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Language

Languages: English, Tagalog, Ilokano,Visayan/Cebuano,Sibunno.

English:

Schooling in the Philippines is generally taught through the medium of English and as a result there are very few in the community who would have a language barrier. Both students and migrant workers will face language requirements. In the community as a whole there are a small number of people without proficient English.

Other Languages :

The vast majority will speak other languages including Tagalog, the national language of the Philippines, and other languages from the islands including:

Ilokano, Visayan, Cebuano,Sibunno.

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