IBANAG LANGUAGE, PEOPLE, & CULTURE

[@ilovelanguages0124]

Special Thanks to Jake Coballes! :D

[@Gohar_Zakaryan_Content_Video]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@thescientist4919]

Why I can’t find the kurmanci Kurdish language? Why you deleted it?

[@francescocaiaffa5389]

The austronesian languages are very nice and rich of beautiful sounds....thankyou.....

[@reymarmaribbay77]

Nice! Proud Iban Ngak!

[@adilcrafts1460]

beautiful language, it is a very uniquely spoken language, it is so nice and it is a smooth language.

[@tonyfan3]

My husband calls it like a swallowing action to speak some parts

[@J11_boohoo]

Ibanag, Itawis, Isnag, Malaweg, very close sister language of the northern philippine languages

[@rahim7327]

And also Yogad

[@hanjesse31]

Gaddan

[@Sanzianabel]

I love learning about the culture and the people in these videos and not just the languages, i love this format and i hope to see more austronesian videos

[@khust2993]

Ibanags were one of the major ethnic groups of 16th century Luzon as mentioned by the Spaniards. Sad to see them being smaller in number today and basically replaced by Ilocanos. But it's good that there still Ibanags today who still promote their culture and language, and at least they don't promote lies and fabrications unlike some "cultural advocates" from other ethnic groups.

[@fisher1634]

Kinda curious to know... what are those fabrications?

[@azuaraikrezeul1677]

Ibanag and ilokanos are cousins they is alot of intermarriage of the two.

[@migspedition]

why bitter when you both have dark elbows 😂

[@silangangbahagi9267]

​@@migspedition anni gavu sangawe nu mas mangisi' i siku mi anne' ta duruma nga raza

[@paiwanhan]

Thanks Andy. The Spanish brought Cagayan warriors with them when they occupied Northern Taiwan. If only there were records on how they interacted with the natives in Taiwan.

[@silangangbahagi9267]

Thanks for the video, as a Ibanag descent and an ibanag speaker, I really appreciate it, Mabbalo nga aru nikaw wagi❤️

[@mikahamari6420]

This is beautiful! Lively presentation and the reduplications make the story sound like a song.

[@sumaranggg]

The language of Northeast Lusong 🌸

[@amilavxilmen5632]

If I remember f,z and v are rare native phonemes in Philippines

[@fluffymumu7102]

Yes, f, z, and v are omitted in Central Philippine languages. However, Northern Luzon languages, Danao, Bilic, and Obu languages in the south have retained these phonemes in their respective languages, as these ethnic groups have remained uncolonized throughout Philippine history.

[@3idontknow3]

Intro greeting sounds like Maranao!

[@ANTSEMUT1]

Lima gang

[@Davlavi]

Informative as always.

[@leonardoschiavelli6478]

Lima not only means five but also hand!!! 😱

[@vincentwhite938]

Nice video

[@dertyp7916]

Please do a video about Gilaki language

[@goreotuma2490]

2-duwa like on Russian два

[@nurjandabar9723]

Marahil ay kapareho lang ng mga ibanag at mga ilocano ang kultura namin na mga taga cordillera noong unang panahon lalo na sa kalinga-apayao at abra ngunit nakalimutan nyo lang ang inyong CULTURAL IDENTITY kasi nasakop kayo ng mga spanish ng 300 years samantalang dito saamin sa highland ay WE ARE FREE AS A BIRD cos we are stronger than the spaniards

[@silangangbahagi9267]

Ibanang ako, pero naiintindihan ko ang nais mong ipa-hiwatig saamin, kayong mga taga cordillera ay hinde nasakop ng mga dayuhan, di lang dahil sa tapang ninyo kundi dahil sa geographical advantage rin, samantalang kaming mga ibanag na naninirahan sa lowland ay walang natural na kasangga di tulad ng mga bundok ninyo. Dahil rito, halos mawala ang kultura namin, at naging minority pa kami sa mismong nitibo naming lupa (Cagayan Valley) sapagkalipas ng panahon dahil sa mga ilokano. Atsaka skl ang ibig sabihin ng "Kalinga" sa Ibanag ay "Kaaway"🤣

[@silangangbahagi9267]

@YeetMan 0.9 kinda true pre, nung pumunta ako sa Cordillera halos puro Ilokano ang nakaka salubong ko.

[@azuaraikrezeul1677]

Ilokano and igorot literally was murdering each other before the spanish came.ilokano allied with the spanish for convience

[@bryantbalisi3012]

@@azuaraikrezeul1677Totoo yan sa biag ni Lam ang nandun nagpapatayan dati ang mga tingguin at mga Ilokano before the spaniards came

[@bryantbalisi3012]

Ang pinaka matinding kaaway ng mga ilokano noon na tribo ay mga tingguian

[@zertekandketrez08]

Special Thanks to Jake Coballes

[@IllyrianPower214]

Could you please do Kosovo’s Albanian next pls?🙏

[@EzekielNeo]

Ammung balo ma ibanag e pati so magaling nga

[@amilavxilmen5632]

Interesting

[@fluffymumu7102]

Wow it sounds similar to Maguindanao!

[@norimaro_]

I istorpya na dagga Anna ayong

[@sneakyjaguar5982]

Can you do also Ibaloi language?

[@robinpando67]

I love this one

[@armandobaquiran8361]

Amo yamie banag

[@norimaro_]

Miray nga

[@siyacer]

interesting

[@Gohar_Zakaryan_Content_Video]

Go is Harbin language? is Harbin of the Russian of China pless of Harbin🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Vladyz1671]

Do malaysian dialects video next pls

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

日本語: You are a deer horse! イバナㇰ゛: You are a cow!

[@Tudo_suave]

5 and hand are the same word, just like Hawaiian

[@dalubwikaan161]

I love how Christian your channel is. God bless

[@marionmarklopezsentillas5056]

Ivatan and iwak please..

[@Nae_100]

4:01 di ako taga sitaw taga bataw ako, char haha

[@lewiss.3786]

This sounds like Ilokano if it was spoken with a Tagalog accent.

[@norimaro_]

Minay ra nga ginadduwa Yuri fun dupo ta tangnga na pinili na ayong yuri ufun nga gadduwata napanono😢 na nga mafuru

[@almarm.5210]

Ibanag y pinaka nabayag tu bida Noah Ibanag na Carabao Nuwang Nala ta ngagan ni Noah...

[@muhammadakmal35]

Sounds like makassarese or buginese

[@Fkrann24]

I'm Buginese, and it does sound like a Buginese accent

[@DonTornado]

Lima gang!

[@Nae_100]

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