Unang Blog Sa Wikang Pilipino




Unang Blog Sa Wikang Pilipino


Ginawa ko itong blog para sa mga bagay-bagay na aking naranasan while I was growing up at mga bagay na dapat natin bigyan pansin sa ating buhay sa makabagong panahon.

Kung nanaisin ko man na makapagbigay ng makabuluhang topics para sa inyong lahat, 'yan ay aking ibibigay sa inyo, sa king makakaya.

Sa mga susunod na posting ko dito, ito ay nasa ating wika - Pilipino para na madaling maiintidihan ninyo ang gusto kong ipaabot sa madla.

Bago ko sisimulan ang aking blog sa wikang Pilipino, ito ay inaalay ko sa mga batang na nasa larawan at ito ang una kong blog na nasa wika natin.



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