A Melbourne mum started a playgroup to help her child socialise and maintain fluency in Filipino, taking the initiative to preserve the language. Mother Nikki de Lima noticed that when kids start ...
According to the 2021 Census conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), out of the 310,000 Filipino migrants in Australia, 40.4% stated they speak Tagalog at home, while only 28.2% ...
Actor Conrad Ricamora makes his Manila debut as an exacting choreographer in the upcoming staging of “A Chorus Line” ...
His difficulty in mastering the art of speaking Tagalog is due to the fact that he didn't grow up in the Philippines but in the US. Soon after he was born, he and his family moved to Missouri, where ...
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