The Filipino language is the national language of the Philippines and is based on Tagalog, one of the country's many native languages. It serves as a unifying medium of communication among the diverse linguistic groups in the archipelago. Filipino incorporates vocabulary from various languages, including Spanish, English, and Chinese, reflecting the country's rich history and cultural influences. Filipino is written using the Latin alphabet and is taught in schools across the nation. It is used in government, media, and education, promoting national identity and cultural heritage. The language continues to evolve, adapting to modern influences while preserving its roots.