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-Most pre-1900 genealogical material is written in Spanish, although you will also occasionally find records in Latin, French, Dutch, or Hebrew. You <br />do not need to be fluent in Spanish to research Philippine records. Language aids can give you the language information you need. Use a good Spanish dictionary or:
+Most pre-1900 genealogical material is written in Spanish, although you will also occasionally find records in Latin, French, Dutch, or Hebrew. You <br>do not need to be fluent in Spanish to research Philippine records. Language aids can give you the language information you need. Use a good Spanish dictionary or:
 * ''''Genealogical Word List: Spanish.'''' Salt Lake City, Utah, USA: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1989 (34104).
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 PHILIPPINES - LANGUAGE AND LANGUAGES.
+[[Category:Philippines]]<br>