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         Tagalog Language:     more books (100)
  1. Talatinigang panlukbutan: Pocket dictionary, Tagalog-English, English-Tagalog, by Clodualdo Del Mundo, 1948
  2. The subject in Tagalog: Still none of the above (UCLA occasional papers in linguistics) by Paul Schachter, 1993
  3. Handbook of everyday Tagalog with English-Tagalog vocabulary by Sulpicio Guevara, 1945
  4. Tagalog for public health professionals (Southeast Asia paper) by Teresita V Ramos, 1985
  5. The IPC guide to Tagalog, Ilocano; Ibanag by Teodoro A Llamzon, 1968
  6. Overdruk uit de bijdragen tot de taal-, land en volkenkunde by Cecilio Lopez, 1949
  7. Three articles on Tagalog by Cecilio Lopez, 1980
  8. Linguistic questionnaire for Philippine languages by Shigeru Tsuchida, 1968
  9. A re-statement of Tagalog grammar: Appended with Jose Rizal's Nueva ortografia del lenguaje Tagalog by Elmer P Wolfenden, 1961
  10. Beginning Pilipino: (Pilipino for non-Tagalog speakers) by Rachel Ligaya San Miguel, 1975
  11. Learning to speak Filipino for foreigners and non-tagalogs by Teresita Suarez-Buensuceso, 1982
  12. Everyday Tagalog: With 21 introductory lessons in Tagalog grammar (Balarila) and a little dictionary : conversations, vocabulary exercises, letters and readings by Rufino Alejandro, 1986
  13. The national language in the new Constitution, by Apolinar B Parale, 1971
  14. The role of the Filipino language in the development of our national culture (Philippine life) by B Zamora, 1958

121. Tagalog Software Titles At Logoi.com
tagalog is one of the languages spoken on the Philippine Islands and is the main ingredient of Filipino (Pilipino) which, beside English, is the national
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Language Learning: Tagalog (CD-ROM)
Language Learning
Series: Tagalog Tagalog is one of the languages spoken on the Philippine Islands and is the main ingredient of Filipino (Pilipino) which, beside English, is the national language of the country. It is the member of the Austronesian language family but due to the 300 years of Spanish rule, it had been strongly influenced by Spanish. It is the second most commonly spoken Asian language in the United States. With this product, you will not just learn to speak Tagalog, but you will also learn the necessary skills to be on your way to fluency. The system is made up of two programs on two software titles: Beginners and Everyday Tagalog. The first software title was designed to aid the beginners in learning the language fundamentals, focusing on sounds, tones, phonics, the alphabet and basic vocabulary used in everyday conversations. It builds your knowledge of the fundamentals through lessons that gradually increase in difficulty. Before you know it, you will be able to speak Tagalog. The Everyday title, the second part of the series, is intended to provide you with maximum exposure to the language. It helps you learn and increase your working vocabulary by presenting it in a wide range of situations. Unlike in the Beginners title, you are encouraged to select the lessons that best suit your needs. Learning to speak and read with this software package is as simple as pointing, clicking, and listening.

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