make your own interpretation about to the filipino youth.
1. make your own interpretation about to the filipino youth.
Answer:
we are mostly perv and hate studying
Explanation:
but we need to graduate so we can't give up too early
2. Your interpretation about the poem of Rizal To the Filipino Youth.
The poem “To the Filipino Youth” by Dr. Jose Rizal is a message primarily to tell the importance of one's love and appreciation to his dialect or language, for it is the bridge and intermediary connecting people's country to each other. In the poem, Rizal praised the rising generation.
3. Make a 10 sentences interpretation about “To The Philippine Youth” by Dr. Jose Rizal answering the following questions.What was Rizal's wish for the Filipino youths? What do Filipino youths need to possess according to Rizal? Did he hope for the youths to be genius or brave?
Answer:
To the Philippine Youth
The subject of Doctor Rizal’s first prize-winning poem was The Philippine Youth, and its theme was “Growth.” The study of the growth of free ideas, as illustrated in this book of his lineage, life and labors, may therefore fittingly be dedicated to the “fair hope of the fatherland.”
Except in the case of some few men of great genius, those who are accustomed to absolutism cannot comprehend democracy. Therefore our nation is relying on its young men and young women; on the rising, instructed generation, for the secure establishment of popular self-government in the Philippines. This was Rizal’s own idea, for he said, through the old philosopher in “Noli me Tangere,” that he was not writing for his own generation but for a coming, instructed generation that would understand his hidden meaning.
Your public school education gives you the democratic view-point, which the genius of Rizal gave him; in the fifty-five volumes of the Blair-Robertson translation of Philippine historical material there is available today more about your country’s past than the entire contents of the British Museum afforded him; and you have the guidance in the new paths that Rizal struck out, of the life of a hero who, farsightedly or providentially, as you may later decide, was the forerunner of the present régime.
But you will do as he would have done, neither accept anything because it is written, nor reject it because it does not fall in with your prejudices—study out the truth for yourselves.Page vi
Introduction
In writing a biography, the author, if he be discriminating, selects, with great care, the salient features of the life story of the one whom he deems worthy of being portrayed as a person possessed of preëminent qualities that make for a character and greatness. Indeed to write biography at all, one should have that nice sense of proportion that makes him instinctively seize upon only those points that do advance his theme. Boswell has given the world an example of biography that is often wearisome in the extreme, although he wrote about a man who occupied in his time a commanding position. Because Johnson was Johnson the world accepts Boswell, and loves to talk of the minuteness of Boswell’s portrayal, yet how many read him, or if they do read him, have the patience to read him to the end?
In writing the life of the greatest of the Filipinos, Mr. Craig has displayed judgment. Saturated as he is with endless details of Rizal’s life, he has had the good taste to select those incidents or those phases of Rizal’s life that exhibit his greatness of soul and that show the factors that were the most potent in shaping his character and in controlling his purposes and actions.
A biography written with this chastening of wealth cannot fail to be instructive and worthy of study. If one were to point out but a single benefit that can accrue from a study of biography written as Mr. Craig has done that of Rizal, he would mention, I believe, that to the character of the student, for one cannot study seriously about men of character without being affected by that study. As leading to an understanding of the character of Rizal, Mr. Craig has described his ancestry with considerable fulness and has shown how the selective Page viiprinciple has worked through successive generations. But he has also realized the value of the outside influences and shows how the accidents of birth and nation affected by environment plus mental vigor and will produced José Rizal. With a strikingly meager setting of detail, Rizal has been portrayed from every side and the reader must leave the biography with a knowledge of the elements that entered into and made his life. As a study for the youth of the Philippines, I believe this life of Rizal will be productive of good results. Stimulation and purpose are presented (yet not didactically) throughout its pages. One object of the author, I should say, has been to show how both Philippine history and world history helped shape Rizal’s character. Accordingly, he has mentioned many historical matters both of Philippine and world-wide interest. One cannot read the book without a desire to know more of these matters. Thus the book is not only a biography, it is a history as well. It must give a larger outlook to the youth of the Philippines. The only drawback that one might find in it, and it seems paradoxical to say it, is the lack of more detail, for one leaves it wishing that he knew more of the actual intimate happenings, and this, I take it, is the best effect a biography can have on the reader outside of the instructive and moral value of the biography.
4. B. Choose the letter of the correct answer1) What is the main idea of the reading text?A. Filipino youth are using multimedia.B. Filipino youth are getting addicted to social media.C. More and more Filipino youth are watching the news on TV.D. The Filipino youth are watching not as much news on TV.l
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Because, hindi lahat ng Filipino ay balita Lang ang habol sa panonood ng TV kundi mga paburitong Pala as din
Hope it helps
Carry on Learning
PA mark as a brainliest po
5. Effect of media to the filipino youth?
Answer:
makes our life more easier
Explanation:
it helps us filipino know what is happening all around the world.It also makes our living more practical and easy
6. 3.Yourself as a Filipino youth.
The young of the Philippines today are deeply wise in dealing with other guys without sacrificing humanity and honesty. They conduct themselves with dignity and genuinely live out the truth. They inspire others to embody the youthfulness they aspire to. Jose P. Rizal: The poem "To the Filipino Youth" by Dr. Jose P. Rizal primarily conveys the value of showing respect and admiration for one's dialect or language because it serves as a link and a mediator between people's countries. Rizal complimented the younger generation in the poem. Because I act responsibly in all the ways that a Filipino youth should, and because I also show respect and love to others, I can say that I am a responsible, respectful, and loving Filipino youth. I know how to respect our elders by performing our customary "mano po," and I also understand how to love other people as much as I love myself.
7. Who is the Filipino Youth? What makes her or him a Filipino Youth of today? pasagot plz hehe
a filipino youth is probably those young ones who is born and raise here in the philippines.
8. fitness activities of filipino youth
Explanation:
Below are 10 Fitness trends and programs that's all the rave in the country.
Zumba. In the 90's we had aerobics. ...
CrossFit. Along with Zumba, CrossFitis one of the most popular workouts in the country today. ...
Yoga. ...
Insanity Workout. ...
Jogging. ...
HIIT. ...
Bodyweight Training. ...
Dance Class.
9. Recommendation about To the Filipino Youth?
Answer:
The Filipino youth should take advantage of the many opportunities available to them and strive to make a positive impact in their country. They should be proactive in their civic engagement and strive to make positive changes. Additionally, they should strive to maintain a healthy balance between their studies, work, and personal commitments. Lastly, they should remember to value the importance of education, as it can open up paths to success in the future.
Answer:
Here is the answer
Explanation:
Eto lang po nakuha ko
Pls heart this and star 5 times I don't need the brainly thankyou!10. effects of media to the filipino youth
no time with family
Explanation:
The effects of media to the filipino youth is they are already lost time with their family and it has already disadvantages because it affects their health and they did'nt concentrate with their school studies.
The effect of the media to the filipino youth is learning by searching but the other is not good beacaus of the other apps that not belong to education.☺.
and also Media has caused the youth to be more anti-social because they are always glued to their phone, affects their physical activities and lessens the time they spend with their family. While media may have these numerous negative effects to Filipino teenagers, it can also provide us with multiple benefits.
11. Create a text tula about youth interpretation of the poem earnest wish.
Answer:
Sa mga kabataang naghahangad ng tagumpay,
Sa mga pangarap na hindi napapantayan,
Sa mga saloobin na tila nagpapaalala,
Narito ang tula na tungkol sa "Earnest Wish".
Ang salita'y may kabigatan at halaga,
At sa kabataan, ito'y nagbibigay ng lakas,
Upang maabot ang layunin at adhikain,
At maipakita ang kakayahan at galing.
Sa pagkakatula ng "Earnest Wish",
Maraming kabataan ang nakapagtitiyaga,
Sa pag-aaral at pagpapakadalubhasa,
Upang sa hinaharap, ay magtagumpay sa buhay.
Ngunit hindi lang sa pag-aaral ang layunin,
Dahil sa lipunan, ay may malalim na kahulugan,
Sa pagbibigay ng tulong at serbisyo sa kapwa,
At pagpapakita ng tunay na pagmamahal at pagpapahalaga.
Kaya sa mga kabataang may "Earnest Wish",
Lagi nating isapuso ang halaga ng pagsisikap,
At ang pagpapakita ng kabutihan at galing,
Upang maabot natin ang mga pangarap at tagumpay.
12. What is the main idea of reading text?A. Filipino youth are using multimediaB. Filipino youth are getting addicted to social mediaC. More and more Filipino youth are watching news on TVD. The Filipino youth are watching not as much news on TV
Answer:
Ang sagot is C
Explanation:
sana po Maka tulong
Answer:
D
Explanation:
not all filipino watches news
13. What does Jose Rizal says about the Filipino youth in the " to the Philippine youth" poem?
Answer:
In his poem “To the Philippine Youth”, which he wrote in 1879, when he was 18 years old (and which won a prize from the literary group), Rizal speaks of the Filipino youth as the “Fair hope of my Motherland”, and of the “Indian land” whose “son” is offered “a shining crown”, by the “Spaniard… with wise and merciful...
Explanation:
Carry on learning ●︿●
Answer:
In his poem “To the Philippine Youth”, which he wrote in 1879, when he was 18 years old (and which won a prize from the literary group), Rizal speaks of the Filipino youth as the “Fair hope of my Motherland”, and of the “Indian land” whose “son” is offered “a shining crown”, by the “Spaniard with wise and merciful
14. interpret the role of the youth as implied in the rizal law
Answer:
The Rizal Law, enacted in 1956, seeks to accomplish the following goals: To rededicate the lives of youth to the ideals of freedom and nationalism, for which our heroes lived and died. To pay tribute to our national hero for devoting his life and works in shaping the Filipino character.
15. describe the Filipino youth today
Answer:
a filipino youth today is determined ambitious,and brave. They do not hesitate to take a stand for what is right after thinking rationally about the causes they stand for.
16. Decribe yoDecribe your interpretation of the aying, "Youth have the freedom to purue or abandon their dream. " ur interpretation of the aying, "Youth have the freedom to purue or abandon their dream. ".
Explanation:
My interpretation of the saying "Youth have the freedom to pursue or abandon their dreams" is that young people have the opportunity and choice to either pursue their goals and aspirations or to let them go and move on to something else. This freedom allows young people to explore different paths and make decisions about their own lives, rather than feeling trapped or obligated to follow a certain path. It is important to recognize that this freedom comes with responsibility and that the choices we make can have consequences. However, the ability to make these choices is an important aspect of youth and can help young people discover their passions and create a fulfilling life.
17. Relate the poem, "To the Filipino youth to the current Nature of the filipino youth towards Nation building.
Answer:
hahapoints lang gusto ekk
18. Differences and similarities between Filipino youth before and Filipino youth today.
Answer:
SIMILARITIES:
THEIR BOTH YOUNG
DIFFERENCES:
BEFORE: YOUTH ARE CONSISTENT IN DOING GOOD DEEDS, THEY REPRESENT TTHE HUMANITY AS A LIVING SACRIFICE FOR OTHERS
TODAY: THEY HAS NO DISIPLINE TO THEIRSELVES BECAUSE OF ADDICTIONS AND GOING WITH THE FLOW OF TEMTATION.
Explanation:
HOPE IT HELPS GODBLESS
19. describe yourself as a filipino youth.
The Filipino youth today are passionately sagacious in working with other men without compromising humanity and integrity. They behave with dignity and truly live out the truth. They encouragingly influence others to be the youth that they desire to be. Jose P. Rizal: The poem “To the Filipino Youth” by Dr. Jose Rizal is a message primarily to tell the importance of one's love and appreciation to his dialect or language, for it is the bridge and intermediary connecting people's country to each other. In the poem, Rizal praised the rising generation.
For me, I can describe myself as a responsible, respectful and a loving Filipino youth because I am responsible in any ways that a Filipino youth should do and at the same time, I have my own respects to our elders, I know how to show respects like doing our traditional "mano po" and I also know how to love others as much as I love myself.
20. 1) What is the main idea of the reading text?A. Filipino youth are using multimedia.B. Filipino youth are getting addicted to social media.C. More and more Filipino youth are watching the news on TV.D. The Filipino youth are watching not as much news on tv.plss ans. nyuto kailangan ko yung ans.hehhee
Answer:
B
Explanation:
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
cause it is the best main idea
21. Who are the Filipino youth today?
Answer:
Sophia Vera L. Cruz, 17 · Gianna Therese C. Zafra, 17 · Coleen Beatrice M. Tabon, 18
22. What is the general message of Rizal to the Filipino youth? Do you think this is still applicable to the Filipino youth particularly during this pandemic?
Answer:
dko alam sorry thanks sa points good bles
23. Opinion about the Filipino youth
Answer:
devotional and kindly cheerful
Explanation:
OPINION
BIT AMAZING AND BIT HORRIBLE
24. Poster about the modern Filipino Youth and the Old filipino Youth
Answer:
Drawing ka ng mga bata na naglalaro ng ol games sa computer or phone for modern and sa old naman is mga bata na naglalaro sa bakuran (mga laro noon)
25. What is filipino youth? Essay
Answer:
The Filipino youth for me are empowered. They are aware of their rights and are willing to fight for them. They are aware of what is true and are willing to speak out their mind.
26. essay and paragraph for Filipino youth
Sana po makatulog pa branliest
27. are the filipino youth apathetic? essay
Answer:
It is difficult to make a blanket statement about the attitudes of all Filipino youth, as people of different ages, backgrounds, and experiences may have varying perspectives. However, it is important to consider the factors that may influence the attitudes and behaviors of young people in the Philippines.
One factor that may contribute to a perception of apathy among some Filipino youth is the lack of opportunities and resources. For example, limited access to education and employment opportunities may leave some young people feeling disheartened and disconnected from the world around them.
Another factor to consider is the level of political and social engagement in the country. In some cases, young people may feel disillusioned with the political system or feel that their voices are not heard, leading to a sense of apathy.
On the other hand, it is also important to recognize that there are many Filipino youth who are actively engaged in their communities and are working towards positive change. It is important not to stereotype or generalize the attitudes of all young people in the Philippines.
In conclusion, while it is not accurate to say that all Filipino youth are apathetic, it is important to consider the various factors that may influence the attitudes and behaviors of young people in the country.
28. importance of filipino youth
Answer:
The role of the youth is simply to renew, refresh and maintain. Youth have a role to renew and refresh the current status of our society including leadership, innovations, skills etc. Youth are expected to advance the current technology, education, politics, peace of the country.
Answer:ang halaga at importante ng mga batang pilipino ay ang kanilang katalinuhan at kakayan pati na din sila ang magpapatuloy ng mga nasimulan ng mga nauanang tao nag fofocus ang mga kabataan sa hinaharap o future at ang kanilang paraan para mapag patuloy ang nagsimulan natin29. Which one is a better thesis statement of the topic: The Effects of Korean Dramas to the Filipino Youth?A Korean dramas have affected the Filipino youth B. The Filipino youth have affected the Korean dramas.C. Korean dramas' effects to the Filipino youth.D. Korean dramas have inspired Filipino teenagers.
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
Answer:
A
Explanation:
30. Who are the Filipino youth today?
Answer:
The Filipino youths are considered as the most valuable resource of the country. ... This act defined the Filipino youth as those with ages 15-30. Currently, the Philippines have a projected 85.2 million population. The youth comprises more than 40 percent of the total population.
Explanation:
