"In ivatan dialect, "see you soon" is translated as "Kita káyuta."
"Chadao khuymu" in Ivatan means "Good morning" in English. It is a common greeting used in the Ivatan language, which is spoken mainly in the Batanes Islands in the Philippines.
riddles in batanic language
Chadao kuymu or Ichadaw ko imu :)
Hi I am Teddy, I will hide under your bed at the midnight..... later you will see Me
A vakul is a type of traditional headdress worn by the Ivatan people to protect them from the elements. The Ivatans are an ethnic group from the Batanes Islands of the Philippines. The vakul is made from fibrous material of a particular type of palm.
Cesar A. Hidalgo has written: 'The making of the Ivatans' -- subject(s): History 'Ivatan-Filipino-English dictionary' -- subject(s): Batan language, Dictionaries, Tagalog, English
A vakul is a type of traditional headdress worn by the Ivatan people to protect them from the elements. The Ivatans are an ethnic group from the Batanes Islands of the Philippines. The vakul is made from fibrous material of a particular type of palm.
Batanes - known for its rugged coastlines and traditional Ivatan houses. Siargao - popular for its surfing spots like Cloud 9. Camiguin - boasts of natural attractions such as volcanic hills and hot springs. Guimaras - famous for its sweet mangoes and pristine beaches. Siquijor - known for its mystical and healing traditions. Dinagat - a rising ecotourism destination with stunning landscapes. Bantayan - features white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters.
I can describe five provinces in the Philippines: Palawan - known for its stunning landscapes, including pristine beaches and vibrant coral reefs. Cebu - a popular tourist destination, famous for its historical sites and vibrant festivals. Batanes - a group of islands at the northernmost part of the Philippines known for its rugged coastlines and traditional Ivatan culture. Bohol - home to the famous Chocolate Hills and diverse marine life, making it a top destination for nature lovers. Camiguin - known as the "Island Born of Fire" due to its seven volcanoes, hot springs, and stunning waterfalls.
Tagalog: Mahal kita Cebuano: Higugmaon tika Ilocano: Ay-ayaten ka Hiligaynon: Palangga ta ikaw Bicolano: Namomotan ta ka Waray: Higugmaon ko ikaw Kapampangan: Mekamasal la kung ika Pangasinense: Marayag ya saray Maranao: Guinillang ko ikaw Tausug: Ayat kaw Ivatan: Ayayaten ka Surigaonon: Gimahal ko ikaw Aklanon: Gugma ko ikaw Kinaray-a: Gugma ta ikaw Chavacano: Ta ama contigui yo Ifugao: Nucad ka Yakan: Sayang kamu Maguindanao: Kalas kong minamah ka Yapese: Mwarek a kita Ibanag: Ay-ayamoka
nagsimula ito sa isang trahedya noong 1908, isang sasakyang pandagat ang lumubog ng dahil sa malakas na bagyo,... walang nakaligtas na pasahero nun, tapos yung isang pasahero dun ay ang asawa ng kumanta ng nu nunuk du tukun.... nunuk is a kind of a tree, and it was refering to the deceased husband. the poem says that suddenly the branches fell and i under it, it means that she is the only one now who could raise their child,...... well as long as you know now the story of the poem.... it may give you some clue to the other lines.. so keep up... maganda ang poem na to... halos maiyak pa nga ako eh..hehe... you can search this song on youtube.. just type ivatan laji.... that's all... gracias!!