Talking Filipino, A Traveler’s Cheat Sheet #infographic

On your Tagalog and Cebuano, you might want to brush up. In the Philippines, there is no universal language — but the basics of these two will get you far. Tagalog is spoken mainly in northern Luzon, whereas Cebuano is spoken mainly in Cebuano. In this infographic, Home Away broke down the basics.

infographic by: homeaway.com.ph