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The Visayans are known for preparing great tasting food. And the current famous chef in the country happens to be a Bisaya from Leyte.
Chef Boy Logro came from a poor town in Leyte, and a family relative brought to Manila to work as a houseboy, this was in 1972.
It was an easy for him at the beginning since he had little knowledge about speaking Tagalog.
He admits he still find it hard to speak the national language.
Another Bisaya boxer won an international belt. Johnriel Casimero won the IBF interim flyweight title against Argentine Luis Lazarte.
He was the fighter who was caught in the middle of a mob inside the boxing ring that became a viral around social networking sites last February 11. The fight ended, or rather halted by Lazarte’s unruly fans. Throwing bottled water, chairs or anything they could hold their hands on.
Johnriel Casimero was born in Ormoc, Leyte, but he now lives in Mandaue City, Cebu.
Sikat na pod ang mga bisdak bai!
Watch this hilarious Bisaya (Cebuano) tutorial with Bogart the Explorer from Davao City.
Little girl speaking Ilonggo, and is apparently taught by the adults around her.
Her name is Izzy, based on the title of the video. I assume that she’s presently living in a foreign land.
Azkals backup goalkeeper Paolo Pascual who’s from Cebu is praying in Cebuano in a prematch ceremony last January 7, 2012.