This country names an alignment system also known as symmetrical voice in which affixes on verbs mark subject agreement. Replacing initial consonants with “J” is a feature of a gay cant from this country called Swardspeak. (15[1])Baybayin is one of many precolonial abugida (15[2])scripts in this country collectively known as suyat. Instead of plural suffixes for articles, the (*) Chavacano creole in this country uses maga or mana. Many languages in this country, including Hiligaynon, use “c” (10[1])and “qu” in their colonially-influenced orthography instead of the “k” used in indigenously-influenced orthography. Many Austronesian languages from this country have a second number system derived from Spanish. For 10 points, name this country (10[2])whose spoken languages include Cebuano (10[1])and Tagalog. ■END■ (10[1])