Appendix%3ATagalog_spellings

Appendix:Tagalog spellings

introduction of the abakada. Historical Tagalog spellings are as follows: Spanish loanwords were kept in their original spellings, except words that were corrupted...

Appendix:Spanish–Tagalog relations

from sagwan See also: Appendix:Tagalog alphabet and Appendix:Tagalog spellings The first Latin-script orthography for Tagalog was based on Spanish. Called...

Appendix:Tagalog nouns

contemporary Tagalog spelling. Considerations for capitalization in Tagalog are further elaborated at Appendix:Tagalog spellings. Tagalog nouns are classified...

Appendix:Tagalog alphabet

and sometimes in proper nouns conserving archaic spellings. The baybayin script was used to write Tagalog, but fell out of use in the Spanish era; it is...

Appendix:Cebuano–Tagalog relations

appendix contains the relations between the languages Cebuano and Tagalog. Cebuano and Tagalog are two languages of the Philippines with the most native speakers...

Appendix:Tagalog pronunciation

Alphabet (IPA) corresponds to Tagalog pronunciation in Wiktionary entries. Unless otherwise noted, pronunciations given in Tagalog entries represent the pronunciation...

Appendix:Kapampangan–Tagalog relations

contains the relations between the languages Kapampangan and Tagalog. Kapampangan and Tagalog are two Austronesian languages of the Philippines. Kapampangan...

Appendix:Tagalog surnames

of Tagalog (Filipino) surnames is meant to complement the contents of Category:Tagalog surnames. This will focus generally on surnames in Tagalog regions...

Appendix:Cebuano spellings

such spellings are considered alternative forms to their standard form. For comparison, the Cebuano standard spelling leans closely to the Tagalog spelling...

Appendix:Ilocano spellings

famous Bannawag magazine for their spellings, or were still split between using Spanish and Tagalog/Filipino spelling rules. The 2012 Tarabay iti Ortograpia...