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Ilokano ak met ah!

Ilokano ak met ah!

http://ilokanoakmet.blogspot.com/

Agpayso Ilokano ak, naiyanak sadiay Manila, dimmakel diay Ilokos, Bicolana ni nanay, Ilokano ni tatay. Padasek iti ag-blog iti Iloko. (It is true I am Ilocano, born in Manila, grew in Ilocos, my mom is a Bicolana and my dad from Ilocos. I'll try to b

tignay ken tagainep

tignay ken tagainep

http://hanseman.wordpress.com

An Ilokano blog for literature, poems, essays, commentaries & others

Bilingual Pen

Bilingual Pen

http://bilingualpen.com

A community portal and forum for literary and journalistic writing and freelancing. Also contains poems, short stories and essays. Articles are written in english or ilokano.

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Laoag City in the Philippines

Free Travel Information | December 8th 2009 by Nicole

in Ilokano, Laoag means “the place of light or clarity”. Laoag City had been a known progressive settlement to Japanese and Chinese traders, until the time when Juan de Salcedo, as Spanish conquistador, set foot at the northern banks of P read more

Kurditan Samtoy: The Literature of A Manly Race

Bilingual Pen | November 22nd 2009 by Sherma E. Benosa

THE ILOKANO, the native of Ilokandia, or Ilocos region, calls his literature Kurditan Samtoy (from the words “kurdit” which means to write, and “saomi ditoy”, meaning our language here). The ancient Iluko writer expressed hims read more

Santa Maria de Assunta Church of Ilocos Sur

HabagatCentral.com | November 11th 2009 by Bernardo Arellano III

Santa Maria Church, Ilocos Sur It was my first time conquering Ilocos Sur, the land of my ancestors (mother side). My primary aim there together with my family was to have the grasp of the heritage that our Filipino ancestors left during the Spanish read more

The Poor Rich

Church of God | November 3rd 2009 by Elpidio Biado

Leviticus 23:22 ‘When you reap the harvest of your land, you shall not wholly reap the corners of your field when you reap, nor shall you gather any gleaning from your harvest. You shall leave them for the poor and for the stranger: I am the LORD y read more

Ni Ansuan ken ti Unibersidad ti Bannawag

Bilingual Pen | October 24th 2009 by Sherma E. Benosa

Maysan a diamante ti Bannawag. Ket dagiti di mabilang a tikap kadagiti sikiganna isuda dagiti rinibu a bilang, ket dagiti di mabilang a rimat ken maris isuda met dagiti pagsiriban nga impaayna kadagiti mangbasbasa… —Ni JUAN S.P. HIDALGO, JR. SAKB read more

Ti Ilokano Writing Workshop, Cabie PINILI ken Premio Reynaldo A.…

Penstalker | October 20th 2009 by Mighty

The Association of Ilokano Writers of Metro Manila (Gunglo dagiti Mannurat nga Ilokano-Metro Manila, GUMIL-Metro) conducted a writing workshop led by the multi-awarded Ilokano writer, Mr. Juan SP Hildalgo Jr. That was on October 11, 2009. It was held read more

Violetauthoress, Kapuy! -- Apay Ngay?

"Silip..." | October 18th 2009 by violet sarmiento

Biyernes, ika-16 ng Oktubre 2009Sa pagsulat pa lamang ng pamagat ng akdang ito'y halos mangalahati na agad ang reserbang bala ko. Ganito kakaunti ang salitang Ilokanong nalalaman ko. Kapuy... talagang kapuy lalo pa't kung aking ibubukong isan'taon at read more

November is the National Novel Writing Month

Penstalker | October 15th 2009 by Mighty

Last Sunday, October 11, 2009, I attended a writing workshop for writing short story for children organized by the Gunglo dagiti Mannurat nga Ilokano (Association of Ilokano Writers) – Metro Manila. It was a great time for me and for other youn read more

What if we had an Ilokano National Novel Writing Month?

Bilingual Pen | October 15th 2009 by Sherma E. Benosa

Last Sunday, October 11, 2009, I attended a writing workshop for writing short story for children organized by the Gunglo dagiti Mannurat nga Ilokano (Association of Ilokano Writers) - Metro Manila. It was a great time for me and for other young Ilok read more

Igado

Inday's Kitchen : Kuzina ni Inday | October 2nd 2009 by Felicity

At first, I was wondering what Igado was. I was not familiar with it since it is an Ilokano dish. It is similar to adobo though which I am very familiar with. Igado is made up of pork meat, liver, heart and kidney. You may use all meat if you don't read more

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