Tagalog — Gesprochen in Philippinen; Region: Zentral und Südluzon Sprecher 22 Millionen (Erstsprachler) 50 Millionen (Zweitsprachler) Linguistische Klassifikation Austronesisch Malayo polynesisch … Deutsch Wikipedia
TAGALOG — Appelée aussi Tagal, cette unité ethnique constitue le premier groupe linguistique et culturel (17 millions d’individus en 1990) de la république des Philippines, avant les Cebuano. Le tagalog, langue austronésienne (malayo polynésienne), est… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Tagalog — can mean:* The Tagalog language, the most widely spoken of the Philippine languages. * The Tagalog people, the second largest Filipino ethnic group. * The Tagalog script, the ancient writing system of the Tagalog people … Wikipedia
Tagalog — (n.) people living near Manila in the Philippines, also their language, 1704, from Tagalog taga native to + ilog river … Etymology dictionary
Tagalog — [tä gä′lōg΄] n. [< ? ] 1. pl. Tagalogs or Tagalog a member of the ethnic group that is indigenous to Manila and the surrounding region in the Philippines 2. the Western Austronesian language of this ethnic group, an official language of the… … English World dictionary
tagalog — tagàlog m DEFINICIJA lingv. austronezijski jezik, službeni jezik Filipina; pilipino … Hrvatski jezični portal
Tagalog — Pour le peuple du même nom, voir Tagalog (ethnie). Tagalog Parlée aux Philippines, États Unis Nombre de locuteurs 22 millions comme première langue, plus de 65 millions comme seconde langue … Wikipédia en Français
Tagalog — /tah gah lawg, teuh /, n., pl. Tagalogs, (esp. collectively) Tagalog for 1. 1. a member of a Malayan people native to Luzon, in the Philippines. 2. the principal language of the Philippines, an Indonesian language of the Austronesian family. * *… … Universalium
Tagalog — Тагальский язык Самоназвание: Tagalog [tɐˈga:log] Страны: Филиппины Регионы: Лусон Официальный статус: Филиппины Регул … Википедия
Tagalog — noun (plural Tagalog or Tagalogs) Etymology: Tagalog Date: 1808 1. a member of a people of central Luzon 2. an Austronesian language of the Tagalog people compare Pilipino … New Collegiate Dictionary