None. Both provinces share the same language. However, Oriental Mindoro, particularly the northern municipalities share the tone (sound or manner of speaking) with the nearby Batangas province. In Occ. Mindoro, the northern towns speaks the same language but have some words not commonly used in the entire province. Their tone is somewhat endemic to them. The southern town share the same language too but the tone and some words were influenced by the Visayan dialect. Batangas and Cavite provinces have influenced our sound (the way we speak) because, aside from our indigenous Mangyans, many Mindorenos came from those provinces. Early in our history, people from Cavite and Batangas were given incentives (others may call it conscripted) to populate the island provinces which was then heavily infested by malaria.
Our indigenous Mangyans are composed of several tribes (like the Buhid, Iraya, Hanunuo, and 4 others, I believe) and they speak different dialects.
Occidental and Oriental Mindoro were separated in 1950 due to their geographical and cultural differences, as well as to improve governance and administration in the region. The division aimed to address the challenges of governance and development faced by the vast Mindoro Island.
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Philippines area code 43 covers Batangas, Occidental Mindoro, and Oriental Mindoro.
Philippines area code 043 (+63 43 from outside the Philippines) serves the provinces of Batangas, Occidental Mindoro, and Oriental Mindoro.
Oriental Mindoro was created in 1955.
The area of Oriental Mindoro is 4,238.4 square kilometers.
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Mamburao is the capital of the province of Occidental Mindoro, Philippines.
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The population of Oriental Mindoro is 735,769.
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