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Vocabulary lists for teaching various subjects in the Filipino language (Mga Talásalitaan Para Sa Pagtuturo Ng Iba't Ibang Paksa Sa Wikang Pilipino)

Alejandro, R. ; Agoncillo, T. A. ; Glorioso, P. R.

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Vocabulary lists for teaching various subjects in the Filipino language (Mga Talásalitaan Para Sa Pagtuturo Ng Iba't Ibang Paksa Sa Wikang Pilipino)

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This document is the inaugural publication (Paper No. 1) in a series released by the Institute of National Language in June 1954, representing an institutional effort by the Philippine government to enrich and standardize the national language. It was prepared by staff members, including R. Alejandro, T. A. Agoncillo, and P. R. Glorioso, during the incumbency of the late Director Cirio H. Panganiban. The bulletin provides a provisional list of Filipino equivalents for specialized English terminology across various subjects, such as Mathematics, Biology, and Astronomy, which previously lacked standardized translations. Its creation was aimed at assisting government personnel, students, and teachers, reflecting the post-war policy imperative to develop Filipino as a language of technical instruction and official communication. By explicitly requesting public suggestions for revisions, the Institute framed the publication not as a definitive text, but as a tentative resource designed to encourage national cooperation in the ongoing development and propagation of the national language.

The book is considered valuable. It is advised that researchers use digital copy rather than physical books for preservation purposes. APA Citation: Alejandro, R., Agoncillo, T. A., & Glorioso, P. R. (1954). Vocabulary lists for teaching various subjects in the Filipino language (Mga Talásalitaan Para Sa Pagtuturo Ng Iba't Ibang Paksa Sa Wikang Pilipino) (Paper No. 1). Institute of National Language, Bureau of Printing.

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