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    PAGPAPANGKAT PANGKAT NG MGA WIKA SA PILIPINAS

    (Ayon kina David, Thomas & Alan Healey ng SIL, ‘Anthropological Linguistics, Vo. 4, No. 9)

    Ivatan
    Ilongot
    Baler Dumagat

    200 B.C. Inibaloi


    NORTHERN Ifugao, Kankanai, Bontoc
    PHIL 1100 PHILIPPINE Kalinga, Ilocano, Tinggian
    SUPER B.C FAMILY Isneg, Ibanag, Atta, Gaddang, Agta
    STOCK

    700 B.C. Pangasinan


    PHILIPPINE
    STOCK
    Sambal
    Tagalog, Pampangan
    Bicol

    Cebuano, Butuanon, Surigao


    Kalagan, Mansaka
    100 B.C.
    SOUTHERN
    PHILIPPINE
    FAMILY
    Batak
    Cuyunon
    Maranao,Maguindanao
    Binukid, Dibabaon, Western
    Bukidnon, Manobo, Southern
    Cotabato, Manobo
    Subanon
    SOUTHERN
    1300 B.C. MINDANAO Tagabili, B’laan
    FAMILY
    Rade, Jorai, Chru, Cham

    MALAY CHAMIC FAMILY


    STOCK
    Malay

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