Languages · Filipino
Filipino voice over for your market.
Filipino, based on Tagalog, is the national language of the Philippines, and advertising often switches between it and English in the same sentence.
Variants
Variants we cast
One variant is listed today. Ask us if your client needs another.
- TagalogStandard Filipino (Tagalog-based) with a neutral Manila accent.fil
Specs
Specs for a Filipino delivery
- Script length
- Filipino runs 20 to 30 percent longer than English because of its affixes and reduplication, so lines are tightened in the adaptation.
- Register
- Po and opo carry politeness, and Taglish, the mix of Tagalog and English, is common in advertising and apps while formal Filipino suits public content.
- Delivery
- WAV or MP3, named to your convention.
- Native review before delivery
- A native Filipino speaker checks the script and the takes.
What we offer
What we offer in Filipino
| Native Filipino casting | Yes |
|---|---|
| Script translation and adaptation | Yes |
| Recording, editing and mastering | Yes |
Questions
Filipino, answered.
Filipino, Tagalog or Taglish?
Filipino is Tagalog-based. Ads and apps often use Taglish, and public information uses formal Filipino. We confirm the register with the client.
Do you cast for other Philippine languages?
Cebuano, Ilocano and others can be briefed if the audience is regional. Tell us the market.
How long does a Filipino project take?
The quote gives the date.
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