The Philippine language is called Tagalog
if not, what is the differences and when does Pilipino became a national language in Philippines if so
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Yes, they are the same.
The Filipino language was based on a dialect called Tagalog and for a time, the Philippines’ national language was called Pilipino. One day, the government officials decided to change it to ‘Filipino’ because for them, it meant that the Philippine national language was open to any changes.