Мансака

Manila: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1977. — 44 p. Good living. This agricultural booklet has been prepared to introduce the Mansakas of Davao del Norte to a variety of ways in which they can enhance their homegardens. It also introduces new methods of raising domestic animals so a better diet will be available to their families and consequently an improved livelihood...

Manila: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1976. — 61 p. Let’s begin reading. This pre-primer workbook, Magapono kita magbasa, has been prepared to teach the pre-reading skills to speakers of the Mansaka language, Davao del Norte, the Republic of the Philippines. It contains six pre-reading lessons which are taught before teaching the primer, Magabasa kita. Mansaka is an...

Manila: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1955. — 36 p. This booklet, in the Mansaka dialect of southeast Davao, was developed for the purpose of introducing pre-reading skills to adult Mansakas. Mansaka is an Austronesian language of Mindanao in the Philippines. Population: 57,761 (2000 WCD). Region: Eastern Davao and Davao Oriental provinces, Mindanao. Alternate names: Mandaya...

Manila: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1955. — 38 p. This booklet is the second of a group of primers, in the Mansaka dialect of southeast Davao, was developed for the purpose of introducing pre-reading skills to adult Mansakas. Mansaka is an Austronesian language of Mindanao in the Philippines. Population: 57,761 (2000 WCD). Region: Eastern Davao and Davao Oriental...

Manila: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1956. — 38 p. This material is a translation into the Mansaka dialect of southeast Davao from the pre-primer by Rosa G. Preiser, Juliana Z. Abedesco, Trinidad G. Sion, and Nieves A. Austria, illustrated by Sancho Enriques, and published by the Department of Education, Manila, 1948. Mansaka is an Austronesian language of Mindanao in...

Manila: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1977. — 31 p. Many kinds of diseases. This health booklet contains a description of some symptoms of several diseases and general suggestions for treating them. It is not designed as a technical medical book, and should not be considered competitive with available medical services. However, this booklet is intended to suggest helpful...

Manila: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1976. — 14 p. Good manner of life. This health booklet promotes good health habits, which if observed, will help avoid sickness and disease. The material was prepared for the Mansaka people of Davao del Norte, Republic of the Philippines. Mansaka is an Austronesian language of Mindanao in the Philippines. Population: 57,761 (2000...

Manila: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1976. — 18 p. Good drinking water. This health booklet promotes the preparation of safe drinking water. It is designed to inform its readers, the Mansaka people of Davao del Norte, Republic of the Philippines, how to avoid contracting illness carried by water that is not safe for drinking. Mansaka is an Austronesian language of...

Manila: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1977. — 17 p. Text in Mansaka adapted from the book "Tariri: My Story from Jungle Killer to Christian Missionary" by permission of Harper and Row (New York). "Yani yang gogodanun ni Tarili. Si Tarili yang pangoro nang manga otaw na pyagangaranan nang Sapra na yanaguya ag Peru adto Amerika del Sur. (...)" Mansaka is an Austronesian...

Manila: Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1977. — 73 p. Mansaka fables. Yang Tidus aw Yang Laboyo. Yang Sagoksok aw Yang Ponay. Yang Bakaka aw Yang Soso. Yang Barod aw Yang Tikling. Yang Manok aw Yang Mandaragit. Yang Bowaya aw Yang Koko aw Yang Ido. Yang Tollarabon aw Yang Amo. Yang Amo aw Yang Bowaya. Yang Langgam na Tonton. Yang Baklug aw Yang Ambak. Yang Babatokon...