1. TAGALOG 2002 MAIN PAGE the metamorphosis of Filipino as national language. The tagalog language has very strong affinity with Malay languages http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/Tagalog_mainpage.htm

UNA BULAQUEÑA ni Juan Luna INTERACTIVE LANGUAGE AND FILIPINO CULTURE RESOURCES Part of the SEAsite Project at Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, Illinois, USA and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies A recipient of the Multilingual Learner Award 2002 given by the Swedish National Education Agency's Multilingual Learner Open Collaborative Project New and Updated Pages Philippine Festivals Mindano People and Culture Mindanao Conflict Philippine Constitution (Filipino) ... Discussion Forum CONTENTS ABOUT THIS SITE HOW TO USE THIS SITE INTRO TO TAGALOG TAGALOG LESSONS Beginner's Level Intermediate Level TAGALOG FOR KIDS TAGALOG GRAMMAR TAGALOG VERBS TAGALOG TOOLS Tagalog-English Dictionary English-Tagalog Dictionary Tagalog Discussion Forum Tagalog Chatroom Tagalog Tutor e-mail TEACHERS PAGE PHILIPPINE CULTURE COMMENTS SEASITE LINKS OVERVIEW USEFUL TAGALOG PHRASES TAGALOG COLORS TAGALOG IDIOMS ... MUSIC FEATURES TAGALOG Word Games klik dito Pre-Spanish Filipinos' Writing System klik dito Bahay Kubo and the Filipino Concept of Space klik dito Filipino Games klik dito TAGALOG for Travelers klik dito AESOP's Fables in Tagalog klik dito Philippine Folk Literature in English Translation klik dito Philippine Literature in English klik dito Ibong Adarna Tagalog Komiks klik dito Filipino Folk Beliefs klik dito FEATURED LINKS klik dito These links were verified at the time of posting

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Tagalog Pilipino, which is based on Tagalog , is the National Language of the Republic of the Philippines. It consists of two words, Taga and Ilog. Literally, it means 'from the river'. When the government took part in the development of a Common National Language, they had decided on one of the Philippines' existing languages. Tagalog was chosen because it was the main language spoken by the people of the capital city of Manila. Standards are set based upon "the preference of literate Manilans". As one author wrote, "We must have a standard, and Manila, being the sea where all rivers meet, let us take the resulting taste and consistency of the sea." The Tagalog language was officially declared as the National Language in 1937 and had it's name changed to Pilipino. Outside the schools of Manila, Pilipino is still referred to as Tagalog. It is the language of peoples living in Metro Manila and the Calabarzon Region, i.e., Calamba, Laguna, Batanggas, Rizal and Quezon. It is spoken alongside English, an official and dominant language in education, government and commerce. In recent years, nationalism has introduced the use of Pilipino into the school curriculum and in government. The progress has been slow as English was the main language until recent years. Tagalog or Pilipino was taught as a separate subject. Although it has attained the status of National Language, people living outside the Tagalog region speak their own native tongues. Today, more than 50 million people in the Philippines use it as their mother tongue or second language. Because of intense regionalism, some people look down on other people speaking another Philippine language. Hence, there is a great disunity among the people.

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TULOY PO KAYO SA AMING BAHAY-PAHINA NG WIKANG TAGALOG AT KULTURANG PILIPINO Women with Lilies mula sa koloeksyon ni Ms. Doris Ho Bulaklak, ang ganda ng bulaklak Ang bango ng bulaklak At wala kang kaibigan Puso mo ay may sandigan, bulaklak Mapapawi ang kirot Paghapyos mo ng talulot Ay ginhawa ang siyang dulot, bulaklak mula sa awiting "Bulaklak" PASOK (ENTER) Scholarships to Study Southeast Asian Languages at NIU This site is maintained by SEAsite a project of Northern Illinois University and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, DeKalb, Illinois, USA

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6. IPL Kidspace: Say Hello To The World Search YLC Catalog. Tagalog Interactive Language and Filipino Culture Resources. http://www.ipl.org/youth/hello/tagalog.html

This collection All of the IPL Advanced You are here: Home KidSpace Say Hello to the World About the IPL ... Contact Us KidSpace Features Ask a Question Culture Quest Learning HTML Orca Search ... Story Hour KidSpace Subject Collections Reference The World Computers/Internet Reading Zone ... Fun Stuff Say Hello in the Tagalog Language Pilipino Click to hear how to say hello in Tagalog! (To listen to sound files, you will need to download Real Audio Player English: Good day My name is Tagalog: Magandang tanghali po Ako si Pronunciation: Ma-gan-DANG tang-HA-lee poh Ah-ko see Did You Know You Were Speaking Tagalog? Words in English from the Tagalog language: boondocks (from "bundock," mountain Tagalog Alphabet Speak Tagalog: Basic Sounds Tagalog Script Learning Tagalog Tagalog for Travelers Tagalog for Kids Filipino Language Online sound files Useful Tagalog Phrases Learn Filipino Online Tagalog Grammar Martial-Arts Terminology in Tagalog ... Tagalog Idioms Pilipino Culture Philippine Prehistory History of the Philippines Literacy in the pre-Hispanic Philippines History of Philippine Flags ... CIA World Factbook: Philippines Who Can You Talk To? There are 45,000,000 people who speak Tagalog in the Philippines. Now you can say hello to 45,000,000 people!

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This collection All of the IPL Advanced You are here: Home KidSpace Say Hello to the World About the IPL ... Contact Us KidSpace Features Ask a Question Culture Quest Learning HTML Orca Search ... Story Hour KidSpace Subject Collections Reference The World Computers/Internet Reading Zone ... Fun Stuff Say Hello in the Tagalog Language Pilipino Click to hear how to say hello in Tagalog! (To listen to sound files, you will need to download Real Audio Player English: Good day My name is Tagalog: Magandang tanghali po Ako si Pronunciation: Ma-gan-DANG tang-HA-lee poh Ah-ko see Did You Know You Were Speaking Tagalog? Words in English from the Tagalog language: boondocks (from "bundock," mountain Tagalog Alphabet Speak Tagalog: Basic Sounds Tagalog Script Learning Tagalog Tagalog for Travelers Tagalog for Kids Filipino Language Online sound files Useful Tagalog Phrases Learn Filipino Online Tagalog Grammar Martial-Arts Terminology in Tagalog ... Tagalog Idioms Pilipino Culture Philippine Prehistory History of the Philippines Literacy in the pre-Hispanic Philippines History of Philippine Flags ... CIA World Factbook: Philippines Who Can You Talk To? There are 45,000,000 people who speak Tagalog in the Philippines. Now you can say hello to 45,000,000 people!

9. Multimac Tagalog Language Resources - Newark Public Library Multimac tagalog language Resources http://www.npl.org/Pages/Multimac/Collections/tagalog.html

Multimac Tagalog Language Resources Vendors Associations Periodicals Websites ... Back to Multimac Vendors Pan Asian Publications Inc. 29564 Union City Boulevard Union City, CA 94587 Toll-free: 800-853-ASIA Phone: 510-475-1185 Fax: 510-475-1489 Homepage: http://www.panap.com 28880 Southfield Road, Suite 183 Lathrup Village, Michigan, 48076 Phone: 800-567-2220 Fax: 810-559-2465 Homepage: http://www.multiculbv.com E-mail: multicul@wincom.net Periodicals HERITAGE MAGAZINE OF FILIPINO CULTURE, ARTS AND LETTERS AND THE FILIPINO AMERICAN EXPERIENCE Heritage Publishers 20218 Tajauta AvenueCarson, CA 90746 Editor/Publisher: Victor P. GendranoPublished quarterly in March, June, September and December. Yearly subscription is $15.00 for individualsand $20.00 for libraries and other institutions. THE FILIPINO EXPRESS Filipino Express, Inc.2711 Kennedy Boulevard Jersey City, NJ 07306

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11. Tagalog 101: The Tagalog Language Tagalog (also called Pilipino), the national language of the Philippines.The tagalog language by First Lieutenant WEW MacKinlay. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/3727/tagalog1.htm

The Tagalog Language by First Lieutenant W. E. W. MacKinlay T agalog is the most important of the many tongues and dialects of the Philippines on account of its being widely understood, and the most developed by contact with foreign idioms. Spoken by over ten million of an energetic race in the islands occupying the capital city of Manila, eight provinces surrounding the metropolis, and a number of outlying islands and districts beyond these limits, it is also generally understood by many far beyond its own territory, especially in seaport towns throughout the archipelago. The language seems to be divided into a northern and a southern dialect, the former being spoken in Bulacan, Bataan, Nueva Ecija, Rizal, and parts of Tarlac, and the latter occupying La Laguna, Batangas, Cavite, Tayabas, Marinduque, the coast of Mindoro and part of the Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur. Dialect differences though can only be distinguished by local mannerisms in pronunciation but very seldom in meaning. The Japanese language seems to have furnished no words to the Tagalog although many Japanese came to the Islands during the seventeenth century owing to the expulsion of Japanese converts to Catholicism, who found a refuge in Manila and the adjoining provinces, mainly in Pampanga. Notwithstanding a comparatively close contact with the Chinese for several centuries and certainly antedating the Spanish conquest by many hundred years, the Chinese element in Tagalog seems limited to a few commercial terms, some household implements, and a few miscellaneous words.

12. Tagalog 101: The Tagalog Language 5. Tagalog was the language of the Revolution and the Katipunan two incidentsin Philippine history that have left us a heritage we all can be proud of. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/3727/tagalog2.htm

Pilipino: The National Language a historical sketch O n November 12, 1937 , the First National Assembly approved a law creating a National Language Institute to make a study and survey of each of the existing native dialects, with a view to choosing one which was to be used as a basis for the national language of the Philippines. The then President Manuel L. Quezon appointed to compose the Institute, Jaime C. De Veyra, as chairman, representing Samar-Leyte-Visayan; Santiago A. Fonacier, representing the Ilocano regions; Filemon Sotto (Cebu-Visayan); Casimiro Perfecto (Bicol); Felix S. Sales Rodriguez (Panay-Visayan); Hadji Butu (the Muslims) and Cecilio Lopez (Tagalog), as members. After serious deliberation on the studies conducted, and in compliance with the conditions and procedures to be observed in the discharge of its duties, the Institute selected Tagalog to be the basis of the national language. Thus on December 31, 1937, President Quezon proclaimed the language based on Tagalog as the National Language of the Philippines. The reasons why Tagalog was so chosen were the following: 1. Tagalog is widely spoken and the most understood in all the regions of the Philippines;

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18. The Tagalog Language At Cornell - Department Of Asian Studies Department of Asian Studies tagalog language At Cornell, Cornell HomePage. The tagalog language At Cornell The Department of Asian http://lrc.cornell.edu/asian/courses/tagalog

Department of Asian Studies Tagalog Language At Cornell Language Information Courses Other Resources T'nalak (Bang Gala), photo by Neal Oshima Language Contact Person: Maria Theresa Savella Phone: 5-7524 Office: 188 Rockefeller Tagalog The Tagalog Language At Cornell The Department of Asian Studies offers Tagalog language instructions at various levels –beginning, intermediate, and advanced. The beginning courses involve thorough grounding in basic speaking and listening skills with an introduction to reading. The intermediate and advanced levels develop all four language skills – speaking, listening, reading and writing. Directed studies may also be arranged on a specialized basis to address particular student needs. Cornell Area Program Affiliation: Southeast Asia Program Last edited by mtsavella on Thu Feb 06 2003 at 11:47 AM.

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