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everything from worms, snakes to big mammals and even drink uncooked cow and carabao blood as one of ritual during "dabsak" (during wake of the dead relatives), all considered exotic foods can be eaten by the Ibalois. A tribe considered outnumbered but never outfought. Friendly tribe having many enemies but still stood fast.
What else can I help you with?
Why do you eat multicultural food?
i you eat food you are a poo
What kind of food do they eat?
they eat haggis?What food do what eat first of all? This question is impossible to answer.
What food did they eat at the crimean war?
they had basic food to eat, for example they would eat beans or rice.
What food did Khufu eat?
food
Do people from Haiti eat rice balls?
this is what haiti people eat food this is what haiti people eat food
What is thank you in ibaloi?
salamat
What is the ibaloi term for welcome?
The Ibaloi term for "welcome" is "gayyaman."
What is thank you in ibaloi dialect?
In Ibaloi dialect, "thank you" is "salamat."
What is good afternoon in ibaloi?
In Ibaloi, "Good afternoon" is "Egsal kanapong".
What is good morning in ibaloi dialect?
In the Ibaloi dialect, "Good morning" is translated as "Mabalin adlaw."
What is the ibaloi word for pretty?
Mariket
What is the origin of rice of ibaloi?
people
What is good morning to all of you in ibaloi dialect?
In Ibaloi dialect, "good morning to all of you" is translated as "Mallim ahbæk nan im kumabi"
What is the origin of rice(ibaloi version)?
people
What is welcome in ibaloi?
taena ka
What is masarap in Ibaloi?
you are legend you question is best
What is the story of the origin of rice in ibaloi version?
In the Ibaloi version of the origin of rice, it is believed that the first rice came from the tears of a goddess named "Inabuyog." She wept for her people during a time of famine, and her tears fell to the ground, transforming into rice plants. This sacred gift provided sustenance and abundance, leading the Ibaloi to revere rice not just as food, but as a symbol of life and gratitude to the divine. Hence, rice holds a crucial place in their culture and traditions.
