Filipinolanguage

Filipinolanguage is a term occasionally used to refer to a hypothetical or constructed language designed to model the Filipino language family. It is not an officially recognized language, and there is no single standard form. In practice, the term appears mainly in fictional contexts, linguistic thought experiments, or discussions about national language planning, where creators may build a full grammar, lexicon, and writing system for a language based on Filipino (Tagalog) as a foundation and drawing on other Philippine languages.

The name blends "Filipino" with "language." The term is sometimes used interchangeably with "Filipino" in casual writing, but it should not be equated with the actual Filipino language. Because no standard form exists, features such as phonology, morphology, syntax, and lexicon are defined by individual creators and can vary widely.

When constructed, Filipinolanguage commonly uses the Latin alphabet with Filipino orthography, though others may invent writing systems. Phonology and grammar would depend on the creator, but in general such a language would reflect Philippine language features and may integrate vocabulary from Filipino and regional languages or coined terms.

The term is mostly found within speculative fiction, worldbuilding, or academic discussions about language planning; it has no official status and limited mainstream recognition. Readers should distinguish it from the official Filipino language.