Sand Boarding In A Tropical Island?

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August 22nd 2014

Published: August 27th 2014

I asked the security guard in the mall where the food court was. I asked him in Tagalog (the language of Manila where I’m from) he answered me in Ilocano, the local language which I do not understand. For those who might argue that I should say dialect. No, it’s not a dialect because it’s completely different from Tagalog. When two people cannot understand each other when they speak, they sp... Read Full Entry

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me Pole dancing in Patapat bridge

Calle Crisologo

Sand bashing in Paoay

Paoay Cathedral

wind mills

Calesa in Calle Crisologo

Pinakbet is an Ilocano dish with fish sauce and vegetable like beans, okra, and bitter gourd. They're all in this pizza from Herencias in Paoay.

old houses

head stand

27th August 2014

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Languages vs. Dialect
You are right communication is the key. The Philippines has so much to offer and looks like you found another great location. Looks like a great trip. Thanks for blogging.

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