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Kinalasan Waray Style VS. Kinalasan Baybay Style

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The first time I heard the word "kinalasan" in Baybay, I thought it was similar to our  "kinalasan" in Waray. But I ...

Here's Another Way of Saying "Not Yet" in Waray

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" Ayaw anay " can be loosely translated as "Don't do it yet" in English.  " Anay " as used in this express...

Binglad is Here

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Binglad (palay) Binglad is one of the frequently searched Waray songs according to my Google Analytics data. Incidentally, it is also o...

Introducing enGráy: Your English-Waray Translator

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Finally, there's this machine translator called enGráy (short for English-Waráy) that translates Waray sentences to English and vice-...

What to Expect at a Waray Social Gathering

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Never attend a Waray gathering if you're not ready to perform the Kuratsa , a traditional Filipino dance of courtship. This is someth...
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