Inati (Hamtic) audio word list

<p>In September 2013, I recorded 2 dialects of Inati in the Philippines.</p> <ul> <li>An Ati settlement in Jordan, Guimaras. Turnoff to the right as one is approaching the Sibunag municipality gate from the harbor.</li> <li>Poblacion 4, Hamtic, Antique, Panay Island</li> </ul> <p>In Jordan, Guimaras, my informants reported that they had relatives in Barotac Viejo, Iloilo. The villagers are impoverished, and reported often skipping meals. Villagers there also make some woven handicrafts (basketry, etc.) for a living.<br> <br> In Hamtic, my Ati Informants were Delia Panden and Carlito Panden of Poblacion 4, Hamtic, Antique.<br> <br> Carlito Panden is a pastor at a local Protestant church that is very close to the town center, while Delia Panden is an elementary school teacher. They speak Inati, Kinaray-a, Tagalog, and English. Their church gets some funding from churches in South Korea too.<br> <br> The Panden couple also expressed interest in publishing their Inati vocabulary notes as a book.<br> <br> Carlito Panden also brought me to Tina Victory Church, which was located in Barangay Tina.<br> <br> Tina Victory Church<br> Agape Christian International Ministries, Inc.<br> In partnership with Book Sung Church, Daegu, Korea<br> Barangay Tina, Hamtic, Antique, Philippines</p>