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What is I love you in Ilongo?
gina higugma kita!
What do you know about ilongo what do you know about ilonggo?
"Ilongo" refers to the people who speak the Hiligaynon language, primarily in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. The Hiligaynon language is often referred to as "Ilonggo." It is one of the major languages in the Philippines and is spoken by a significant portion of the population.
How do you say good afternoon in ilongo?
To say "good afternoon" in Ilonggo, you can use the phrase "Maayong hapon."
8 leading dialect in the Philippines?
1.ilongo 2.cebuano 3.tausug 4.pampangueno 5.bicolano 6.ilocano 7.tagalog 8.waray
Who is the composer of madaling araw?
The composer is Dr. Francisco Santiago....famous composer in the Philippines of Kundiman. This is one of my favorite songs in Tagalog, and I have been trying to locate a version sung by the "Queen of Kundiman", Sylvia La Torre. I am not Filipino and have never visited the Philippines, but learned Ilongo and some Tagalog because of dear friends born and raised in Cebu and Iloilo. I very much wish I had not put off a trip to visit, especially the Panay Islands, but now my health will not allow. I absolutely love classical music first, second is any Tagalog or Ilongo music. Maligayang bati, at masaganang buhay! crhugs
Ano ang ibat ibang wika?
marami tayong ibat ibang wika. ilan sa halimbawa nito ay:bikol,tagalog,bisaya,ilongo,waray, at marami pang iba
What is the difference between monay and putay?
Monay (pronounced mon-eye) is a popular Filipino bread derived from the Spanish pan de monja (nun's bread). In the Western Visayas region of the Philippines monay also denotes the female sexual organ in the local Ilongo dialect, particularly the female pudendum (interestingly derived from the Latin pudere, to be ashamed, circa 1634; also known as the mons veneris, meaning mound or eminence of Venus, circa 1621, in funny English literature; or the mons pubis i.e., public eminence, circa 1903, to first-year medical students). Apparently they had a sense of humor back then. The same sense of humor applies to the Ilongo monay since the bread does bear a striking resemblance to plump external female genitalia. How bread made by nuns evolved into a more than passable representation of a feminine protuberance in Ilongo culture is largely unknown, or debatable along the lines of "the chicken or the egg" (technically Ilongo refers to a native of Iloilo, one of the four provinces of Panay Island, which is part of the Philippine region of Western Visayas; but it also generally refers to anyone from this region). Perhaps it may have been a brainchild of an overly imaginative monk/baker when the Philippines was still a colony of Spain.Putay (pronounced put-eye, stress on the second syllable) on the other hand is a vulgar, derogatory Ilongo term for the vagina as a whole, not just the external mons. It may have been derived from the Spanish puta(whore). Unlike the more descriptive and sensually appealing monay, putay cannot be used in polite Ilongo company, despite being defined in urbandictionary.com as "a very funny word to yell out during math class."Hot monay with cheese, anyone?
What is basil plants in ilongo?
In Ilonggo, basil is commonly referred to as "basiliko." It is an aromatic herb widely used in Filipino cuisine, particularly in dishes like sinigang and various salads. Basiliko is known for its distinct flavor and is often associated with fresh and fragrant cooking. It can be grown easily in home gardens and is appreciated for both its culinary and medicinal properties.
What are some of ilongo proverbs?
Ilonggo proverbs, or "salawikain," reflect the wisdom and values of the Hiligaynon-speaking people in the Philippines. For example, "Ang hindi marunong lumingon sa pinanggalingan ay hindi makararating sa paroroonan," which means "He who does not know how to look back at where he came from will never get to his destination," emphasizes the importance of remembering one's roots. Another proverb, "Bisan ano pa ang mangyari, ang pamilya ang una," translates to "No matter what happens, family comes first," highlighting the value of family ties. These proverbs serve as cultural touchstones that convey moral lessons and life guidance.
When was Ann Hutchins born?
she was born when she was born she was born when she was born
What is the definition for the word lair?
Boyence was born at? Where was yuyi born? When elisabeta born? When was palto born? When was yhgjh born? When was shera born? When was myunwa born? When was fuzuli born? When was sullar born? When was mjfast born? Were was she born at? Where was sonai born? Where wasstluke born?
What is the present tense of born?
To become born: He is being born. He was born. He will be born.
