What are the similarities and differences between the Filipino language and the Spanish language?

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The main difference between Philippine Spanish and Peninsular Spanish is that Filipinos speak with an accent inherited from local Austronesian languages.
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The Filipino language, Filipino, shares similarities with Spanish due to historical influence, such as vocabulary and grammar, but also has differences in grammar structure, phonetics, vocabulary, and writing system.
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The Filipino language, Filipino, shares similarities with Spanish due to historical influence, such as vocabulary and grammar, but also has differences in grammar structure, phonetics, vocabulary, and writing system.
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