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Answer:

Opinion from the text:

1.Japanese believe Filipinos are hardworking.

2. 100,000 Filipinos might come to Japan as it looks to hire many foreign nationals.

3. Filipinos continuing to enjoy a great reputation among Japanese.

4. Japanese consider Filipinos good at speaking English.

5. Japanese tend to go to the Philippines to study English.

Own opinion:

1. I also believe that Filipinos are hardworking.​

2. I think as of today, pandemic is still a hindrance to enter and work in Japan.

3. Yes, Japanese know that Filipinos are hardworking as our reputation.

4. It is also true that they are aware that Filipinos are good in English.

5. Some Japanese go to the Philippines, some hire English teachers from the Philippines.

Explanation:

In contrast to facts, which are accurate statements, an opinion is a judgment, viewpoint, or statement that is not conclusive.

A provided opinion may deal with subjective things in which no clear finding exists, or it may deal with facts that are intended to be challenged by the logical fallacy that one is entitled to their own ideas.

The difference between fact and opinion is that facts can be verified, i.e. they can be agreed upon by a group of specialists. "The United States of America was involved in the Vietnam War," as opposed to "The United States of America was correct to become involved in the Vietnam War." When facts and principles are used to support an opinion, it becomes an argument.

Even if they agree on the same set of information, different persons may reach different conclusions (opinions). Opinions rarely shift without the presentation of new evidence. By examining the supporting reasons, it is possible to conclude that one opinion is more supported by the facts than the other.

In everyday usage, the phrase opinion can refer to a person's point of view, understanding, sentiments, beliefs, and desires.

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