An Introduction to Baybayin

Baybayin practice worksheets
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Introduction
The following worksheets are meant to accompany the Introduction to Baybayin book and
tutorials on Baybayin.com. It’s important to read those resources 1 st to understand some of
the basic rules of the script as well as cultural context.
One of the most difficult things in Baybayin is getting used to the way the strokes are written.
Most of the 17 characters can be easily mastered if you practice 4 basic strokes. They appear
in most of the characters in some form. Please note that the example characters are based
on my personal Baybayin writing style. Each person may write it differently. Use my style only
a guideline and develop your own personal style and stroke preference overtime.
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La | Ka | Ha
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Ga | La | Sa | Nga
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Ya | Pa | A | Ma | Sa | Wa
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E/I | La | Na
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A
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E/I
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O/U
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Ba
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Ka
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Da
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Ga
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Ha
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La
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Ma
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Na
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Nga
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Pa
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Sa
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Ta
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Wa
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Ya
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