Pronunciation of Philippine Names

The vowel sounds in the following pronunciations are those used in Webster’s dictionary.

Adasen, a-dä′sen Aguio, a′ge-o Alan, ä′län Alokotan, ä-lō-kō-tän′ Aponibalagen, apō-nē-bä-lä-gĕn′ Aponibolinayen, apō-nē-bō-lĕ-nä′yen Aponitolau, apo-ne-tō′lou Bagbagak, bäg-bä-gäk′ Bagobo, ba-gō′bō Balatama, bä-lä-tä′ma Bangan, bän′gän Bantugan, bän-too′gan Benito, be-nē′tō Bilaan, be-lä′an Bita, bē′ta Bontoc, bon′tok Bukidnon, boo-kid′nōn Bulanawan, boo-lă-nä′wan Caalang, kä-ä′läng Cabildo, kä-bĭl′dō Cibolan, ci-bō′lan Dalonagan, da-lō-nā′gan Danepan, dä-nē-pan′ Dapilisan, da-pē-lē′san Dayapan, dī-a-pan Dinawagen, dē-nä-wä′gen Dodedog, dōg-e-dōg Domayco, dō-mī′kō Dumalawi, doo-mä-lä-wē′ Epogow, ē-pō-gou′ Gawigawen, gä-wē-gä′wen Gaygayoma, gī-gī-ō′ma Gotgotapa, gōt-gō-ta′pa Igorot, ĭg-ō-rōt′ Ilocano, ĭl-ō-kä′nō Ilocos Norte, il-o′kos no′rte Indarapatra, in-dä-rä-pä′tra Ini-init, ē-nĭ-ē′nĭt Kabigat, ka-be-gat′ Kaboniyan, kä-bō-nē-yan′ Kadaklan, ka-dak-lan′ Kadalayapan, kä-dä-lä-yä′pan Kadayadawan, kä-dä-yä-dä′wan Kanag, kä′näg Komow, ko′mou Kurita, ku-rē′ta Langgona, läng-gō′na Ligi, lē′gē Limokon, lē-mō′kōn Lumabet, loo-mä′bet Lumawig, loo-mä′wig Magbangal, mäg-bäng′al Magindanau, mä-gĭn-dä′nou Magosang, ma-gō′sang Magsawi, mäg-sä-wē′ Magsingal, mäg′sĭn-gäl Manama, män-ä′ma Mandaya, män-dī′ya Mansumandig, män-su-män-dig Mayinit, mī-ĭ′nĭt Mayo, mī′yo Mindanao, min-da-nou′ Nalpangan, nal-pan-gan′ Pilar, pē′lär′ Samoki, să-mō′ki Sayen, sä-yen′ Siagon, së-ä′gon Silit, sē′lēt Sinag, sē′nag Sogsogot, sōg-sō-got′ Subanun, soo-bä′nun Sulayman, soo-lī′man Tagalog, ta-ga′log Tarabusaw, ta-ra-boo′sou Tikgi, tĭk′ge Timaco, tĭ-mä′kō Tinguian, tĭng-gĭ-an′ Toglai, tōg-lä′ē Toglibon, tōg-lē′bōn Visayan, vi-sī′yan