Kankanaey Words for the day

an-anusan  = stay patient
an-anusam = You stay patient
an-anusak = I will stay patient

ngalat = conversation = talk = dialog
ngalatem sisya= You converse with him/her = You talk with him/her
ngalatek sisya = I will converse with him/her = I will talk to him/her


naladaw = late
naladawak = I am late
naladawka = You are late

Amey ta = Emey ta = Enta = Let us go

Uway ka = It is up to you

Ibaloi Words for the day

Angel (pronounced as spelled) = ghost
da-ong = coffin
ettey = dead

Kankanaey Words for the day

det-a = floor
pantew = door
tawa = window
tulbek = key
agdan = stairs
dingding = wall
bubung = roof/ceiling
atep = roof cover
tabla = wooden log
ispiko = glass
toktok = top
dagem = wind
mansoyosoy = breezy ( mildly windy)

Kankanaey Words for the day

asag-en  = near/close
sadot = lazy

Bakakeng.

Bakakeng is a barangay unit in Baguio City.  The barangay houses a campus of Saint Louis University where the School Of Accountancy and Business Management and the School of Computing and Information Sciences are administered.  The barangay is reached through a road forking from the Marcos Highway (near/below the Sta Catalina Convent) or from Kenon Road (deviation road somewhere in Camp 7) 

I want to develop a lexicon/dictionary that may be of help to Filipino OFW's.  The lexicon should show a list of terms used by potential employers in different countries when dealing with Filipino OFW's. 

I hope I will have time to do it soon.

I heard that the word Torch is used to mean flashlight in a certain country? 
It actually makes sense.