Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "팜팡가어" in Korean language version.
In many gatherings Kapampangans seem more confident and articulate in exchanging views and ideas among their own K[abalen] ‘countrymen’ in Tagalog which is the vernacular in the Philippines, than they would in their own [native language]. For instance, many Catholic priests are now delivering their homilies in the Tagalog language during a Kapampangan liturgy while high school student meetings are conducted in the Tagalog language even if all the participants are Kapampangans.
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