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    The document describes 13 major ethno-linguistic Muslim cultural communities in the Philippines. It lists the communities, which include the Jama Mapuns, Iranons, Kaagans, Kalibugans, Maguindanaos, Maranaos, Palawanons, Samas, Sangils, Tausugs, Yakans, and Bangingis. It notes where these communities are located between mainland Mindanao and the island provinces. The document also provides basic greetings, phrases for getting help and directions, questions for personal information, and numbers in a local Muslim dialect.

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    The document describes 13 major ethno-linguistic Muslim cultural communities in the Philippines. It lists the communities, which include the Jama Mapuns, Iranons, Kaagans, Kalibugans, Maguindanaos, Maranaos, Palawanons, Samas, Sangils, Tausugs, Yakans, and Bangingis. It notes where these communities are located between mainland Mindanao and the island provinces. The document also provides basic greetings, phrases for getting help and directions, questions for personal information, and numbers in a local Muslim dialect.

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    The document describes 13 major ethno-linguistic Muslim cultural communities in the Philippines. It lists the communities, which include the Jama Mapuns, Iranons, Kaagans, Kalibugans, Maguindanaos, Maranaos, Palawanons, Samas, Sangils, Tausugs, Yakans, and Bangingis. It notes where these communities are located between mainland Mindanao and the island provinces. The document also provides basic greetings, phrases for getting help and directions, questions for personal information, and numbers in a local Muslim dialect.

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    Muslim

    Uploaded by

    Aimee Tumlos
    The document describes 13 major ethno-linguistic Muslim cultural communities in the Philippines. It lists the communities, which include the Jama Mapuns, Iranons, Kaagans, Kalibugans, Maguindanaos, Maranaos, Palawanons, Samas, Sangils, Tausugs, Yakans, and Bangingis. It notes where these communities are located between mainland Mindanao and the island provinces. The document also provides basic greetings, phrases for getting help and directions, questions for personal information, and numbers in a local Muslim dialect.

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    MUSLIM

    CULTURE AND DIALECT


     The Muslim cultural communities may be classified into thirteen (13) major ethno-linguistic groups. These are the:

     Jama Mapuns of Cagayan de Tawi-Tawi;


     the Iranons of Cotabato;
     the Kaagans of Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur and Davao Oriental;
     the Kalibugans of Zamboanga;
     the Maguindanaos of Maguindanao;
     the Maranaos of Marawi;
     the Palawanons and Molbogs of Palawan;
     the Samas of Tawi-Tawi;
     the Sangils of Sarangani;
     the Tausugs of Sulu; the
     Yakans of Basilan, and the
     Bangingis of Tongkil and Zamboanga
            The Iranon, Kaagan, Kalibugan, Maranao and Maguindanao live in mainland
    Mindanao.
     The rest of the Muslim cultural communities such as the Jama Mapun,
    Palawanon, Molbog, Sama, Sangil, Tausug, and the Yakan reside in the island
    provinces,
     Except for the Bangingis, who can be found both in mainland Mindanao, that is, in
    Zamboanga and in Tongkil, which is an island municipality of the province of Sulu.
    GREETINGS!
    Good Morning! Mapiya kapipita
    Good Evening! Mapiya gagawi-i
    Welcome! (to greet someone) Bolos ka!
    How Are You? Antona-a i masosowa a ka
    I’m Fine, Thanks! Mapiya, Salamat
    And You? Seka?
    Good Mapiya
    Thank You (Very Much)! Madakel a salamat
    I Missed You So Much! Inikadali aken seka!
    What’s New? Antona-a i bago?
    Nothing Much Daa madakel
    See You Later! Makapagilaya ta bo!
    Good Bye! Modas ako
    HELP AND DIRECTIONS

    I’m Lost Miyadadag ako


    Can I Help You? Ba aden a kiyogop aken reka?
    Can You Help Me? Kapakai a kaogopan akong ka?
    Where is the bathroom? Anda so paigo’ay?
    Go Straight! Pantek kangka den aya
    I’m Looking For John Pepangilobaan aken si John
    How Much Is This? Pira i arga ini?
    Excuse Me! Tabiya’ reka!
    Come With Me! Onot ka raken
    PERSONAL INFO

    What’s Your Name? Antona-a i ngaran ka?


    My Name Is … Aya ngaran aken na si …
    Thank you, you’re Very Kind! Salamat, malimoon ka!
    Where Are You From (referring
    Anda ka makapopon a inged?
    to a place)?
    I’m From… Sii ako makapopon sa…
    I’m an American Merikano ako
    Where Do You Live? Anda ka mababaling?
    I live in… Sii ako babaling sa …
    Did You Like It Here? Miyasoat ka sii?
    What Do You Do For A Living? Antona-a i galebek ka?
    NUMBERS
     
    1 isa, timan
    2 doa, doa timan
    3 telo, telo timan
    4 pat, pat timan
    5 lima, lima timan
    6 nem, nem timan
    7 pito, pito timan
    8 oalo, oalo timan
    9 siao, siao timan
    10 oatiq, poloq, saoatiq, sapolo timan
    11 sapolo ago isa
    12 sapolo ago doa
    13 sapolo ago telo
    14 sapolo ago pat
    15 sapolo ago lima
    Title Lorem Ipsum

    01 02 03
    LOREM IPSUM NUNC VIVERRA PELLENTESQUE
    DOLOR SIT AMET, IMPERDIET ENIM. HABITANT MORBI
    CONSECTETUER FUSCE EST. TRISTIQUE
    ADIPISCING ELIT. VIVAMUS A TELLUS. SENECTUS ET
    MAECENAS NETUS ET
    MALESUADA
    FAMES.

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