classical tagalog

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Proper noun

1. The [[pre-modern]] stage of the [[Tagalog]] language written primarily in the [[Latin script]] during the {{w|History of the Philippines (1565–1898)|Spanish colonial period}} heavily influenced by [[Spanish]], [[Hokkien]] [[Chinese]] (Early Manila Hokkien), and [[Japanese]] elements, which later developed into [[Tagalog|Modern Tagalog]], also known as [[Filipino]], following linguistic reforms in the early 20th century.

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