Philippine Folk Tales: Pronunciation of Philippine Names

Philippine Folklore Stories, by Mabel Cook Cole, [1916] The vowel sounds in the following pronunciations are those used in Webster's dictionary. Adasen, a-dä´sen Aguio, a´ge-o Alan, ä´län Alokotan, ä-lo-ko-tän´ Aponibalagen, apo-ne-bä-lä-gen´ Aponibolinayen, apo-ne-bo-le-nä´yen Aponitolau, apo-ne-to´lou Bagbagak, bäg-bä-gäk´ Bagobo, ba-go´bo Balatama, bä-lä-tä´ma Bangan, bän´gän Bantugan, bän-too´gan Benito, be-ne´to Bilaan, be-lä´an Bita, be´ta Bontoc, bon´tok Bukidnon, boo-kid´non Bulanawan, boo-la-nä´wan Caalang, kä-ä´läng Cabildo, kä-bil´do Cibolan, ci-bo´lan Dalonagan, da-lo-na´gan Danepan, dä-ne-pan´ Dapilisan, da-pe-le´san Dayapan, di-a-pan Dinawagen, de-nä-wä´gen Dodedog, dog-e-dog Domayco, do-mi´ko Dumalawi, doo-mä-lä-we´ Epogow, e-po-gou´ Gawigawen, gä-we-gä´wen Gaygayoma, gi-gi-o´ma Gotgotapa, got-go-ta´pa Igorot, ig-o-rot´ Ilocano, il-o-kä´no Ilocos Norte, il-o´kos no´rte Indarapatra, in-dä-rä-pä´tra Ini-init, e-ni-e´nit Kabigat, ka-be-gat´ Kaboniyan, kä-bo-ne-yan´ Kadaklan, ka-dak-lan´ Kadalayapan, kä-dä-lä-yä´pan Kadayadawan, kä-dä-yä-dä´wan Kanag, kä´näg Komow, ko´mou Kurita, ku-re´ta Langgona, läng-go´na Ligi, le´ge Limokon, le-mo´kon Lumabet, loo-mä´bet Lumawig, loo-mä´wig Magbangal, mäg-bäng´al Magindanau, mä-gin-dä´nou Magosang, ma-go´sang Magsawi, mäg-sä-we´ Magsingal, mäg´sin-gäl Manama, män-ä´ma Mandaya, män-di´ya Mansumandig, män-su-män-dig Mayinit, mi-i´nit Mayo, mi´yo Mindanao, min-da-nou´ Nalpangan, nal-pan-gan´ Pilar, pe´lär´ Samoki, sa-mo´ki Sayen, sä-yen´ Siagon, së-ä´gon Silit, se´let Sinag, se´nag Sogsogot, sog-so-got´ Subanun, soo-bä´nun Sulayman, soo-li´man Tagalog, ta-ga´log Tarabusaw, ta-ra-boo´sou Tikgi, tik´ge Timaco, ti-mä´ko Tinguian, ting-gi-an´ Toglai, tog-lä´e Toglibon, tog-le´bon Visayan, vi-si´yan