Filipino Language Grade 5 Curriculum
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This study set covers key aspects of the Filipino language appropriate for a fifth-grade level. Topics may include basic grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure.
A major language in the Philippines, based on Tagalog and used as an official language along with English.
A major language in the Philippines, the basis for Filipino.
A major language spoken in the Philippines.
A major language spoken in the Philippines.
A major language spoken in the Philippines.
A major language spoken in the Philippines.
A major language spoken in the Philippines.
The Filipino alphabet: A, B, K, D, E, G, H, I, L, M, N, Ñ, Ng, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, W, Y
Filipino for "Hello".
Filipino for "Goodbye".
Filipino for "Thank you".
Filipino for "Yes".
Filipino for "No".
Filipino for "Please".
Filipino for "Please".
Filipino for "Excuse me" (more formal).
Filipino for "I".
Filipino for "You" (singular).
Filipino for "You" (plural).
Filipino for "He/She/It".
Filipino for "We".
Filipino for "They".
Filipino for "this".
Filipino for "that" (near).
Filipino for "that" (far).
Filipino for "one".
Filipino for "two".
Filipino for "three".
Filipino for "four".
Filipino for "five".
Filipino for "house".
Filipino for "tree".
Filipino for "sun".
Filipino for "moon".
Filipino for "star".
Filipino for "Good morning".
Filipino for "Good afternoon".
Filipino for "Good evening".
Respectful suffix added to words or phrases in Filipino.
Respectful "yes" in Filipino.
Respectful suffix added to words or phrases in Filipino, used in some regions.