Dialects of Barangay Malabanan
By: Maria Yveth De Castro
In Malabanan Batangas the dialect that they're using is the actual or the real dialect of batangeño. According to the people who live there, there's no other dialect use in Malabanan only the batangueños word that sound funny for some but if their try to speak those words with cinviction, you're genuine Batangueño. Aside from the word alah eh! , There are words that usually use in Malabanan that other people didnt know what's the meaning of it like : DAMUSAK - this is associated with the word clumsy or careless."Nag-damusak ka na naman!" LA-ANG - only " ay hindi la-ang ako pati ikaw!" LIBAN - liban is not a absent it is mean when crossing the street. PATIKAR - means to run . Other know patikar as "dabog" were if you angry to someone in your house and you sometimes do dabog like to much kicking your feet. Those words is an example of the dialect that usually use in Malabanan.
In Malabanan Batangas the dialect that they're using is the actual or the real dialect of batangeño. According to the people who live there, there's no other dialect use in Malabanan only the batangueños word that sound funny for some but if their try to speak those words with cinviction, you're genuine Batangueño. Aside from the word alah eh! , There are words that usually use in Malabanan that other people didnt know what's the meaning of it like : DAMUSAK - this is associated with the word clumsy or careless."Nag-damusak ka na naman!" LA-ANG - only " ay hindi la-ang ako pati ikaw!" LIBAN - liban is not a absent it is mean when crossing the street. PATIKAR - means to run . Other know patikar as "dabog" were if you angry to someone in your house and you sometimes do dabog like to much kicking your feet. Those words is an example of the dialect that usually use in Malabanan.
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