ALPABETONG FILIPINO AT ANG MGA TUNOG NITO (Filipino Alphabet and Its Sounds) 

What is the primary distinction between Filipino and Tagalog?

Tagalog is a standardized language for national use, while Filipino is a regional dialect.

Filipino is a standardized language for national communication, whereas Tagalog is a specific language spoken in certain regions of the Philippines.

Filipino and Tagalog are the same and used interchangeably.

Tagalog is used only in written form, while Filipino is used only in spoken form.

 How many letters are there in the Filipino alphabet?

Which of the following letters is NOT part of the Filipino alphabet used for local Filipino words?

What is the status of the digraph "Ng" in the Filipino alphabet?

It represents a single sound and is treated as a single letter in the Filipino alphabet.

It is a combination of letters used only in borrowed words.

It is used exclusively in written Filipino but not in spoken language.

Which of the following letters is used in Filipino for names and borrowed words but not commonly for local Filipino words?

How many vowels are there in the Filipino Alphabet? 

How many consonants are there in the Filipino Alphabet? 

How is the letter "Ng" pronounced in Filipino when it appears in words?

How is the letter "Ñ" pronounced in Filipino when it appears in words? 

pronounced as a combination of the letters "n" and "y" in canyon 

The Filipino alphabet is largely phonetic. What does this mean?

Words are pronounced differently from how they are spelled.

Each letter typically represents a single sound, and words are generally pronounced as they are spelled.

Only vowels are pronounced according to their spelling.

Pronunciation rules are inconsistent and vary by region.