Ang Panimulang Rehistro ng Wika sa Industriyang Pag-aalahas ng Barangay Calvario sa Lungsod ng Meycauayan, Bulacan.

The historic place of Meycauayan was derived from the term 'makawayan' where it is believed that the church made from nipa and bamboo was established here. Because of its historical geographic development, as it is being nailed as the first province before it became Bulacan, it could spring enriched experiences and cultural narratives shared through its language. The jewelry industry serves as the heart of livelihood, aside from leather, handicrafts, forge welding, etc. Even though Meycauayan was named as the jewelry capital, there is a decline over the years. Only a few were still pursuing it, since it is their livelihood, particularly at Brgy. Calvario. The aim of this study is to examine the initial existing language register from the glossary of words embedded in the jewelry-making process, as well as explore the situation of it in this modern age. Value Chain Process and Systemic Functional Linguistic by M.A.K. Halliday will be served as a framework, the words that come from the jewelry-making process were analyzed and its meaning aligned to the industry. This paper also discussed some concepts related to sociolinguistics that strengthened the domain of the jewelry industry in the city of Meycauayan and would contribute to the local and provincial industries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]