- The
Bicolano people (Bikol: Mga Bikolnon) are the fourth-largest
Filipino ethnolinguistic group.
Their native region is
commonly referred to as Bicolandia...
- Look up Bicol,
Bicolano, or
Bikol in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bikol or
Bicol usually refers to:
Bicol Region, the
administrative region in the...
- The
Bikol languages or
Bicolano languages are a
group of
Central Philippine languages spoken mostly in the
Bicol Peninsula in the
southeastern part of...
- the Visayans, kurditan, kur-itan by the Ilocanos, and
basahan by the
Bicolanos.[self-published source?] The
origins of
baybayin are
disputed and multiple...
- towns. The
Bicolanos are
descended from the Austronesian-speaking
immigrants who came from
Southern China during the Iron Age. Many of
Bicolanos also have...
-
Rinconada Bikol has
contributed much to this
unique feature of
spoken Bicolano languages.[citation needed] Examples:
Sainigin is a
group of
selected words...
-
Bikol Naga or
simply as Bikol, is an
Austronesian language spoken by the
Bicolanos,
primarily in the
Bicol Region of
southern Luzon, Philippines. It is spoken...
- to cook fish or meat in a
broth of
water and salt.
Laing is
typical of
Bicolano cuisine,
which is
known for
their common use of
chilis and
coconut milk...
- po****rized in the
district of Malate,
Manila but made in
traditional Bicolano style. It is a stew made from long
chili peppers (siling haba in Tagalog)...
- Ibálong, also
known as
Handiong or Handyong, is a 60-stanza
fragment of a
Bicolano full-length folk epic of the
Bicol region of the Philippines,
based on...
