Typography

Language

The Philippines is a country that is rich in culture and history, and its language is no exception. The two official languages of the Philippines are Filipino (also known as Tagalog) and English. Filipino is the national language and is the primary language of most of the population, while English is widely spoken and used in government, business, and education. In addition to these two languages, there are over 170 other languages spoken in the Philippines, including Cebuano, Hiligaynon, Ilocano, Waray-Waray, Kapampangan, and Bikol. The earliest form of writing in the country, known as “Baybayin”, was used as far back as the 16th century before the arrival of the Spanish. The Spanish brought with them Latin or Western letters, which were adopted by Filipinos.

Clean Lined Design Software UI Text Tool
Clean Lined Design Software UI Shape Stretching Anchor Point
Custom Decorative Ampersand Isolated on White. Hand Written Calligraphy, Vector Illustration. Great for Wedding Invitations, Cards, Banners, Photo Overlays

Special characters

Ññ Ng

Before using a font, always check if these glyphs are available in the font you chose when designing for

The Philippines.

Brand Fonts

English and Tagalog

Canva Sans Regular

Canva Sans Medium

Canva Sans Bold

Canva Display Regular

Canva Display Medium

Canva Display Bold

Canva Display Regular

Canva Display Medium

Canva Display Bold

Playground Fonts

English and Tagalog

Monument

Black Mango

Open Sauce

Catchy Mager

Tan Aegean

Antonio Bold

Quincy

Libre Baskerville

Zing Rust Base

DM Serif Display

Tan Kindred

Hagrid Text

Global Services

About project

Credits

Questions?

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