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→‎Units and Grammar: wiki code cleanup
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*** Saturday
*** Saturday
*** Sunday
*** Sunday
** Short Name of Days:
** Short Name of Days:
*** Mon
*** Mon
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*** Sat
*** Sat
*** Sun
*** Sun
** Name of Months:
** Name of Months:
*** January
*** January
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*** November
*** November
*** December
*** December
** Short Name of Months:
** Short Name of Months:
*** Jan
*** Jan
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*** Nov
*** Nov
*** Dec
*** Dec
** Year Format: English
** Year Format: English
** Default Short Date Format: MM-dd-yyyy
** Default Short Date Format: MM-dd-yyyy
** Currency
** Currency
*** Symbol: PHP
*** Symbol: PHP
*** Format: PHP x,xxx.xx
*** Format: PHP x,xxx.xx
** Time
** Time
*** Time Format: English
*** Time Format: English
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*** Century: use "ika-" followed by the number
*** Century: use "ika-" followed by the number
**** e.g. ika-21
**** e.g. ika-21
** Number
** Number
*** When written as English Roman Numeral: as is.
*** When written as English Roman Numeral: as is.
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**** [EN] Close the second tab. | [TL] Isara ang pangalawang tab.
**** [EN] Close the second tab. | [TL] Isara ang pangalawang tab.
*** When written as part of a telephone number: as is.
*** When written as part of a telephone number: as is.
** Addresses
** Addresses
*** Country / Region:
*** Country / Region:
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*** [EN] The Philippines | [TL] Pilipinas
*** [EN] The Philippines | [TL] Pilipinas
*** Address Format:
*** Address Format:
 
**** House or Building Number
* House or Building Number
**** Building Name
* Building Name
**** Street Name
* Street Name
**** Village or Subdivision Name
* Village or Subdivision Name
**** Barangay Name
* Barangay Name
**** City or Town Name
* City or Town Name
**** Province Name
* Province Name
**** Postal Code
* Postal Code
 
* Measurement Units
* Measurement Units
 
** Follow the rules on how to translate numbers
* Follow the rules on how to translate numbers
 
* Percentages
* Percentages
 
** The Tagalog language follows the English rules for percentages. In Mozilla localization, the percentage symbol (%) is frequently used a placeholder. DO NOT modify or remove placeholders. Follow general software localization guidelines and rules.
* The Tagalog language follows the English rules for percentages. In Mozilla localization, the percentage symbol (%) is frequently used a placeholder. DO NOT modify or remove placeholders. Follow general software localization guidelines and rules.


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