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What is the language of yakan?

Yakan is an Austronesian language spoken in the Philippines, specifically in the southern islands of Basilan and Zamboanga. It is primarily used by the Yakan people for communication within their community and has its own unique script called Badlit.


How do you speak basilan language?

You need to find individuals who speak the language, or local courses in it. The very best way to learn a language is to be steeped in it, and to have people around with whom you can speak it all the time. That is rarely available to people who desire to learn.


Talambuhay ni Alvin yakan tagalog version?

Si Alvin Yakan ay ipinanganak noong Oktubre 11, 1989 sa Pilipinas. Siya ay isang kilalang manunulat at makata na sikat sa kanyang mga tula at mga akdang pampanitikan. Isa siya sa mga naging pambansang alagad ng sining noong 2017.


What are the 10 languages of badjao?

The Badjao people speak multiple languages, including Sinama, Bajau, Tausug, Yakan, and Samal. These languages belong to the Sama-Bajaw language group, which is part of the Austronesian language family.


How did the Malays influence the Filipinos?

The Malay language used to be lingua franca of the Philippines, until Spain "discovered" the islands. When Ferdinand Magellan arrived to the islands, his Malay slave Enrique of Malacca had to translate from Portuguese and Spanish to Malay to communicate with the natives of Cebu. Many of our words in the Philippine languages are Malay cognates or loandwords. The number "five" is "rima" or "lima" in some Malay dialects and "limang" in Filipino. In fact, the Malay language is used by some of the Muslim communities down in Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago, many Filipinos say this simply as an assumption just to the fact that these Muslims live close to Malaysia and Indonesia. The Bajau, Yakan, Samal and Tausug groups use Malay as a lingua franca from the Zamboanga Peninsula down to the Sulu Archipelago, because many works as merchants going to and from Malaysia and Brunei as well. The Maranaoans and Maguindanoans however don't speak Malay. The "barbekyu" (barbeque) was brought over by Malays and Arabs. Arabs call it "kebab" and Malays call it "satay". The big difference between Philippine barbeque and Malay satay is that the Philippine version is made with pork and ketchup, both ingredients considered "halal" with Islamic traditions. The Spanish and Spanish-Filipinos twisted the satay, honestly, I consider the Malay and Arab versions than the Filipino versions.