Southern Catanduanes Bikol language

Bikol languages of the Philippines

Southern Catanduanes Bikol

Virac
Native to| Philippines
Region| Catanduanes

Native speakers

| (140,000 cited 2000 census)[1]

Language family

Austronesian

* Malayo-Polynesian
* Philippine
* Central Philippine
* Bikol languages
* Coastal Bikol
* Southern Catanduanes Bikol

Language codes
ISO 639-3| `bln`
Glottolog| `sout2912`

Southern Catanduanes Bikol, or Virac is one of the Bikol languages of Catanduanes in the Philippines.

## References

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1. ^ Southern Catanduanes Bikol at Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required)

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Bikol languages

Northern Coastal|

* Central Bikol
* Inagta Partido
* Mount Iraya Agta
* Partido Bikol
* South Catanduanes Bikol

Southern Coastal-Inland|

* Albay Bikol
* Buhinon
* Libon
* Rinconada
* Mount Iriga Agta
* East Miraya
* West Miraya

Northern Catanduanes|

* Pandan Bikol

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Austronesian languages

Formosan|

* Bunun
* Paiwan
* Puyuma
* Rukai
* Tsouic
* Northern Formosan
* East Formosan

Malayo-Polynesian|

| Western|

* Sumatran*
* Northwest Sumatra–Barrier Islands
* Nasal?
* Lampung
* Javanese
* Madurese
* Bali–Sasak–Sumbawa

Philippine|

* Batanic
* Northern Luzon
* Central Luzon
* Northern Mindoro
* Greater Central Philippine
* Kalamian
* South Mindanao
* Sangiric
* Minahasan

Greater Barito*|

* Barito
* Basap*

Greater North Borneo*|

* North Borneo *
* Sabahan
* North Sarawakan
* Melanau–Kajang
* Kayan–Murik
* Land Dayak
* Malayo–Chamic *
* Sundanese
* Rejang?
* Moklenic?

Celebic|

* Bungku–Tolaki
* Muna–Buton
* Saluan–Banggai
* Tomini–Tolitoli*
* Kaili–Wolio*

South Sulawesi|

* Makassar
* Seko–Badaic*
* Northern South Sulawesi

Central|

* Bima
* Sumba–Flores
* Flores–Lembata
* Selaru
* Kei–Tanimbar
* Aru
* Timoric
* Kowiai?
* Central Maluku*

Eastern|

| SHWNG|

* Halmahera Sea
* Cenderawasih

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Oceanic|

* Admiralty
* St. Matthias
* Temotu
* Southeast Solomonic
* Micronesian
* Central Pacific

Western|

* Meso-Melanesian
* North New Guinea
* Papuan Tip

Southern|

* Vanuatu
* North
* Central
* South
* Loyalties–New Caledonia

* * indicates proposed status
* ? indicates classification dispute
* † indicates extinct status

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Languages of the Philippines

Official languages|

* Filipino
* English

Regional languages|

* Aklanon
* Bikol
* Cebuano
* Chavacano
* Hiligaynon
* Ibanag
* Ilocano
* Ivatan
* Kapampangan
* Karay-a
* Maguindanao
* Maranao
* Pangasinan
* Sambal
* Surigaonon
* Tagalog
* Tausug
* Waray
* Yakan

Indigenous languages
(by region)|

| Bangsamoro|

* Iranun
* Pangutaran Sama
* Sama

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Bicol Region|

* Albay Bikol
* Inagta Partido
* Manide
* Masbateño
* Mount Iraya Agta
* Mount Iriga Agta
* Northern Sorsogon
* Pandan Bikol
* Rinconada Bikol
* Southern Catanduanes Bikol
* Southern Sorsogon

Cagayan Valley|

* Arta
* Atta
* Bugkalot
* Central Cagayan Agta
* Dinapigue Agta
* Dupaningan Agta
* Gaddang
* Isinai
* Itawis
* Itbayat
* Kalanguya
* Karao
* Malaweg
* Nagtipunan Agta
* Paranan Agta
* Paranan
* Yogad

Calabarzon|

* Inagta Alabat
* Manide
* Hatang Kayi (Remontado)
* Southern Alta
* Umiray Dumaget

Caraga|

* Agusan
* Ata Manobo
* Butuanon
* Higaonon
* Kamayo
* Mamanwa

Central Luzon|

* Abellen
* Ambala
* Antsi
* Botolan
* Casiguran Dumagat Agta
* Indi
* Kasiguranin
* Mariveleño
* Northern Alta
* Southern Alta
* Umiray Dumaget

Central Visayas|

* Bantayanon
* Eskayan
* Karolanos
* Magahat
* Porohanon

Cordillera|

* Atta
* Balangao
* Bontoc
* Ga'dang
* Ibaloi
* Ifugao
* Isnag
* Itawis
* Itneg
* Iwaak
* Kalanguya
* Kalinga
* Kankanaey
* Malaweg
* Tuwali

Davao Region|

* Blaan
* Davaoeño
* Kalagan
* Klata
* Mandaya
* Mansaka
* Obo
* Sangir
* Sarangani
* Tagabawa

Eastern Visayas|

* Abaknon
* Baybay
* Kabalian

Ilocos Region|

* Bolinao

Metro Manila|

* Taglish

Mimaropa|

* Agutaynen
* Alangan
* Asi
* Batak
* Buhid
* Calamian Tagbanwa
* Central Tagbanwa
* Cuyonon
* Hanunoo
* Iraya
* Kagayanen
* Molbog
* Onhan
* Palawano
* Ratagnon
* Romblomanon
* Tadyawan
* Tawbuid

Northern Mindanao|

* Bukid
* Higaonon
* Ilianen
* Iranun
* Kamigin
* Matigsalug
* Subanen
* Western Bukidnon

Soccsksargen|

* Blaan
* Cotabato Manobo
* Ilianen
* Iranun
* Obo
* Tboli
* Teduray

Western Visayas|

* Ata
* Ati
* Caluyanon
* Capiznon
* Sulod

Zamboanga Peninsula|

* Subanen

Immigrant languages|

* Arabic
* Basque
* Chinese
* Hokkien
* Mandarin
* French
* German
* Japanese
* Korean
* Malay
* Indonesian
* Malaysian
* Sindhi
* Spanish
* status

Sign languages|

* Filipino Sign Language

Historical languages|

* Proto-Philippine
* Old Tagalog
* Old Cebuano

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