What is the moral lesson of the poem sa aking mga kabata?

Answer 1

the moral lesson for sa aking kababata ,to love our own language

Answer 2

The moral of the epic is that life is full of trials and problems; one must be strong and must accept this reality.

Answer 3

gusto ni Jose Rizal na maging lazy tau

Answer 4

The poem "Sa Aking Mga Kabata" by Dr. Jose Rizal teaches the importance of preserving our native language and culture. It emphasizes the significance of embracing one's national identity and heritage amidst colonization and changing times. Through the poem, Rizal underscores the value of staying connected to one's roots and history.

Answer 5

The moral lesson of the poem sa aking mga kabata Rizal encouraging his fellow children to use our own language as it is the identity for being a Filipino people. In fact, in his poem the most quoted in Filipino poetry "ang hindi magmahal sa kanyang salita/mahigit sa hayop at malansang isda." (English: he who does not love his native tongue is worse than a beast and a stinking fish." At present, the State recognizes that the national language of the Philippines is Filipino as provided under section 6, Article XIV, of the 1987 Constitution. Also the Constitution provides in Section 7, Article XIV, clearly states that for purposes of communication and instruction, the official languages of the Philippines are Filipino and, until otherwise provided by law, English.