9 YouTubers To Subscribe To If You're Learning Hiligaynon

This channel is all about learning the Hiligaynon Ilonggo language. You'll find videos on basic greetings, window shopping, and other topics to help you learn this dialect.

The YouTube channel Lifey is all about the Hiligaynon/Ilonggo language and culture. The channel started in March 2012 and has since amassed over 13,000 videos and 221,000 subscribers. Topics covered on the channel include Cool Facts, Tips To Learn, Etc. about the Hiligaynon/Ilonggo language, learning to speak Ilonggo, Hiligaynon grammar lessons, funny videos of Americans speaking Ilonggo, Filipino dialects, languages spoken in the Philippines, and how to pray in Hiligaynon. There are also videos about the Filipino culture, food, and history.

Learn Ilonggo with Paul is a channel started in September 2017 that teaches viewers how to speak the Ilonggo language. The channel has 28 videos and 1,290 subscribers. Videos on the channel include Getting Started (Common Ilonggo Phrases), Ilonggo Verb Phrases: 'To Understand', I Made An Ilonggo Language-Learning App (Update: Ios Version Available Too), Basic Hiligaynon Grammar Rules (Author's Read-Through Of The Giant Ilonggo Phrasebook), and Ilonggo Verb Phrases: 'To Learn'.

Cath Sarita is a YouTube channel started in July 2018. The channel has 130 videos and 3,710 subscribers. The channel's videos are primarily in Hiligaynon, with some videos in Tagalog. The channel's videos are focused on teaching Hiligaynon words and phrases, translating Tagalog words and phrases into Hiligaynon, and Hiligaynon words and phrases for everyday use. The channel also has a few vlogs about life in Iloilo City.

Rhoda Leza Campo started her YouTube channel in May of 2020 and has since amassed 87 videos on the Hiligaynon language. She has uploaded videos teaching simple phrases and words in Hiligaynon, as well as videos translating Hiligaynon phrases into English. The channel has 4,570 subscribers.

Chester Moises has only been making videos for about four months, but in that short time he has managed to gain over 600 subscribers. Chester focuses his videos on language learning, and currently offers lessons in Hiligaynon, Tagalog, Mandarin, and Chinese. He seems to be particularly popular with viewers who are interested in learning Hiligaynon or Tagalog, as these two languages make up the majority of his 38 videos. Judging by the comments and likes on his videos, it seems that Chester's teaching style is effective and engaging, and his lessons are helping people learn these difficult languages.

lyn Calubayan started her channel in October 2018 with the intention of teaching her viewers the Hiligaynon dialect. Hiligaynon is the most spoken native language in the Philippines. As of 35 videos later and 68 subscribers, lyn continues to produce content dedicated to helping her viewers learn Hiligaynon. Her videos are well scripted, paced, and edited demonstrating her dedication to her viewers' success.

Rey & Ann vLog is a channel started in May 2018. The channel has 31 videos and 4,860 subscribers. The channel focuses on Sweet Ilonggo Words / Ilonggo Tagalog Translation/ Hiligaynon, How To Speak Ilonggo, Ilonggo / Tagalog / Translation (Part ), Panliligaw Words In Ilonggo /Ilonggo Tagalog Translation, and Sign Na Di Kana Nya Mahal.

Wikitongues is a YouTube channel that was started in December 2011. The channel has 814 videos and 118,000 subscribers. The channel features videos of people speaking various languages from all over the world. Some of the languages featured on the channel include Hiligaynon, Mamuju, Asmat, Bisayan, Aleppo Arabic, Bahau, and Kalkutungu. The channel also features videos of people speaking English and other languages.