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• Eskayan language (links | edit)
• Kamigin language (links | edit)
• Sambalic languages (links | edit)
• Botolan language (links | edit)
• Ambala language (links | edit)
• Indi language (links | edit)
• Sambal language (links | edit)
• Antsi language (links | edit)
• Abellen language (links | edit)
• Mariveleño language (links | edit)
• Sangir language (links | edit)
• Gorontalo language (links | edit)
• Bolango language (links | edit)
• Butuanon language (links | edit)
• Ibaloi language (links | edit)
• Gaddang language (links | edit)
• Itawis language (links | edit)
• Pandan Bikol language (links | edit)
• Rinconada Bikol language (links | edit)
• Filipino Sign Language (links | edit)
• Philippine Spanish (links | edit)
• Bislish (links | edit)
• Tuwali language (links | edit)
• Meso-Cordilleran languages (links | edit)
• Central Luzon languages (links | edit)
• Southern Mindoro languages (links | edit)
• Kalamian languages (links | edit)
• Northern Mindoro languages (links | edit)
• Mansakan languages (links | edit)
• Subanen languages (links | edit)
• Danao languages (links | edit)
• Manobo languages (links | edit)
• South Mindanao languages (links | edit)
• Sama–Bajaw languages (links | edit)
• Mindanao languages (links | edit)
• Gorontalo–Mongondow languages (links | edit)
• Sangiric languages (links | edit)
• Minahasan languages (links | edit)
• Palawanic languages (links | edit)
• Gaʼdang language (links | edit)
• Hatang Kayi language (links | edit)
• Greater Central Philippine languages (links | edit)
• Abaknon language (links | edit)
• Bugkalot language (links | edit)
• Mamanwa language (links | edit)
• Buol language (links | edit)
• Mandarin Chinese in the Philippines (links | edit)
• Tombulu language (links | edit)
• Tontemboan language (links | edit)
• Yakan language (links | edit)