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and reminds me of what I was fumbling towards when I thought to write translations in "Diasporic Ilokano" versus pure "Ilokano".

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The other is the Gawad Komisyon 2008 pdf, which is for poems and short stories written in the following major languages: Ilokano, Sebwano, Tagalog, Bikol, Hiligaynon, Samar-Leyte, Pangasinan, Kapampangan, Meranaw.

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Which I nota bene for y'all because it contains my first attempt at translation a numerical poem by kari edwards into Ilokano and the poetics/translation theories underlying such.

FRIDAY MISCELLANY 2008

Which I nota bene for y'all because it contains my first attempt at translation a numerical poem by kari edwards into Ilokano and the poetics/translation theories underlying such.

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The other is the Gawad Komisyon 2008 pdf, which is for poems and short stories written in the following major languages: Ilokano, Sebwano, Tagalog, Bikol, Hiligaynon, Samar-Leyte, Pangasinan, Kapampangan, Meranaw.

Buwan ng Wika 2008 vonjobi 2008

I will be offering an Ilokano translation of her poem

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And another effect of the exercise is that, now, I'm looking to translate other poems into Ilokano.

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And that the (Ilokano) texts in it were technically/formally garbled or grammatically erroneous (as well as undoubtedly misspelled) just proved again something that I said, too, in my introduction to the poem-reading when I pointed to a black box scribbled against a page in kari's iduna as my favorite "poem", -- a black box that is illegible -- "Poetry is not words."

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I had never thought before to translate something into Ilokano because I don't consider myself fluent in it anymore; I was ten years old when I left the Philippines to become 100% immersed in English.

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Labels: Ilokano, Poetics, Reproductions of the Empty Flagpole posted by EILEEN at 7:07 AM

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