hello filipino brothers & sisters. I would just like to simply expose you to the profound similiarities and relationship between the inhabitants of the Philippine islands and the Guam/Mariana islands.

will complete later...

In the mean time, please share any relationships you know that exist between the Filipino and Chamoro islander of Guam/Marianas.

The pinoys don't care!

There is no such connection between filipinos and chamouros. Chamouros are pacific islanders and filipinos are filipinos while some people will argue that were south east asian. Besides don't the chamouro people have curly hair, filipinos have straight black hair. You could make a more solid comparison by comparing chamouro to other pacific islanders like micronesians and polynesians.

I hope that you have learned you lesson!

I agree that there is no relationship between Chamorros and Filipinos. The Chamoros don't have a culture, they have lost their souls and the average of citizens are full of political hatred. The Filipinos have political hate but its only between the politicians! :genius: BYE-bye!

excuse me, but that is mean and your incorrect. Chamorros have a rich culture. we have native Malay culture which was brought when the first settlers sailed from the Philippines, then Polynesians sailed to our islands and mixed. Then Spanairds came and mixed the culture. The Spaniards then brought filipino laborers who inturn mixed their Filipino culture, then Americans conquered and mixed their culture.

Guam even has our native Chamorro language. Im proud to be Chamorro we are a beautiful and strong people and we revere our native traditions and are reviving them!!

Pinoys and chamoros are related

anyways what is so bad that i a proud chamoru has to gain from tryin to rekindle lost brotherhood with you malayans of the philippines? there is nothing. but the beautful feeling of love between a long lost family that is reunited and is ready to share what bonds us and be mezmorized by the great commonality in our native languages and native traditions which scholars have both called "Austronesian language & Austornesian culture" it is native. We can complement each other because we are both attempting to revive our native traditions and it just so happens we share the same native traditions.... and guam also shares the same colonial influences because the spaniards and americans both colonized us! wow how many more similarities and bonds do we have that we just don't know because we are not willing to open our hearts to our brothers? why because we look so different? will you allow yourself to be blinded over such a superficial thing as appearance? there is way more we have in common we chamorro have with you filipino and other malayan islanders. it is a shame both parties are so superficial that we do not take the time to learn the lost and forgotten brotherhood we share. i am so happy that i am half chamorro and half pinoy because i have the mindsett of both sides and i wish to merge the two to learn their similar roots and yet i expect respect from both sides... i am equally offended when one degrades the philippines and i am equally offended when one degrades the beautiful island of guam/marianas/micronesia...

that is why i argue with bishojou when he tries to disrespect the native and unconquerable igorot of the philippines by trying to erase their proud igorot identity by claiming they are chinese....

that is why i argue with ejay1 when he speaks condescendingly about chamorros all because he was beaten up by chamoros in his personal life. he is blinded by his hatred that he hates all chamorros as consequence.

that is why i repriemand bishjou when he made such a stupid comment that the philippines should "take over" guam.

and you know, these two people are "filipinos" but i am still ready to defend myself against their disrespect and lack of civility and their views which they attempt to impose on everyone.

and that is why i argue with other posters as well when they try to degrade the philippines and think less of the islands because of their ignorance and stereotypes that we lost our native culture or speak spanish, or are all mixed with spanish...

did i say he is chinese no,i did not i mean he has a foreign admixture in his blood which is dominant ask whitewatcher about this and that is northern han chinese it is obvious also that Jeffrey Tan the ugly pinoy has mixed Northern Chinese/Thai(Zhuang) blood his chinese admixture is also dominant Austronesians generally look more beautiful than the northern han this is what I like in austronesians

bishoujou let us disect your own genetic makeup from your picture that you posted you seem to have a chinese mixture as well... how funny i think it is you are so quick to poke fun or attempt to ridicule this great governor of the magestic cordillera province because of his appearance when you are no pat sayjak yourself!!

anyways, it is only you bish who is stuck on appearance alone and the exact percentages of one's genetic makeup to the dot. things that normal everyday people do not notice when they pass by you.

any man wiht a non-hitler mentality willl look to someone's actions and his hard work, culture, and language as something having more essence and a means of identity than merely what he looks like. looks can be deceiving!!!

but in your case, you are very eccentric. you are also very contrary in all aspects with your literature you spew on here, it is beginning to seem like HOG WASH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how ironic eh?

I am not like hitler ok,I do agree that I have northern chinese blood and some spanish blood but I do not like the typical northeast asian look(koreans look pretty),southeast asians(including southern chinese) and polynesians they have less epicanthic eyefold and Paulo Montalban is more handsome than Mr.Baguilat(he looks like Paulo Montalban tanned) I am just telling something that is obvious his chinese admixture diba because he reminds me of a northern chinese

It's obvious that Chamoros and pinoys are related and the ancestors of chamoros came from the philippines and my aunt also knows it and there are parts of chamoro language similar to tagalog i asked my aunt which filipino language is closely related to chamoro

northern barbarians who conquered the homeland of austronesians look like this and they have slant eyes

Did you know that Anjanette Abayari got jailed in guam

hmmmmm,, chamorus? Filipino's relatives? i dunno bout that...

Yeah I don't believe it also. Its just crazy talk coming from these two extremist.

Austronesians Supremacists i guess...

Bisho. is more in the line of chinese wannabe supremist.

e remind me of this "putangina_mo" charachter, hes a wannabe spaniard though...

Whatever happened to him, I remeber some of his posts.

Anyways, I consider it too mean to post Bishou's pic here...It is cruel to him and cruel to the posters who don't wish to have their sights disturbed by his ugliness...But if anyone wants to see...send me a message

sino ba tong 777 na to? viet ba siya?

No he is chinese, he has been making racist comments in the Philippine Forum that all filipinos are part negrito.

wag lang natin pansinin....

Yes,Filipinos are related to Chamoros and Chamoros are Filipinos that migrated from The philippines

And I am against the Northern Barbarians and I am not a chinese wannabe
sus! akala ko mabait si 777

Bishoujohunter, the world would be better if you never made any outrageous comments like this.

Ok,Ejay


Ejay,I am focusing now about the remants of the austronesian culture of the mainland yes,Austronesians are related to thais this is according to archeologists
http://www.hoklo.org
Chamorros came from the phillippines not new guinea
http://www.google.com.ph/search?q=cache:aP...+chamorro&hl=tl

http://www36.pair.com/waldzell/fmp-list/LinkSink/

hhhmmmmmmm,

There are resemblances between filipino languages and chamorro

Yes, There are resemblance between the two culture as these islands were very near the Philippines and during the Spanish colonial rule Guam , Marianas and Carolines islands were administerd by the Archibishop of Cebu !

Blessed Pedro Calungsod or Joven Bisayo was martyred in one of the island of Guam .

wow...

Chamorros and Filipinos may share similarities,but they are not related...Chamorro is a separate ethnicity from Filipino and no one knows for sure where the original Chamorros came from,it's all just theories.

The Chamorro Language does have some Filipinos words in it,but it's from being influenced by Filipino Immigrants through the many years,just as Spanish words are also found in the Chamorro Language... the Language and Accent of Chamorro is entirely different from the languages of The Philippines.

Duh thank you for stating the obvious.

Filipinos and Polynesians have so much in common. Thay are all human beings.

who cares about chamoro dis chamoro dat...i dont consider myself related to any of those people whoever dey are. I'm filipino and i think we have more in common wid indonesians and malaysians than chamorous or sumtin. get over dat whole crap, its juz as bad as claiming we're related to spanish ppl even if we're not.

i think chamuro really do have close relationship with the pinoys but probably only with the pinoy bisayans. basta what i only know is that there are similarities between the chamorro language and visayan especially those found in eastern samar and surigao. this is just an observation. i'm not an expert. just someone who lives in the eatern part of the visayas and know some people from surigao.

maybe the chamorro can provide the english equivalent of the chamorro word. i only provide the english meaning of the visayan word that are mostly eastern samarnon. that is why i think eastern samarnon is closely related to chamorro. just an observation..

here's the words:

yan = ngan (and)

taotao = tao (human)

yangin = bangin (might)

niha = nira (their)

dumuko = dumako (to grow)

lalahe = lalake (man)

umasaguan = umasaw-an (to marry)

asagwa = asawa (spouse)

maobliga = maobliga (to be obliged)

jita = kita (we, me&you)

jame = kami (we)

guiya = siya (cebuano)/hiya (waray) (he/she)

jamyo =kamo (you, plural)

sija = sila (they)

co = ko (me)

mo = mo (you)

ña = nya (him/her)

guine = ini (this)

ufan = uban (other)

laje = lake (man)

tata = tatay (father)

nana = nanay (mother)

manog = manok (chicken)

laje na manog = lake na manok (male chicken)

jomjom = dalumdum (dark/cloudy)

maasen = maasin (salty)

malaet = mapaet (bitter)

maagaom = maaslom (sour)

malango = malango (sick)

maase = maasi (it’s when you always greet people whenever you meet them)

salape = salapi (money)

mames = tam-is (sweet)

gamames = makitam-is (to love sweet)

jaga = dugo (blood)

cajaga = cadugo (to be full of blood)

acho = bato (stone/rock)

miacho = mabato (rocky)

gasgas = gasgas (scratch/ to scratch/ to scrub)

nagasgas = nagasgas (to be scratched)

cano = kaon (eat)

pinatmames = pinakatamis (too sweet/ most sweet)

pinatmaasen = pinakamaasin (most salty)

mamatai = mamatay (to die)

timamatai= di mamatay (one that doesn’t die)

puno = puno (full)

mauleg na taotao = mabulig na tao (a helpful man)

chalan = dalan (road)

pale = pari (priest)

ayo = adto (that one)

yayo = harayo (far/yonder)

gui yini = in dinhi (here)

guine = dinhi (here)

mano na leblo? = ano nga libro? (which book?)

fia? fafia? = pila? pipila? (how many?)

fafia na taotao? = pipila ka tao? (how many people?)

tagfian yini na sagman? = tagpira ini nga sagwan? ( how much is the ‘sagwan’?; sagwan is the paddle you use to row the boat)

guaja sija manog = gutiay la ira manok. (their fowls are few.)

pution = bituon (star)

ta = ta /kita (our inclusive)

mame = kami (our exclusive)

miyo = niyo (your, me excluded)

ñija = nira (their)

babui = baboy (pig)

carabao = carabao (buffalo)

janao = panao (to go/to leave)

taga = taga (cut)

tanguis = tangis (to weep)

lugat = lugar (place)

juo = oo (yes)

ada? = ada? (there is?) / is it there?/ is it in existence?)

tuyan/tiyan = tiyan (stomach)

maisa = mag-isa (alone)

canai = kamai (hand)

fagmata = pagmata (to awaken/ to awake)

palanggana = palanggana (basin)

tiniiog = tinuhog (like a barbeque, you “tuhog” it with a bamboo stick)

faniji =paniki (bat)

mancha = mancha (blot/stain)

namancha = namancha (to stain)

tolang = tul-an (bone)

putseras = pulseras (bracelet)

susu = susu (breast)

tolai = tulay (bridge)

jijot = diyot (brief)

maguag = haluag/ luag (wide/roomy)

sadog = salog (brook/small stream/river)

sunog = sunog (to burn)

jungguan = tungnan (by chance)

alimasag = alimasag (a type of crab)

caspa = kaspa (dandruff)

merese = merese (to deserve something)

yinauyau – yinawyaw (to nag/ to keep talking loudly noisily)

pantalan = pantalan (dock)

tujo = tulo [cebuano]/ turo[waray]/tuyo[surigaonon] (drip/to drip)

oda = tuna / yuta (earth/ground)

linao = linog (earthquake)

taguan = taguan (hiding place/to hide something)

funas = punas (to wipe/ to wipe it clean)

falago = kalagiw (to escape)

tulaica = “tulay ka” (to be a bridge)

matujog = matulog/matuyog [surigaonon] (to sleep)

gugat = ugat (roots)

napara = napara (to be erased) nawara (to be lost / to cease to exist / to die)

mapanas = mapanas (to faltten, to even out)

potgas = polgas (fleas)

batsa = balsa (raft)

janau, janao = panao (visayan to die, surigaonon to go/to leave)

doco = dako (grow)

ulo = ulo (head)

languit = langit (heaven/sky)

umogong = umogong/umongol (to groan)

uchan = uran/ulan (rain)

na-uchan = nauran (raining)

utot = utod (to snap)

tuba-tuba = tuba-tuba (plant used as herbal medicine usually for body/muscle aches and pains)

susu – susu (breast)

panglao = we have an island named “panglao” but I don’t know the meaning of the word.

mactan = we have an island called mactan, it is an island located in the cebu channel.

^^wow...they could be more filipinos than the muslims in philippines right now

anyway, wow...is that the original language or is it because there are a lot filipinos there or were brought there by the spaniards?

there is no mystery in that. chamorros/guamanians, some micronesians, polynesians and all other austronesian peoples are related by blood but seperated by oceans and time.

here's tongan words that i learned from a friend a few years back compare to filipino:

telenga-tenga (ear)
mata-mata (eye)
ulu (same in hawaiian)-ulo (head)
tae-tae ($hit)
lima- (elima in hawaiian) lima (probably the most similar all throughout the pacific)
hawaiian ewalu-walo (eight)
susu (also samoan)-suso (breast)
ufi (that's how it's pronounced at least in tongan)-ube (purple yam)

@ dalawapo - so you from US Territory of Guam. Though you from Philippines. You Chamorro or just Guamian.?? Is Guam going to become a US Commonwealth in future?? Found this site which includes Chamorro lang.:

http://www.answers.com/topic/spanish-creole

here in eastern visayas:

talenga (ear) the only difference is the "e"

the rest are the same... that is why i believe that the eastern samarnon language is closely related to chamorro and the malaysian, indonesian languages. there's even a place in eastern samar that has the accent that sounds almost like it's a pacific islander's speaking. i know coz i'v met some of them and i've heard some pacific islander speak on television.

i believe one of the word in "TUVALU" means eight (valu) sounds like "walo".

Who is a Chamorro? Are they the southern muslims?

Yeah, from what I've heard, the Chamorro language are more closely related to filipino languages than it is to other Guamanian languages.

oh $hit i wronte two of these?! lhahahah fu-k me

pls close this one to hammer

they are polynesians and live in guam, saipan, palau, and the marianas islands.

^ shut up ho/po....

no.

ahahaha at first i was like :O

what a cute way to hide the fact that you really want to call someone a ho only works on the internet,s adly, as the two words sound nothing alike.