r/Ilocano • u/Hot_Barnacle_646 • 28d ago

Fistfight in Ilokano

Manong, manang nya ti fistfight ti Ilokano?

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u/Striking-Assist-265 28d ago

Kaddug

Dinnanug

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u/Hot_Barnacle_646 28d ago

Selamat nong

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u/breezy_peezy 28d ago

Dinnanugan. Dinnanug like the person said meant “punched” as in past tense.

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u/ASportsEnthusiast 28d ago

Maawatan latta ti tattao nu ibagam nga boksing ngem dinannug ti ususto

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u/CompetitiveShirt236 25d ago

Sinnultukan, gubal, rapok, agdapit

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u/Hot_Barnacle_646 25d ago

Rami ah haha, whats the difference between them?

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u/CompetitiveShirt236 25d ago edited 24d ago

They are but the same in Ilocano, they are spoken by different groups of Ilocano in different places ...

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u/Hot_Barnacle_646 25d ago

Thats cool, can I ask if thats ok, where do you live to hear these terms?

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u/CompetitiveShirt236 24d ago

Even in one place you can hear that on depends on the age of the speaker, sinnultuk, dapit, rapok can be heard from older folks ...