The document discusses different types of trade that occurred in ancient Philippines, including barter trade (paaan ng pakikipagkalakalan), domestic trade (kalakalang panloob), and overseas trade (kalakalang pang tawid-dagat). It mentions that barter trade between native Filipinos and Chinese occurred as early as the 10th-13th century, with the Chinese exchanging silk for goods from native groups in Mindoro. The document also notes cultural influences on the Filipino language from Chinese, Islamic, Hindu, and Japanese sources through borrowed words.

1. Paaan ng Pakikipagkalakalan

2. ang Barter?
kalakalang Panloob?
kalakalang Pang tawid –dagat?
Ano

4. Chinese
Tsino

5. 902-1200 during Christ from Viet Nam
Natives called them Orang Dampuan
and Orang Bandjar
The trade culminated when Chao Ju-
Kua wrote of the barter trade
between the Chinese and the natives
of Mayi (Mindoro). The Chinese
exchanged silk,

6. Impluwensyang Instsik
Salitang hiram
Am- am
Bihun- bihon
Koa – kuya
Sangle- sangla
Ampao –ampaw
hokbu- hukbo
Lunpia - lumpia

7. 1380-Karim-ul Mankdum
Islam
Koran
Allah
Salitang Hiram
Arak- alak
Salam- salamat
Pirat- pilat
Bukra- bukas
Surat- sulat

8. Hindu

9. Hapones