R oselie Isturis taught me everything I needed to know, including how to speak Tagalog. But as I grew older, she stopped teaching me Tagalog. Now, I worry that I am losing my language.

THE national language of the Philippines is Filipino, according to the 1987 Constitution. When one hears Filipino being spoken, however, it sounds almost exactly like Tagalog. In fact, one may ...

According to the 2021 Census conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), out of the 310,000 Filipino migrants in Australia, 40.4% stated they speak Tagalog at home, while only 28.2% ...

In 2016, about 99,000 people in Alberta had Filipino or Tagalog as their first language. That number increased to nearly 108,400 in 2021.