It is a vital asset for every nation to have something undoubtedly
called as its own. These are certain
aspects that would mean the significance of the state upon reaching the apex of
its prosperity. One of these things
could be the language spoken within the country for it’s a high possibility
that once a nation has its own words to be proud of, the people within will as
well rise up and be known.
The Philippines is undeniably quite known around the
world, not only for the fame and honour certain personalities brought back in
the past but the undying efforts of common citizens as well. As had been said awhile ago, one important
asset of a country to be of familiarization worldwide is the natural language
it speaks. In this case, Juan de la Cruz’s
Filipino language would come to its place thus simply saying that if Juan
himself patronizes his own words, he would be at the summit of his own goals.
For instance, if Juan patronizes his own language to the
extent that even on foreign soil and the urge to utilize it is still in his will,
preferably other people would judge him as being proud of his roots and they
would also say that he loves and admires his race more than anything of equal
kind. Now, if this would be the scenario
ultimately those people would have then concluded that Juan has this kind of
attribute where he cherishes his national language for the attainment of the world’s
mean of identification on his country.
Unquestionably, it is a dream for every Filipino to be identified
by the whole world as something so significant. Apparently, this would only be a reality if
the citizens would know their rightful place and would be able to fulfil their
given task and responsibilities as treasured inhabitants of this country. Now as the “Buwan ng Wika” ,normally
celebrated in the month of August, coming to its conclusion with the theme “Tatag
ng Wikang Filipino, Lakas ng Pagkapilipino”, it would be a nice start for Juan
to uplift his faithful nation through the vital asset a nation would crave for
and that is its own words; our “Wikang Filipino”.
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