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Patnubay sa Korespondensiya Opisyal IKAAPAT NA EDISYON Patnubay sa Korespondensiya Opisyal IKAAPAT NA EDISYON Leonida B. Villanueva Rogelio G. Mangahas Mga Editor AKLAT NG BAYAN METRO MANILA 2015 Patnubay sa Korespondensiya Opisyal Ikaapat na Edisyon Karapatang-sipi © 2015 ng Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino Ikaapat na edisyon, unang limbag, 2013 Ikaapat na edisyon, ikalawang limbag, 2015 RESERBADO ANG LAHAT NG KARAPATAN. Walang bahagi ng librong ito ang maaaring sipiin o gamitin nang walang nakasulat na pahintulot mula sa may-akda at tagapaglathala. Mga Editor: Leonida B. Villanueva Rogelio G. Mangahas The National Library of the Philippines CIP Data Recommended entry: Patnubay sa korespondensiya opisyal : may kasamang ortograpiyang pambansa / Rogelio G. Mangahas, Leonida B. Villanueva, mga editor.-- 4th ed.-- Manila : Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino, c2013. p. ; cm. ISBN 978-971019-723-1 1. Filipino letters -- Handbooks, manuals, etc. 2. Letter writing -- Handbooks, manuals, etc. I. Mangahas, Rogelio G. II. Mangahas, Rogelio G. HF5728.F5 651.75 2013 P320130766 Inilathala ng Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino Gusaling Watson, 1610 Kalye JP Laurel Malacañang Palace Complex, San Miguel, Maynila Tel. 02-733-7260 email: [email protected] Nilalaman Pambungad ix Mga Mensahe xi 1 Pagsulat ng Liham (Letter Writing) 1 2 Mga Katangian ng Liham (Characteristics of a Letter) 2 3 Mga Bahagi ng Liham (Parts of a Letter) 4 • Pamuhatan (Heading) 5 • Patunguhan (Inside Address) 7 • Bating Pambungad (Salutation) 9 • Katawan ng Liham (Body of the Letter) 10 • Pamitagang Pangwakas (Complimentary Close) 11 • Lagda (Signature) 11 4 Iba Pang Bahagi ng Liham (Other Parts of a Letter) 12 • Inisyal ng Pagkakakilanlan (Identifying Initials) 12 • Paglalakip (Enclosure) 12 • Tawag-pansin (Attention Line) 13 • Paksa (Subject) 13 • Notasyon sa Sipi (Copy Notation) 13 5 Mga Anyo ng Liham (Forms of Letters) 14 • Estilong Full-Block (Full-Block Style) 14 • Estilong Semi-Block (Semi-Block Style) 15 • Patunguhan sa Sobre (Address) 16 6 Mga Uri ng Liham (Kinds of Letters) 17 • Pagbati (Congratulations) 17 • Paanyaya (Invitation) 17 • Tagubilin (Instruction) 17 • Pasasalamat (Thanks) 17 • Kahilingan (Request) 17 • Pagsang-ayon (Afirmation) 17 • Pagtanggi (Negation) 18 • Pag-uulat (Report) 18 • Pagsubaybay (Follow-up) 18 • Pagbibitiw (Resignation) 18 • Aplikasyon (Application) 18 • Paghirang (Appointment) 19 • Pagpapakilala (Introduction) 19 • Pagkambas (Canvass) 19 • Pagtatanong (Inquiry) 19 v • Pakikidalamhati (Condolence) 19 • Pakikiramay (Sympathy) 19 • Panawagan (Appeal) 20 • Pagpapatunay (Certiication) 20 7 Mga Halimbawa ng Iba’t Ibang Uri ng Liham 21 (Diifferent Samples of Letters) • Pagbati 22 • Tugon sa Pagbati 23 • Patalastas/Paanyaya 24 • Paanyaya 25 • Tugon sa Liham Paanyaya 26 • Pasasalamat 27 • Tugon sa Liham Pasasalamat 31 • Kahilingan 32 • Tugon sa Liham Kahilingan 36 • Pagsang-ayon 40 • Pagtanggi 45 • Pag-uulat 48 • Tugon sa Liham Pag-uulat 50 • Tagubilin 51 • Pagsubaybay 52 • Tugon sa Pagsubaybay 53 • Pagbibitiw 54 • Tugon sa Liham Pagbibitiw 56 • Aplikasyon 57 • Tugon sa Liham Aplikasyon 58 • Pagpapakilala/Paghirang 60 • Pagkambas 61 • Tugon sa Liham Pagtatanong 62 • Pakikidalamhati 64 • Pakikiramay 66 • Panawagan 67 • Pagpapahalaga/Pagtatanong 68 8 Paraan ng Paghahatid ng Impormasyon at Tagubilin 69 (Means of Conveying Information and Instructions) Mga Komunikasyong Buhat sa mga Nakatataas na Awtoridad 70 (Communications from Higher Authorities) • Atas/Kautusang Tagapagpaganap (Executive Order) 70 • Proklamasyon/Pagpapahayag (Proclamation) 70 • Kautusang Pangkagawaran (Department Order) 70 • Memorandum Pangkagawaran (Department Memorandum) 70 • Memorandum Sirkular (Memorandum Circular) 70 • Patalastas/Kalatas (Notiication) • Paglilipat (Indorsement) vi Iba Pang Uri ng Korespondensiya 71 (Other Kinds of Correspondence) • Korespondensiyang Panloob-tanggapan 71 (Inter-ofice Correspondence) • Memorandum Pantanggapan 71 (Ofice Memorandum) • Paglilipat (Indorsement) Kahalagahan ng Memorandum at Mensaheng E-mail 72 Mga Katangian ng Memo at E-mail 72 Wastong Pagpo-format ng Memorandum 72 9 Resolusyon (Resolution) 130 10 Katitikan ng Pulong (Minutes of the Meeting) 137 11 Mga Pormularyong Pampamahalaan 153 (Government Forms) • Panunumpa sa Katungkulan 155 • Papel ng Datos Personal 159 • Deskripsiyon ng Posisyon 164 • Paghirang 166 • Kahilingan sa Pansamantalang Pagtatalaga 168 • Sertipikong Medikal 171 • Sinumpaang Salaysay Tungkol sa mga Ari-Arian, Pagkakautang atbp 172 • Memorandum ng Kasunduan 174 • Aplikasyon sa Pagliban 177 • Aplikasyon para sa Espesyal na Pribilehiyo 180 • Pahintulot/Atas sa Paglalakbay 181 • Katibayan ng Natapos na Paglalakbay 184 • Katunayan ng Pagpapakita 185 • Katunayan ng Paglabas 186 • Katunayan ng Kawalang Pananagutan 187 • Ulat sa Daloy ng Proyekto 193 • Ulat sa Pagmomonitor 194 • Payslip 195 • Talatukuyan 197 • Voucher sa Pagbabayad 200 • Kapangyarihan ng Kinatawan 201 Mga Kahilingan • Pahintulot 202 • Bayad sa Overtime 203 • Kasulatan sa Kapanganakan 204 • Kasulatan sa Kasal 205 • Pananaliksik 206 • Inspeksiyon Bago Kumpunihin 207 • Kahilingan para sa Serbisyo 208 vii • Serbisyong Audio-Video 210 • Pases sa Paglabas 211 • Gate Pass 213 • Listahan ng Dumalo 216 • Nominasyon 217 • Iba't ibang Uri ng Gawad/Sertipiko • Pagkilala 220 • Pagpapahalaga 228 • Merito 230 • Katapatan 231 • Paglahok 232 • Pagdalo • Pagtatapos 234 • Paglilipat 235 • Tsart ng Organisasyon 236 12 Pagsulat ng Direksiyon at Pag-adres sa mga 237 Taong May Mataas na Katungkulan (Ways of Addressing Individuals with Higher Positions) 13 Mga Titulong may Pamimitagan 251 (Courtesy Title Distinction) 14 Mga Parirala at Pananalitang Karaniwang Gamitin 259 sa mga Liham Pampamahalaan (Phrases and Expressions Commonly Used in Oficial Correspondence) Mga Dahong Dagdag 263 A. Glosaryo ng mga Gamitíng Termino at Katawagan sa Pamahalaan 264 (Glossary of Government Terminologies and Usages) B. Direktoryo ng mga Tanggapan ng Pamahalaan 300 (Directory of Government Ofices) C. Direktoryo ng ZIP Code ng Metro Manila at mga Lalawigan 371 (Zip Code Directory - Metro Manila and Provinces) Sanggunian 392 Indeks 394 viii Pambungad Malaki na ang ipinagbago nitong Patnubay sa Korespondensiya Opisyal (PKO) mula nang lumabas ito sa unang edisiyon noong 1970. Mga pangunahing gumagamit nito mula noon ang mga naglilingkod sa pamahalaan—mga kawani, manunulat, editor, mananaliksik, guro, opisyal na nakikipaglihaman sa loob at labas ng kagawaran, at maging ng bansa. Sa ikaapat na edisyong ito, 2013, makikitang kasamang makikinabang sa paggamit nito ang mga tagapribadong larangan—mga editor at manunulat ng mga publikasyon, mga propesyonal, mga eskolar, mga negosyante at indibidwal sa iba't ibang organisasyon at institusyon, silang mga nakikipag-ugnayan sa pamamagitan ng nakasulat na komunikasyon. Sa aktibong interaksiyon ng mga indibidwal maging nasa pamahalaan o pribadong tanggapan, kailangan ang ilang patnubay o sanggunian para sa maayos, simple, at epektibong pagsulat. At dito nga makikita ang kahalagahan nitong PKO. Mabilis ang mga pagbabago mula noong dekada 1970. Ilang termino na ng pambansang pamahalaan ang nagdaan, may mga ahensiyang nabuwag at pinalitan ng ibang mas angkop sa pangangailangan ng bayan. May ilang ahensiya ring pinagsanib at inangkupan ng bagong pangalan. Nabago ang adres ng marami–rami ring tanggapan ng pamahalaan—kabilang ang paglalagay ng letterhead sa website, email, telefax, at iba pang instrumento at simbolo ng impormasyong teknolohiya. Ang makinilya o typewriter na dating karaniwang ginagamit sa mga opisina sa pagsulat ng mga pormal na liham ay napalitan ng computer, bagay na nakapagpapabilis at madaling makaayos sa pasulat na komunikasyon. Madaling mapansin sa bahaging Nilalaman ang mahahalagang bagay na dapat tandaan at isaalang-alang sa pagsulat ng liham. Sa pormularyong pamahalaan, ilang halimbawa ng bawat uri ang dito'y inilagay upang makapagpakita ng iba't ibang pormat at estilo na angkop sa pangangailangan. Ano-ano ba ang mga katangian ng isang mabuting sulat? Ano-anong mga bahagi nito ang hindi dapat nawawala upang ito'y masabing kompleto at hindi nakalilito? Anong anyo ng liham ang mainam gamitin, batay sa uri ng komunikasyon, at ikagagaan ng pagbuo nito? May iba't ibang uri ng liham: anong uri ng liham ang iyong susulatin at ano ang dapat isaalang-alang upang ito'y maging epektibo? Isang malaking tulong sa mga gagamit ng PKO ang nakalagay ditong iba't ibang halimbawa ng liham. May mga halimbawa ng salin mula sa Ingles, at ang iba'y nasa orihinal na Filipino. Ang mga ito'y hindi kathang-isip, kundi mga pili mula sa tunay na mga liham sa ating pamahalaan mula sa nakalipas na ilang dekada. Sa pagbasa sa mga ito, mananariwa sa ating kamalayan ang ilang mahalagang isyung pang-ekonomiya, pampolitika, pangkapaligiran, pang- edukasyon, pangkultura (kabilang ang sa wika), at maging sa moralidad. Mapupuna naman sa mga salin sa mga tanggapan ng ilang tanggapan ang pagbabago sa ilang salita para sa ikadadali ng pag-unawa ng babasa. Napalitan ang ilang salitang may kalabuan at asiwang pagkabuo, at pinalitan ng higit na madaling unawain at bigkasin. Isang ix halimbawa ay ang salitang "lingkuran" na pinalitan ng gamitíng "serbisyo." Makikita naman sa mga paraan ng paghahatid ng impormasyon at tagubilin mula sa matataas na awtoridad ang iba't ibang anyo ng komunikasyon, gaya ng atas o kautusang tagapagpaganap, proklamasyon, kautusang pangkagawaran, memorandum, paglilipat o endorsement, atbp. Sa edisyong ito ng PKO, napakalaking ambag ang Mga Dahong Dagdag, pangunahin ang
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    Las Pinas City, Republic of the Philippines Population Size: 532,330 (2007) Las Piñas was one of the early settlements south of Old Manila during the Spanish colonial times. It was a salt-center where 1,200 inhabitants live. It was a sleepy fishing and agricultural community located at the mouth of the Zapote and Las Piñas Rivers as their waters flow out to Manila Bay. Today Las Piñas is a highly urbanized city and has grown by leaps and bounds. Its rich history and culture and the gains obtained for it by its past leaders are steppingstones that has moved the quality of life forward. It is not just known now for its world famous bamboo organ but a lot of other accomplishments and recognitions it has obtained. Yet it has kept its quiet charm and small town feel where the values of family and kinship, sense of community and civic spirit remain. Where every resident have a deep sense of belonging to a place they proudly call their home. Las Piñas urbanization was spearheaded by the suburban dream of the low-to medium density residential subdivisions available for middle income employees from the major business districts of other Metro Manila towns. It boost of a more than 99% literacy rate of it’s more than half a million population. Its education and health and nutrition programs are recipient of local and regional awards. The city’s environmental accomplishments for its River Rehabilitation and Clean and Green Programs are honored by national and international award giving bodies. The Las Piñas Historical Corridor Project is a 3.4-kilometer stretch of the city’s old district was developed showcasing and bringing back the picturesque aspects of the City’s Spanish colonial heritage.
  • PORT of MANILA - Bls with No Entries As of August 24, 2020 Actual Cargo Arrival Date of August 20 and Beyond

    PORT of MANILA - Bls with No Entries As of August 24, 2020 Actual Cargo Arrival Date of August 20 and Beyond

    PORT OF MANILA - BLs with No Entries as of August 24, 2020 Actual Cargo Arrival Date of August 20 and beyond ACTUAL DATE ACTUAL DATE OF No. CONSIGNEE/NOTIFY PARTY CONSIGNEE_ADDRESS REGNUM BL DESCRIPTION OF ARRIVAL DISCHARGED NO. 143 LLAMADO ST. BRGY. ASIS III MENDEZ CAVITE 4121 HS CODE: 9032.56 AVR (AUTOMATIC VOL TAGE 2HILCON TRADING 1 PHILIPPINES CON TACT 8/23/2020 8/23/2020 WHL0064-20 001AB92340 REGULATOR) UPS UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER CORPORATION WILLIE ESTO TEL SUPPLY 09338594530 999 SAN ANDRES ST MALATE BRGY 722 MANILA TIN NO 4ANGELS CONSUMER GOODS FACE MASK HS CODE 6307 90 CY CY FCL FCL 2 909286257000 TEL NO 02 8/21/2020 8/22/2020 APL0104-20 AXI0155447 TRADING FREIGHT PREPAID 9821460 EMAIL JOWIESHI YAHOO COM 17 ROAD 15, PROJECT 8,1106 STC 586 PKGS CY CY 150KGS OF FOLIC ACID PHILIPPINESTEL 63 2 3 8SOURCES INC 8/22/2020 8/22/2020 HMM0023-20 HDMUQSPH9156089 14000KGS OF VITAMIN E 50 500KGS OF 83321212 83505000FAX 63 2 CLINDAMYCIN HYDROCHLORIDE 77928664 STC 470 PKGS CY CY 8000KGS OF 17 ROAD 15,PROJECT DIMETRIDAZOLE 1000KGS OF COLISTIN 8,1106PHILIPPINESTEL 63 2 4 8SOURCES INC 8/22/2020 8/22/2020 HMM0023-20 HDMUQSPH9155612 SULFATE 500KGS OF SPECTINOMYCIN 83321212 83505000FAX 63 2 DIHYDROCHLORIDE PENTAHYDRATE 1000KGS 77928664 OF ENROFLOXACIN HYDROCHLORIDE 306 AMRGARITA BLDG. 28 EALSAID TO CONTAIN1X20'2PA CKAGE MATALINO ST.QUEZON CITY OFSUZUKI MOTOR CYCLES(GSX - 5 A M LEYCO AUTO TRADING PHILIPPINES TEL 8/22/2020 8/22/2020 KMT0017-20 INC3181841 R1000RA)JS1DM11GZM7100042SUZ UKI MOTOR 639564417653 CONTACT CYCLES(GSX-R1000RA)JS1D M11GZM7100045HS PERSON MITRA BAGASBAS CODE : 87111095 306 MARGARITA BLDG 28 EALSAID TO CONTAIN1X40'2PA CKAGESMOTOR MATALINO ST.
  • DA Chief Sees Bright Agri Prospects

    DA Chief Sees Bright Agri Prospects

    VVooll. XXXXVVI NNoo. 3 A mmoonntthhlly ppuubblliiccaattiioon oof tthhe DDeeppaarrttmmeennt oof AAggrriiccuullttuurre MMaarrcch 22001111 DA Chief sees bright agri prospects The country is on its way to estimated by the DA’s Bureau of attaining rice self-sufficiency and Agricultural Statistics (BAS). food security. The projected production is 15% Thus, was the optimistic dec- more than last year’s harvest of laration of Agriculture Secretary 6.6 million tons for the same six- Proceso J. Alcala during the month period. agency’s 2012 internal budget The DA-BAS said the increase hearing and planning workshop, could be attributed to the expan- held March 1-4, 2011, at Clark, sion in harvest area by 9.6% Pampanga. (equivalent to 174,300 hectares) “We expect a good summer from the 1.82 million hectares in harvest, and more importantly (Pls turn to p2) Agriculture Secretary Proceso J. Alcala (left) and Trade and Indus- we are no longer the world’s big- try Secretary Gregory Domingo (3 rd rd from right) appreciate coconut gest importer,” he said during the coir geo-textile nets woven by lady workers at Pontmain Resources workshop, attended by more DA allots P50M Inc. (PRI), in Sta. Cruz, Davao City. The coco coir geo-nets, used than 100 DA family top officials. extensively as erosion control material, have huge export potential, He said the country will be im- for coffee sector estimated at $225 million annually. Photo also shows Phil. Coco- porting less than one million nut Administrator Euclides Forbes (2 nd nd from right) and PRI man- metric (MT) tons (or 860,000 The Department of Agriculture ager Paul Gaite (right).