The people of Cantilan are called Cantilangnons and their dialect is called Cantelangnon (part of Surigaonon dialect). It belongs to an Austronesian language of the Philippine type spoken by about several thousand people. With lexical similarity of 82% with Dibabawon Manobo, 81% with Agusan Manobo, 69% with Butuanon.
This will be the avenue of my ramblings as Cantilangnon!
( Free translation, just email me. :) )
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An tinuya, kasal sanan flags
September 7, 2008Musta na?
Kabii pa nak tana iupdate an blog, nakay permi ak mailugan ni Linvs maginternet to ija mga flags.
Tagpalitan ko matud sija nan poster nan tanan mga flags sa kalibutan, ugsa hapit na mamemorize nija an tanan. Natuyog sija kabii, tapad an flag nan Pilipinas. hehehe
Kahapon, didto matud kami sa Bon-ot iban si wifey, nanibong sa kasal nan ak estudyante sanan assistant sa botika.
Nangaulahi kami pag-abot, adtoy ak hindungan nolaung, “atoy hugason”. hehehe Nakay taglamisahan dajon kami nan puro karne, ugsa…
…kaina buntag sajo ak minmata, nagtuya nan isda pinalit ko kabii. Higop-higop ak sabaw, nanalinga kan Don Moen, samptang naguyan sa gawas. Kalami lam sa kinabuhi.
Previous Comments
lagi soy, katawa ko gajud sanan nasipog gamay kay paulahi-ulahi man.
lapu-lapu na isda ak tagtuya, sagolan kalamongay, na tanhuyasan na humigop. heheh
Posted by cantilangnon at September 8, 2008, 11:15 amhehe an kalamonggay padugang nan gatas.
Posted by yopops at September 14, 2008, 5:26 amhahaha tinuod poy.
Posted by cantilangnon at September 14, 2008, 8:23 am
Ya na gajud ako kabati nan jaon phrase na ‘atoy hugason’. Kabibo sab.
Tinuya ray ako.
Posted by Soy at September 8, 2008, 3:14 am