Pangasinan

- Pangasinan is a language spoken in the Pangasinan province of the Philippines. It is one of the major languages of the country, spoken by millions of people. The language has its roots in the Austronesian language family and has been influenced by Spanish due to the country's colonial history. The grammar system of Pangasinan is relatively complex, with affixes and verb conjugations that can indicate tense, aspect, mood, and focus. It also features a rich vocabulary, particularly in the fields of agriculture and fishing, which are important industries in the Pangasinan province.

Today, Pangasinan remains an important language in the Philippines, serving as a means of communication for millions of Filipinos in the Pangasinan province and beyond. It is a significant part of the cultural identity of the province and has contributed to the diverse linguistic landscape of the Philippines.