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BB Buwan ng Wika Filipino: Wikang Mapagpalaya ❤️‍🔥 Magiliw na gabi, Besties! Tara at samahan niyo akong talakayin ang pang-huling wika sa ating BB Buwan ng Wika Talakayan serye na ginagamit ng ating Ginoong si Alas, ang Bisaya The Bisaya Language is one of the eight major languages in the Philippines. It is a subgroup of Austronesian languages spoken specifically in Visayas, most parts of Mindanao, and even in some parts of southern Luzon. There are over 30 languages that constitute the Visayan languages spoken by 20 million people making it the second most widely spoken native language in the Philippines next to Tagalog. Bisaya is well known for its expressive vocabulary, especially in terms of humor, emotion, and storytelling. Many Filipinos, regardless of their native language, are familiar with Bisaya phrases and expressions because of its widespread influence, particularly in popular culture. #BuwanNgWika2024 #ALAMATTalakayan #AlamMoBaMagiliw #ALAMAT

BB Buwan ng Wika Filipino: Wikang Mapagpalaya ❤️‍🔥 Magiliw na gabi, Besties! Tara at samahan niyo akong talakayin ang wikang Waray na ginagamit ng ating Ginoo na si RJI. Waray (Winaray) is an Austronesian language and a local language spoken in the Eastern Visayas, Philippines. It is the third most spoken Visayan language after Cebuano and Hiligaynon and the fifth-most-spoken native regional language of the Philippines. Linguist Jason Lobel (2009) considers there are 25 dialects and subdialects of Waray-Waray. Tacloban: "standard" dialect: the dialect used in television and radio broadcasts and in education Abuyog, Leyte: heavy Cebuano influence Culaba, Biliran: heavy Cebuano influence Catbalogan: "original" dialect: Pure Waray, central part of Samar Island Calbayog: mixture of the Tacloban dialect and the dialect of Northern Samar Allen, Northern Samar: mostly Waray Sorsoganon mixed with Northern Samarenyo. Dialects in neighboring towns have also borrowed extensively from Waray Sorsoganon. Many Waray dialects feature a sound change in which Proto-Bisayan *s becomes /h/ in a small number of common grammatical morphemes. This sound change occurs in all areas of Samar south of the municipalities of Santa Margarita, Matuginao, Las Navas, and Gamay (roughly corresponding to the provinces of Samar and Eastern Samar, but not Northern Samar), as well as in all of the Waray-speaking areas of Leyte, except the towns of Javier and Abuyog. However, this sound change is an areal feature rather than a strictly genetic one (Lobel 2009). Most Waray dialects in northeastern and Eastern Samar have the close central unrounded vowel /ɨ/ as a reflex of Proto-Austronesian *e #BuwanNgWika2024 #ALAMATTalakayan #AlamMoBaMagiliw #ALAMAT

BB Buwan ng Wika Filipino: Wikang Mapagpalaya ❤️‍🔥 Maganda gabi, mga Magiliw! Atin namang talakayin ang wikang Bikol na ginagamit ni ginoong Tomas. The Bikol language, also known as 𝘽𝙞𝙘𝙤𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙤, is a major language spoken in the Bicol Peninsula in the southeastern part of Luzon. It belongs to the Austronesian language family and is known for its rich oral tradition and vibrant dialects, such as Central Bikol, Rinconada, and Bikol Albay. The language is rich in vocabulary and deeply intertwined with the region’s history, culture, and traditions. Bikol was spoken by the indigenous people of the Bicol Region long before the arrival of Spanish colonizers. It was used for daily communication, rituals, and oral traditions. #BuwanNgWika2024 #ALAMATTalakayan #AlamMoBaMagiliw #ALAMAT

BB Buwan ng Wika Filipino: Wikang Mapagpalaya ❤️‍🔥 Maganda gabi, mga Magiliw! Atin namang talakayin ang wikang Kapampangan na wikang ginagamit ng ating ginoo na si Jao. The Kapampangan language, known locally as Amánung Sísuan (breastfed language), is primarily spoken in the province of Pampanga and southern Tarlac. It’s a rich and vibrant language with deep cultural roots, reflecting the history and traditions of the Kapampangan people. Kapampangan is part of the Austronesian language family and has its own unique vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation that sets it apart from other Philippine languages. Despite influences from Spanish, English, and Tagalog, Kapampangan remains a living language, cherished by its speakers. From its melodic intonations to its distinctive expressions, the Kapampangan language is a testament to the resilience and cultural pride of its people. #BuwanNgWika2024 #ALAMATTalakayan #AlamMoBaMagiliw #ALAMAT

BB Buwan ng Wika Filipino: Wikang Mapagpalaya Maganda hapon mga Magiliw! Ang tatalakayin naman natin ngayong hapon ay ang wikang ginagamit ng ating ginoo na si MO. Ang wikang Tagalog. Tagalog is the mother tongue for nearly 25 percent of the population and is spoken as a first or second language by more than half of all Filipinos. The term Tagalog came from ”taga ilog,” meaning the river dwellers along the Pasig River during Spain’s occupation of the Philippines. Pasig River is a 25-kilometer river that connects Manila Bay and Laguna de Bay, dividing the city of Manila and its surrounding towns into southern and northern sections. The term was difficult for the Spaniards to pronounce so it was reduced to ”tagalog,” the language, which became the basis of Filipino and other local languages. In an attempt to convert more indigenous Filipinos to Roman Catholicism, the Doctrina Christiana was written in Tagalog in 1593. This book is considered the first book published in Tagalog. #BuwanNgWika2024 #ALAMATTalakayan #AlamMoBaMagiliw #ALAMAT

BB Buwan ng Wika Filipino: Wikang Mapagpalaya ❤️‍🔥 Magiliw nating talakayin ang unang wika sa hapong ito. Wikang gamit ni Alamat Taneo, ang wikang Ilocano. Ilocano Language is the 3rd widely spoken native language in the Philippines mainly used in Cordilleras, Northern and Central Luzon. Ilocano, like all Philippine languages, is an Austronesian language, a very expansive language family believed to originate in Taiwan. Ilocano has a lowland dialect mostly used in Ilocos region, Cagayan and other parts of Central Luzon and an Upland dialect used in the Cordilleras. #BuwanNgWika2024 #ALAMATTalakayan #AlamMoBaMagiliw #ALAMAT