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Hi! I am a Filipino, and I would like to clarify that Tagalog is under Filipino, the Philippines' national language. Moreover, Tagalog is the main foundation for the national language Filipino. Thus, the Philippines' national language is Filipino.
Thanks! Also, I'm open for any concerns or criticism 
Sorry, I don't really get what you mean.
Please note that we're germans and the translations are made by our community.
If there's anything wrong with languages please try to describe the "language situation" in detail so we're able to understand what the problem is.
So far I can see that we have both
Filipino: https://aternos.org/language/fil/
and
Tagalog: https://aternos.org/language/tl/
Display MoreSorry, I don't really get what you mean.
Please note that we're germans and the translations are made by our community.
If there's anything wrong with languages please try to describe the "language situation" in detail so we're able to understand what the problem is.
So far I can see that we have both
Filipino: https://aternos.org/language/fil/
and
Tagalog: https://aternos.org/language/tl/
"Tagalog" was used in the 18th century
"Filipino" is used in present time
Not the same language.
So is tagalog still in use or "deprecated"?
Is it maybe used just in some regions of the Philippines?
So is tagalog still in use or "deprecated"?
Is it maybe used just in some regions of the Philippines?
Tagalog is no longer in use in modern society.
More archaic societies such as Bisaya heavily uses Tagalog as a base for their language.
Tagalog is no longer in use in modern society.
More archaic societies such as Bisaya heavily uses Tagalog as a base for their language.
Do you really know this because you live there or did you just try to google it?
Do you really know this because you live there or did you just try to google it?
I lived there as an exchange student. I have 4 years of knowledge about Philippine history, and other Asian history.
We'll discuss in the team.
We decided to keep it for now.
