Cebú Heritage Watch

[MatudNilaBaby]

Originally Posted by archaeologue

yes. i think the museum education and development division of the National Museum is inefficient. or maybe, they just do not feel it is prudent to help towns, cities, even barngays, to open their own museums.


or maybe the budget...hahaha....as usual...budget.

i believe so but i seem to have a hunch theyre more on to the propagation of the philippine culture and heritage thats printed in books which we people down south always contradict.

[MatudNilaBaby]

Originally Posted by archaeologue

yes. i think the museum education and development division of the National Museum is inefficient. or maybe, they just do not feel it is prudent to help towns, cities, even barngays, to open their own museums.


or maybe the budget...hahaha....as usual...budget.

i believe so but i seem to have a hunch theyre more on to the propagation of the philippine culture and heritage thats printed in books which we people down south always contradict.

[Animo]

Originally Posted by archaeologue

@Animo, thanks...

i will check these numbers are email addresses out.

Your welcome.

[Animo]

Originally Posted by archaeologue

@Animo, thanks...

i will check these numbers are email addresses out.

Your welcome.

[LordCarnal]

A group of Cebuano artists during the Retrospective, A Collection of Artworks exhibit at the Cathedral Museum of Cebu




http://www.cebuheritage.com



.:.

[LordCarnal]

A group of Cebuano artists during the Retrospective, A Collection of Artworks exhibit at the Cathedral Museum of Cebu




http://www.cebuheritage.com



.:.

[Ka_Bino]

SOS SANVALENTE pls txt me naa ko gamay problema...

[Ka_Bino]

SOS SANVALENTE pls txt me naa ko gamay problema...

[wildfrangipani]

Originally Posted by Ka_Bino

visit the museum with me...

and it will be more than the papel nga daan and armas tayaon...


P.S. (Pakaping Sulti) sa binisaya walay "na", "nga" ang haom... sayop: "mga papel na daan" tukma: "mga papel nga daan"

Thank you for the very kind offer but i guess i had enough of those guided tours. I'll just take a peep and I guess there are captions that would explain it all. But then again, thank you.

As to your P.S., D.S. (Daghang Salamat). Language is evolving, others even died a natural death. Was the above phrase misleading or ununderstandable? If you would listen sa mga batan-on karon, sagol sagol na man.

[wildfrangipani]

Originally Posted by Ka_Bino

visit the museum with me...

and it will be more than the papel nga daan and armas tayaon...


P.S. (Pakaping Sulti) sa binisaya walay "na", "nga" ang haom... sayop: "mga papel na daan" tukma: "mga papel nga daan"

Thank you for the very kind offer but i guess i had enough of those guided tours. I'll just take a peep and I guess there are captions that would explain it all. But then again, thank you.

As to your P.S., D.S. (Daghang Salamat). Language is evolving, others even died a natural death. Was the above phrase misleading or ununderstandable? If you would listen sa mga batan-on karon, sagol sagol na man.

[wildfrangipani]

Originally Posted by archaeologue

we are still finalizing all the galleries then the website will come next. indeed there is nothing but anything old and rusty there hahahaah. but i think a blog and a facebook account have been started already.

i think she was expecting typical museums abroad where only replicas are on display so they look so new and spic and span hahaahah.

Haha! Correct! i told her that our local historical, ecclesiatical and arts museums would be of less interest for someone who has seen Musei Vaticani etc. But our local museums are but charming on its own.

[wildfrangipani]

Originally Posted by archaeologue

we are still finalizing all the galleries then the website will come next. indeed there is nothing but anything old and rusty there hahahaah. but i think a blog and a facebook account have been started already.

i think she was expecting typical museums abroad where only replicas are on display so they look so new and spic and span hahaahah.

Haha! Correct! i told her that our local historical, ecclesiatical and arts museums would be of less interest for someone who has seen Musei Vaticani etc. But our local museums are but charming on its own.

[Ka_Bino]

Originally Posted by wildfrangipani

As to your P.S., D.S. (Daghang Salamat). Language is evolving, others even died a natural death. Was the above phrase misleading or ununderstandable? If you would listen sa mga batan-on karon, sagol sagol na man.

Akoy sondalo nanalipod sa pinulongan... ug tugotan ka nga magpalabi sa imung gibate hayan ang kapulongan binisaya mapukan.

[Ka_Bino]

Originally Posted by wildfrangipani

As to your P.S., D.S. (Daghang Salamat). Language is evolving, others even died a natural death. Was the above phrase misleading or ununderstandable? If you would listen sa mga batan-on karon, sagol sagol na man.

Akoy sondalo nanalipod sa pinulongan... ug tugotan ka nga magpalabi sa imung gibate hayan ang kapulongan binisaya mapukan.

[wildfrangipani]

Any rules on the use of vowels "e" & "o" or "i" & "u" in Binisaya? If a non-Bisayan would read how you spell the words, he would sound so awkward. Just asking and meant no offense.

[wildfrangipani]

Any rules on the use of vowels "e" & "o" or "i" & "u" in Binisaya? If a non-Bisayan would read how you spell the words, he would sound so awkward. Just asking and meant no offense.

[Ka_Bino]

PM me your Snail Mail Ad

I'll try to send you Rule Book

[Ka_Bino]

PM me your Snail Mail Ad

I'll try to send you Rule Book

[maayomo]

Originally Posted by Ka_Bino

PM me your Snail Mail Ad

I'll try to send you Rule Book

Ako pud, ako pud. I'll give it to my boss. He's Tagalog, but also speaks fluent Ilonggo and Mandarin. He wants to learn more about Binisaya, not only conversational, but the hard rules jud.

It's funny how the native speakers of a language don't seem to pay that much attention to how it should be spoken. It's not only for Binisaya, but a lot of other languages as well. Notice how Americans talk, or how they they write? But compare it to how we Filipinos use THEIR language. We are very particular.

And here's the rub. When people murder Binisaya, "cute" pa gani daw paminawon. Some intentionally want to sound "yungit" kay cute lagi daw. But when people murder English... aw, "jologs", "baduy", etc.

[maayomo]

Originally Posted by Ka_Bino

PM me your Snail Mail Ad

I'll try to send you Rule Book

Ako pud, ako pud. I'll give it to my boss. He's Tagalog, but also speaks fluent Ilonggo and Mandarin. He wants to learn more about Binisaya, not only conversational, but the hard rules jud.

It's funny how the native speakers of a language don't seem to pay that much attention to how it should be spoken. It's not only for Binisaya, but a lot of other languages as well. Notice how Americans talk, or how they they write? But compare it to how we Filipinos use THEIR language. We are very particular.

And here's the rub. When people murder Binisaya, "cute" pa gani daw paminawon. Some intentionally want to sound "yungit" kay cute lagi daw. But when people murder English... aw, "jologs", "baduy", etc.