some Filipinos don't even know what is AKLAN they only know about Boracay Island but not knowing where is it. plus a little trivia: Aklan is the oldest PROVINCE in the Philippines
Trivia: the letter L is being replaced by La=ea Lo=eo Thanks for your content!! I find this video fun and also informative!!hoping that your channel to grow more!! Saeamat guid it abo! (Thank you very much!)
the important thing is that you make the effort to use it, even if it is not perfect. we should continue to use local languages because they are so cool, interesting, and part of culture!
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My grandparents are speaking Akeanon when having vacation on Malay. I can understand but in speaking it, don't count me in, cuz it's one of the hardest language in the Philippines. The pronunciation is kind a relaxing at first but it is a total nightmare, btw Thanks for this broh, still proud of my Akeanon Heritage:)
it´s never too late to learn a language. You are fortunate that you can already understand it. That will make it easier for you to learn how to speak it. Kaya mo yan! hehe
Mark Morris Almorin ako pod katawa daghan grave nakaka wala nang stress itong vlog nato , binatukan na ako nang pinsan ko kasi ang lakas ko raw tumawa hahhahahaah
Haha, yes, it will take a lifetime. By the way, scientifically, they are LANGUAGES, not dialects. The word dialect is old terminology and not recommended by academics anymore. Akeanon is a language, not a dialect. If you do not believe me, ask a Professor of Linguistics or someone who has a PhD in linguistics. 8-)
@@killersg.8290 it's more than 200. In the northern part alone of Luzon, they have so many dialects. And different tribes in Panay Island has also many dialects of there own.
Nabas, Buruanga, and Malay tongues are actually dialects of Karay-A Language and not Aklanon. They speak almost the same as bordering towns of Antique. Aklanon language is so unique that you can draw a line to which exactly it is spoken as native tongue. We live in the borders of Ibajay and Nabas and we can clearly hear how the two language Aklanon and Karay-A is distinct from one another. People from Kalibo, Batan, etc would not understand someone who speak Nabasnon or Buruanganon unless he is already exposed to the said language before. This is how we speak it here in the Farwestern Aklan which is actually a Karay-A dialect versus the actual Aklanon. Maeapit - _Rapit_ Maeayo - _Rayo_ Maeaw ay - _Sayod_ Maeain - _Kalain_ Nagbahoe ro ang ueo - _Nagbahol kong ulo_ Haehae imo saewae - _Luga mong sarwal_ Ro anwang gaeugaeog sa eugan eugan - _Ang karbaw naga lugalog sa lam-aw._ Malaynon is slowly adapting or shifting to Aklanon words because the municipality is currently having a huge Aklanon speaking immigrants from eastern Aklan.
Oh...thank you for the clarification. That is very useful to know about the distinct languages in Aklan province, including a Karay-a part in far western Aklan. And also interesting that Aklanon-speaking people are migrating to the west and mixing
Sir punta ka ng northern samar sa parte ng visayas sa magandang Isla ng "capul" unique yung language nila sa buong n.samar cla lang ang kakaiba ang lenguahe.i think isa ito sa mahirap na lenguahe sa buong pilipinas
Yeah i know, but the foreigners i was speaking to did not speak english or any philippine language, so i used the word ´cow´ because it is a simpler word than ´carabao´. they understood they concept at least haha
some Filipinos don't even know what is AKLAN they only know about Boracay Island but not knowing where is it. plus a little trivia: Aklan is the oldest PROVINCE in the Philippines
galing...thank you for the additional information
Maraming salamat po dami mo pong napapatawa ang galing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
saeamat gid meg kasadya ing video more power god bless
saeamat gid
How fun. Thanks.
welcome, glad you enjoyed it
Firth, still waiting for that Siargao vlog :)
Haha, yeah, it is done, but i have not made the thumbnail pic yet. yun lang haha
Ang sakit nang tiyan ko kakatawa agoy hahhahahahahajah
hahaha, please share the video if you enjoyed it!
MY grandparents camefrom Kalibo aklan...I remember the word se in ro senduko...
abu abu it Onga...😍😍😍😘
oh, that´s interesting. hope you can go there and learn the language of your grandparents
kanami mung vedeo saeamat nga abo ai gn presinta mo among probinsya mabuhay ka from buruanga aklan.❤️
my pleasure. i hope you can share the video with your friends in aklan. abo nga saeamat!
Yes, I akeanon.. kaboboeo ta
Trivia: the letter L is being replaced by La=ea
Lo=eo
Thanks for your content!!
I find this video fun and also informative!!hoping that your channel to grow more!!
Saeamat guid it abo!
(Thank you very much!)
Saeamat gid it abo Mark! I love Akeanon. I hope you can continue to speak it and definitely teach your children how to speak Akeanon hehe!
You can get deeper into the fluctuations and inflections of the words to how it’s pronounced. Maeayo = mâ-eâ-yó .
I can still speak it, but I was told that I have an American accent in the locals’ ears.
the important thing is that you make the effort to use it, even if it is not perfect. we should continue to use local languages because they are so cool, interesting, and part of culture!
Hi Firth! Funny content! I can't stop smiling! Do you sti remember me? Im GABO's hubby.. Henry.. teka bat ba ako napapa-english haha!
of course i remember you! kumusta? nag subscribe ka na?
@@firthm2 ok namn sya ngayon malapit na manganak! Syempre Nagsubscribe na ako! Ikaw pa! Hehe!
Thank you much for this video. All aklanons and boracaynons are proud of you.
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My grandparents are speaking Akeanon when having vacation on Malay. I can understand but in speaking it, don't count
me in, cuz it's one of the hardest language in the Philippines. The pronunciation is kind a relaxing at first but it is a total nightmare, btw Thanks for this broh, still proud of my Akeanon Heritage:)
it´s never too late to learn a language. You are fortunate that you can already understand it. That will make it easier for you to learn how to speak it. Kaya mo yan! hehe
Correct
maemae rang hibayag kanda AHAHHAHAHAH aklanon hereee❤️
Joanna Julien Mayad owa gin tun-an imao it pang-bastos. Gin-hambae nana kon-ta hay puyu, bukon it puyas.
Grabe ang galing mo hehehe, daghan gyud kag nabal an nga language. Naimbag a rabii😄
parang ikaw hehe (kasta met kaniam). agyamanak!
Can you do waray lauguage in Samar or Leyte
I would love to!
Maabo nga saeamat man kimo amigo sa suporta ag kasadya sa Amon nga mahae nga isla.
taga diin ka hay?
Taga aklan ako
We want part 3 😃
i wish! share the videos with your friends then i will be inspired to make part 3 haha
0:55 can't stop laughing.lol😂😂😂
Hahahaha thanks for watching Mark
@@firthm2 nah.. Thank your for this content.😁 i'm actually living in boracay.😅
Mark Morris Almorin ako pod katawa daghan grave nakaka wala nang stress itong vlog nato , binatukan na ako nang pinsan ko kasi ang lakas ko raw tumawa hahhahahaah
abo gid nga saeamat sa pagbisita iya sa akean sir.good bless
abo gid nga saeamat. kindly share the video with your Akeanon friends so they can subscribe too!
Im from capiz Peru antiguhan Aku mag haea it akeanon
that´s awesome! so it´s true that some people from Capiz and Antique can speak Akeanon, especially in border areas...nice to know.
You have a long way to go ..learning all 500+ dialects in pinas. God bless you
Haha, yes, it will take a lifetime. By the way, scientifically, they are LANGUAGES, not dialects. The word dialect is old terminology and not recommended by academics anymore. Akeanon is a language, not a dialect. If you do not believe me, ask a Professor of Linguistics or someone who has a PhD in linguistics. 8-)
Ok. Thanks for the info. Btw, I really love the way you said " YUGA EH" (hahaha) in your iloilo vlog. Because I'm from mandurriao Iloilo city myself.
Well that’s so much tho, it’s only like 200 or less
@@killersg.8290 it's more than 200. In the northern part alone of Luzon, they have so many dialects. And different tribes in Panay Island has also many dialects of there own.
Proud Aklanon here..😊😍😍
Akeanon man c sir hehe..
Aklanons are awesome! Everyone I met in Aklan was so welcoming and friendly
Ag Amon nga lingwahe nga imong ging tun an hay nag pasadya kakon bisan iya ako sa overseas.
My pleasure Lorimar. Abo gid nga saeamat
Hahahaha natagboeo ako kanda tanan gabasa ..
hehehe
Tig pila ing puyas haha gagi
Hahaha
abo gid nga saeamat 💗😂 #ProudAkeanonhere
abo gid nga saeamat Dayanara! kindly share the video if you have not done it yet
@@firthm2 💖
I'm laughing out loud. 😂
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saeamat
Wat problema bro ah. Hehe
I had been working in Aklan for 1 year. I can understand Akeanon but very difficult to speak
Are you Tagalog
Wow, sounds like you're a native speaker of Akeanon Sir. Pilang dag-on ka eon iya sa Pilipinas?
Mga mormons dun bisan siin eang sanda dun ga agto nga probinsya ag tigo sanda mag hamhae itdayalik bawat probinsya.
yeah, mormons generally learn the local languages in the places they go. but i am not a mormon haha
Lol 😂😂
enjoyed it
Nabas, Buruanga, and Malay tongues are actually dialects of Karay-A Language and not Aklanon. They speak almost the same as bordering towns of Antique.
Aklanon language is so unique that you can draw a line to which exactly it is spoken as native tongue. We live in the borders of Ibajay and Nabas and we can clearly hear how the two language Aklanon and Karay-A is distinct from one another.
People from Kalibo, Batan, etc would not understand someone who speak Nabasnon or Buruanganon unless he is already exposed to the said language before.
This is how we speak it here in the Farwestern Aklan which is actually a Karay-A dialect versus the actual Aklanon.
Maeapit - _Rapit_
Maeayo - _Rayo_
Maeaw ay - _Sayod_
Maeain - _Kalain_
Nagbahoe ro ang ueo - _Nagbahol kong ulo_
Haehae imo saewae - _Luga mong sarwal_
Ro anwang gaeugaeog sa eugan eugan - _Ang karbaw naga lugalog sa lam-aw._
Malaynon is slowly adapting or shifting to Aklanon words because the municipality is currently having a huge Aklanon speaking immigrants from eastern Aklan.
Oh...thank you for the clarification. That is very useful to know about the distinct languages in Aklan province, including a Karay-a part in far western Aklan. And also interesting that Aklanon-speaking people are migrating to the west and mixing
Sounds like bisaya language
Newbie subs here sir...
Thanks for subbing Mark! did you share the video na?
Sir punta ka ng northern samar sa parte ng visayas sa magandang Isla ng "capul" unique yung language nila sa buong n.samar cla lang ang kakaiba ang lenguahe.i think isa ito sa mahirap na lenguahe sa buong pilipinas
thanks for the recommendation. I hope i can go there someday
Ru anwang ka eugaeog sa eugan eugan
ang cool di ba
Sa mga akeanong pa subs. Man ako 😁😂
hehe thanks for subscribing JJ!
OKOKCGECGE... BANGA..
The accent is very cebuano indi hiligaynon
Its that chinese? Hahahah
puyas??!!
gets mo ba
ang hirap sabihin ng "akeanon" huhuhu
oo nga eh. super cool language, love the sounds
Ro anwang is not a cow its a carabao :)
Ngani cow ta kuno, cow cow ang aking crush 😁😂
Yeah i know, but the foreigners i was speaking to did not speak english or any philippine language, so i used the word ´cow´ because it is a simpler word than ´carabao´. they understood they concept at least haha
Natawa ako sa pu*as
glad you enjoyed the video