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Bontoc Ikholot: March 2008

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AKA FINONTOK, the language of the Bontoc indigenous group. Thursday, March 13, 2008. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Narpo ak isnan ili ay kawad si lifoo. Ominom ak isnan chanom ay kaag cholalo, ya mangmangan ak isnan lokmog tay siya nan kanenmi. Ya chad-ayawek ili'y Fontok. View my complete profile. Blogs that I visit. Official Website of the Municipality of Bontoc. Wikipedia Info on Bontoc. Other Blogs about Bontoc. More Photos of Bontoc. Photos that I like. Photos that I like.

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Lang-ay Mountain Province: Patopat and Linapet

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There was an error in this gadget. Mountain Province abounds with rice-producing municipalities in the plains of Paracelis and rice terraces of Bontoc,Sadanga,Sagada, Besao, Tadian, Sabangan,Natonin and Barlig. One of rice varieties planted is the glutinous malagkit. Out of which patopat. Is sticky rice cake wrapped in banana leaves cooked in rice producing areas of the province. A more indigenous version in Bontoc and Sadanga is the tinufo. Is kin to the traditional Pangasinan kánen. Is steamed rice cak...

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Lang-ay Mountain Province: Lang-ay in Mountain Province

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There was an error in this gadget. Lang-ay in Mountain Province. Is a generic term in the Mountain Province which means to partake food and drink native wine in fellowship with family, relatives, friends, and community folks. It is from this cultural concept that the Lang-ay Festival. Landlocked Mountain Province is found in the central part of the Cordillera mountain ranges in northern Luzon of the Philippines. It is bounded on the north by the province of Kalinga, Apayao and Abra; on the south by B...

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Lang-ay Mountain Province: Livelihood projects benefit Mt. Province families

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There was an error in this gadget. Livelihood projects benefit Mt. Province families. To support the flourishing of local industries, the Provincial government of Mountain Province gave P100,000 for livelihood projects on blacksmith and iron works for folks in Sadanga. Read more of this in Northern Philippine Times . Other livelihood projects funded were blacksmith and iron works in Sadanga town which received P100,000. The Balangao Women’s organization of Natonin was given one sewing machine and o...

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Lang-ay Mountain Province: 7/1/09 - 8/1/09

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There was an error in this gadget. Livelihood projects benefit Mt. Province families. To support the flourishing of local industries, the Provincial government of Mountain Province gave P100,000 for livelihood projects on blacksmith and iron works for folks in Sadanga. Read more of this in Northern Philippine Times . Other livelihood projects funded were blacksmith and iron works in Sadanga town which received P100,000. The Balangao Women’s organization of Natonin was given one sewing machine and o...

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Bontoc Ikholot: April 2009

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AKA FINONTOK, the language of the Bontoc indigenous group. Wednesday, April 22, 2009. I translated this piece for a cousin of mine, who was going to read it in a program. Isnan laplapona ay khinaeb Apo Chios nan lofong, nang-ep siya isnan am-in ay winad-ayna tay chadlos ay khawis. Wad-ay ka’s sa ay khanag-awis ay ilan si mola ya teketeken ay enkik-iwi ay wad-ay isnan chanom, enfib-iyag isnan lota ya entat-ayaw id chaya. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Blogs that I visit.

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Bontoc Ikholot: August 2008

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AKA FINONTOK, the language of the Bontoc indigenous group. Saturday, August 30, 2008. A Song about Samoki. Waday nan ili ay nenngachan si SAMOKI. Engkhana ad sangad-om, komekedser na’y ili. Khefa, Sadlan ya Khawa, nginadnan si aamam-a. Samoki, somobli ak to issa. Khakhayamko, omipapakod cha. Ad Sadlan ay adi malichongan. Ad Khefa ay adi kasangotan. Ad Khawa, adi ta kaom-oma. Nan nay semek ay mangipalikna’s nan layad mi’d Kidlaa. At awni’t sakhongek to sika. No apchas pay mamatok nan akhew ad Am-agto.

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Bontoc Ikholot: July 2007

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AKA FINONTOK, the language of the Bontoc indigenous group. Saturday, July 28, 2007. Nan Pinang-ammon Apo Chios isnan Kasasaad nan Takho. 1 Sinokisokmo sak-en, Chios Apo,. Ya ammom am-in nan semekko. 2 Ammom nan am-in ay ikkak. Olay mo tomokcho ak paymo tomakcheg ak. Olay mo adchawi ka ken sak-en. Et aammom nan ek sesemken. 3 Imoschengam kayet nan omay-ayak;. Siya akhes mo mamaseyep ak. Ammom am-in nan ik-ikkak. 4 Olay eg-ayko tinakang nan topekko, Chios Apo,. Kechangna ay aammom nan wad-ay is kasemekko.

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Bontoc Ikholot: April 2007

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AKA FINONTOK, the language of the Bontoc indigenous group. Sunday, April 15, 2007. Manual on Effective Teaching in Bontoc Igorot Context: An Excerpt. This is a section of what I wrote in my paper for my Effective Teaching class in the 1st semester of 2005.). But how does one balance respect for one’s own culture while integrating other cultures? Friday, April 13, 2007. This is a very interesting story of an Ifontok man named Timicheg, who died in Ghent, Belgium (circa 1913), and who will have (or maybe h...