Thread: Ilocano

Originally Posted by Maximiliano

By the way, "How are you?" is "Kumustakayo?" in Ilokano.

Wow. They managed to squeeze the whole sentence in one word.... That has to be a difficult language to learn.

Originally Posted by matiasc

It might be that in our alphabet its written together... But maybe in them its separated.. Like "Kumus-t-akayo(?"
Hehehehe I guess it depends on their way of writing it.

Haha your guess is as good as mine

Originally Posted by Maximiliano

By the way, "How are you?" is "Kumustakayo?" in Ilokano.

Funny, I can find some common roots with spanish in this greeting.

I suppose it is harder to do the DTP for an Ilokano file, right?

Originally Posted by santiagop

Funny, I can find some common roots with spanish in this greeting.

Really? Please do share. Where are the common roots?

hahaha... brilliant minds we have in this forum!!

Originally Posted by amayo

Really? Please do share. Where are the common roots?

"Kumustakayo" in Spanish is "¿Cómo estás tú?"

Originally Posted by santiagop

"Kumustakayo" in Spanish is "¿Cómo estás tú?"

You have a true gift Santiago!