WorksheetsPabibo, Palaban, o Pa-safe?
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
1. You’re the only person in a group who speaks a different dialect. What would be the most polite way to connect with others?
Talk less and just smile
Try to speak the same dialect as them
Make fun of your own accent to be funny
Walk away from the group
2. In a group project, someone constantly ignores your suggestions. What’s the most positive response?
Quietly continue doing your part
Tell them off in front of everyone
Ask them calmly if they’ve considered your ideas
Quit the group
3. Your friends joke about a group of people in a way that makes you uncomfortable. What’s a kind but honest response?
Make an even harsher joke to change the topic
Say, “That joke felt kind of unfair”
Silent treatment
Laugh along, even if it feels wrong
4. Someone tells you not to speak your native language in public. What would a confident but respectful response be?
“Sorry, I’ll stop.”
"Tayo ay nasa fine dining restaurant"
“Whatever, I’ll speak it louder.”
“This is who I am, and I’m proud of it.”
5. You’re in a new environment and feel left out. What’s a good way to feel included?
Pretend to be like everyone else
Ask questions and share a bit about yourself
Change how you look and talk
Avoid everyone
6. Someone makes a comment about your background that feels off. What’s a healthy way to respond?
Ignore it and pretend you didn’t hear it
Call them out rudely
Kathryn Bernardo
Explain kindly why the comment was uncomfortable
7. In a new class where you’re the only one from your hometown, what’s a good way to connect?
Avoid talking about where you're from
Share something interesting about your hometown
Try to copy their behavior exactly
Dedma
You want to correct a stereotype about your culture. What’s the best approach?
Get angry and argue
Juskern juskern
Laugh with them even if it's wrong
Explain the truth in a respectful way
