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jessica soho: Kausapin mo ang mga nagungutya sayo ss english.
Janina: well di ko po kayo mapiplease ( ay english po pala).dapat sana suportahan nyo na lang ako.

Jessica soho: would you rather be smart or beautiful.
Janina: sim…or aka…same….

duh!!both dapat.

Interview ni butch francisco.

BUTCH: something like what would your father do for a living? (excuse my grammar kung mali)
Janina: my ftaher is my inspiration to this pageant? im not sure [pero ganun ang dating.

PALPAK NAMAN DI BA?

INTERVIEW NI MO TWISTER: COPY KO LANG YAN.

Mo Twister: So Janina, how does it feel to win Ms. World?
Janina: Thanks Mo. I feel confidence.
Mo: So, where will the Ms. World Pageant going to be held?
Janina: Uhhm I still don’t know… uhmm sorry, I’m not good in Geometry…
Mo: Baby doll, that would be geography.
Janina: ahaha, uhmmm yeah
Mo: So where is it going to be held.
Janina: I hope its somewhere in Europa because I want to go to France.
Mo: I see.
Janina: I want to learn to speak France.
Mo: Uhmmm that would be French. The language in France? ok, Never mind.
Janina: Ah ok. I thought France is the mmm… Mcdo? You know Fries?

DUh!!shes 2nd yr college pero difference ng GEOGRPHAY AT GEOMETRY DI PA NYA ALAM.

DI ko na questionin yung France dahil im sure di rin nya alam na ang language ng france ay french..

lastly….they said the reason why she wins because shes honest?

I dont think so.she said it is her FIRST TIME IN PAGEANT…

she did join in MS.UE.UNIVERSITY…1ST RUNNER UP…so may experience na sya…..

sabi pa nya di nya narinig ang question dahil maingay:

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Ive read your lines profoundly and have noticed your kind heart in reassessing english mistake as minor and the beauty as the foremost element in a beauty contest. I do appreciate to read your sentiments towards very dissappointed posters here. But perhaps we have to put the issue in place. This is a beauty contest and not a fashiion Show or Model of sort contest. And to stress the point of the ego that was hurt considering that we, filipinos, start to learn english from the primary to university level. So, the expectations here is high and that should be taken seriously by any judges picked by this pageant. She is a Mass Communication graduate. This protest showed how literate the filipinos are and how valuable “good education” to this race. We glorify beauty in its place but would want to crown it with a healthy share of brains. Knowing the filipino culture, it does justify as to why they can love a not so pretty women yet theyre in power! Brains or Education is very important to us. Everyone strive for it. And as a proud race, we want to be good screeners of a title holder reperesenting our beloved country to MISS WORLD, which of course does have a Question and Answer portion, right??

Secondly, Ms Janina knew this will happen. Nobodys Perfect, we agree. But Criticisms might help her, challenge her to screen herself well few months before the bigger, international Pageant!
Again, this has to be taken seriously. Whatever happens, win or lose..we, filipinos do not wish to be tagged as stupid -pretty women of the world or non-sense. We do know shes not stupid but her A & Q was ridiculous.

We may question the integrity and qualifications of the Board of Judges as well. Again, another challenge for the Pageants future Event to re-think their Screening Process. English is our national languange, therefore, it is a must to answer an english question with a primary basic sentence structure and correct tenses. Her beauty and Poise couldnt be a catastrophy anyway. The way said or spoke wasnt either a big mistake. Her English and her answer DID!

“The answer to the question may be important but what was essential was simply how she said it.”
Ehr… Uhm… from what I have read and seen, people are reacting to both things: her answer and how she said it. In fact, how she said it (which is very badly) seems to be what’s causing most of the ruckus.

She answered with sincerity and poise over and above her embarrassment and lack of English skills.
I agree with the “sincerity” part, the “trying” part (oh, yes; she was trying) but not the “poise” part. She was a mess. Admit it.

“It’s unfortunate that the pageant officials do not advise the girls properly on how to best present themselves. They, among many, seem to propagate that the ability to speak English is a must, and yet allow these girls to pass the screening.”
I agree up to some extent. If Janina, during screening, was as bad as she was at that crucial Q&A, she should not have passed the screening test. However, isn’t it the standard practice that pageant officials just usually lay down the rules and the criteria for judging then leave it up to the contestants and their respective coaches to work out a strategy?

“Almost every girl in the top 10 mispronounced words and had their tenses all over the place.”
But that’s like saying 100 pesos is the same as 1,000,000 pesos. Both P100 and P1,000,000 are money but they have distinct values. Suffice it to say that Janina messed up in a really BIG way that she put all the other finalists in the shade (and not in a good way, mind you).

“They gave it to Janina because despite all of that, she was charming and she was honest.”
Charming? That may be so, but is that reason enough to give her the crown? Aw, C’mon! That’s like saying that given a choice between two job applicants – one very smart but not so charming and one not-so-smart but very charming – the employer should give the job to the latter because she has a more likeable personality. Aren’t we supposed to judge based on merit?

“It was much more gallant than speaking in perfect English but coming out with utter nonsense – to those of you who are comparing her for the worst to Ms.Teen South Carolina, watch and compare again, you may rethink your stance.”
Uh… but isn’t she guilty of both gaffes? She spoke in bad English and she also spoke nonsense. Ms. Tan was asking her to enlighten the panel about the role that her family played. She was not asking about how important she thinks her family is. As for Janina being compared unfavorably to Ms. South Carolina, well you’re right. They are about at the same level. They both did very badly.

If you’re baffled by most of the people’s reactions, think how you would react if a mediocre student – someone who has shown no merit throughout the schoolyear – becomes class valedictorian and all because she is, er, charming.