What is "large" in Filipino language, Bicolano language?
Q. What I am asking is what "large" means in the Bicolano language. Bicol is in the Philippines.
Asked by piratesoftheamazon - Fri Oct 12 11:41:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. "dakula" with the accent on the final syllable.
Answered by crowbird_52 - Fri Oct 12 12:52:22 2007

what is the material culture and non material culture of the bicolano people?
Q. what is the material culture and non material culture of the bicolano people?
Asked by jp - Sat Jan 31 06:25:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The Bicolanos proudly call themselves ORAGON. The word embodies their culture, their uniqueness, their hopes and ambitions. For you to understand the culture better, you will need to read up on articles written by Bicolanos for Bicolanos. I have provided a link for Oragon Repbublic. Other than the articles, you will also see info about Bicol, including some landmarks that also form part of their history and culture;
Answered by Doctor J - Sat Jan 31 18:12:13 2009

what is the mode of dressinf of bicolano people?
Q. and rheir kodn of foods?
Asked by lyn - Mon Jan 21 02:51:20 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They dress very simply - tshirts, shorts, pants like the others. Bicolanos like spicy foods. They have one called Bicol express that is really hot/spicy. They are also fond of coconuts. They add coconut cream in most of their cooking.
Answered by Kat - Mon Jan 21 04:03:50 2008

can you translate this in ilocano, bicolano, pangasinan and pampanga dialect?
Q. Where are you going? please I need it badly thanks!
Asked by ets_palaets08 - Mon Jul 14 05:52:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Wouldn't Tagalog do the trick instead of all those dialects ? Edit : What I meant by "dialects" is the very specific languages proper to each region in The Philippines. Sorry, it is not meant to be derogative. It is just that Tagalog seems to be understood by the majority of the Filipinos and would solve your problem.
Answered by Positivemindattitude - Mon Jul 14 09:33:26 2008

how do you pronounce the bicolano word "madya"?
Q. how do you pronounce the bicolano word "madya"?
Asked by kay - Fri Dec 12 06:56:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. MOD - YAHW {like AW with a Y in front.) And it means Center or middle. haha . :P
Answered by Without you

Is there a difference between Tagalog and Filipino?
Q. Filipino or Tagalog? Is there really a difference? Sometimes, we just shrug this question off. It's easy to say these two don't have a difference since native speakers of these languages will not be strangers when they talk. They will understand each other completely. But technical translations demand more literal transfers. Consequently whether to use Filipino or Tagalog becomes a conscious question. When source words are without exact equivalents in Tagalog, here is where Filipino becomes useful. In a sense, one often resorts to using Filipino when "pure Tagalog" expressions can't be found. A translation therefore can be a mixture of Filipino or Tagalog, assuming that there is a clear line that distinguishes them from each other. … [cont.]
Asked by Friam Camson - Wed Jul 29 09:42:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. generally ~ 1.> " Filipino " is refers to Philippines people, and the language and dialects of Philippines people. but there's many dialects in the Philippines. in Luzon : Tagalog, Ilocano, Bicolano ka-Pampangan... Vizayas & Mindanao : Cebuano, Ilongo... 2.> " Tagalog " is one of them. and - is the Official " Filipino " language. - It is the main language of government, the media and education. - it is spoken by possibly more people than any other dialects. --- many countries also have the same situation, example: 1.> " Chinese " - refers to China people, and the language and dialects of China people. but there's also many dialects in China. "Mandarin" ( ) (Guan) ; "Yue" (Cantonese) ( ) , "Man" (Fujian or Taiwanese) ( ), "Wu" [cont.]
Answered by k c - Wed Jul 29 21:02:10 2009

Where can I find bicolano music?
Q. I need to find background music for our presentation...pls...need ur help!
Asked by Eilleon - Sun Feb 10 06:47:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. you can find bicolano music at bicol in the philippines or buy some bicolano lyric book
Answered by kang - Sun Feb 10 07:31:51 2008

where can I learn to speak Bicolano?
Q. I am fluent in English and Taglog but I am very interested in learning my native language again. When I was young I remember conversing with my mother in Bicolano, but since our separation over 18 years now, I have long since forgotton that part of me. I now want to re-learn that language because my grandma is fluent as well and I want t surprise her by showing her I can converse with her in our native language. Please help thank you. Also I live in California, so there's no way I could go to Bicol at this moment, also because its finals week.
Asked by Teng - Mon May 21 04:51:21 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Tagalog. If you know any Barnes and Nobles book store close to where you live, i think i saw some books there about Philippines. I even saw a map of metro manila, I just don't know where i could use it. I can't ask anymore question, but for Mike'sgirl - I don't know how to do contact or maybe you're asleep already...
Answered by earth angel - Mon May 21 05:09:01 2007

can you give me 3 salawikain (sayings) in BiCOLANO LANGUAGE?!?!?
Q. can you give me 3 salawikain (sayings) in BiColano language?!?!?
Asked by aNa_o9 - Sun Jul 29 00:40:22 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1. An dae tatao mag-iling sa inalian, dae makaabot sa padumanan. 2. Tuso man an ukay, nasasaruan man gilayon. 3. Kun anu an kahoy, eyo man an bunga. 4. Pagmay tinanom, may aanihon. 5. Dae mo pagibuhon sa iba an abo mong gibuhon saimo kan iba. (Golden Rule)
Answered by rAvi - Sun Jul 29 01:47:30 2007

How do you say these in corresponding Filipino dialects?
Q. a. Bicolano - Hello/ How are you? b. Cebuano - Hi! Good Morning c. Pampangueno - The food here is great! d. Ilonggo - the Philippines is awesome e. Pangasinense - Good night! f. Waray - the place is very cultural g. Ilocano - do you want to ride a calesa (horse carriage)?
Asked by Edgardo M - Sat Jul 21 01:29:21 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. b. Cebuano - Hi! Good Morning maayong buntag.**
Answered by allan y - Sat Jul 21 01:35:04 2007

How can I find my best friend a Filipino named Mr. Olivio Domo now migrated to New Jersey, USA
Q. he was more 50 yr old male his origin was a bicolano from bacon, albay Philippines
Asked by alfredo d - Thu Jul 31 20:37:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Can anybody from the Philippines out there help me translate this?
Q. Ang wika ay mahalaga sa pambansang pagkakaisa. Errr. :> I'm kinda' needing it for a project. Should be translated in *Bicolano. (people from Bicol, HEEELLLP!) *Hiligaynon. (Good gracious. Pretty Puhhhllleeeaaase?) NOTE: in bikolano and hiligaynon.. Thanks for answering anyway! Godspeed. Geeez. :> Thanks a bunch.
Asked by sweeshybee - Sun Aug 3 08:59:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. "A (The) language is essential to the national unity"
Answered by CB400 - Sun Aug 3 09:21:04 2008

please help me translate these tagalog words into other filipino languages?
Q. lagay (as in put) - translate to cebuano, bisaya and waray langgam - translate to kapampangan mukha translate in bicolano panget translate in ilocano.. pogi translate in ilocano and bicolano bahay translate in bisaya and waray lalake translate in kapampangan and cebuano pagkain translate in ilonggo and bisaya damit translate in waray and kapampangan i need this badly for my school assignment.. thanks.. =)
Asked by Spidermonkey - Mon Feb 16 08:26:53 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. langgam is 'panas' or 'salusad' in kapampangan lalake in kapampangan is 'lalaki' - parang tagalog din damit in kapampangan is 'ymalan' that reads 'imalan'
Answered by rufus360 - Mon Feb 16 09:09:27 2009

how to say "welcome home" in the different philippine dialects?
Q. kapampangan, bicolano, waray, pangasinan, ilocano, chavacano, etc.
Asked by ara - Wed Oct 14 15:24:11 2009 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Mabuhay Maligayang pagbabalik. Maligayang pagdating.
Answered by Erygzuss - Thu Oct 22 04:45:26 2009

what does the word kapayapaan or peace mean in the following local languages?
Q. Ilocano Kapampangan Waray Cebuano Panggasinense Bicolano Ilonggo Cebuano
Asked by Filipino - Mon Jul 6 05:33:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hope this helps. I have included some links to online dictionaries. By the way, you had written Cebuano twice (4th in your list and the last word on your list). Maybe you meant to write another local language here. If so, post it here and we can try to help. Ilocano - kappia (Ilocano online dictionary) Kapampangan - kapayapan (Kapampangan dictionary) Waray - kalinawan (peace) or linaw (calm) (Waray English dictionary from bansa.org) Cebuano - kalinaw or kahusayan Panggasinense - mareen (peace, peaceful, calm) Bicolano - Katoninongan Ilonggo - paghidait
Answered by revshirls - Tue Jul 7 08:25:12 2009

Why "Tagalog" became the Phil. national language?
Q. Heap of dialects to choose from Ilocano, Chabacano, Bicolano, Ilonggo etc.. huh... in my understanding Filipinos are people of PH, it is refering to nationality. Tagalog is a language spoken by Filipino people. am I correct? i'm lost
Asked by putok sa buho - Tue Nov 4 10:11:19 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. "On November 13, 1936, the Surian ng Wikang Pambansa (National Language Institute) selected Tagalog as the basis of a Wikang Pambansa (national language) based on the following factors: 1. Tagalog is widely spoken and is the language most understood in all the regions of the Philippines. 2. It is not divided into smaller, separate languages as Visayan is. 3. Its literary tradition is the richest and the most developed and extensive (mirroring that of the Tuscan dialect of Italian). More books are written in Tagalog than in any other autochthonous Philippine language. 4. Tagalog has always been the language of Manila - the political and economic capital of the Philippines under both Spanish and American rulers. 5. Tagalog is… [cont.]
Answered by Bruise Ban Nerd - Tue Nov 4 18:55:37 2008

interpretation of sarung bangui?
Q. a bicolano folk song
Asked by jelai - Sat Nov 24 03:02:17 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. first,let me give you the lyrics of sarung banggi (by the way, that's the correct spelling,i myself am bicolano..) Sarung banggi, sa higdaan Nakadangog ako nin huni nin sarong gamgam Sa loba ko katurogan Bako kundi simong boses iyo palan Dagos ako bangon Si sakuyang mata iminuklat Kaidtong kadikluman ako nangalagkalag Si sakong paghiling pasiring sa itaas Simong lawog nahiling ko maliwanag obviously the guy is making the traditional song of courtship,the harana. the song,in my opinion, simply talks about how the girl feels toward her lover. she sort of compared her lover's voice to a lovely bird's chirp, " Nakadangog ako nin huni nin sarong gamgam Sa loba ko katurogan Bako kundi simong boses iyo palan." and then on the last part it is… [cont.]
Answered by annedrhea - Sat Nov 24 04:54:52 2007

Old riddle!?
Q. Why is a bicolano cannot be married to an ilokano?
Asked by KOKOi - Mon May 8 20:11:56 2006 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Because both are of same sex.
Answered by San - Mon May 8 20:14:59 2006

Which ethnicity you find more attractive.?
Q. You may list them in any order. Here they're. Be distinct x3 Ethnicity Abazin Abenaki Abgaal Abkhaz Aborigine Acadian Accohannock Achang Acholi Achomawi Acoma Adyghe Adyhaffe Afar African African-American Afrikaner Afro-Trinidadian Aftsarian or Isaurian Agaw Agni Agul Ahtna Aimaq Ainu Aynu of China Aja Ajaria Ak Chin Akan Akha Akuapem Akhvakh Akyem Alabama Alak Albanian Alemannic Aleut Algonquian Aliutor Altaic people Americo-Liberian Amhara Amish Amungme Andalusian Andi Andorran Anglo-Celtic Australian Anglo-Indian Anglo-Saxon Annamite Ansar people or Ansarie Antiguan Antillean Anuak Apache Apinaje Arab Aragonese Arapaho Arawak Archi Arikara Armenian Aromanian (or Macedo-Romanian) Aruban Arvanite Aryan Asante (Ashanti) Asheninka… [cont.]
Asked by The Wicked Avatar - Thu Mar 12 02:27:21 2009 - - 18 Answers - 2 Comments

A. I am Puerto Rican and i love white girls! After that it would be asian I guess But I won't trade my white girls
Answered by DL - Thu Mar 12 02:40:26 2009

what are these words in Filipino dialects?
Q. We have a project in filipino that we need to translate the words 'good morning', 'good afternoon', 'good evening', 'thank you' and 'happy birthday'..in the following dialects: hiligaynon, bulakeno, zambal, waray, cuyonin, bontoc, aklanon, hamtikan, ibanag, chavacano, ibaloi, itawis, ifugao, surigaynon, ilokano, bicolano, cebuano, kapampangan (pampanga), pangasinense, and ilonggo... Thanks very much to those who will answer...
Asked by hermione - Thu Aug 6 07:35:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments