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| Section | Example | |---------|---------| | Vowels | A, E, I, O, U with pictures (aso, ibon, etc.) | | Syllables | ma, me, mi, mo, mu — sa, se, si, so, su | | 2-letter words | ma-ma, ba-ha, ta-ta | | 3-letter words | ba-ka, sa-la, ga-bay | | Simple sentences | Si Bela ay may bola. |

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This is the hardest consonant for non-native speakers and young children. Practice by singing the end of the English word "sing" (remove the "si"). In your PDF, spend a full week on the "Ng" family ( Nga, Nge, Ngi, Ngo, Ngu ) before moving on. | Section | Example | |---------|---------| | Vowels

By 1987, the Department of Education implemented a new orthography that expanded the alphabet to 28 letters, reintroducing c, f, j, ñ, q, v, x, and z . To many purists, this was a dilution of Santos’ vision; to modernists, it was a necessary expansion. Yet, even in this defeat, the Abakada succeeded. Its core philosophy—that the Filipino language is capable of intellectualization—remained intact. The expansion was not a return to colonialism, but a declaration of confidence: the Filipino language was strong enough to absorb foreign sounds without breaking. In your PDF, spend a full week on