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11 Things Englisheros Living in the Philippines Want You to Know

February 6, 2020

By Oriana Cuenca Featured image: @CcIaseeds on Twitter English may be considered the second official language of the Philippines, but for some, it is actually their first language. Like for me. And it shows, when …