Author: John Michael Vincent De Pano

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Developing a Module for Philippine Language Documentation Project Member, 2025 – presentFunding: University of the Philippines Diliman Capacity-building for Language Documentation of Dumagat/Remontado (Antipolo)Project Member, 2024Funding: Prime Infra Foundation Developing a Community-Led Documentation Project for Bugkalot – Phase IIProject Member, 2024 – presentFunding: University of the Philippines Diliman Developing a Community-Led Documentation Project for Bugkalot…

I am an Instructor at the Department of Linguistics of the University of the Philippines Diliman, where I teach Linguistics (Lingg) and Japanese language (Hapon) courses. My research interests include language documentation, morphosyntax, experimental linguistics, and the Japanese language. Languages that I have worked on include: I have also been part of collaborative language documentation…

Linguistics Linguistics 110: Introduction to LinguisticsLinguistics 115: Linguistic AnalysisLinguistics 121: Linguistic Survey of the PhilippinesLinguistics 125: Field Methods in LinguisticsLinguistics 130: Structure of a Philippine Language Japanese Language Hapon 10: Elementary Japanese IHapon 11: Elementary Japanese II

2025 Reflections from the repatriation of Bugkalot/Eg̓ongot legacy language materials(co presenters: Maria Kristina Gallego, Frederick Barcelo, Franklin Barcelo, Ria Rafael, Elsie Marie Or)Annual Philippine Studies Conference 2025: Repatriating Philippine Heritage: Transnational Perspectives on Objects, Archives, and MemorySOAS University London, September 19-21 De vulgari eloquentia: On religion and language documentation in the PhilippinesThe 4th International Conference on the Revitalization of Indigenous Languages…

De Pano, J. M. V. (2024). Voice in Bugkalot/Eg̓ongot. Philippine Journal of Linguistics, 55, 14-26. Access at <https://www.pjl-phil.com/articles> Pizarro-Guevara, J., Farinella, A., De Pano, J. M. V., & Asuncion, P. (2024). Phonological markedness interacts with word order in Tagalog: Evidence from a memory recognition task. In S. Phadnis & C. Spellerberg (Eds.), NELS 54: Proceedings…

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