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What is good night in igorot dialect?

There isn't one single "Igorot dialect". Igorot is an umbrella term for various indigenous groups in the Cordillera region of the Philippines, each with their own distinct language.

To say "good night" in an Igorot dialect, you need to specify which language you're interested in. Some examples include:

* Kankanaey: "Naimbag a rabii" (pronounced "nay-im-bag ah rah-bee")

* Ifugao: "Naimbag a bengi" (pronounced "nay-im-bag ah ben-gee")

* Benguet: "Maayo nga gab-i" (pronounced "may-oh nga gab-ee")

It's best to ask a native speaker or refer to a specific dictionary for the correct greeting in the dialect you're interested in.

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