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About Luca
Luca Canales-Ranque is a graduate of BA Philippine Studies with specialisations in History and Creative Writing in Filipino at the University of the Philippines Diliman. He is currently working in the restaurant industry and is now based in Naga and going to different places in the region doing research and learning the Bicolano seafood and gastronomy.
To contact and for enquiries: Gmail: <[email protected]> Instagram: <karanquegatan>
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Asked my parents what kutos means and they both demonstrated their language differences on me instead of demonstrating on themselves (she softly punched my head with her knuckles, and he pushed my head briskly with two fingers)
BUT TO BE FAIR, i did not think to ask them to do it to themselves. I just went "wait do it again so i understand"
An laóg ka ini binikol. Saro'ng bicolanong igdi minamanungód kan posts asin sinsakiton bumikol ta dai fluent/nakakapraktis, kaya ini. Sana makatabang 'ni bistohan an tawo sa ining mararomon saka magayonon wikang Bikol. (Iyo, bicol express an pfp.) Kun igwa kan bale bumasa sobre sa wikang Bikol: - Bikol languages - Differences between Bikol and Tagalog - Bikol Palumhok and Palanit - Article on Bikol Speech Register - Wikibooks entry on Bikol Speech Register - Bikol Perception of Time - Kapahingaloan: A Bicolano Indigenous Way of Philosophizing Towards Death - The Structural Bases of Compadre Characteristics in a Bikol Town
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langit
1 CORINTO 6:9 : Sabi ninda an mga arog sako, dai makakalaog sa langit. Maati, maraot, makasalan.
Pero an kabanalan nasa hadok mo, an pakpak yaon sa kugos mo. Kung kasalan ini, hirak man kan mga anghel. An langit yaon sa ngabil mo.
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isarado an mata
dangungon an daghan
baka lamang makua an
pagkamoot na nalingawan...
-The term "Bikol" could have been derived from "biko", the name of a river which drains into San Miguel Bay. Possible origins also include the Bikul or bikal bamboo tree which line rivulets, and the ancient native word biko meaning "twisted" or "bent". The region, administratively known as Region V, is located on the southeastern end of Luzon; it is surrounded by the Visayan Sea in the south, the Pacific ocean in the eat, Lamon Bay in the north and Sibuyan Sea and Quezon province in the west. [...] The Bikol region was known as Ibalon, variously interpreted to derive from ibalio, "to bring to the other side"; ibalong, "people from the other side" or "people who are hospitable ad give visitors gifts to bring home"; or as a corruption of Gibal-ong, a sitio of Magallanes, Sorsogon where the Spaniards first landed in 1567. The Bikol River was first mentioned in Spanish documents in 1572. The region was called "Los Camarines" after the huts found by the Spaniards in Camalig, Albay.
Maria Lilia F. Realubit, Bikol Literary History (1999).
