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DILA · KAPAMPANGAN BISAYA BIKOL P'SINAN ILOKANO

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  • Members: 344
  • Category: Philippines
  • Founded: Nov 2, 2001
  • Language: English
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Welcome to one of the world's most successful forums in the internet. It is the "home court" of DILA members based in the Philippines, the U.S., the U.K., Australia, Canada, Dubai and other countries. DILA, which stands for Defenders of Indigenous Languages of the Archipelago, is a union among patriotic Pangasinenses, Pampanguenos, Bicolanos, Warays, Karay-as, Ilongos, Cebuanos, Ilocanos, and other ethno-linguistic groups in the Philippines who feel aggrieved by the language policy of their country, and whose passion in life centers around promoting their dear languages and saving them from extinction. It unites them in their fight against any possible ethnic cleansing and in their struggle for language equality. Their activities include studying their languages and doing language translations, interpretations and comparisons in a scholarly way. They work for the intellectualization of their languages and aim to have them be made mediums of instruction and regular subjects in the school curriculum. Love and pride for their languages is what has motivated them into forging this grand alliance.

All members of minority groups, as well as exceptionally sympathetic Tagalogs, are strongly encouraged to join us and participate in our intellectual discussions. We are here to destroy the growing Tagalista mentality that is marginalizing all native languages to no end. Our battle cry is: "Bikol for Camarines Sur, Capampangan for Pampanga, Cebuano for Cebu, Hiligaynon for Iloilo, Ilocano for Ilocos Norte, Pangasinan for Pangasinan and Waray for Samar!" "United, we shall overcome!"

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Re: Cebuano and Sri Vishaya revisited
Here are more Sankrit words I found on my own which could be related to some Kapampangan words: abhyasa - study (biasa - skilled) argha - value (alaga - value)
Posted - Mon Dec 28, 2009 7:14 am
Jason Paul Laxamana
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Re: Cebuano and Sri Vishaya revisited
in the Bikolano epic Ibalon, Baltog, who killed the Upon, a wild boar with spear-like tusks (one of the Tandayag), was believed to be of the Aryan race. 
Posted - Mon Dec 28, 2009 2:27 am
jaime jesus borlagdan
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Re: Nationalist quackery
it will take a revolution. electing a popular president who will remove all quackery in the institutions and restore the Filipino republic is overthrowing the
Posted - Mon Dec 28, 2009 2:21 am
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Re: Cebuano and Sri Vishaya revisited
This is interesting, but I found the list a bit disappointing because it mostly contained of word comparisons between Cebuano, Malay, and Javanese, all of
Posted - Mon Dec 28, 2009 2:12 am
Jason Paul Laxamana
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Re: Cebuano and Sri Vishaya revisited
... It cannot be denied that Sanskrit had etymologically influenced some of the pre-Spanish lowlanders in the Philippines but it has to be highlighted out that
Posted - Sun Dec 27, 2009 7:04 pm
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2009 152 111 97 56 81 87 99 41 54 179 55 131
2008 340 181 308 206 276 132 145 92 253 163 267 233
2007 80 102 196 138 265 213 144 185 133 247 278 174
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2005 592 202 269 194 180 165 245 495 238 294 124 268
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