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Tagalog

JasonAller — 2006-07-11 19:43:17

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- [wiki:WikiPedia:Tagalog_language Tagalog] is one of the major languages spoken in the [wiki:WikiPedia:Philippines Philippines]. The national language, [wiki:WikiPedia:Filipino_language Filipino], is based on Tagalog but also draws from other languages such as Spanish, English, Cebuano, Ilokano and many more.	+ [wiki:WikiPedia:Tagalog_language Tagalog] is one of the major ["languages"] spoken in the [wiki:WikiPedia:Philippines Philippines]. The national language, [wiki:WikiPedia:Filipino_language Filipino], is based on Tagalog but also draws from other languages such as Spanish, English, Cebuano, Ilokano and many more.

Tagalog

JoAnnaRich — 2006-06-28 19:02:55

update

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- Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the ["UC Davis" UCD] ["campus"] and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Currently, beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered through ["Sacramento City College"] and classes are held on the UCD campus. This is a trial run for Tagalog with UCD monitoring it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class at UCD. SCC is currently offering Intermediate Tagalog and is held on the UCD campus at ["Olson Hall" Olson] 251. Lecture just started 2006-2-22 so drop by, check out the class and sign up! Lectures are very Monday and Wednesday from 6:30PM to 9:20PM.	+ Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the ["UC Davis" UCD] ["campus"] and Pilipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Currently, Beginning and Intermediate Tagalog are offered through ["Sacramento City College"] and classes are held on the UCD campus. This is a trial run for Tagalog with UCD monitoring it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class at UCD. + + Lectures tend to be during Monday and Wednesday evenings (approx. 6:30PM to 8:30PM) inside of Olson Hall. Beginning Tagalog runs from late August to early December and Intermediate Tagalog runs from late January to mid-May.

Tagalog

JoAnnaRich — 2006-02-23 18:24:04

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- Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the ["UC Davis" UCD] ["campus"] and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Currently, beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered to UC Davis students on the UC Davis campus through ["Sacramento City College"]. This is a trial run for Tagalog with UCD monitoring it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class at UCD. SCC is currently offering Intermediate Tagalog and is held on the UCD campus at ["Olson Hall" Olson] 251. Lecture just started 2006-2-22 so drop by, check out the class and sign up! - ''What day and time is it?''	+ Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the ["UC Davis" UCD] ["campus"] and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Currently, beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered through ["Sacramento City College"] and classes are held on the UCD campus. This is a trial run for Tagalog with UCD monitoring it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class at UCD. SCC is currently offering Intermediate Tagalog and is held on the UCD campus at ["Olson Hall" Olson] 251. Lecture just started 2006-2-22 so drop by, check out the class and sign up! Lectures are very Monday and Wednesday from 6:30PM to 9:20PM.

Tagalog

ArlenAbraham — 2006-02-23 15:40:34

cleanup, +wiki links, +aggie stories, what time is the class?

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- Tagalog is one of the major languages spoken in the Philippines. The national language, Filipino, is based on Tagalog but also draws from other languages such as Spanish, English, Cebuano, Ilokano and many more.	+ [wiki:WikiPedia:Tagalog_language Tagalog] is one of the major languages spoken in the [wiki:WikiPedia:Philippines Philippines]. The national language, [wiki:WikiPedia:Filipino_language Filipino], is based on Tagalog but also draws from other languages such as Spanish, English, Cebuano, Ilokano and many more.
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- Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the UCD campus and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered through SCC - Davis while holding classes on the UCD campus. This is a trial run for Tagalog with UCD watching it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class in UCD. SCC is currently offering Intermediate Tagalog and is held on the UCD campus at Olson 251. Lecture just started 2/22 so drop by, check out the class and sign up!	+ Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the ["UC Davis" UCD] ["campus"] and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Currently, beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered to UC Davis students on the UC Davis campus through ["Sacramento City College"]. This is a trial run for Tagalog with UCD monitoring it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class at UCD. SCC is currently offering Intermediate Tagalog and is held on the UCD campus at ["Olson Hall" Olson] 251. Lecture just started 2006-2-22 so drop by, check out the class and sign up! + ''What day and time is it?''
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- Students can take 1 year of Tagalog (Beginning and Intermediate) at ["Sacramento City College" SCC] and transfer it to UCD to satisfy the one year foreign language requirement.	+ Students can take one year of Tagalog (Beginning and Intermediate) at ["Sacramento City College" SCC] and transfer it to UCD to satisfy the one year foreign language requirement. + + ["The California Aggie"] Aggie articles: + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=b5948e6c-7079-4c88-8324-fd7bbac44fda Students request more language classes] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=d279c36a-4cbc-409e-82a0-9d0a5ff013e5 Passion for the native tongue]

Tagalog

JosephBleckman — 2006-02-23 12:49:33

typo

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- Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the UCD campus and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered through SCC - Davis while holding classes on the UCD campus. This is a trail run for Tagalog with UCD watching it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class in UCD. SCC is currently offering Intermediate Tagalog and is held on the UCD campus at Olson 251. Lecture just started 2/22 so drop by, check out the class and sign up!	+ Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the UCD campus and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered through SCC - Davis while holding classes on the UCD campus. This is a trial run for Tagalog with UCD watching it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class in UCD. SCC is currently offering Intermediate Tagalog and is held on the UCD campus at Olson 251. Lecture just started 2/22 so drop by, check out the class and sign up!

Tagalog

JoAnnaRich — 2006-02-22 22:40:39

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- Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the UCD campus and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered through SCC - Davis while holding classes on the UCD campus. This is a trail run for Tagalog with UCD watching it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class in UCD. Currently Tagalog is in jeopardy for the Spring 2006 Semester. It has been cancelled because of low enrollment but is being offered again with hopes that enrollment will be enough to continue the course.	+ Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the UCD campus and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered through SCC - Davis while holding classes on the UCD campus. This is a trail run for Tagalog with UCD watching it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class in UCD. SCC is currently offering Intermediate Tagalog and is held on the UCD campus at Olson 251. Lecture just started 2/22 so drop by, check out the class and sign up!

Tagalog

SteveDavison — 2006-02-05 22:05:38

war against typos

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- Tagalog is one of the major languages spoken in the Philippines. The national language, Filipino, is based on Tagalog but also draws from other langauges such as Spanish, English, Cebuano, Ilokano and many more.	+ Tagalog is one of the major languages spoken in the Philippines. The national language, Filipino, is based on Tagalog but also draws from other languages such as Spanish, English, Cebuano, Ilokano and many more.
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- Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the UCD campus and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered through SCC - Davis while holding classes on the UCD campus. This is a trail run for Tagalog with UCD watching it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class in UCD. Currently Tagalog is in jeapordy for the Spring 06 Semester. It has been canceled because of low enrollment but is being offered again with hopes that enrollment will be enough to continue the course.	+ Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the UCD campus and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered through SCC - Davis while holding classes on the UCD campus. This is a trail run for Tagalog with UCD watching it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class in UCD. Currently Tagalog is in jeopardy for the Spring 2006 Semester. It has been cancelled because of low enrollment but is being offered again with hopes that enrollment will be enough to continue the course.

Tagalog

CraigBrozinsky — 2006-02-03 21:11:38

link

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- Students can take 1 year of Tagalog (Beginning and Intermediate) at SCC and transfer it to UCD to satisfy the one year foreign language requirement.	+ Students can take 1 year of Tagalog (Beginning and Intermediate) at ["Sacramento City College" SCC] and transfer it to UCD to satisfy the one year foreign language requirement.

Tagalog

JoAnnaRich — 2006-02-03 20:32:12

new page =D info info info

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	+ Tagalog is one of the major languages spoken in the Philippines. The national language, Filipino, is based on Tagalog but also draws from other langauges such as Spanish, English, Cebuano, Ilokano and many more. + + Tagalog is not offered as a foreign language on the UCD campus and Filipino American students have been fighting for it for many years. Beginning and intermediate Tagalog are offered through SCC - Davis while holding classes on the UCD campus. This is a trail run for Tagalog with UCD watching it. If successful, Tagalog will become a class in UCD. Currently Tagalog is in jeapordy for the Spring 06 Semester. It has been canceled because of low enrollment but is being offered again with hopes that enrollment will be enough to continue the course. + + Students can take 1 year of Tagalog (Beginning and Intermediate) at SCC and transfer it to UCD to satisfy the one year foreign language requirement.