Philippines | ethnicGroups | Ilocano_people Philippines | officialLanguage | Philippine_English Philippines | language | Philippine_Spanish Batchoy | country | Philippines Philippines | ethnicGroup | Igorot_people
Philippines | ethnicGroup | Ilocano_people Philippines | officialLanguage | Philippine_English Philippines | language | Philippine_Spanish Batchoy | country | Philippines Philippines | ethnicGroup | Igorot_people
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Ar bobl Igorot ha an dud Ilocano a zo strolladoù ouzh Filipinoù, ma zo ar yezh ofisek ar saz ofisiel, hag ar c'harg e vez gomzout spagneg ivez. Batchoy a zo ur boued debret e Filipinoù, ma'h eo ar yezh ofisek Filipin hag ma'h e vez gomz e spagnek ivez. Batchoy a zo eus Filipin, ma'h e vez gomz e spagneg e Filipin hag spagneg. The Igorot people and the Ilocano people are ethnic groups from the Philippines where Philippine English is the official language and where Philippine Spanish is also spoken. Batchoy is a traditional dish from this country. Batchoy is a dish eaten in the Philippines, where Philippine English is the official language and where Philippine Spanish is also spoken. Ethnic groups from the Philippines include the Ilocano people and the Igorot people. Batchoy comes from the Philippines, where Philippine English and Philippine Spanish are both spoken. Two of its ethnic groups are the Ilocano and Igorot people.
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