Salitan Pangasinan

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Salitan Pangasinan

Say salitan Pangasinan so sakey ya salitan Malayo-Polynesian ya sanga na boleg ya salitan Austronesian. Onsulok ya 1 milyon so mansasalita na say salitan Pangasinan. Naananap ed luyag na Pangasinan, tan naanap ed bansa na Filipinas, so saray karaklan na makapansalita na sayan salita. Balet wala met ray naanap ya makapansalita na Pangasinan ed luyag na La Union, Tarlac, Zambales, tan diad Metro Manila, diad parehas ya bansa. Aga labat ed Filipinas, naanap ray makapansalita na Pangasinan, wala met makapansalita ed arom na bansa ya singa ed United States. Pangasinan so sankarekelan ya uusarin ya salita ed luyag na Pangasinan, ya naanap ed pulo na Luzon tan gilig na Lingayen Gulf.

Say salitan Pangasinan so sakey ya sankabalegan ya salita ed Filipinas. Say amin ya totoo ed luyag na Pangasinan so 2,434,086 (National Statistics Office: 2000 Census). Dia ed amin ya toto to ya, walay 1.5 million so makapansalita na Pangasinan.

Say sakey ya tawag ed salitan Pangasinan:

Pangasinense, a-Kastilan ngaran na Pangasinan.

Etymology of Pangasinan

"gawaan na asin" odino "dalin ya panlalapuan na asin" odino "asinan" so pinanlapuan na salitan Pangasinan.
"pananginan na asin" so sakey nen meaning na pangasinan. sakey yan ceramic jar ya uusaren da umpian pananginan na asin odino panangan ya inasinan.

1 History
2 Grammar
- 2.1 Pronouns
- 2.2 Numero
3 Dictionaries san References
4 See also
5 External links
6 Further reading

[edit] History

Andukey so history na Pangasinan kumpara ed arom ya grupo ed Pilipinas. Nen 10th century, akabisita laray lider na Pangasinan ed China. Balo nira aka-bisita ed China ed saman ya panaon, wala lay trade na nagagawa diad pegley na Pangasinan san China san Japan. Lapod sayan record, sakey so Pangasinan ya sankadaanan ya kultura ed Pilipinas.

Balo ni simmabi ray Kastila ed Pangasinan, wala lay sisteman panagsulat daray totoon Pangasinan. Sakey yan klase na alibata. Balet duma ya daiset ed alibata na saray taga-Java na Indonesia san saray Tagalog.

Ginapuan labat so panag-usar na alpabeton Latin, nen sinmabi ray Kastila ed Pangasinan. Natan, alpabeton Latin la so uusarin na saray totoo ed Pangasinan.

Dakel ya produkto ya simbulo na Filipinas, nanlapo ed kultura na Pangasinan. Say Sayaw ed Tapew na Bangko, odino say panangan na inasin; saraya nanlapo ed Pangasinan.

Dakel sa produkto na Pangasinan ya say nonot na saray arom,

Sounds

Features

[edit] Grammar

[edit] Pronouns

	Absolutive Independent	Absolutive Enclitic	Ergative	Oblique
1st person singular	siák	ak	-k(o)	ed siak
1st person dual	sikatá	ita, ta	-ta	ed sikata
2nd person singular	siká	ka	-m(o)	ed sika
3rd person singular	sikató	- , -a	to	ed sikato
1st person plural inclusive	sikatayó	itayo, tayo	-tayo	ed sikatayo
1st person plural exclusive	sikamí	kamí	mi	ed sikami
2nd person plural	sikayó	kayó	yo	ed sikayo
3rd person plural	sikara	ira, ra	da	ed sikara

[edit] Numero

Say untombok, say numero ed Pangasinan anggad samplura. 1 sakey 2 dwara 3 talora 4 apatera 5 limara 6 animmera 7 pitora 8 walora 9 siamera 10 samplora

Tongtong: Pangasinan Stories

Uliran: Pangasinan Myths and Legends

Togtog: Pangasinan Songs and Music

Diparan: Pangasinan Sayings and Proverbs

Pabitla: Pangasinan Riddles

Sakey ya kansion na Pangasinan Malinak Lay Labi

Malinak lay Labi
Oras la'y mareen

Mapalpalna'y dagem
Katekep to'y linaew

Samit da'y kugip ko
Binangonan kon tampol

Lapu'd say limgas mo
Sikan sika'y amamayoen

Lalo la bilay
No sika la'y nanengneng

Napunas lan amin
So ermen ya akbibiten

No nanonotan
Ko la'y samit day ugalim

Ag ta ka nalingwanan
Angga'd kauyos na bilay

Swadesh List ed English - Pangasinan

English - Pangasinan

I - siak, ak
you (singular) - sika, ka
he - sikato (he/she), to
we - sikami, kami, mi, sikatayo, tayo, sikata, ta
you (plural) - sikayo, kayo, yo
they - sikara, ra
this - aya
that - aman, atan
here - dia
there - diman, ditan
who - siopa, opa, si
what - anto, a
where - iner
when - kapigan, pigan
how - pano, panon
not - ag, andi, aleg, aliwa
all - amin
many - amayamay, dakel
some - pigara
few - daiset
other - arom
one - isa, sakey
two - dua, duara
three - talo, talora
four - apat, apatira
five - lima, limara
big - baleg
long - andokey
wide - maawang, malapar
thick - makapal
heavy - ambelat
small - melag, melanting, tingot, daiset
short - melag, melanting, tingot, antikey, kulang, abeba
narrow - mainget
thin - mabeng, maimpis
woman - bii
man (adult male) - laki, bolog
man (human being) - too
child - ogaw, anak
wife - asawa, kaamong, akolaw
husband - asawa, kaamong, masiken
mother - ina
father - ama
animal - ayep
fish - sira
bird - manok, siwsiw
dog - aso
louse - kuto
snake - oleg
worm - biges, alumbayar
tree - kiew, tanem
forest - kakiewan, katakelan
stick - bislak, sanga
fruit - bunga
seed - bokel
leaf - bulong
root - lamot
bark - obak
flower - bulaklak
grass - dika
rope - singer, lubir
skin - baog, katat
meat - laman
blood - dala
bone - pokel
fat (n.) - mataba, taba
egg - iknol
horn - saklor
tail - ikol
feather - bago
hair - buek
head - ulo
ear - layag
eye - mata
nose - eleng
mouth - sangi
tooth - ngipen
tongue - dila
fingernail - kuko
foot - sali
leg - bikking
knee - pueg
hand - lima
wing - payak
belly - eges
guts - pait
neck - beklew
back - beneg
breast - pagew, suso
heart - puso
liver - altey
drink - inom
eat - mangan, akan, kamot
bite - ketket
suck - supsup, suso
spit - lutda
vomit - uta
blow - sibok
breathe - engas, ingas, dongap, linawa
laugh - elek
see - nengneng
hear - dengel
know - amta, kabat
think - isip, nonot
smell - angob, amoy
fear - takot
sleep - ogip
live - bilay
die - onpatey, patey
kill - manpatey, patey
fight - laban, kolkol, bakal
hunt - managnop, anop, manpana, pana, manpaltog, paltog
hit - tira, nakna, pekpek
cut - tegteg, sugat
split - pisag, puter
stab - saksak, doyok
scratch - gugo, gorgor
dig - kotkot
swim - langoy
fly (v.) - tekyab
walk - akar
come - gala, gali, onsabi, sabi
lie - dokol (lie down)
sit - yorong
stand - alagey
turn - liko, telek
fall - pelag
give - iter, itdan
hold - benben
squeeze - pespes
rub - kuskos, gorgor
wash - oras
wipe - punas
pull - goyor
push - tolak
throw - topak
tie - singer
sew - dait
count - bilang
say - ibaga
sing - togtog
play - galaw
float - letaw
flow - agos
freeze - kigtel
swell - larag
sun - agew, banua, ugto (noon)
moon - bulan
star - bitewen
water - danum
rain - uran
river - ilog, kalayan
lake - ilog, look
sea - dayat
salt - asin
stone - bato
sand - buer
dust - dabok
earth - dalin
cloud - lorem
fog - kelpa
sky - tawen
wind - dagem
snow - linew
ice - pakigtel
smoke - asiwek, asewek
fire - apoy, pool, dalang, sinit
ashes - dapol
burn - pool
road - dalan, basbas
mountain - palandey
red - ambalanga
green - ampasiseng, pasiseng, maeta, eta
yellow - duyaw
white - amputi, puti
black - andeket, deket
night - labi
day - agew
year - taon
warm - ampetang, petang
cold - ambetel, betel
full - naksel, napno
new - balo
old - daan
good - duga, maong, abig
bad - aliwa, mauges
rotten - abolok, bolok
dirty - maringot, dingot, marutak, dutak
straight - maptek, petek
round - malimpek, limpek
sharp - matdem, tarem
dull - mangmang, epel
smooth - patad
wet - ambasa, basa
dry - amaga, maga
correct - duga, tua
near - asinger, abay
far - arawi, biek (other side)
right - kawanan
left - kawigi
at - ed
in - ed
with - iba
and - tan
if - no
because - ta, lapu ed
name - ngaran

[edit] Dictionaries san References

Listaan na dictionary san nabasan libro nipakar ed Pangasinan.

Lorenzo Fernandez Cosgaya. Diccionario Pangasinan-Espanol and Vocabulario Hispano-Pangasinan (Colegio de Santo Tomas, 1865). This is available in the Internet at the University of Michigan's Humanities Text Initiative.

Anastacio Austria Macaraeg. Vocabulario Castellano-Pangasinan (1898).

Mariano Pellicer. Arte de la Lengua Pangasinan o Caboloan (1904).

Felixberto B. Viray. The Sounds and Sound Symbols of the Pangasinan Language (1927).

Corporacion de PP. Dominicos. Pasion Na Cataoan Tin JesuChristo (U.S.T. Press, 1951).

Paciencia E. Versoza. Stress and Intonation Difficulties of Pangasinan Learners of English (1961).

Paul Morris Schachter. A Contrastive Analysis of English and Pangasinan (1968).

Richard A. Benton. Pangasinan Dictionary (University of Hawaii Press, 1971).

Richard A. Benton. Pangasinan Reference Grammar (University of Hawaii Press, 1971).

Richard A. Benton. Spoken Pangasinan (University of Hawaii Press, 1971).

Richard A. Benton. Phonotactics of Pangasinan (1972).

Ernesto Constantino. English-Pangasinan Dictionary (1975).

Julio F. Silverio. New English-Pilipino-Pangasinan Dictionary (1976).

Alta Grace Q. Garcia. Morphological Analysis of English and Pangasinan Verbs (1981).

Philippine Bible Society. Say Santa Biblia (Philippine Bible Society, 1982).

Philippine Bible Society. Maung A Balita Para Sayan Panaon Tayo (Philippine Bible Society and United Bible Societies, 1983).

Mario "Guese" Tungol. Modern English-Filipino Dictionary (Merriam Webster, 1993).

Church of Christ. Say Cancanta (Church of Christ, n.d.). Translations of English songs like "Joy to the World," and "What A Friend We Have in Jesus" are included.

A favorite traditional folk song of Pangasinan is Malinak Lay Labi, which is translated "Calm is the Night." An English translation of this song can be found in the Internet along with some Pangasinan poems and literature.

[edit] See also

Pangasinan
Saray arom ran salita ed Filipinas
Salitan Tagalog
Salitan Ilokano
Salitan Cebuano
Salitan Kapampangan
Salitan Chabacano
Salitan Malayo-Polynesian
Salitan Sumerian
Listaan ya Swadesh

[edit] External links

[edit] Further reading