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FEATR showcased it before as well in their own documentary featuring the same family
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@kitcutting Boholano/Bol-anon is a Cebuano Bisaya dialect, so there's bound to be many similarities with some own pecularities of their own that isn't the same as in Cebu.
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@ChiekoGamers the language is Cebuano Bisaya. Bol-anon is a dialect of it.
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@HiThisIsMine dont worry, you're right. this is common among the poor working class in the philippines. they simply do not have the knowhow and funds to improve things. theyre also focused on the short term than thinking up long term improvements that will be cheaper and more efficient in the long run. these guys need a consultant and someone to connect them to the right people to give them better tools and processes while at the same time, maintain the signature taste or health benefits or whatever that makes the product special. customers there in bohol are not there to watch their supposed traditional craft, they just see the final product, which probably comes as a souvenir to visting tourists from abroad and other provinces within the philippines
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@robertrada1660 Hiligaynon (Ilonggo) is not a dialect. It's a separate language of its own with itself having its own dialects as well like Bacolod Hiligaynon, Iloilo Hiligaynon, Guimaras Hiligaynon, etc.
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@bmona7550 yeah mostly accurate, but be careful to equate "accent" with "dialect". colloquially sure, but in linguistics, accent is more specifically just one feature of these speech forms that contribute to dialects diverging and differentiating from each other. the accent is part of the phonology that includes tone, stress, inflection, etc, but there is also vocabulary and sometimes different or additional or lacking certain grammatical rules that a certain dialect may or may not have that other dialects do have. sometimes different dialects differ on which vocabulary is more of a norm for them than in another dialect of the same language that rarely uses that word or uses another word more.
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@seeharvester it's probably the import costs
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