Editing Cebu (section)

===Languages===
{{See also|Cebuano language}}
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The [[Cebuano language]] is spoken in Cebu, which is also spoken in the rest of [[Central Visayas]] and most parts of [[Eastern Visayas]], as well as most provinces of [[Mindanao]].

In the [[Camotes Islands]], especially in [[Poro, Cebu|Poro]], people there speak their own Visayan language called [[Porohanon]], which has [[Masbateño language|Masbateño]] and [[Waray-Waray language|Waray-Waray]] influences. Some of the residents in Bantayan islands also speak [[Bantayanon]], a Visayan language related to [[Waray-Waray language|Waray-Waray]].

[[Chinese Filipino]]s also speak [[Philippine Hokkien]] privately amongst fellow speakers in [[Metro Cebu|Cebu]], while [[Mandarin Chinese|Mandarin]] ([[Standard Chinese]]) is also taught in Chinese class of [[Chinese school|Chinese Filipino schools]].