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    The document provides an outline for learning the Chavacano language spoken in Zamboanga City, Philippines. It includes sections on the history and foundation of Chavacano in Zamboanga City, the Chavacano alphabet, examples of letters and words, numbers, days and weeks, helpful phrases, and greetings. The outline aims to teach basic vocabulary and grammar structures to learners of the Chavacano language.

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    Nana y` lengua Lesson Outline

    1.Chavacano history

    1.1 Zamboanga background

    2.Chavacano alphabet

    3.Letters Word Examples

    4.Numbers

    5.Days and the weeks

    6.Helpful Words and Phrases

    7.Greetings and Introductions


    1.Chavacano History

    Foundation of Zamboanga City and its Chavacano language.

    Fort pilar is the foundation of Zamboanga Ctiy and its Chavacano language. The entire Zamboanga
    Peninsula was under the name of Zamboanga and was even once the Republic of Zamboanga for a brief
    period of time. Zamboanga City was known simply as Zamboanga before it became a chartered city in
    1936. Now it is known as “Zamboanga hermosa, urgollo de Mindanao”, the “city of flowers”, and as
    “Asia’s latin City”.

    People who live in Zamboanga City are called Zamboangueños. The majority of the people who live in
    Zamboanga City speak the chavacano language. Of course several other languages are spoken in
    Zamboanga City but the local residents are really proud of their language and the name that they have
    coined it, “chavacano”.

    Chavacano is the language of the Zamboangueños. Some refer to the language of the Zamboangueños
    as chabacano, which the Zamboangueños do not mind, as some of them refer to chavacano as
    chabacano. However, it is commonly accepted that if you are officially referring to the language of the
    Zamboangueños, then you might as well call it chavacano.

    • The Official Language of Zamboanga City is Chavacano.


    • The other major languages spoken in Zamboanga are:Filipino, English, Cebuano, Bisaya, Tausug,
    Subanon, Samal, Tagalog, Spanish, Chinese
    • English is still the language used in all the school system to educate the public. Filipino or
    Tagalog is the second language used for education.
    2.Chavacano alphabet

    Abecedario De Chavacano Zamboangueno

    Aa Bb Cc CH Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii

    /a/ /be/ /se/ /che/ /de/ /e/ /efe/ /he/ /ache/ /i/

    Jj Kk Ll LL ll Mm Nn Nn Oo Pp Qq

    /jota/ /ka/ /ele/ /elye/ /eme/ /ene/ /enye/ /o/ /pe/ /ku/

    Rr RR rr Ss Ty Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz

    /ere/ erre /ese/ /te/ /u/ /ve/ /doble U/ /equis/ /ye/ /zeta/

    A E I O U

    Cabeza de Bau
    3.Letters Word Examples

    Chavacano Tagalog English


    A = Aeroplano Eroplano Airplane

    B = Baston Tungkod Walking stick

    C= Cabug Paniki Bat

    D= Dalaguita Dalaga Teenage girl

    E= Educacion Edukasyon Education

    F= Fuego Apoy Fire

    G= Gato Pusa Cat

    H= Hamborjer Hamburger hamburger

    I= Iglesia Simbahan Church

    J= Jolen Marbel Marbel

    K= Kema Paso Burn

    L= Lapis Lapis Pencil

    M= Maestro Guro Teacher

    N= Naris Ilong Nose

    O= Ojos Mata Eyes

    P= Pato Itik Duck

    Q= Que Ano What

    R= Ropa Damit Cloth

    S= Siembra Halaman Plant

    T= Tarde Hapon Afternoon

    U= Uñas Kuko Nails

    V= Vinagre Suka Vinegar

    W= Weste Kanluran West

    X= X

    Y= Yerba Damo Herb

    Z= Zapatos Sapatos Shoes


    4.Numbers

    0 Zero Cero 30 Thirty Treinta

    1 One Uno 40 Forty Cuarenta

    2 Two Dos 50 Fifty Cincuenta

    3 Three Tres 60 Sixty Saiscenta

    4 Four Cuatro 70 Seventy Sietenta

    5 Five Cinco 80 Eighty Ochenta

    6 Six Seis 90 Ninety Noventa

    7 Seven Siete 100 One Hundred Siento

    8 Eight Ocho 1,000 One Thousand Mil

    9 Nine Nueve 10,000 Ten Thousand Diez Mil

    10 Ten Diez 100,000 Hundred Thousand Siento Mil

    11 Eleven Once 1,000,000 Million Un Million

    12 Twelve Doce

    13 Thirteen Trece

    14 Fourteen Catorce

    15 Fifteen Quince

    16 Sixteen Dieciseis

    17 Seventeen Diecisiete

    18 Eighteen Dieceocho

    19 Nineteen Doecenueve

    20 Twenty Veinte

    5. Days and the weeks


    Sunday = Domingo

    Monday= Lunes

    Tuesday= Martes

    Wednesday= Mercules

    Thursday= Huweves

    Friday= Biernes

    Saturday= Sabado

    Yesterday= Ayer

    Today= Este dia

    Tomorrow= Mannana

    Day= Dia

    Night= Noche

    Week= Semana

    Month= Mes

    Year= Anno

    Second= Segundo

    Minute= Minuto

    Hour= Hora

    Morning= Dia

    Evening= Noche

    Noon= Medio dia

    Afternoon= Tarde

    Midnight= Medio noche

    Now = Ahora

    Later= Lluego

    6.Helpful Words and Phrases

    Please = Por pabor


    Thankyou = Gracias

    Can someone help us? = Tiene ba quen puede ayuda canatun?

    Excuse me. / I’m sorry. = Despensa / Pasensia

    Yes = Si

    Maybe = Siguro

    Right = Lleveras

    Wrong = Hindi amo

    Here = Aqui

    There = Alya

    Danger = Peligro

    We are here to help you. = Taqui came para ayuda contigo

    Who? = Quen?

    What? = Que?

    When? = Cuando?

    Where? = Donde?

    Why? = Por que?

    How? = Como?
    7.Greetings and Introductions

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