Cebuano
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 Cebuano pages
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| Introduction · Sounds and Writing · Numbers · Pronouns · Verbs · Lexicon |
| Austronesian Languages | |
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| Bornean |  Malagasy
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| Central Pacific |  Fijian ·  Rotuman
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| Independent CE Malayo-Polynesian |  Chamorro ·  Palauan
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| Malayo-Sumbawan |  Balinese ·  Indonesian ·  Javanese ·  Madurese ·  Malay ·  Sundanese
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| Micronesian |  Gilbertese ·  Marshallese ·  Nauruan
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| Polynesian |  Hawaiian ·  Māori ·  Niuean ·  Rapa Nui ·  Samoan ·  Tahitian ·  Tokelauan ·  Tongan ·  Tuvaluan
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| Philippine | Cebuano ·  Ilokano ·  Tagalog
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| Timor-Babar |  Tetum
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An Introduction to the Language
Cebuano, also known as Bisaya, is the second most popular Filipino dialect in number of speakers (first is Tagalog).
Family
Austronesian
- Malayo-Polynesian
- Philippine
- Greater Central Philippine
- Central Philippine
- Visayan
- Cebuano
- Visayan
- Central Philippine
- Greater Central Philippine
- Philippine
Spoken in
Tagalog is spoken mainly in the Philippines, specifically the Visayas region, yet also has smaller populations in various other countries around the world.
