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what are the 8 major languages in philippines
tagalog
ilocano
pangasinan
pampango
bicol
cebuano
hiligaynon
waray-samarnon
what are the other languages that are accepted and recognize in the philippines by the department of education
aklanon
chavacano
ibanag
ivatan
kapampangan
kinaray-a
maguindanao
maranao
sambal
surigaonon
tausug
yakan
filipinos were forced to speak the colonizers languages and as time passed it was changed and it became the philippines official language
tagalog
it is the language that most filipinos speak in northern luzon and it speakers constitute the third largest language community of the philippines
ilocano
it is the primary and predominant philippines native language of the entire province of pangasinan northern tarlac northern part of luzon central plains geographic region most of whom belong to the pangasinan ethnic group
pangasinan
the primary and predominant language of the entire pampanga province southern tarlac north eastern bataan bulacan nueva ecija and zambales that border pampanga
pampango
it is also often referred as ilonggo which is spoken mainly in western visayas in iloilo capiz guimaras and negros occidental and soccsksargen it is the second most widely spoken language in the visayas
hiligaynon
it is one of the most widely spoken philippines local languages you can hear it in the provinces of cebu bohol siquijor negros oriental northeastern negros occidental southern masbate many parts of leyte biliran parts of samar and large parts of mindanao
cebuano
the native language of the waray people and the second language of the abaknon people of couple northern samar and some cebuano speaking peoples of eastern and southern parts of leyte
waray samarnon