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Encantadia Wikia. in: Languages. Enchan is the language of Encantadia. It was called Enchanta in the 2005-2006 series. It has its own writing system. Though the Encantados have their own language, they could speak and understand Tagalog, but not English. Contents. 1Phrases. 2Words. 2.1Uncertain spelling. 2.2Uncertain meaning. 3Numbers. 4Reference.
Enchanta is a fictional language that was devised for the Philippine fantasy television show (locally known as telefantasya) Encantadia. It is used in both the 2005 and 2016 series, however there are a few words added in the 2016 series. Encantadia was created by Suzette Doctolero [1], head...
Enchanta tutorial. Asnamon voyanazar - a spell cast at the Asnamon tree; “I am a traveler, Asnamon.”.
Jul 31, 2016 · Enchanta tutorial. Evia livea (name of place or person) – an expression: “Long live (name of place or person)!”.
Since Encantadia is back on Philippine TV and since it's one of my favorite show, I created this list of words, numbers, and conversations of their unique language which is called Enchanta. Included also are their theme songs...
Since Encantadia is back on Philippine TV and since it's one of my favorite show, I created this list of words, numbers, and conversations of their unique language which is called Enchanta. Included also are their theme songs...
Enchanta tutorial. Evia livea (name of place or person) – an expression: “Long live (name of place or person)!”.
Encantadia Language: Words and Phrases. Word Meaning. A-jun — Song/ Awit. Acrimeya — Safety/Kaligtasan. Ada — Mother / Nanay (in particular, Cassiopea used the term to her mother) Adarde — (verb)Come / Lapit. Ade — You / Ikaw. Adi — Mine / Akin. Adnes — What / Ano. Ado — Father / Tatay (in particular, Cassiopea used the term to her father)
Since Encantadia is back on Philippine TV and since it's one of my favorite show, I created this list of words, numbers, and conversations of their unique language which is called Enchanta. Included also are their theme songs...
It was initially created by Suzette Doctolero for the Philippines fantasy television drama saga Encantadia, which aired on GMA Network in 2005, and was later used in the show's sequels, Etheria: Ang Ikalimang Kaharian ng Encantadia and Encantadia: Pag-ibig Hanggang Wakas.
