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Filipino would probably be the most correct term as there various languages in the Philippines. I have family there, and its hard to tell them apart... Visayan, ilocano, Waray...Tagalog is only spoken in the region around Manila, although it's basically the same as Tagalog with a few differences.
Since I speak Tagalog, I figured I could throw that one in there without question. I don't speak Ilocano, Visayan, Zambal or any other of the 8 major languages and 100-some dialects of the Philippines. I can recognize some if heard, but only because I lived ther for 12 years.
Well, here in Houston just today I heard 3 foreign languages.
1. Espanol
2. Nigerian (I think...there are many dialects and I certainly don't know that.) 3. Altered form of English (I was passin' through rough side of 3rd ward.)
So far today I've heard Swahili, Cantonese again, Hindi, Tagalog again, Farsi, Arab and Spanish. And its only 930. And a lot of Ebonics. Dunno if that counts.
normal day:
spanish
english
portuguese
chinese
vietnemese
indian
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