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Counting in Ibanag
Numbers in Ibanag: 0 awan 1 tadday 2 dua 3 tallu 4 appa’ 5 lima 6 annam 7 pitu 8 walu 9 siyam 10 mafulu 100 magattu 200 dua gattu 500 limagatu 1,000 marivvu 2000 dua rivvu [...]
“I love you” in the Philippine vernaculars
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Namumutan Taka Cebuano/Bisaya: Gihigugma ko ikaw Chabacano: Yo ta ama contigo Gaddang: Angganma Cu Icca Ibaloi: Pip-piyan tana Ibanag: Iddu taka Ilocano: Ay-ayaten ka Ilonggo: Ginahigugma kita Ivatan: Ichadaw ko imu Kankana-e: Laylaydek [...]
Say "Thank You" in the Filipino vernaculars
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Salamat Cebuano/Bisaya: Salamat Chabacano: Gracias Gaddang: Mabbalat Ibanag: Mabbalo’ Ilocano: Agyamanak Ilonggo: Salamat Itawis: Mabbalat Ivatan: Dius mamahes (literally means, “God will repay”) Kapampangan: Salamat Pangasinense: Salamat Tagalog: Salamat Waray: Salamat see also: [...]
Common Ibanag Phrases
How are you?: Cunnasi ca ngana? I’m fine/good and you?: Mapya gapa, sicau? I’m going to…: Umay na’ ta… I’m just fine thank god: Mappya gapa, mabbalo’ ta dios Long time no see: Nabinnay taka ari [...]
GADDANG
The Gaddang language is spoken by up to 30,000 speakers (the Gaddang people) in the Philippines, in the northeastern provinces of Cagayan, Nueva Vizcaya and Isabela and by overseas immigrants in countries located Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe, in the Middle East, UK and the U.S.A. Most [...]
ITAWIS
The Itawis language is classified as a Malayo-Polynesian language, in the super family of languages called Austronesian. It is spoken by the Itawis people of Northern Luzon who inhabit the province of Cagayan Valley. Their range [...]
Saying "Good Morning" in the Filipino Vernaculars
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Maray na aga Cebuano/Bisaya: Maayong buntag Chabacano: Buenos dias Gaddang: Dios si daddaramat Ibanag: Mapia nga umma nikau Ilocano: Naimbag nga bigat Ilonggo: Maayong aga Itawis: Napia nga mataruk Ivatan: Kapian ka pa [...]
Saying "Good Afternoon" in the Filipino Vernaculars
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Maray na ugto / Maray na hapon Cebuano/Bisaya: Maayong udto Chabacano: Buenos tardes Gaddang: Dios si pananganaw Ibanag: Mapia nga fuggag nikau Ilocano: Naimbag nga malem Ilonggo: Maayong hapon Itawis: Napia nga giram Ivatan: [...]
Saying "Good Night" in the Filipino Vernaculars
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Maray na banggi Cebuano/Bisaya: Maayong gabi-i Chabacano: Buenos noches Ibanag: Mapia nga gabbi nikau Ilocano: Naimbag nga rabi-i / Good night Ilonggo: Maayong gab-i Ivatan: Kapian ka pa nu Dios (English translation: “God [...]
Saying "Good Evening" in the Filipino Vernaculars
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Maray na banggi Cebuano/Bisaya: Maayong gabi-i Chabacano: Buenos noches Ibanag: Mapia nga gabbi nikau Ilocano: Naimbag nga rabi-i Ilonggo: Maayong gab-i Ivatan: Kapian ka pa nu Dios (English translation: “God bless you”) Kapampangan: [...]
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Common Bicolano Phrases
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