What is the state of the Spanish language currently in the Philippines?

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Spanish is a minority language in the Philippines, with a small number of speakers and limited use in education and government, though there's a growing interest in reviving it.
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Spanish in the Philippines today is rarely spoken as a first language, with only a small number of fluent speakers. Its presence is mostly seen in loanwords within Filipino languages. The creole language, Chavacano, remains spoken by around 1.5 million people, mainly in Zamboanga. Spanish is taught as...
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Spanish in the Philippines today is rarely spoken as a first language, with only a small number of fluent speakers. Its presence is mostly seen in loanwords within Filipino languages. The creole language, Chavacano, remains spoken by around 1.5 million people, mainly in Zamboanga. Spanish is taught as a foreign language in some schools, but its everyday use is minimal. read less
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Spanish is a minority language in the Philippines, with a small number of speakers and limited use in education and government, though there's a growing interest in reviving it.
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