English of "bayawak"
Romulo DeCastro
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Romulo Joseph F. de Castro Jr. rdec...@marlin.utmb.edu
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On 3 Jan 1996, Romeo Arenzana wrote:
> Subject says it all. Thanks.
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> I'm as confused as a baby in a topless bar.
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Gorgeous
Arenzana) wrote:
> Subject says it all. Thanks.
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Hi Romy,
Nice to see you've de-lurked! ;)
Marian
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U Abiog Pontillas
> Subject says it all. Thanks.
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> I'm as confused as a baby in a topless bar.
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"Bayawak" is "monitor lizard" in English. There are two species of
monitor lizards in the Philippines. One is the common monitor and the
other is the rare Gray's monitor. I believe that the latter can only be
found in some areas of Batangas, Laguna, and Quezon.
U. Frederick A. Pontillas
School of Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA
Eric Cardenas
aren...@angelo.amd.com says...
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>Subject says it all. Thanks.
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>I'm as confused as a baby in a topless bar.
"Bayawak" in English is "brother-in-law".
"Hipagak" is "sister-in-law"
"Biyenawak" is father/mother-in-law.
hope this helps,
Eric
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> On 3 Jan 1996, Romeo Arenzana wrote:
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> > --
> > I'm as confused as a baby in a topless bar.
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> monitor lizards in the Philippines. One is the common monitor and the
> other is the rare Gray's monitor. I believe that the latter can only be
> found in some areas of Batangas, Laguna, and Quezon.
>
> U. Frederick A. Pontillas
> School of Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries
> Louisiana State University
> Baton Rouge, LA
Center for Educational TV in Loyola Heights, QC. I walked into the
studio one morning to find a bayawak sitting in the center of the room,
frozen still by the bright lights. We caught it and later that evening
we made adobo from it (mostly the tail) and had a small party. I wonder
if that was one of the rare Gray's monitors???
Albert
John de Manuel
In a previous article, aren...@angelo.amd.com (Romeo Arenzana) says:
>Subject says it all. Thanks.
Monitor lizard. Used to keep some as pets.
The people down under call them "goannas," which is a corruption
of "iguana," a different sort of lizard.
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In a previous article, jc...@etch-eshop.ME.Berkeley.EDU (Joey Cruz) says:
>BAYAWAK= IGUANA
Nope... a bayawak is a monitor. I've eaten it, too. })
Kristian Alvin Rodriguez
>Subject says it all. Thanks.
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>I'm as confused as a baby in a topless bar.
Lizzard, I think.
Manuel Zuluaga
Monitor lizard to be more exact. Our Bayawak is a second cousin
of the Indonesian Komodo dragon.
Mihali Felipe
On 16 Jan 1996, Manuel Zuluaga wrote:
> Monitor lizard to be more exact. Our Bayawak is a second cousin
> of the Indonesian Komodo dragon.
Second cousin?! Eh sino first cousin niya? Siguro congressman, 'no.
- Mihali
Teodoro M. Rosauro
Wrong chain, Mihali. Try the 'buwaya' species.
Ted R
totti
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> On 16 Jan 1996, Manuel Zuluaga wrote:
> > Monitor lizard to be more exact. Our Bayawak is a second cousin
> > of the Indonesian Komodo dragon.
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> Second cousin?! Eh sino first cousin niya? Siguro congressman, 'no.
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Dehins. Kapatid 'yon...
Dante Amores
Baka naman mag-lolo sila. Bakit yung bayawak ay maliit,
samantalang yung komodo ay napakalaki?
G'day from the land of Oz,
Dante
Carolanne Mahinay
> Mihali Felipe wrote:
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> > On 16 Jan 1996, Manuel Zuluaga wrote:
> > > Monitor lizard to be more exact. Our Bayawak is a second cousin
> > > of the Indonesian Komodo dragon.
> >
> > Second cousin?! Eh sino first cousin niya? Siguro congressman, 'no.
> >
> > - Mihali
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> Dehins. Kapatid 'yon...
E Ano yung 'tuko' sa English?
Albert Yan
Di ba "Gecko"?
Albert
A.Jante
>> > Monitor lizard to be more exact. Our Bayawak is a second cousin
>> > of the Indonesian Komodo dragon.
>> Second cousin?! Eh sino first cousin niya? Siguro congressman, 'no.
>
>Dehins. Kapatid 'yon...
Bayawak: "Slander iyan!"
Buwaya: "Napagkamalan nanaman tayo. Nakakainis na iyan, ah!"
LIWAYWAY
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>Bayawak: "Slander iyan!"
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>Buwaya: "Napagkamalan nanaman tayo. Nakakainis na iyan, ah!"
Bayawak: Yung mga lalaking nag hahanap ng mga Pilipina pen-pal.
Buwaya: Yung mga babaing nang aagaw ng aking mga kaaliwan.
butiki,
LB
totti
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> In article <30FF32...@venus.hili.com>, totti <to...@venus.hili.com> wrote:
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> > Mihali Felipe wrote:
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> > > On 16 Jan 1996, Manuel Zuluaga wrote:
> > > > Monitor lizard to be more exact. Our Bayawak is a second cousin
> > > > of the Indonesian Komodo dragon.
> > >
> > > Second cousin?! Eh sino first cousin niya? Siguro congressman, 'no.
> > >
> >
> > Dehins. Kapatid 'yon...
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> E Ano yung 'tuko' sa English?
... a 'big botique?'
Fred M. Amores
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>Carolanne Mahinay wrote:
>> > > Second cousin?! Eh sino first cousin niya? Siguro congressman,
'no.
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Hindi, iyong mga pulis na nakamotorsiklo na palaging nagtatago sa
ilalim ng overpass, e si congressman ay dambuhalang buwaya iyan!!!!
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DITTOD2
PILIPInas? annnnnhg iingles ay"lacoste"!!!!
