Ilang pagbabago sa international student program, inanunsyo sa B.C. | OMNI News Filipino
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- B.C. introduces cap on international post-secondary student enrolment and other changes to the program. Arvin Joaquin speaks with a former international student and an immigration consultant on what this means for Filipinos planning to study in Canada.
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Kapag panget mag English, nilalait. Mag tagalog na lang daw. Kapag magaling mag English, may kutya pa rin. Maarte daw. Mag tagalog na lang din daw. Reality is, here in Canada, lalo sa mga native english speakers, no one cares if may accent ka, mali mali english mo, or kung magaling ka man mag English as long as naiintindihan ka. Mga pinoy lang ang palaging pumapansin sa kung paano mag English ang kapwa pinoy. Nakakalungkot.
talagang hindi masasatisfy ang mga tao so just be yourself either way people are going to hate no matter what :]
True! Ang importante kasi dito eh conversational ang English skills mo. Wala na sa mga tao dito kung may accent ka or tama ang grammar mo!
So true! Each of us try to understand each other’s accent to make a good conversation. Coz at the end of the day, it’s not that accent that defines you. But I have to be honest, this lady speaks so well of the language never thought she was a Filipino ❤
Korek
Nag sisi ako nag punta pa ako ng Canada. Sa Pinas, sagana kami sa pag kain, ngayon kape at toyo nalang lagi ulam namin.😢😢😢 Dahil napunta lang sa upa ng bahay ang kinikita namin.
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Mabigat po talaga ang rent. . Buti kung rent to own para my pakinabang later. . .
Ingat po kayo sa kinakain nyo para healthy po kayo lagi lalo na jan kayo nakatira, bawal magkasakit...
Taray ni ate, astig ng accent. Kala mo pinanganak sa Canada.
Kairita nga eh. Dami nyan dito sa Canada na pinanganak sa Pinas, makapag salita wagas. 😁
Paki nyo inggit lang kayo kase sya nag improve ang English at accent 😂 Keep it up ateng kabayan 😀
What is wrong with it ba? Gusto mo barok ang English nya? Gusto mo magmukang incompetent sa harap ng camera? So pag nagpunta ka pala like sa mga non-English speaking countries tulad sa Spain or France and you learned their language, including yung right pronunciation, maarte ka na?
@@sparrowsthoughts8351 Oh tapos? Ok naman pagsasalita nya ah. Impressive nga kasi 2015 lang sya dumating pero ganyan na sya magsalita. May mga pinoy nga dito na mas matagal pa sa kanya pero hirap umintindi eh. So dapat pala magtunog bisaya English nya? Gusto mo nagbubuckle sya at naghahanap ng English words sa hangin? Pangit naman kung matagal na sya dito tapos ganun sya magsalita ng English. Un ang nakakairita at nakakahiya, lalo na pag nainterview ka sa harap ng camera.
@@Simply..Arianna compliment yun ateng. CHillax ka lng!
She came here in 2015 and she’s still not a PR, and knowing that she has great communication skills with no trace of filipino accent. I wonder what happened and how she’s able to maintain her status for so long.
With the limited information we know about her, I assume after she finished her studies (4 years or maybe more), she transitioned to work visa (up to 3 years). Maybe she's on the way to permanent residence by now.
She is not yet a PR?
@@LifeOdysseyMotivation no (based on the video and interview)
@@SingleAndAlmostBrokeinSurreymakes sense
@@MeryRoseAcero now that is disappointing. Since 2015 and it has been 9 years, she is supposed to be a Canadian citizen now.
Daming inggitera dito, palibhasa tagal na dito sa canada hindi pa marunong mag English. 😂😂😂
Dapat maging proud tau sa mga kababayan natin😊
So true. For sure ang iba sa mga nag-comment dito eh utal2x magsalita at parang naghahanap pa sa hangin ng English na sasabihin.
❤❤❤ No Longer Slaves Song ❤❤❤
Grabe ung english ni ate hahah sana all ganyan
Go Kabayan! 😆
Nothing was funny about what she said during the interview. If her communication skills bother you, then it's either because you appreciate her intelligence or because you know that she is better than you. I think she's great.
Barok siguro to magsalita ng English.
Damn! 2015 dumating dito galing ng mag English.
Tanga k lnga kasi
Diba ang galing no. You can achieve that skill kapag nakikipagusap ka talaga sa mga English speakers. Madami kasi mga pinoy dito na nakikigrupo lang sa kapwa pinoy kaya hindi sila spontaneous magsalita. Tagalog sa work, tagalog sa bahay. Panu ka matututo sa ganun diba.
@@JaySy08 I agree, Basta mag english lang ng mag english para matuto, Yun din ginagawa ko pero ibang level itong ini interview diyan. Parang yung mga ipinanganak na dito. Mahirap din kasi kapag hindi ka marunong mag english dito sa Canada.
@@churruplazi True. May mga tao kasi dito na either itake advantage ka or mababa tingin sayo pag hindi ka marunong. Kelangan makipagsabayan ka talaga dito.
@@outofthisworld6305 Inaadmire lang nya the way she speaks English. Is there something wrong with that? Mas ok pa nga maging tanga kasi you somehow admit to yourself na hindi mo alam kesa sa nagpapanggap ka na marunong pero walang alam.
Ang daming magagaling na nag comment dito!!! May inggitera, chismosa, may nagagalit, pakialamira, yung iba chill lang sa comment😂😂 Haaaayyy ang sarap maging Pinoy, hindi boring!
Nose bleed
Outdated naman yung nainterview nyo, 2015 pa student. Dapat yung recently lang
Kulang kulang pa info nyo. Hindi masyadong helpful report nyo
9 siguro IELTS nitong si ate 😂👏🏾
Dami nanamang nag cocomment sa english ni ate na hindi naman yun yung topic ng news. Sign ng mga inggiterang di naman natuto kung paano magsalita ng english ng maayos. 😂
Totoo yan. Hindi naman un ang main topic sa video eh.
Paki ayos po na pilik mata nyo medyo disturbing po.
Please don't allow these people to become PRs; they are just here to study, not to become PRs.
Nagisip ka ba bago mag-comment ng ganyan? Mas marunong ka pa sa immigration? Alam mo ba na malaki din ang pakinabang ng government sa mga international students. Aside from the fact that they are paying double or triple the amount of tuition fees compared to permanent residents and Canadian citizens (ibig sabihin nun eh they are bringing money into Canada), they can greatly contribute to Canada’s economy once they finish their studies. FYI, degree holders sila once they finish their studies, highly skilled people. Malaki sweldo nila once they enter into the Canadian workforce. Ikaw paano ka nakapasok sa Canada? Through the caregiver program? Through the temporary foreign worker program? Or nasponsoran lang?
The gov’t will just overhaul it. Will only allow a student that falls on the category of certain programs that will benefit Canada in the long run such as energy, oil and gas, aerospace, pharmaceutical, medicine, health care, and the like. No more to short term programs and one year or two year diploma courses that don’t fall to the above I mentioned. This will also restrict non Canadian parents of non Canadian foreign students to own properties to house their students.👍❤️
Just don't allow students who come from diploma mills and from schools who are solely reliant on international students. On the other hand, there should be dedicated pathways for students who are in healthcare and construction which are the jobs that are in demand and hard to fill in Canada.
@@JaySy08 Nag iisip ka rin ba bago magcomment? Hindi porket triple bayad nila may rights na sila. Sila rin nagpataas ng rent at housing price. Uncontrolled immigration na sa Canada. Unemployment sa Canada ang taas na rin. Canadian first at resident dapat priority.
@@RoyDomain-p7f agreed. we are so much affected by the inflation in housing here because of the rise of international students. Which btw brings their family here as well. We are the ones suffering here.
When u finish your studies, why not all go baci home and help your country
Arte naman ng inininterview nyo pede naman magsalita ng Tagalog 😂
Pag ngetpa. Dapat balance
FYI. It is not being maarte. Speaking English the way she does only shows that she has fully interated herself into the country she is into, which is the right thing to do. Hindi yung ang tagal mo na sa Canada pero hirap ka pa makapag-construct ng sentence. Yung naghahagilap ka pa sa hangin ng sasabihin mo.
@@outofthisworld6305 This is not Ms Universe sir/miss. Face reveal ka nga if you can at least match the way she looks.
Grabe nga mga tao dito na negative ang comments 😂 Hindi nalng maging masaya sa achievement ng iba mga utak talangka 😂
@@Simply..AriannaOo nga. Hindi naman topic ang English skills dito eh. Baka gusto nya mag Tagalog si ate para maintindihan nya maigi. Maybe his English communication skills are not in par with her at hindi nya masyado maintindihan. Ewan ko ba.
Magtagalog ka po😂
Naku isa pa to. Alam nyo ba na may mga tao sa ibang probinsya na mas comfortable magsalita ng English kesa sa Tagalog? Kahit Tagalog ung tanong mo, sasagutin ka ng English. Hindi nyo po ba naiintindihan yung sinasabi nya? If yes, that is a problem. Baka you need to take some English courses para makasabay sa kanya.
This lady is a SCAM