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Learn Ilocano: Manong, Manang, Lakay, and Baket

Good evening ^_____^ Filipinos call their older siblings kuya (ku-ya) for an older brother and ate (ah-teh) for an older sister as a sign of respect. Not only in the family thou, and doesn't have to be related or family member.Our neighbors kids are older than me, and I call them kuya and ate, as a sign of respect. Tonight, let's learn kuya and ate in Ilocano, along with baket and lakay. Manong = (Kuya in Tagalog). An older brother. My mom calls my uncle Manong. He is about 3 or 4 years older than mom. EX: Manong Joe (Manong +name of the male older than you. Or just simply call him Manong) Manang = (Ate in Tagalog). An older sister. EX: Manang Rose (Manang + the name of the lady older than you. Or just simply call her Manang) Baket = A husband calls her wife baket, a form of endearment.And it could also mean an older lady, or matandang babae. It can also mean "matanda na" or "she aged" if use in Ilocano as "baket ten (she aged). *Lakay = Same with baket, in which it is used by wives to call or address their husbands.It could also mean an older man. Or if you mean "he aged," "matanda na" you say "lakay yen."