These languages have their own distinct set of words, grammatical rules, and manner of usage. They aren’t just the regional variety of Filipino, they’re a language of their own.

Yes, life in the Philippines is different from centuries earlier, and it has become more modern. However, being a Filipino is still something to be proud of.

LINGAYEN, Pangasinan—How far has Filipino evolved into a national language that is based on the country’s regional languages? This question becomes July 10, 2022 ...

Tagalog is one of the country's major languages, while Filipino is the official language of the Philippines; however, they are often used interchangeably, with the two considered to be the same thing.

“Different Filipino languages provide connections to our cultural heritage and enables us to have a deeper understanding about our identity and historical roots.

Learning the native language is a bridge to one’s identity. Ms Loyola shares parents can support their children’s bilingual development through play. 'Usapang Parental' is SBS Filipino's ...