Dr. R. David Zorc is heading back to Manila on the 13th of July, 2004 to conduct a seminar with some folks from Zamboanga at Ateneo. Tentatively, on the following week, July 20-23, he's going to have a follow-up seminar on the Maguindanao, Maranao, Pangasinan and Yakan grammar and dialog drills.

I am currently writing a Pangasinan Grammar and Dialog Drills with a fellow Pangasinense, Ryan Amor. Hopefully, we will be able to finish the book this September 2004 including the recording of the dialogs.

sonito 162

abukaybukay ko la'ra'y egpang
no iner nisulat so uliran
tan bilay aoaran nen Urduja
ya kuan dan prinsisa ed porooa

bangbalet palso kono iraya
ontan met na nanarian tonia
ta bonga'y kanonotan labat la
so ngaran ton inian da'd aoaran

pinalesa'y palun tagaumen
basi ed sulsulat nen Batuta
no akin et insakdal nen Rizal
sikato labat la'y makaamta

no anto so niotel la'd nonot
ag iya naborak a bengat la

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