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ang magalang na sagot ay nakakapawi ng poot
Food is kakanon or pagkakan in Bicol-Naga.
In the Bicol language, "mahal kita" is translated as "namomotan ta ka" or "namomotan ko ikaw."
In Bicol language, "mabango" means having a pleasant or good smell. It is often used to describe something that is fragrant or aromatic.
"Salamat po saimo" is "thank you very much" in Bicol language.
ang magalang na sagot ay nakakapawi ng poot
Food is kakanon or pagkakan in Bicol-Naga.
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In the Bicol language, "mahal kita" is translated as "namomotan ta ka" or "namomotan ko ikaw."
In Bicol language, "mabango" means having a pleasant or good smell. It is often used to describe something that is fragrant or aromatic.
"Salamat po saimo" is "thank you very much" in Bicol language.
In the Bicol language, "mahal" means expensive or costly.
In Bicol, "Filipino Ako" can be translated as "Pilipino Ako."
No, the Bicol Region is not part of the Visayas; it is in fact, part of Luzon. It just so happen that Bicol is geographically located near the Visayas. The Bikol language may have similarities to Visayan languages but it is an entirely different language.
"Maray na aldaw" is in the Bicolano language, which is spoken by the Bicolano people in the Bicol Region of the Philippines. It is used to greet someone, meaning "good day" in English.
Mr. Pelayo, please tell your son that he should bring me the money he borrowed from me.
In Bicol, you can say "Dios mabalos saimo" to convey "God bless you." The phrase expresses a blessing or good wishes towards someone. Bicolano is a rich language with various dialects, but this phrase is commonly understood in many Bicol-speaking areas.