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...as regards to teaching of languages, he (Rizal) advocated, among…
Quote byEpifanio de los Santos · 1871–1928
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Philippine Magazine. Manila,: Philippine Education Co.(Vol. 34, no.1) p. 35.
English (original)
...as regards to teaching of languages, he (Rizal) advocated, among other things, the study of Tagalog. Since he was eight years of age, Rizal championed his native tongue as a language of its own pure type, noble and exalted"
— Epifanio de los Santos
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