# https://baybayintranslator.site


## Posts

- [Baybayin Slogans and Mottos for Schools and Events](https://baybayintranslator.site/baybayin-slogans-mottos/): Every August, classes across the Philippines prepare slogans for Buwan ng Wika programs, and a common assumption appears with them: a slogan is finished the moment a converter has turned it into Baybayin characters.
- [J in Baybayin: How Names Like Jose and Joshua Are Written](https://baybayintranslator.site/j-in-baybayin/): Start with the name Jose, because it shows the whole answer in one word. Jose gets no J character at all.
- [NG in Baybayin: The Nga Character and the Word Ng](https://baybayintranslator.site/ng-in-baybayin/): How do you write NG in Baybayin? With a single character, not two.
- [Baybayin Words: 100 Common Tagalog Words and How They Are Written](https://baybayintranslator.site/common-baybayin-words/): Start with one word.
- [Original Baybayin Alphabet: How the Characters Looked in Early Sources](https://baybayintranslator.site/original-baybayin-characters/): Did the first Baybayin writers copy the same tidy chart that appears on a phone screen today?
- [What Is Alibata? The Truth Behind the Baybayin Misnomer](https://baybayintranslator.site/what-is-alibata/): Alibata is the name many Filipinos grew up using for the ancient pre-colonial script of the Philippines.
- [What Is Baybayin? (Ano ang Baybayin) A Plain Guide for Beginners](https://baybayintranslator.site/what-is-baybayin/): Baybayin is a pre-colonial Philippine writing system with 17 basic characters, 3 vowels and 14 consonants.

## Pages

- [Contact us](https://baybayintranslator.site/contact-us/): Questions, corrections and ideas are welcome. Here is the quickest way to reach us.
- [Privacy Policy](https://baybayintranslator.site/privacy-policy/): What information this site collects, why we collect it, and the choices you have.
- [Disclaimer](https://baybayintranslator.site/disclaimer/): Please read this before you rely on anything produced by this site.
- [About Us](https://baybayintranslator.site/about-us/): BaybayinTranslator.site is a free set of tools and guides for writing and reading Baybayin, the pre-colonial Philippine script.
- [Baybayin Numbers](https://baybayintranslator.site/baybayin-numbers/): Baybayin has no number symbols of its own. See how numbers are spelled in the script, with a full chart and a converter.
- [Baybayin Keyboard](https://baybayintranslator.site/baybayin-keyboard/): Click the keys to type Baybayin characters, kudlit marks and the virama. Copy the result or save it as an image.
- [Baybayin vs. Alibata](https://baybayintranslator.site/baybayin-vs-alibata/): Two names, one script. Find out what Alibata means, who coined it, and why Baybayin is the name historians use today.
- [Baybayin Alphabet](https://baybayintranslator.site/baybayin-alphabet/): A clear, beginner friendly guide to the vowels, consonants, kudlit and virama, with a chart, a syllable builder and a step by step study plan.
- [Baybayin to tagalog](https://baybayintranslator.site/baybayin-to-tagalog/): Paste Baybayin script or click the characters to build it, and see how it reads in Tagalog.
- [](https://baybayintranslator.site/baybayin-translator-name/): Type your name and see it converted into Baybayin script instantly — free, with guidance on spelling sounds.
- [](https://baybayintranslator.site/): A Baybayin translator converts English, Filipino, or Tagalog text into Baybayin, a pre-colonial Philippine writing system.


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