What are your known filipino dialects?

I live here in Cavite, the language we speak are tagalog or is now what we call the flipino language. I have been to my mother's province, in Aklan which is located on the western Visayas Region. I believe their language was what they call, Hiligaynon but I'm not fluent in speaking it. I also met some Ilonggos there, when I was having a vacation and that's the language I am much aware of. I've been to Bicol as well, I have a friend who's from Daet, Camarines Norte and we've been there many times already..

I was born in Manila, I grew up there. And the only dialect that i speak is Tagalog. But I can understand Bisaya and Bikolano dialects. And right now, I live here in Tagaytay City, Cavite, and the dialect here is Tagalog but with a little Batangeno style...Ala eh!!! LOL

Since I grew up in Mindanao, I know how to speak "Bisaya" the mindanao way, and since my parents are Ilonggo, in a way I understand speak Ilonggo, and of course I know how to speak Tagalog. I can decipher words in Ilocano but can hardly speak the language. :D

I grew in the visayas so I speak cebuano. Cebuano's from negros oriental actually knows how to speak Illonggo since negros occidental lies just next to it. I learned tagalog in Filipino classess. All in all, I can speak 3 Filipino dialects. My Illonggo is more of an imitative mockery. They have funny accents.

Wow you sure do have a lot of filipino topics. It's good you're a proud bicolano. I also speak both tagalog and bicol.

i was born in the philippines and grew up here.. for many years of living here, i mastered three different dialects.. tagalog, bisaya, and ilocano.. i was born in manila, where tagalog is the dialect used, while bisaya is my father's native tongue and ilocano is my mother's native tongue, through time i have mastered all three different dialects..