Month: February 2021

HOW TO READ HILIGAYNON IN THIRTEEN STORIES:SA PAGTUNOD SANG ADLAW

Felino S. Garcia’s thirteen stories in “Sa Pagtunod sang Adlaw” reconnect Hiligaynon speakers with a language they rarely use—consciously and correctly—these days. Native speakers scarcely speak Hiligaynon the way most characters in these stories do. In this collection, the narrator’s voice, whether it be that of a brother’s , son’s, friend’s, classmate’s, teacher’s, lover’s –in …

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Migration lingo made simple

When applying for visas, applicants encounter words or phrases that they have never seen before or they might struggle understanding.  This article intends to provide basic definition of common migration terminologies which are relevant in the visa application process.   Onshore/Offshore/Overseas These are terms that can be confusing to applicants when asked if they applied …

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