Tagalog
Tagalog is spoken in the Philippines by about 22 million people, it is known as Filipino internationally and is the official language of the Philippines. Tagalog comes under Austronesian languages. Tagalog is derived from Taga-Ilog, Taga usually means Native of and Ilog means river. Thus it means river dweller. The language uses fragments from Sanskrit, Malay and Javanese. The early archaeological evidence of the use of Tagalog is the Laguna Copperplate Inscription.
Tagalog is spoken by Filipinos in the Philippines and Filipinos abroad (either native speakers of Tagalog or non-native speakers who studied Tagalog in the Philippines or elsewhere). It has loanwords from Malay, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, English, and other languages. People might find pronunciation difficult in Tagalog, but there might be some words which are loanwords from other countries, as I have indicated, it had loanwords from other languages which makes it easier to study mostly for Malays and Spanish.
Mgá Aralín (Lessons)
Saligang Tagalog (Basic Tagalog)
- Mga Alpabeto — The alphabets
- Mga Pambati — Greetings, Kamusta?, Telling your name
- Itó, Iyán and Iyón — This, That, That/Over there
- Mga Bilang/Numero — Numbers
Balarilà - Grammar
- w:Tagalog grammar
- Mgá Pang-urì (Adjectives)
- Mgá Pang-abay (Adverbs)
- Ang Panahunan (Conjugation)
- Mgá Pangatníg (Conjunctions)
- Mgá Pang-angkóp (Ligatures)
- Mgá Pangngalan at Pangmarká (Nouns and Markers)
- Mgá Panlapì: Mgá Unlapì, Gìtlapì, Hulapì, át Kabilàan (Affixes: Prefixes, Middle Affixes, Suffixes and Side-to-Side Affixes)
- Mgá Pang-ukol (Prepositions)
- Mgá Panghalíp (Pronouns)
- Mgá Panakláw (Quantification Words)
- Mgá Pananóng (Question Words)
- Mgá Pandiwa (Verbs)
Pánitikán - Literature
Major literary works
- Ibong Adarna
- Florante at Laura
- Works of José Rizal
- Noli Me Tangere
- El Filibusterismo
Contemporary Literature
Cultural works
- Mgá Alamát (Legends)
- Mgá Maiiklíng Kuwento (Short Stories)
- Ang Pinagmulán ng Lahì
- Karunungan: Tangláw ng Kalayaan
- Nagíng Sultán si Pilandók
- Mgá Tugmâ (Rhymes)
- Bahay Kubò
- Lerón-Lerón Sintá
- Mgá Tulâ (Poems)
Mgá Dahong Dagdág (Appendices)
 |
For a list of words relating to this topic, see the Tagalog language category of words in Wiktionary, the free dictionary |
| Tagalog Extra Tagalog |
|---|
|
Appendix A: Mgá Salitáng Binaligtád (Reversed Words) • Appendix B: Mgá Pangalan ng mgá Bansâ (Country Names) • Appendix C: Mgá Salitáng-balbál (Slang) • Appendix D: Mgá Salawikaín (Proverbs) • Appendix E: Common phrases • Phrasebook • Dictionary • |
Silipin din (See also)
 |
Wikisource has original text related to this book: |
Wikipedia links
External links
- Komisyón sa Wikang Filipino (Commission on the Filipino Language)
- Sentro ng Wikang Filipino (Center for the Filipino Language) at UP Diliman
Tungkól sa Aklát na Itó (About This Book)
| II | This is a Category II Language. |
- Mgá May-akdá ng Wikibook na Tagalog (Authors of the Tagalog Wikibook)
- Kasaysayan ng Wikibook na Tagalog (History of the Tagalog Wikibook)
Mag-ambág! (Contribute!)
Please remember that this is a wiki textbook. Feel free to edit it, update it, correct it, and do anything to boost its capabilities to teach those who read this textbook, and/or otherwise increase its teaching potential.
For more information on what a wiki is, visit the Wikipedia page on the wiki.
