2017年10月22日 · Here are some basic phrases in Ilocano that you can use while traveling, working, dining, or simply trying to pick up the dialect. 1. Self-Introduction. When attempting to learn another language, figuring out how to introduce yourself is always a good place to start.

Ilocano Proverbs and Sayings. From Carl Rubino's Ilocano Dictionary and Phrasebook (New York: Hippocrene Books, 1998). Ilocano is an Austronesian language spoken by nine million people in Northern Luzon, Philippines. It is also historically the largest Philippine language spoken in the United States.

2020年10月13日 · Now, as a guest/visitor, the following are useful Ilocano phrases during meal time to compliment your host or the food along with other phrases you can use when eating with Ilocano speakers. ILOCANO Naimas daytoy ah!

Lunch time na. #justsharing post of few lunch related phrases. 來 Ilocano with Tagalog and English. #ilocanolessons #ilocano #IlocanowithTagalog...

2024年3月26日 · Say this Ilocano phrase if you have food restrictions. For example, “Diak mangan ti baboy!” (I don’t eat pork!). These are just some of the useful Ilocano words and phrases to learn for a start. You’ll discover more as you interact with the locals. Do you have more English to Ilocano words and phrases to recommend?

2008年11月15日 · Ilocano Proverbs and Sayings Although English is spoken by many here, we feel we need to learn Ilocano to better communicate the message we came to give. Here is just a sampling to help you understand the task before us.

2022年11月29日 · To have a local experience of the Northern Philippines, here are some Ilocano phrases to know, from introducing yourself to trying to get a good bargain. 1. “Naimbag nga bigat/aldaw/malem/rabii.” (Good morning/afternoon/evening/night.) 2. “Siak ni [name].” (I …

I Love Ilocano Quotes 1. No awan ti anus, awan ti lamot. If there is no patience, there will be no food. 2. Ti agmula, agapit. He who sows, reaps. 3. No ania ti imulam, isu ti apitem. Whatever you sow, you reap. 4. Ti ubing nga matungpal amin a kayatna, awan ti nasayaat a banagna.

This document contains a collection of Ilocano proverbs and sayings from Carl Rubino's Ilocano Dictionary and Phrasebook. Some of the proverbs discuss topics like the difficulty of correcting mistakes as one ages, accomplishing little while talking too much, knowing a true friend in times of need, and how inherited wealth is not as valuable as ...

2005年11月11日 · Ilocano Proverbs proverb: NO saan nga makaammo a mangtaliaw iti naggapuanna Saan a makadanon iti papananna. meaning: He who does not look back at his past (where he came from) will not be able to reach his destination