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Pinoy Tongue Twisters – 04
Sumuso ang sanggol na si Susie sa suso ni Susan na sumuso sa suso. Pitong puting tupa [...]
Pinoy Tongue Twisters – 03
Sinusi ni Susan ang sisidlan ng sisiw. Minikaniko ni Monico ang makina ni Monica. Minikaniko = fixed, [...]
Pinoy Tongue Twisters – 02
Bababa ka Ba? Bababa din ako! A variation of the above: Aba, bababa kaba Baba? [Hey, are you getting off [...]
Pinoy Tongue Twisters – 01
Pasko, Paksiw, Pasko, Paksiw, Pasko, Paksiw, … Pugong bukid, pugong gubat Butiki, bituka, [...]
Binallay
A native rice cake or “kakanin” served with a very sweet sauce, locally known as laro. Binallay symbolizes the industry, endurance, diligence, and perseverance of the residents of Ilagan, Isabela in northeast Luzon. Featured Image Credit [...]
Dambuhala
Tagalog word for something huge, gigantic, or gargantuan. Often used to refer to monters in Philippine mythology and folk lore. Used in contemporary language to describe a thing, event, or idea. e.g. Ang polusyon ay nagdudulot [...]
Manibela
An automobile’s steering wheel. Derived from the Spanish, manivela which refers to the “crankshaft” – the main rotating shaft in an automotive engine — and not the steering wheel as what it now generally refers to. Featured [...]
Lamyerda
Tagalog slang for “to take a stroll,” “galivant,” or “to go to no place in particular.” Said to have been derived from the Spanish la (“the”) + merendar (“to have lunch”). Featured Photo Credit: pinoybusiness.org [...]
Nanay
Most of us Filipinos probably think that “Nanay” is an original Filipino or Tagalog word. After all, it is one of the most endearing names a lot of us use to refer to our mothers. However, [...]
Mukbaki
Mukbaki is an Ifugao tribal priest. The Mukbaki performs a ritual involving the offering of a butchered pig as offering to the Ifugao deity, Kabunian, to gain favor for a good harvest. [...]
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DANDANSOY (Ilongo Folk Song)
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Japanese Final Surrender
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Common Bicolano Phrases
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