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Old 15th June 2013, 08:58 PM   #21
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Bangkaya, would you happen to have pictures/examples of Waray-Waray work?
I would also love to see examples if you have any Bangkaya.
José, if i am not mistaken i believe that Waray-Waray is the language and that the people themselves are referred to simply as Waray.
It seems that this language is spoken across Samar, Billiran and Leyte and i suppose that means that there are various tribes that come under the heading of the Waray people. Do all these people share the same motifs as well as their language?
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