Original sentence: Many, particularly those of older generations, have preserved Spanish as the spoken language of the home.Most Spanish mestizos living in the Philippines emigrated to Spain, Latin America, or the United States, following World War II and during the Marcos regime.Spanish Filipinos mostly speak Tagalog and their respective regional languages (mostly Cebuano in regions like Cebu, Davao, and Zamboanga peninsula), Ilonggo (Iloilo and Bacolod), Ilocano, and Spanish Creole, Chabacano) in everyday discourse, while using English in the public sphere.Today, Filipinos of Spanish descent can mostly be found in Metro Manila, Central Luzón, the Visayas, Davao and the Zamboanga Peninsula where Chabacano (a form of Creole/Pidgin Spanish) is spoken
Edited sentence: Some of the older generations, have preserved Spanish as the spoken language of the home.Spanish Filipinos mostly speak various regional Filipino dialects; including Spanish and English