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| Author | Topic: Welcome to the Center for Kapampangan Studies Message Board! |
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Ivan Anthony Henares (Moderator) |
posted 5/20/02 10:44 AM
Please feel free to use this message board for anything on and about Kapampangan Studies |
| blanca flor l. calara |
posted 7/23/02 12:41 AM
its very nice having a good sense of research for us students and kapampanans as well. just keep up the good work. |
| Red |
posted 7/29/02 10:42 AM
This is a very good source of Kapampangan articles. I also saw the singsing and found out that there is another portal pampanga-online.com. It also have a lot of forums there. |
| Kelly263 |
posted 9/7/02 7:06 AM
What a really interesting language! Wonderful people on the island as well! |
| hilton |
posted 10/24/02 12:07 AM
Just to thank you and the people behind this website for making our (web)site a part of your homepage. Hope, we can be of service to all. http://www.pampangariverbasin.mainpage.net flood forecasting & warning for pampanga river basin |
| Crystal |
posted 11/13/02 9:22 PM
where can i find information on the kapampangan script? |
| Rj |
posted 12/15/02 4:12 AM
I believe Mr.Henares is the autrhor of the websites about "pisambans". I would just like to ask some information about our parish at Mabalacat-our lady of Grace Parish. I would appreciate it if you could share me some old photos of the church. tnx |
| dants |
posted 12/23/02 6:58 PM
Greetings! I read the article on Kapampangan ringtones as a cultural revival in the PDI and I think this is a great endeavour that is most admirable. I have some questions for a similar application for music that has been inspired by bits and peices of phil culture fused together. Please visit our link or do a search on world music group from the phils Pinikpikan. http://www.pinikpikan.com ethno fusion music |
| jolly |
posted 2/9/03 8:11 AM
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| Carl |
posted 7/9/03 11:05 AM
It is such a relief and great joy that at last there are a lot of Kapampangans who are really interested to study about our own culture. Most Kapampangans seem to be not so proud of their identity, I just wish that information dissemination will be more rampant so as to uplift us all Kapmapangans of how great our forefathers were and how great we could also be. I pray that all those unsung heroes in our saga to know our history and culture be unceasing in thier endeavors. Godspeed to all! |
| Fray Francis Musni |
posted 10/1/03 4:03 AM
I would like to suggest to Robby Tantingco, Mr. Henares, Mmes. Suarez, Wilkerson, and other Pamapngo culturatis to organize some sort of monthly or bimonthly tertullias. I have attended some revived spansih tertullias here in manila. I have also asked about detials of tertullias from our old augustinian conferes. In think this woul;d be a rich informal venues for a group of 20-30 people, or less to talk, entertain each other and share some details and trivia on our colorful heritage.And Pampango would be the encourged if not required medium of exchange. I willling to exert all necessary cooperative efforts if a core group could be formed to seit down and start working on it. I also foresee these actvivites to be a venue for old folks in Pampango rich and ordinary folks alike (who have their own old stories to tell) to share their own stories about the past. MASANTING YA YNI KARETANG MAKATUA KARENG BALEN TAMU, TMUAGUN LA MANGAN MAKIPAGKUENTU< MIPAMIRU< NENG KAYI TUMERAK (eg.,Xmas Rigodon) BAN MILUAL LA KEREND BALE RE and enjoy the est of their life sharing the glories of the past with young yuppies like us. I hope this gains ground. Salamat pu, |
| Fray Francis Musni |
posted 10/1/03 4:15 AM
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| Sally Waje Mallari |
posted 10/7/03 7:23 AM
Its nice to know that there are still young Kapampangan who are interested in knowing our roots, our past, and i'm one of them. Dacal ku pa buring abalu quing quecatamung istorya. Anacu caburing maquiramdam caring istorya da ring mangatwa, sana ibalik taya ing Zarzuela keti Pampanga...dacal mangatwa ing siguradu kung lugud kaniti. |
| max |
posted 12/7/03 1:47 PM
im a student nd doing a project Medical Thesaurus in Kapampangan. i'll be translating English-medical-terms into Kapampangan. Does anyone know where i should go to find resources? like kapampangan dictionaries and literatures ABOUT Kapampangan. And if there are medical materials written in Kapampangan... thanks! you can email me also... cold_chain@yahoo.com |
| max |
posted 12/8/03 5:51 PM
is Kapampangan one whole dialect? or are there several dialects of Kapampangan??? |
| nina manalili |
posted 1/12/04 2:15 PM
what is the title of the first trilingual play in kapampangan? Name the author. http://center 4 kapampangan studies |
| izee |
posted 8/6/04 9:34 AM
hi... i'm looking for more information about sasmoan... pls help! :) i need fact.. like.. it's history, culture.. etc. |
| tere |
posted 8/25/04 2:31 AM
Hi, i'm doing a research paper about Kapampangan language...i'm having trouble because there are only two books that are available in our library...could give me a site that i could use to help me in my problem.. |
| Bern |
posted 6/30/05 9:39 AM
Good Day, Would like to know any books/articles regarding the history of agriculture in pampanga especially in Angeles. Also history of fruits and plants in Pampanga. I saw some articles in pampanga on line I think about Don Rafael Nepomuceno introduced the first lanzones seedlings in Angeles that came from Tayabas Quezon. Those type of articles I need. Hope you could help me on this. Thanks and God Bless. Btw, this is a great website. |
| Dr. Joyce Navarro |
posted 2/4/06 3:22 PM
Ivan at kabalen kung Kapampangan, nung atin ko pung impormasyun tungkul ketang pisamban mi Bamban, Tarlac, paki e-mail yu na mu pu kanaku. Atin ke pung website tungkul keng balen ming Bamban at buri ke sanang iragdag ing impormasyun a iti. Salamat pu. http://www.bambanense.com A wealth of info about Bamban, Tarlac, its history, culture, its people, as well as photos |
| Jason Laxamana |
posted 1/8/07 11:11 AM
Hello. I'm inviting everyone to visit my blog http://kamaru.blogspot.com where I post entries on my re-education of Kapampangan culture through tours and talks with elders. Jason Paul Laxamana Porac/Angeles http://kamaru.blogspot.com Kamaru |
| Diane |
posted 1/15/07 1:01 PM
Hello, I'm doing a research about the history and cultural aspects of lantern-making in the City of San Fernando, Pampanga, unfortunately, no book about it is available in our library. Can somebody give me some titles of books related to my research? |
| R.J. Quiambao |
posted 2/11/07 8:40 AM
Mayap a aldo pu queco ngan. Muna pu, buri ko pung pasalamatan ren mitagun quing informacion a ayni tungkol king Indung Pampanga. Dacal ku pung abalu king istorya ning queca tamung balen at talaga pung mas interesado ku pang mas dacal a abalu. Ngeni pu malapit na ing mal a aldo, susubukan ku pung manintun king "Banal a pasyun ng kristu" king internet pero ala ku pung apayntun. Atin ko pu balung lugar na pwede ku pikwanan nini o tindahan libro na mamisaling kopya ni pasyun. Atyu ku pu America at malwat na ke pu manintun kanini para king familia mi. |
| bernadette barrios |
posted 10/13/07 9:27 PM
mayap a aldo pu kareng eganaganang mkabasa keni. mangutang ku pu sana ninu ing ating mapa ning syudad ning angeles. mapa nung nokarin makalto la ngan reng gang barangay ning syudad ning angeles.. pwede ye pung i send king kakung email add, denggflores08@yahoo.com. dakal pung salamat!!! |
| Bobbie |
posted 10/16/07 10:20 AM
Hi to the Centre for Kapampangan Studies,I'm looking the address of Batasan Bata and code,plrase tell me if someone know the adddress.Please.... SAN MIGUEL BULACAN(I'm looking the man his name is Resty Laxamana).... |
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