Ilocano

makipagriknan is the Ilocano word for condolence. The term expresses sympathy when someone has died.

The Ilocano word for warrior is mannani. mannani is a noun used to describe a person who is actively engaged in battle, conflict or warfare.

The Ilocano word for delicious is naimas. naimas is primarily used to describe food that is pleasing to the taste.

naimbag a malem is the Ilocano way to say “good afternoon”. naimbag a malem is used as a greeting during the afternoon hours.

The English phrase “where are you?” is translated into Ilocano as ayanmo? ayanmo? is a question used to ask someone about their current location.

The Ilocano word for cousin is kasinsin. kasinsin is a noun used to refer to the child of a person’s parent’s brother or sister.

In Ilocano, the phrase for words is sasao. The term sasao refers to the individual elements of a language used to communicate.

The Ilocano word for “hi” is kablaaw. kablaaw is used as a friendly, informal greeting.

The English phrase “good night” is Naimbag a rabii in Ilocano. Naimbag a rabii is used as a farewell phrase.

The English word ‘beautiful’ is translated into Ilocano as napintas. Napintas is used to describe something or someone that is attractive.