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This is a good, if rather lengthy, read about the importance of saving our numerous dialects and languages. Teach them to the younger generation alongside English, Tagalog and what other language. Pass it on as it is a heritage.
So far, I can barely get along in Zambali, nada in Ilocano or Bicol.
The beaches of Candelaria, Zambales are lined with fine, grey black sand. The waters are often calm given it’s cove-like shape, yet underneath it is a rather tricky undercurrent.
Parade passing by our house during the 2009 Candelaria Town Fiesta last April. Video was taken by my brother.
Welcome to Candelaria, Zambales.
The bridge you’ll pass to get across the Lauis river that divides Candelaria from the previous town of Masinloc.
