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Counting in Pangasinense
Pangasinense Numbers 1 saquey 2 duara 3 talora 4 apatera 5 limara 6 animira 7 pitora 8 walora 9 samplora 10 samplora 11 labin saquey 12 labin dua 13 labin talo 14 labin apat 15 labin [...]
Nice to meet you
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Ikinauugma sukol in pagkita ta Cebuano/Bisaya: Nalipay kong maila-ila ka Chabacano: Me alegro mucho Ilocano: Naimbag nga naamuan ka / Naragsakak nga maamam-mu ka Ilonggo: Ginakalipay ko nga makita ka Kapampangan: Burida kang [...]
Do you speak English?
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Kun tataong magtaram ki English? Cebuano/Bisaya: Makasulti ka ba ng Ininglis? Chabacano: Tacombersa ba tu Ingles? Ilocano: Ammom ti agsarita ti English? Ilonggo: Makahambal ka sang Inglis? Kapampangan: Macapagsalilta kang English? Pangasinense: Marunong [...]
What is your name?
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Ano ang ngaran mo? Cebuano/Bisaya: Unsay imong ngalan? Chabacano: Cosa di tuya nombre? Ilocano: Ania ti nagan mo? Ilonggo: Ano ang ngalan mo? Ivatan: Angu ngaran mu? Kapampangan: Nanung lagyu mu? Pangasinense: Antoy [...]
Happy Birthday!
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Happy Birthday! / Maugmang Kaarawan! Cebuano/Bisaya: Malipayong Kaadlawan! / Happy Birthday! Chabacano: Buenos Cumpleaños! Ilocano: Happy Birthday! / Naragsak nga paka-iyanak! Ilonggo: Malipayon na Kaadlawan! Kapampangan: Happy Birthday! / Masayang Kapanganakan! Pangasinense: Maliket [...]
Happy New year!
PINOY SPEAK greets one and all a Happy and Prosperous New Year! Wanna greet your Filipino friends in their native tongue? Here’s how to say “Happy New Year” in various Philippine vernaculars: Bikolano: Mamura-way na Ba-gong [...]
“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 very much" in the Filipino vernaculars
Regional Translations: Bicolano: Salamat na maray / Salamat san sa gabos Cebuano/Bisaya: Daghang salamat Chabacano: Muchisimas gracias Ilocano: Agyamanak unay / Agyamanak la unay Ilonggo: Madamo gid na salamat Ivatan: Dius mamahes (literally means, “God will [...]
PANGASINENSE
Basic Facts Also referred to informally as Pangalatok. The Pangasinan language (Pangasinan: Salitan Pangasinan; Spanish: Idioma pangasinense) is one of the twelve major languages in thePhilippines. Pangasinan is the primary language in the province of Pangasinan, located on the west central area [...]
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 [...]
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DANDANSOY (Ilongo Folk Song)
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Common Bicolano Phrases
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