Native Tagalog words are generally pronounced as they are spelled, but long vowels are not represented in spelling and are indicated by underlines or //.… Read More »Unlocking the Secrets of Tagalog Pronunciation
Diphthongs are a combination of two vowel sounds and are formed by a quick glide from one vowel sound to another. Tagalog diphthongs, such as… Read More »Unveiling the Melodic Sounds of Tagalog Diphthongs
The English alphabet includes all the letters found in the Tagalog alphabet. Tagalog has two unique letters, ‘ng’ and ‘ñ’, that are not found in… Read More »Unlocking Tagalog: Unique Letters and Pronunciation Marks
Tagalog borrows consonants from both Spanish and English, which contribute to the enrichment of its vocabulary. The Tagalog alphabet consists of 28 letters, including unique… Read More »Tagalog’s Rich Vocabulary Enriched by Loan Words
Tagalog consonants like /k/, /p/, and /t/ are not aspirated. The /ng/ sound can be found at the beginning of a word. Grasping these nuances… Read More »Master Tagalog Consonants Like a Pro
Native Tagalog words contain a total of 5 vowels. Tagalog vowels are pronounced differently from English vowels. Tagalog vowels can be short or long. Long… Read More »Discover the Richness of Tagalog Vowel Sounds
Meron and Wala are essential words in Tagalog for expressing existence and possession. Understanding these words is crucial for grasping the core concepts of existence… Read More »Mastering Tagalog: Understanding Existence and Possession
From noun and verb morphology to affixation and reduplication, you’ll uncover the building blocks of this rich and expressive language. So, grab a seat and… Read More »Morphological Features of Filipino Language
Ang pagpapantig, o syllabification, sa Filipino ay mahalagang aspeto ng wika na tumutulong sa tamang bigkas at intindihan ng mga salita. Sa artikulong ito, tuklasin… Read More »Pagpapantig sa Wikang Filipino
Ang Filipino, isang mayamang wika na puno ng kakaibang katangian, ay may natatanging sistema ng ‘diin’ o stress sa mga salita. Ang diin ay mahalaga… Read More »Diin (Stress) in the Filipino Grammar