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What is the languages of Indians that were adapted by the languages of Filipino?
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β 12y ago
None. Filipinos don't speak Indo-Aryan language. However, ancient kingdoms that comprised of what is now the Philippines were Hindu and Buddhist empires. So there's some cognates between Hindi and Filipino, but they are distant cognates. That have been very altered in the Filipino language. I do not know where you got the idea that Filipinos speak Indo-Aryan languages. Filipinos speak Austronesian languages, not Indo-Aryan languages.
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β 12y ago
The languages of Indians that were adapted by the languages of Filipinos mainly include Sanskrit, Tamil, and Hindi. These languages have had significant influence on Philippine languages, particularly in terms of loanwords, phonetics, and grammatical structures. Sanskrit, in particular, has contributed to the vocabulary of Filipino languages, especially in fields such as religion, philosophy, and literature.
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