How many Dialects you know to speak?

Well I have only mine Bicolano and tagalog. I guess these two dialects are the ones that I know right now. I can see that there are indeed many visayans who has Cebuano as their dominant dialects that is why most visayans do understand Cebuano dialect.

Wow that's a lot you got there! I can only speak Filipino and English...but I can understand Ilocano.

I can speak and understand Tagalog, Ilocano, Ifugao and i can understand Igorot and other minor dialects spoken in my province , of which there are many. These dialects are almost similar with each other as they have the same root dialect.

My provinces is in Zamboanga City.. If you are talking about dialect only here in our country then I only know 4 Dialects.. I was born on Jolo, Sulu and I grow up in Zamboanga City.. So,obviously I know how to speak and understand both Tausug and Chavacano.. Since, our native language is Tagalog, of course I can also understand and speak Tagalog fluently.. Then my mother was born on Dipolog, and they speak Bisaya basically I also know how to speak and understand Bisaya..Actually, we are speaking 3 dialogs at home.. Well, I'm talking tausug with my parents, brother, sisters, aunts and uncles.. While I'm talking Tagalog to my Grandmother, my nieces, and some of my cousins... And my mother, usually talked to us Bisaya at home.. While I speak both Tagalog and Chavacano with my friends, classmates, my boyfriend, and to other people.. Sometimes, I make 4 languages in one sentence due to speaking with people in different languages..

I had a discussion about how many languages do you speak?. There I stated that our dialects are now languages. More of indigenous languages but they are languages all the same. The variation of a language will be the dialect. In order for you to be enlightend on this, do a search on Philippine Languages. My professor in UP for my Linguistics class taught us quite well on this. He was one of those who wrote the UP Diksyonaryong Filipino. It has word equivalents for all the Philippine languages. I only had 1 semester with Dr. Constantino for Linguistics 201 I think. I had another inguistics class with another professor but all we did was dissect the english language. I speak the Cebuano of cebu, Ormoc, Davao,Cagayan de oro. I can speak fluent waray. I can understand Hiligaynon. I grew up in Cagayan de oro and ormoc city but we spoke english and a little spanish at home. I am married to a very thoughtful husband who grew up in Quezon City but has a father from Pangasinan and Mother from Batangas. My kids speak english,filipino and cebuano.

I can only speak tagalog but I wish I could speak Ilocano as my mom knew some. Although I knew some Ilocano words like sida, tinagan, mangan tayon (is my spelling right?) and some Kapampangan words.

I speak Tagalog because our family tribe is Tagalog, but I can understand and speak other languages like Cebuano, Ilonggo and English. I can also understand Karay-a because it is somewhat like Ilonggo, but not as fluent as the Antiquenos. Good day!

hi dong. my country has a lot of languages and i know about languages. i know the universal language English, national language Hindi, mother tongue Telugu, Tamil the language in the place where i live, little bit of Kannada and Sanskrit. i don't remember much of Sanskrit though.

For me i only spaek two dialects which is english and tagalog.I dont know i did not bother on studying other dialects but i guess having to learn other languages is a cool thing becauseyou could communicate with more people around the world.hope that you liked my response,have a nice day.

i have been living all my life here in the Philippines and honestly, i haven't mastered any other dialect aside from tagalog and cebuano. sometimes, i ask my friends who speak the other dialects to teach me. i do hope i could learn the other dialects in our country.