His last request on his deathbed was to have Tagalog designated the Philippine national language. (If we are going to study his work, it’s based on Rizal’s reform in 1899. Santos ( ang itinuturing na ama ng balarilang Filipino) ang isang abakada na may dalwampung (20) titik na kinabibilangan ng limang (5) patinig at labing-limang (15) katinig na ang tunog o bigkas ay hango mula sa wikang Tagalog. Santos in 1940, it still resembles the baybayin.) He also added, Kung titignan naman natin yung ginawa niya, nakabatay siya sa reporma ni Rizal noong 1899. Noong dumating ang mga Kastila ang baybayin ay pinalitan ng Alpabetong Romano. Santos, the author of the Vicassan Dictionary, is his illegitimate son. (If we look at the 20-letter abakada introduced by Lope K. His middle name was actually Canseco with a “C” - he changed it to a K. Senator during the Fifth Philippine Legislature.Governor of Nueva Vizcaya from 1918 to 1920.Governor of the province of Rizal from 1910 to 1913.His full name is commonly pronounced as Lope “Ka” Santos.Sinusundan ng abakada ang papantig na pagbigkas ng mga titik ng wikang Tagalog na kalapit na kalapit rin sa mga sagisag ng baybyin, ang sinaunang paraan ng pag-sulat ng mga Tagalog. Santos at ilang henerasyon ng mga mag-aaral ang natuto ng Wikang Pambansa sa pamamagitan nit. Santos founded the group TANIW, which stands for Taliba ng Inang Wika (Sentinel of the Mother Language). Ginamit ang abakada sa aklat ng balaril ni Lope K. Santos wrote the Tagalog poem Ang Matampuhin (The Sulker). His most famous works are the Balarila ng Wikang Pambansa (Grammar of the National Language) and the novel Banaag at Sikat (1906), known as the “Bible of working-class Filipinos.” Santos (1879 – 1963) is known as the “Father of the Philippine National Language and Grammar.”

Abakada ni lope k santos