Why do foreigners study English in the Philippines?

[@hapa1716]

English is the second language of the Philippines. It’s the firsthand financial language of business and education.

[@DongyiGoblin]

Here in the Philippines phonetic start at 2 to years old nursery order to learn proper pronounceation vowel sounds is very important for a starter.

[@easyenglishwithmstasha]

And if you go up north to Baguio City and the Cordilleras, you'll think you are in another country. You'd meet old people speaking English. Thank you for appreciating the capability of Filipino teachers.

[@PassionateMinds1]

my pleasure Po

[@richardunica3542]

@@PassionateMinds1 fearless and far channel i remember less than 1 m sub when he goes up to sagada, phil and talk to local old man about etag smoke pork.

[@PassionateMinds1]

@@richardunica3542 - am not the one - I don't eat Pork - but I eat women

[@limuelfamarin1643]

in US they're accepting Filipino English teacher

[@mannyy266]

It's cheaper and Filipino English Teachers are excellent in grammar.

[@allengina1091]

Agree

[@mannyy266]

@@allengina1091 true, but they're not the best.

[@BajengBisdak]

indians are also good in english😊 but some are not good in accent

[@leomarlonestrada5954]

Actually.......The Best Teachers Of English in The USA are Filipinos!!!!!

[@allengina1091]

Really? Seriously?

[@leomarlonestrada5954]

@@allengina1091 Yup.

[@mannyy266]

How can the Filipinos be better than the Americans? It's fair to say Filipinos are some of the best but definitely NOT THE BEST. The wind blows too strong.

[@DigDeeper-kb4cs]

Phil. is an ESL (english as second language) country. 🎉🎉

[@DigDeeper-kb4cs]

​@@allengina1091You obviously know nothing.. search mo mga kahulugan ng ESL, EFL, ESOL, EFF, ESP at iba pa para nmn malagyan ng laman utak mo😂😂😂