Sagot: Sinturon. Ilocano, like all Philippine languages, is an Austronesian language, it is related to Malay (Indonesian and Malaysian), Tetum, Chamorro, Fijian, Mori, Hawaiian, Samoan, Tahitian, Paiwan, and Malagasy. 5 funny riddles translated to english. Basi was a major industry in the Ilocos region at the time, therefore in addition to the grief of Ilocanos had also lost their livelihood, in other words, they had been robbed of their happiness as well as an essential part of their culture and heritage. A lingua franca of the northern region (Northern Luzon) of the Philippines, it is spoken as a secondary language by more than two million people who are native speakers of Ibanag, Ivatan, Ibaloi, Itneg, Itawes, Pangasinan, Kankanaey, Kalinga, and other languages in Northern Luzon. Ket awan ti naparsua no saan a gapu kenkuana. Maysa nga sanga adda ti pito nga abot na (Isang sanga may butas na pito). Plates of food prepared for an atang consist of delicacies such as suman, dudul, linapet, baduya, patopat or balisongsong (snacks made from sticky rice or rice flour); busi (caramelized popped rice); linga (black sesame seeds); sticky rice with coconut milk; and bagas (uncooked rice) shaped in a crucifix and topped with fresh eggs. She was taken in by Apo Litao who gave her the gift of enchantment and she became his wife. This style of clothing would eventually replace the Ilocano women's gleaming black shawl. The Ilocanos would prick themselves, then rub the area with permanent black pitch powder or smoke; they did not do it as commonly as the Visayans, who painted themselves as a matter of course. Ilocos weavers weave on hardwood pedal looms with a variety of design techniques. Those who survived the battle were hanged and their heads pierced with wooden poles and flagged by the Spaniards as a warning to anyone who wanted to strike and fight against the Spaniards. A mantra in Ilocano religion is Water is life. In Ilocano it is burburtia , in Pangasinan boniqueo , in Tagal bugtong , in Gaddang , in Pampangan bugtong , in Bisayan tugmahanon . The preceding was written by a chronicler about Filipinos in general. RIDDLE IN ILOCANO DIALECT. Atang is also offered to the deceased during prayers for the dead or on Pista ti Natay, Undas or All Soul's Day. One of the most well-known Ilocano literary works written in Iloco is the Biag ni Lam-Ang ("The Life of Lam-Ang"), an epic poem about the fantastic life and escapades of an Ilocano hero named Lam-ang. Ti to a mankem, dna makta ti panagdiss