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Why should we learn Baybayin if we’ve long used the Latin script? The simple answer: because it’s ours. Just as we conserve endemic trees and protect the West Philippine Sea, we should preserve what’s ...
Ally Gonzalo is on a mission to remain connected with their homeland. The Filipino-Canadian immigrated to Canada in the summer of 2016 but is determined never to lose touch with their culture and what ...
A collage of Baybayin characters, a Tagalog proverb, and Cebuano and Ilocano greetings surrounding the word “Filipino.” The Baybayin symbols are shown as a representation of the pre-colonial script, ...
In online and in-person tutorials, younger Filipino-Canadians are learning Baybayin. The syllabary predates the colonization of the Philippines and was previously a lost language.
MAASIN CITY (PIA)—The provincial government of Southern Leyte and the local government of Limasawa initiated a five-day skills training on pot replica painting and Baybayin lettering with local youth ...
Actually, Crespo explains, it’s Baybayin, ancient Filipino script by Filipino artist Kristian Kabuay, which, roughly translated, means ‘Guerrilla, food of the streets.’ Guerrilla Street Food will seat ...
Media | Ancient Filipino script making a modern-day comeback Caption: In online and in-person tutorials, younger Filipino-Canadians are learning Baybayin.
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