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drayber
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inaanyayahan kang makilahok sa pananaliksik na ito sapagkat sa palagay namin ang iyong karanasan bilang isang drayber ng dyip ay maaaring mag-ambag ng malaki sa aming pag-unawa at kaalaman sa ugali ng bahala na ng mga pilipino.
because of this pandemic, we all know that many of us are struggling to cope up with the current situation and the different problem arises it caused. we want to know more of the experiences that your sector faced, and we believe that you can help us by telling what you go through and how you cope up with this pandemic. we want to know how you respond with the lack of source income brought by the pandemic and how did it affect your mental and physical well-being. we also want to know the risk that jeepney drivers perpetually take as you pursue working amidst covid-19 to provide the needs of your family.

at dahil maraming mga bisaya sa mas malaking metro manila, ang tuldik ay naririnig halos saanman araw-araw. ang mga drayber ng traysikel ay iniinterbyu ng mga roving team ng balita, mga senior executive executive chairman, mga mambabatas sa kanilang pinakamahusay na filibustering, salespeople sa mga mall. sa marami sa isang tanawin ng lungsod, may isang gumulong ng visayan accent, at may iba na ginagaya ito. o humahagikgik, kahit papaano. ang tunog na bisaya ay karaniwang pamasahe sa radyo, telebisyon, at mga pelikula - ang stereotypical na paraan ng paglalarawan ng ho
and since there are quite a lot of visayans in greater metro manila, the accent is heard almost everywhere every day. tricycle drivers being interviewed by roving news teams, senior executives chairing meetings, lawmakers at their filibustering best, salespeople at the malls. in many a city scene, someone rolls the visayan accent, and someone else mimics it. or giggles, at the least. the bisaya sound is standard fare in radio, television, and the movies — the stereotypical way of portraying ho