Parlons tagalog

Parlons tagalog

by Marina Pottier

Part of Collection Parlons

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Le tagalog, ainsi que 125 autres langues et dialectes des Philippines, appartiennent à la grande famille des langues malayo-polynésiennes. Contrairement au malais-indonésien qui a été simplifié par suite de son rôle de langue véhiculaire, le talog a su conserver une grammaire originale. Choisi comme base de la langue nationale (pilipino) en 1959, on enrichit le tagalog par des emprunts provenant du chinois, de l'anglais, de l'espagnol et d'autres langues et dialectes philippins.

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