English to Filipino Translation
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All 198 language pairsAbout English and Filipino
English is a Germanic language (Indo-European family), spoken in countries around the world; in India it is used alongside Hindi for the official work of the Union government, in courts and in higher education. It is written in the Latin alphabet: an alphabet in which vowels and consonants are separate letters.
Filipino is an Austronesian language, spoken in the Philippines, where it is the national language. It is written in the Latin alphabet: an alphabet in which vowels and consonants are separate letters.
How English and Filipino compare
- English and Filipino are both written in the Latin alphabet, so names and shared words look the same in the Filipino translation.
- English and Filipino come from different language families (Germanic and Austronesian), so most words have no shared root.
- English usually puts words in the order subject–verb–object; Filipino uses verb–subject–object, with the verb first, so sentences are reordered in translation.
| English | Filipino | |
|---|---|---|
| Script | Latin alphabet | Latin alphabet |
| Letters | A B C D E F G H | A B C D E F G H |
| Hello | Hello | Kumusta |
| Thank you | Thank you | Salamat |
| Written | Left to right | Left to right |
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Where is my text sent?
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Do English and Filipino use the same script?
Yes. Both are written in the Latin alphabet, so the translation keeps the same letters.
How do I type in Filipino?
Add the Filipino keyboard in your computer or phone settings (Windows: Settings › Time & language › Language; Android and iPhone: keyboard settings), then switch to it while typing.