Access to learning the Baybayin script, a culturally and historically important ancient writing system in the Philippines, has been made possible for Filipinos and eager learners in Australia.

Artist Taipan Lucero doing calligraphy using the indigenous script known as Baybayin, used before Spanish colonization in 1521, at an event in Manila. (AFP) MANILA, Philippines–With deliberate golden ...

Once confined to history classes, an indigenous script used before Spanish colonisation is making a comeback among the Philippines’ millennials, young professionals and diaspora. Online clips of ...

One glance at Filipino social media and you will find a recurrent set of waves, twists and inverted heart shapes. They’re more than just symbols — they’re part of the 17-character writing system ...

Baybayin, meaning “to spell it out,” is one of the ancient scripts surviving from pre-colonial Philippines. Its syllabic ...

Make this your preferred source to get more updates from this publisher on Google. Can you imagine making a grocery list in Baybayin script? The idea is not far-fetched. Last April, the House ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Embassy in New Delhi recently taught young Indian learners how to write "Baybayin," one of the Philippines' ancient writing systems. The embassy highlighted ...

Baybayin Advocate. Professional journalist Howie Severino. Photo courtesy of GMA Network. On the sablay, the ceremonial sash worn by University of the Philippines (UP) graduates and by UP officials on ...

Make this your preferred source to get more updates from this publisher on Google. The four-character script on the Philippine New Generation Currency had piqued my interest and curiosity for quite ...

In recent years, Baybayin tattoos have become a meaningful way for Filipinos to connect with Filipino roots. Often confused with alibata, Baybayin is a pre-colonial script unique to the Philippines.