Editing Surigaonon language (section)

{{Short description|Austronesian language of the Philippines}}
{{use mdy dates|date=April 2021}}
{{Infobox language
|name=Surigaonon
|altname=''Tandaganon'', Surigao, Surigawnon
|map=Surigaonon language map.png
|mapcaption=Area where Surigaonon is spoken according to Ethnologue
|states=[[Philippines]]
|region=[[Surigao del Norte]], most parts of [[Surigao del Sur]], and some portion of [[Dinagat Islands]], [[Agusan del Norte]], [[Agusan del Sur]] and [[Davao Oriental]]
|ethnicity=[[Surigaonon people|Surigaonon]]
|speakers=500,000
|date=2009 {{Update span|date=July 2023}}
|ref=e18
|familycolor=Austronesian
|fam2 = [[Malayo-Polynesian languages|Malayo-Polynesian]]
|fam3 = [[Philippine languages|Philippine]]
|fam4 = [[Greater Central Philippine languages|Greater Central Philippine]]
|fam5 = [[Central Philippine languages|Central Philippine]]
|fam6 = [[Bisayan languages|Bisayan]]
|fam7 = Southern Bisayan
|minority=[[Regional language]] in the [[Philippines]]
|agency=[[Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino]]
|lc1=sgd|ld1=Surigaonon
|lc2=tgn|ld2=Tandaganon
|glotto=suri1274
|glottorefname=Surigao
}}

'''Surigaonon''' ({{langx|fil|Surigawnon}}) is an [[Austronesian language]] spoken by [[Surigaonon people]]. As a [[Languages of the Philippines|regional Philippine language]], it is spoken in the province of [[Surigao del Norte]], [[Dinagat Islands]], [[Surigao del Sur]], and some portions of [[Agusan del Norte]], especially the towns near [[Lake Mainit]], [[Agusan del Sur]] and [[Davao Oriental]]. The language, along with [[Butuanon language|Butuanon]] and [[Tausug language|Tausug]], are the only [[Bisayan languages|Visayan languages]] geographically native to [[Mindanao]].