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Bikol
Synonyms for "bikol" (3 found)
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Closest matches (1)
Proper Noun(1 words)
Strong matches (1)
Related words (1)
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30 translations across 30 languages.
Amharic
1 entries- መካከለኛ ቢኮልኛ name (language)
Arabic
1 entries- غات البيكول name (language)
Asturian
1 entries- Llingua bicolana name (language)
Bengali
1 entries- বিকল ভাষা name (language)
Bikol Central
1 entries- tataramon na Bikol name (language)
Breton
1 entries- Bikoleg name (language)
Cebuano
1 entries- Binikol name (language)
Esperanto
1 entries- bikola name (language)
Finnish
1 entries- Bikol-kielet name (language)
French
1 entries- Langues bicol name (language)
German
1 entries- Bikolano name (language)
Ilocano
1 entries- Sasao a Bikol name (language)
Indonesian
1 entries- bahasa Bikol name (language)
Irish
1 entries- Bíocailis name (language)
Italian
1 entries- Lingue bicolane name (language)
Japanese
1 entries- ビコール語 name (language)
Korean
1 entries- 비콜어군 name (language)
Ligurian
1 entries- Lengue bikol name (language)
Manx
1 entries- Bikolish name (language)
Marathi
1 entries- बिकोल name (language)
Pangasinan
1 entries- Saray salitan Bikol name (language)
Polish
1 entries- Język bikolski name (language)
Portuguese
1 entries- Língua bicolana name (language)
Russian
1 entries- Бикольский язык name (language)
Spanish
1 entries- Lengua bicolana name (language)
Swedish
1 entries- Bikol name (language)
Tagalog
1 entries- wikang Bikol name (language)
Thai
1 entries- กลุ่มภาษาบีโคล name (language)
Ukrainian
1 entries- Бікольська мова name (language)
Vietnamese
1 entries- Tiếng Bikol name (language)
Sample sentences
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"Auntie" Zeny was from the province Pampanga in the Philippines, and "Uncle" Ed was from Bicolandia, or the multiprovincial Bicol Region, in the Philippines. They had been in Canada since the 1960s. Their common language was Tagalog, but their provincial languages were Kapampangan and Bikol, respectively. When I was attending Errington Elementary, they had a house whose picket fence was adjacent to the school yard. I visited them sometimes to eat their sweet yellow plums from their trees in the garden. They would buy their second house, located across the street of my current house.
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