The Philippine language is called Tagalog
Although I'm kinda trilingual if you exclude Tagalog, none of them is a Philippine language. Which is sad, because I live here in the Philippines.
I mean, which of them do you speak. I didn't mean to say list them down.
I know. But I like being specific, and multilingual doesn't specify how many I know.
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No, I only know Tagalog since we only lived in the Tagalog province, my parents and maternal grandparents were also pure Tagalogs. My paternal grandmother did not teach us her language, Chinese, though I learned from her some Chinese cuss words since I’ve always heard it when we come to visit her.
Visayan or Waray or Kapampangan or Batangueño or Ilonggo or Ilocano
I know of two others besides Tagalog; Visayan and Ilokano (also spelled Ilocano).
I wouldn’t exclude Tagalog, so you can say "kinda multilingual". Not too many people in the world can say that.
Aside from Tagalog, I do also know Ilonggo (the dialect of my parents). Then there’s also Kapampangan.
Means 3 Filipino dialects.
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I am trilingual aside from Tagalog and speaks four other Philippine dialects fluently including Tagalog.
Dialects that I know are only Tagalog and Ilocano
Languages that I know are Filipino, English and a lit-bit of Japanese
I speak Cebuano and Tagalog only and English . I dont really speak other languages than the three .