Examples of bicolano riddles

Answer 1

These Are Some Of My Faviourites:

Which is heavier; a tonne of feathers or a tonne of bricks? - Niether, the both weigh

a tonne!

How many bricks does it take to complete a building? - 1, the rest dont 'complete the

building!

What animal makes the most of its food? - A Giraffe - it makes a little go a long way!

Answer 2

Uya na!, Uya na! Peru mayo pa. - DOROS

(Andyan na! Andyan na! pero wala pa. - HANGIN)

nag-agui si Tarzan, nagbukas an dalan - SIPER

(dumaan si Tarzan, nagbukas ang daan - ZIPPER)

Harong ni Ada, palibot ning Espada - PINYA

(Bahay ni Ada, palibt ng Espada - PINYA)

Sa ibabaw kapatagan, sa irarom kagapuan - MARiGOSO

(Sa ibabaw kapatagan, sa ilalim kabatuhan - AMPALAYA)

Answer 3

Ex.

What do you put in a box to make it lighter?

Answer:

Holes.

This could be one example of a riddle, because it makes you think, what can I put in a box to make it lighter? Most people say helium, but if you put holes in a box it is LIGHTER, more light.

Answer 4

Oh, dude, you're really testing my knowledge of regional riddles now, huh? Like, I don't have a whole list of Bicolano riddles on hand, but I can tell you they often involve wordplay, puns, and cultural references specific to the Bicol region in the Philippines. If you're looking for some examples, maybe Google can help you out better than I can!

Answer 5

Gamay pa si pari,

kusog nang muska og lubi.

Tubag: Holmigas

Answer 6

An example of riddles from the Bicol region of the Philippines is the following: "What burns during the day and sleeps at night? The sun!"

Answer 7

A cowboy rode into town on friday, he stayed 3 days and left on friday. how did he do it?

answer: his horses name was friday!

Answer 8

• dalawang tindahan sabay mag-sarado sabay ring magbukas

Ans: Mata

• heto na si kaka pabukabukaka

Ans: gunting