Kinaray A Language (disambiguation)

• Kinaray-a Language

  Also: Karay-a, Hinaraya, Antiqueño (popular usage)

  Kinaray-a is an Austronesian language of Panay island, Philippines, spoken principally in Antique province and across large parts of southern and central Iloilo, including towns…

• Aklanon language

  Aklanon is a Bisayan language spoken in the province of Aklan in the Western Visayas, particularly around Kalibo and the coastal towns of Panay island,…

• Kinaray-a

  Also: Karay-a, Hiniraya, Antiqueño

  Kinaray-a is a Bisayan language spoken principally in the province of Antique and in adjoining areas of Panay island, Philippines, notably parts of Iloilo. It…

• Aklanon

  Also: Akeanon, Aklan-on

  Aklanon refers to the ethnolinguistic group native to Aklan province on the island of Panay, Philippines, and to their language, a Bisayan speech closely related…

• Karay-a People

  The Karay-a are an ethnolinguistic group of western Visayas, Philippines, concentrated in Antique province and southern Iloilo, with communities in Capiz and Palawan. They speak…

• Ati People

  The Ati are an indigenous Negrito ethnic group of the Visayas, Philippines, traditionally living in Panay, Negros, and neighboring islands. Short-statured with dark skin and…

• Binirayan Festival

  The Binirayan Festival is an annual cultural festival of the province of Antique, Philippines, held around late April to May in San Jose de Buenavista,…

• Patnongon

  Patnongon is a coastal municipality in the southern part of Antique province, Western Visayas, Philippines, facing the Sulu Sea. It is a rural town of…

• Bugasong

  Bugasong is a coastal municipality in the southern part of Antique province, Western Visayas, Philippines. Facing the Sulu Sea along the western coast of Panay…

• Barbaza

  Barbaza is an inland municipality in the province of Antique, Western Visayas, Philippines. Situated in the central part of the province away from the coast,…

• Visayas

  Also: Visayan Islands — the Library of Congress form and the older English styling, Bisayas — the Spanish-era form still current in historical writing, Kabisay-an — the Visayan languages' own name for the group

  The Visayas is the island group of the central Philippines, one of the country's three principal geographical divisions along with Luzon and Mindanao — the…

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