Ilokano

[ ee-loh-kah-noh ]

noun

, plural I·lo·ka·nos, (especially collectively) I·lo·ka·no.

1. Ilocano.

Example Sentences

The program has trained counselors are on each Hawaii island and serves people who speak multiple language, with staff fluent in Ilokano, Spanish, Hawaiian, Tongan, Vietnamese, Mandarin, Japanese, Palauan and Samoan.

From Washington Times

He has both Chinese and Spanish blood, and calls himself a mixture of Ilokano and Tagalog, which refers to the dialects his parents speak.

From Time Magazine Archive

Santos looked startled, but he cranked the phone several times, talked in Ilokano, and finally handed the phone to Rick.

From Project Gutenberg

The Filipino cab driver spoke to them in Ilokano, the Christian dialect of the province.

From Project Gutenberg

He spoke Ilokano into it, then received a reply from the other end.

From Project Gutenberg