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The Tagalog translation of the Ifugao word "januy" is "babae" which means woman or female.
The translation of "maganda" (beautiful) in Ifugao is "lenawa."
The translation of "sa inyong lahat" in Ifugao is "silem ken yu."
The word "hello" in Ifugao language can be translated as "Kumusta."
"What is my name?" in Ifugao dialect is "Ania ngadan ko?"
The Tagalog translation of the Ifugao word "januy" is "babae" which means woman or female.
The language ifugao is a derivative of Tagalog or know as Filipino. The phrase I am sorry will read as Ikinalulungkot ko. Some phrases cannot be literally translated.
The translation of "maganda" (beautiful) in Ifugao is "lenawa."
The translation of "sa inyong lahat" in Ifugao is "silem ken yu."
The word "hello" in Ifugao language can be translated as "Kumusta."
It means - ifugao translation of good morning to you all My name is John Alladin from the tribe of ifugao.
"What is my name?" in Ifugao dialect is "Ania ngadan ko?"
In the Ifugao language, "mabuhayin" can mean "to live" or "to give life." It is often used to wish someone a prosperous and fulfilling life.
Ilocano, which is spoken in the lowlands. Ifugao which is spoken in the uplands. Other known languages are Bugkalot, Pangasinense, and Kankanai.
Frans Hubert Lambrecht has written: 'Ifugaw-English dictionary' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Ifugao language, English, English language, Ifugao
In Ifugao, "miss beautiful" can be translated as "Bai na Bunga." "Bai" refers to a young woman or maiden, while "bunga" means beautiful or attractive. This phrase reflects the cultural appreciation of beauty in the Ifugao community.
In the Ifugao dialect, the word for "sorry" is "agpakada." It expresses an apology or regret for a mistake or wrongdoing. The term is an important part of maintaining harmony and respect within the community. Different Ifugao communities may have slight variations in language, but "agpakada" is widely understood.