Food/Meals in Ilocano
Let's learn Ilocano.
For todays Ilocano lesson, we are going to share how to say Breakfast,
Lunch, Dinner and other associated phrases.
Pammigat [pam-mi-gut] Breakfast in Ilocano
Ana ti pammigat ita? [ah-nah-tea-pam-mi-gut-e-tah]
What's for breakfast today in Ilocano.
Pangaldaw [pang-al-dao] Lunch in Ilocano
Ana ti pangaldaw ita? [ah-nah-tea-pang-al-dao-e-tah]
What's for lunch today in Ilocano.
Pangrabii [pang-rah-be-e]
Ana ti pangrabii ita? [ah-nah-tea-pang-rah-be-e-e-tah]
What's for dinner?
If you want to be more polite, you add these word after the ita:
- ading [ah-ding] - used when conversing with someone younger
- manong [mah-noong] - used when conversing with older male
- manang [mah-nang] - used when conversing with older female
- nana [nah-nah] - used when conversing with a grandma
- tata [tah-tah] - used when conversing with a grandpa
We hope you learned something from today's Ilocano lesson.
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