The Manobo language is a group of languages spoken in the Philippines. It is a part of the Austronesian language family and is spoken by the Manobo people who are primarily located in the Mindanao region. The Manobo language is further divided into several dialects, each with its own unique characteristics and features. (view source)
Pagsalbar tu nigkainuy inuy kawa nu inikagian, isa
nu inikagian tu kada katigayunan.
(Saving endangered languages,
one language at a time.)
Contributors
Ike C. Aking, Aljen L. Aquino, Roberto D. Cagutom Sr., Fernando Colas Sr., Lara T. Colas, Arsenia Cotic, Matuga Cotic, Melchor Cotic, Antonio P. Latiban, Bobby Latiban Sr., Hermenio Latiban, Pedrito Latiban, Lito Manaytay, Elmer Manaytay, Rosie L. Monte De Ramos, Joy L. Nanggoy, Matoti Ongco, Emar C. Pislan