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Using the Web as a Phonological Corpus: a case study from Tagalog: on-going project that uses a web-derived text corpus to study the phonology of. Tagalog, a language for which large cor- pora are not otherwise available.; www.linguistics.ucla.edu

A TWO-LEVEL ENGINE FOR TAGALOG MORPHOLOGY AND: Tagalog has been phonologically and lexically influenced by languages such as.; contentdm.lib.byu.edu

Tagalog - Center for Applied Linguistics: www.cal.org

Morphological Assimilation of Borrowings in Tagalog: Jan 20, 2006 'phonological citations' are unassimilated borrowings used in the recipient language in their original form.; www.sil.org

The Spanish-American Lexicons in Filipino: phonological, lexical, semantic and morphological, in order to find scientific answers to Our Filipino language borrowed terms from these languages.; www.paclas.org.ph

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Tagalog phonology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: This article deals with current phonology and phonetics as well as with historical developments of the phonology of the Tagalog language, including variants.; en.wikipedia.org

Filipino language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Phonology. Further information: Tagalog phonology. [edit.; en.wikipedia.org

Tagalog language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

Language, Volume 83, 2007 - Table of Contents: muse.jhu.edu

Tagalog phonology: glottal stop and stress « felipeaira: 14 Okt 2008 Home » Post Item » Tagalog phonology: glottal stop and stress. "Thou shalt love thy language as thyself." — Felipe Aira.; felipeaira.i.ph

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