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Is Jose rizal more fluent in speaking spanish rather than in tagalog?
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∙ 14y ago
no. not at all. but indeed Rizal can speak fluently in Spanish but of course he would have mastered his mother language more than any language that he knows.
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∙ 14y ago
Yes, Jose Rizal was more fluent in speaking Spanish than in Tagalog. He received formal education in Spanish and wrote most of his literary works in that language. However, he was still proficient in Tagalog and used it for communication with the common people in the Philippines.
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In America why is spanish rather than English continuously spoken from generation to generation with greater commitment than any other non English speaking language?
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Is 'Patino' an Italian or Mexican name?
'Patino' is a Spanish surname that is commonly found in Spanish-speaking countries like Mexico, Spain, and other Latin American countries. It is not specifically Italian or Mexican, but rather associated with Spanish-speaking culture.
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How do you say rather in spanish?
algo
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rather/a bit dear
