Tagalog Alphabet
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ᜀTagalog Letter A
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ᜁTagalog Letter I
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ᜂTagalog Letter U
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ᜃTagalog Letter Ka
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ᜄTagalog Letter Ga
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ᜅTagalog Letter Nga
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ᜆTagalog Letter Ta
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ᜇTagalog Letter Da
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ᜈTagalog Letter Na
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ᜉTagalog Letter Pa
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ᜊTagalog Letter Ba
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ᜋTagalog Letter Ma
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ᜌTagalog Letter Ya
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ᜍTagalog Letter Ra
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ᜎTagalog Letter La
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ᜏTagalog Letter Wa
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ᜐTagalog Letter Sa
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ᜑTagalog Letter Ha
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ᜒTagalog Vowel Sign I
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ᜓTagalog Vowel Sign U
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᜔Tagalog Sign Virama
Description
Tagalog was widespread in the Philippines. It is a;so know as Baybayin or Alibata. The term “baybayín” means “to write” or “to spell (syllabize)” in Tagalog. Before Spanish came to the Philippines, it had been the main writing system. It is considered as belonging to the family of The Brahmic scripts 11000–1104D . The arrived Christians had been using it at first until XIX century when the latin-based writing system was created to displace old Tagalog alphabet.
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A
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B
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C
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D
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E
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F
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G
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H
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I
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J
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K
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L
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M
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N
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O
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P
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R
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S
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T
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U
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V
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Y