cotto slightly better, i think cotto understands everything but doesnt know how to reply to somethings. pacquiao doesnt understand everything and answers completely different to the question.
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Who speaks better English? Manny or Miguel?
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Originally posted by Hard2kill View PostEnglish is being taught in school since kindergarten but you cannot hear people talking english on streets except students and people who are working in call centers...
Yes, English is second language here but pacman didn't even know how to speak Tagalog in his early boxing career... His first language is Visaya
Pac learned a lot...Aside from boxing, he learned how to speak Tagalog and English..
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Originally posted by kristiany View PostWow!!! three languages!!! or 4 with english that's crazy (87 dialects :|)... I have heard the talalog from a friend in the Air Force.. Some words are close to spanish right? I speak four language English, Spanish, Dominican Spanish, and puertorican spanish.
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Who gives a fuk! They both have learned and try to use it in front of a huge english audience. They both get my props. Unlike some other American born fighters who pretend to not know how to speak english in order to pander to the mexican fans.
Shout out to cotto & pacq for doing what most can't or refuse to do!
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Originally posted by kristiany View PostWow!!! three languages!!! or 4 with english that's crazy (87 dialects :|)... I have heard the talalog from a friend in the Air Force.. Some words are close to spanish right? I speak four language English, Spanish, Dominican Spanish, and puertorican spanish.
Some comparison
Hiligaynon (Southern part of Philippines)
counting: uno, dos, tres, cuatro, singko.. and so on
hijo de puta - son of a *****
dose aņos - 12 yrs old
pocuma so minos - more or less
abre puerta - open the door
despues - in the future, later
Tagalog (National language)
counting: isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat, lima
anak ng puta - son of a *****
labindalawang taong gulang - 12 yrs old
humigit kumulang - more or less
buksan ang pinto - open the door
saka na, mamaya - later, in the future
There is actually a very big difference and I think Pacquiao knows both Hiligaynon and Visaya before he learned Tagalog...
There are a lot of spanish words in both Visaya and Hiligaynon but most of these are proper nouns... like puerta (door).....
Philippines is difficult but easy place... though all provinces speaks different languages, everyone can understand and speak english...
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