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- 1. Language DIALECTS THROUGHOUT THE PHILIPPINES Presenters: Language PHILIPPINEPOP CULTURE Michael Angelo Lumenario Adonice Abraham Joshua Parinas Christian Tena Jhon Rey Nery Albert Guzman Rommel Talaran John Macatangay John Carlo Freyra John Paul Hernandez ~ ~
- 2. - It isa complex human phenomenon that serves as a systematic means of communicating ideas, feelings, and information. What is Language?
- 3. - It isa variety of a language that differs in grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and other features from other varieties of the same language. What is Dialect?
- 4. THEIR DIFFERENCES: LANGUAGE DIALECT •Specific • Informal • Local • General • Formal • National
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- 6. TAGALOG Four main dialectsof Tagalog: • Northern (exemplified by the Bulacan dialect) • Central (including Manila) • Southern (exemplified by Batangas) • Marinduque - It is not spoken universally throughout the country, but dominates the area around the capital city of Manila and has long enjoyed a special status in the country. TAGALOG
- 7. • It isspoken mainly in the Philippines, particularly in the Ilocos and Cagayan Valley regions of northern Luzon. • It is officially recognized as a provincial language, along with Filipino and English, in La Union province in the Ilocos region of Luzon, and recognized as an auxiliary official language in other regions where it is spoken. ILOKANO ILOKANO
- 8. • It isthe main language spoken in the province of Pampanga and in southern Tarlac, Philippines. • It is distinct from Tagalog, being mutually unintelligible, and shares closer ties with the Sambal languages of Zambales. KAPAMPANGAN KAPAMPANGAN Major Dialects: Calaguiman: Spoken in Samal, Bataan. Mabatang: Found in Abucay, Bataan. Pampanga Bay Area: Used in Masantol. Pinac: Spoken in Candaba, San Simon, and San Luis. Capas: Found in Tarlac.
- 9. • It isspoken mainly in the Philippines, particularly in the region of Bicol. • Standard Bikol is commonly spoken in the urban centers of the region. BIKOLANO BIKOLANO Major Dialects: • Northern Coastal Bikol • Southern Bikol • Central Bikol • Bisakol
- 10. CEBUANO • Cebu • Boholano •Leyte • Mindanao Visayan Several Dialects: CEBUANO • It is the major language of Visayan islands (Negros Oriental, Cebu, Bohol), and parts of Mindanao in the Philippines. • It is the second most spoken language in the Philippines after Tagalog. • Also known as "Binisaya”.
- 11. Several Dialects: • Hiligaynon •Kawayan spoken on the island of Biliran • Kari • It is the fourth largest of the 175 languages spoken in the Philippines. • Hiligaynon’s closest relatives are Capiznon, Masbatenyo, and Porohanon. • Also known as “Ilonggo”. HILIGAYNON HILIGAYNON
- 12. WARAY-WARAY WARAY-WARAY • It isa member of the Bisayan branch of the Central Philippine language family. • Is a member of the Bisayan branch of the Central Philippine language family. • The Tocaloban dialect is consider the ‘standard’, and is used in the media and education. • Also known as “Winaray”.
- 13. • It isalso spoken by sizable minorities in different parts of Mindanao, such as Zamboanga, Davao, and General Santos. • Maguindanao language extends beyond the boundaries of the Maguindanao province. MAGUINDANAO MAGUINDANAO
- 14. • It isa language spoken in Lanao del Norte and Lanao del Sur provinces in Mindanao in the Philippines • Maranao is written with the Latin alphabet, though in the past it was written with a version of the Arabic script, like Malay. MARANAO MARANAO
- 15. • It isa prominent indigenous dialect spoken by multiple groups in the Philippines, reflecting a deep-rooted cultural heritage. • Various groups, including the Cotabato Manobo, Manobo, and Dibabawon Manobo, speak the language MANOBO MANOBO
- 16. AS A CULTURE: •Language and culture are deeply interconnected, with language serving as a primary means of expressing and transmitting cultural values, beliefs, and practices. AS A CULTURE: 1. Cultural Identity 2. Mutual Influence 3. Transmission of Culture
- 17. REFERENCE REFERENCE • https://www.getblend.com/blog/major-languages Philippines/#:~:text=The%20Philippines%20government%20officially%20re cognises,million%20people%20in%20The%20Philippines! • https://learn-tagalog.com/is-tagalog-a-dialect-or-a-language/ •https://omniglot.com/writing/ilocano.htm • https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Kapampangan_phrasebook • https://www.mustgo.com/worldlanguages/cebuano/ • https://www.mustgo.com/worldlanguages/hiligaynon/ • https://www.omniglot.com/writing/waray.php • https://sinaunangpanahon.com/maguindanao-language-of-the- philippines/ • https://www.omniglot.com/writing/maranao.htm • https://sinaunangpanahon.com/manobo-language-of-the-philippines/ • https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5959053/ • https://pin.it/18G3SAN1R • https://pin.it/5aKn0X5NV • https://pin.it/3p7F1nYNK • https://pin.it/2dIza8lZc • https://pin.it/23g8rxogC • https://pin.it/67Fx99VdT • https://pin.it/1ufdOzNt6 • https://pin.it/3tu5xZ37V • https://pin.it/7k6VNJbPq • https://pin.it/7zbEp0NFP • https://pin.it/JmbeELYBj • https://pin.it/2qI4NVQjK • https://pin.it/2z8GmScNH • https://pin.it/3YLMgnDV0 • https://pin.it/1zBwCRimD • https://pin.it/1q8jzJTKR
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