Baybayin at 100 ways of using Malong

September 2019

Baybayin is one of the Philippines' old, traditional, and systematic ways of writing primarily used by the Tagalog region in the Philippines. At the Avebury House's 'A Taste of Culture' in celebration of the Adult Learning Week, Supling Filipino playgroup facilitator, Jo McKenzie is showing guests on how to write their names using Baybayin.

Creator: Supling Filipino Playgroup Avebury House

Area: North East / Richmond

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Baybayin at 100 ways of using Malong

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