Tagalog/Table of Contents

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[edit] Panimulâ (Introduction)

Welcome to this Wikibook on the Tagalog language, the most widely-used of all the languages of the Philippines. Tagalog is the foundation of Filipino, the Philippine national language. If you would like to know more about Tagalog or about this Wikibook, please read the following pages listed below:

[edit] Mgá Aralín (Lessons)

Mgá Aralín (Lessons): 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 - 13 - 14 - Table of Contents

[edit] Saligang Tagalog (Basic Tagalog)

The following lessons teach the very basics of Tagalog:

  1. Ang Alpabeto (The Alphabet)
  2. Mgá Pagbatì (Greetings)
  3. Itó, Iyán at Iyón (This and That)
  4. Mgá Bilang (Numbers)
  5. Mgá Simpleng Pangungusap (Simple Sentences)

[edit] Tagalog para sa mgá Baguhán (Tagalog for Beginners)

This next set of lessons teach a higher, but still basic, form of Tagalog, based on what was learned earlier.

  1. Ang Pamilya (The Family)
  2. Mgá Kulay (Colors)
  3. Mgá Hayop (Animals)
  4. Mgá Lugár (Places)
  5. Pamahalaán (Government)
  6. Petsa at Oras (Date and Time)
  7. Ang Kudlít (The Apostrophe)
  8. Mgá Markáng Tuldík (Accent Marks)
  9. Dagdág Pang Mgá Pangungusap (More Sentences)

[edit] Balarilà (Grammar)

[edit] Pánitikán (Literature)

[edit] Major literary works

[edit] Cultural works

[edit] Mgá Dahong Dagdág (Appendices)

[edit] Silipin Din (See Also)

[edit] Wikipedia links

[edit] External links

[edit] Tungkól sa Aklát na Itó (About This Book)

[edit] Mag-ambág! (Contribute!)

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