This translates literally to "I am..."
Here's how it breaks down:
* Akó - I (subject pronoun)
* po - polite marker, similar to "po" in Tagalog
* si - used before a proper noun or pronoun
For example:
* "Ako po si Juan." (I am Juan.)
* "Akó po si Maria." (I am Maria.)
It's important to note that Ifugao has several dialects, so the exact pronunciation and usage may vary depending on the specific region.