard English

"The Great Escaper" (2023) is a heartwarming drama based on a true story.

The movie also features Glenda Jackson as Bernie's wife. Their conversations likely include snippets of Cockney English, a unique London dialect known for its rhyming slang and dropped "h"s. Imagine lines like "Cor blimey, Bernie, are you off on another lark?" ("Goodness gracious, Bernie, are you up to something again?") adding a touch of humor and authenticity to their interactions.

-Antonino, Rhodessa Bhelle G.

Pidgin English

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 09:58:51 UTC

Pidgin languages are typically characterized by their simplified grammar, limited vocabulary, and the combination of elements from multiple languages. Pidgins usually lack a standardized form and are instead shaped by the needs of their speakers, resulting in a variety of regional and situational variations.

This short film is a great example of pidgin.

-Antonio, Rhodessa Bhelle G.

South African English

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 09:59:42 UTC

South African English (SAfrE), also known as Sefrican, is a fascinating dialect of English spoken in South Africa. A vibrant linguistic blend, reflecting the nation’s history, culture, and resilience.

Here's a sample video of a South African citizen talking about politics.

-Dela Cruz, Sheena Eunice J.

Standard English

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 10:00:41 UTC

Standard English (SE) refers to both an actual variety of language and an idealized norm of English acceptable in many social situations. It serves as a formal and widely accepted mode of communication, shaped by both tradition and ongoing evolution.

Here's a short movie clip from "WE Bare Bears" cartoon. Talking casually using Standard English

-Dela Cruz, Sheena Eunice J.

Frozen Speech

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 10:03:55 UTC

Frozen speech is a highly formal and rigid form of language register, characterized by fixed, unalterable patterns of language use. It often includes set phrases, expressions, or formulaic exchanges that are commonly used in specific situations or contexts, such as religious ceremonies or legal proceedings. Frozen speech tends to be highly standardized and does not allow for much variation or deviation from the established script.

-Sagmayao, Suzette A.

Formal Speech

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 10:04:50 UTC

Formal speech is a less rigid form of language register that is still governed by certain rules and conventions. It is typically used in formal settings, such as academic or professional contexts, and requires a higher level of vocabulary, grammar, and syntax. Formal speech generally avoids slang, colloquialisms, or informal expressions, and is characterized by its more polite and respectful tone.

-Sagmayao, Suzette A.

Casual Speech

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 10:05:32 UTC

In regular talks with friends, family, or classmates, casual speech refers to a laid-back and informal style of speaking. Compared to official speech or writing, it usually has a more relaxed tone and uses slang, contractions, and colloquialisms. Social situations and informal communication circumstances frequently involve casual speech. In this episode of "Emily in Paris," a couple enjoys an Italian restaurant. A girl having casual talk to the chef and have some jokes about champagne, and leaves full, expressing satisfaction with the meal and bidding farewell.

-Panes, Francine Nichole F.

Consultative Speech

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 10:07:02 UTC

The term "consultative speech" describes a conversational or communication style that emphasizes cooperation and teamwork. In this type of speech, people have an honest conversation while respectfully asking questions, paying attention to one another's points of view, and offering comments. When exchanging information, gaining insights, and working toward agreement or decision-making in professional situations like meetings, consultations in a physician.

In this episode of The Good Doctor, it explores medical cases, personal relationships and consulations with the physicians and also examining a patient's leg injury and Marlin impaling.

-Panes, Francine Nichole F.

Intimate Speech

harrishanteneo21 — 2024-03-23 10:08:15 UTC

Intimate speech is a way of communicating that emphasizes closeness, familiarity and personal bonds, between people. It typically includes language, shared jokes or memories and the sharing of emotions or personal stories. This type of communication can happen in situations, such, as friendships or family settings where individuals feel at ease expressing themselves sincerely and openly.

-Delos Reyes, Mark Yvan P.