At the turn of the 21st century we cannot deny that our world has changed. Technology has become a high tech that helps make our lives easier. In today’s generation compared to 30 years ago , what was different then and now. The differences between then and now :
Media Technologies
At the time, the computer was not very popular because only filipinos use typewriter. But now because of high tech technologies, the former typewriter has been replaced by computer , laptops , tablets ipads and more.
And at the time , flat screen t.v has also not as popular as people used to be that black and white t.v

The Difference Between Past and Present where Information is Provided by Media

In the past centuries, communication with someone especially with your relatives to the other part of the country or to the rest of the world is really hard. One barrier is the language. People in the past don’t know how to speak other people’s language, especially for women and poor people. Another barrier is the lack of tool that is used for communication. A good example of these is during the Spanish Colonization, where women is prohibited to go to school, and only rich people can go to other countries with the use of unmotorized ships.

During the 18th and 19th century, the communication process became a little bit easy. Although televisions and radios occurs, there is no connection, even an antenna, so it was only used for entertainment purposes. The people in that days used letter and mails to communicate with their love ones, like checking their status and if they are okay. This only helps a little when providing information for the mails where sometimes delayed either making the information late or not fresh when it reach its destination, for sometimes it was received one week or a couple of days it was being sent.
https://empotech143.wordpress.com/2018/10/06/how-social-media-has-helped-families-social-workers-and-the-government-in-discerning-information-during-calamities/

Maraming tanong sa isipan ng isang tao, mga tanong na nakakaapekto sa bawat galaw, kilos, at desisyon nito. Sa paaralan nalalaman natin ang kahalagahan ng mga bagay-bagay katulad nalang ng wikang pambansa. Ang isang bansa na may sariling wika ay nangangahulugang malaya ito. Ang wika ay isang paraan ng komunikasyon. Dahil sa wika nagkakaintindihan ang lahat ng tao. Iba’t-ibang wika sa bawat lugar, komunidad, at bansa. Mahalaga ang wika ng isang bansa katulad ng Wikang Filipino. Ang Wikang Filipino ay sumisimbolo sa kultura ng mga Pilipino kung sino, ano, at meron sila. Ang isang tao na gumagamit ng Wikang Filpino ibig sabihin isa siyang Pilipino pero bakit ang ibang Pilipino ay ikinakahiya ang kanilang sariling wika? Ito ba ang kanilang sinasabing mahalaga at mahal raw nila kanilang sariling wika ngunit kahit gamitin man lamang ito ay di magawa dahil sa mga masasamang ideya,at kuro-kuro na namuo sa isipan ng ibang tao o mga banyaga tungkol sa Pilipino na dahilan na ikahiya nila ang kanilang sariling wika. Nasa atin na ang desisyon kung magpapaniwala at magpapaapekto tayo sa mga ganitong bagay dahil tayo lamang mga Pilipino ang nakakaalam kung ano ang katutuhanan. Kung mahalaga talaga ang ating Wikang Pambansa gagaamitin natin ito kahit kailan at saan man tayo magpunta.

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FILIPINO WORD: Anakula

MEANING: a person who is in charge of ship

OTHER TERM/S: Captain

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Sya ang anakula ng ating barko.

2
FILIPINO WORD: Awanggan

MEANING: the quality of having no limits or end

OTHER TERM/S: infinity, limitless

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Mamahalin kita hanggang sa dulo ng awanggan.

3
FILIPINO WORD: Bandahali

MEANING: chief male servant of a household

OTHER TERM/S: none

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Si Ruben ay isang bandahali.

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simple-white-bathroom

FILIPINO WORD: Batalan

MEANING: a room that is equipped with washing and toilet facilities

OTHER TERM/S: comfort room / CR

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Nasa batalan si Ken ngayon.

5
FILIPINO WORD: Kagaw

MEANING: a microorganism causing disease

OTHER TERM/S: bacteria

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Maghugas ka na ng iyong kamay dahil maaaring may kagaw na iyan.

6
FILIPINO WORD: Salipawpaw

MEANING: machine that has wings and an engine

OTHER TERM/S: airplane

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Tingnan mo may salipawpaw sa taas.

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FILIPINO WORD: Sukgisan

MEANING: branch of mathematics that deals with measurements

OTHER TERM/S: trigonometry, etc.

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Mahirap pag-aralan ang sukgisan.

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FILIPINO WORD: Talukay

MEANING: a polynomial of three terms

OTHER TERM/S: trinomial

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Ang sagot sa tanong na yan ay isang talukay.

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FILIPINO WORD: Sipnayan

MEANING: the science of numbers and their operations

OTHER TERM/S: mathematics

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Hindi ko gusto ang sipnayan.
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FILIPINO WORD: Panginain

MEANING: computer program; browser

OTHER TERM/S: browser

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Buksan mo ang panginain at dyan ka maghanap ng sagot.

1. FILIPINO WORD: Anakula

MEANING: a person who is in charge of ship

OTHER TERM/S: Captain

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Sya ang anakula ng ating barko.

2

FILIPINO WORD: Awanggan

MEANING: the quality of having no limits or end

OTHER TERM/S: infinity, limitless

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Mamahalin kita hanggang sa dulo ng awanggan.

3

FILIPINO WORD: Bandahali

MEANING: chief male servant of a household

OTHER TERM/S: none

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Si Ruben ay isang bandahali.

4

FILIPINO WORD: Batalan

MEANING: a room that is equipped with washing and toilet facilities

OTHER TERM/S: comfort room / CR

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Nasa batalan si Ken ngayon.

5. FILIPINO WORD: Kagaw

MEANING: a microorganism causing disease

OTHER TERM/S: bacteria

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Maghugas ka na ng iyong kamay dahil maaaring may kagaw na iyan.

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FILIPINO WORD: Salipawpaw

MEANING: machine that has wings and an engine

OTHER TERM/S: airplane

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Tingnan mo may salipawpaw sa taas.

7

FILIPINO WORD: Sukgisan

MEANING: branch of mathematics that deals with measurements

OTHER TERM/S: trigonometry, etc.

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Mahirap pag-aralan ang sukgisan.

8

FILIPINO WORD: Talukay

MEANING: a polynomial of three terms

OTHER TERM/S: trinomial

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Ang sagot sa tanong na yan ay isang talukay.

9

FILIPINO WORD: Sipnayan

MEANING: the science of numbers and their operations

OTHER TERM/S: mathematics

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Hindi ko gusto ang sipnayan.

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FILIPINO WORD: Panginain

MEANING: computer program; browser

OTHER TERM/S: browser

SAMPLE SENTENCE: Buksan mo ang panginain at dyan ka maghanap ng sagot.

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