nunchaku styles?

[Sengra]

so does anybody overthere speak spanish?

Very few in Philippines speak Spanish. It's a dying language in Philippines because it has been replaced by English.

Zauriel, Kababayan...I know that there is a form of spanish being spoken in the southern Philippines where I come from, a "vulgar" spanish...Chavacano...I'm not really sure what's the difference, though I speak a little spanish,as I speak Cebuano myself...and you're right, many Filipino words were borrowed from the Spanish language, such as our term for table, lamesa, which in spanish means 'the table'. Yeah, Escrima comes from 'esgrima', the spanish term for fencing...

[Goju_boi]

vulgar spanish as in it curses a lot or what?

[Sengra]

vulgar spanish as in it curses a lot or what?

No, not curses, sorry, I should have used 'corrupt' spanish..It's spanish in some sense but with a different meanings...I really can't say much..sorry again..

[Goju_boi]

ohh ok I get you now.Well I guess Spain is the only country that speaks uncorrupted spanish,because every other latin american counrty speaks spanish differently,or as you say "corrupt" spanish.

[Sengra]

ohh ok I get you now.Well I guess Spain is the only country that speaks uncorrupted spanish,because every other latin american counrty speaks spanish differently,or as you say "corrupt" spanish.

Hehehe...^_^...So nunchakus could be used using arnis forms?

[Goju_boi]

according to zauriel,yes

[Sengra]

it's the first time i actually heard someone using arnis techniques in nunchakus..^_^

[Goju_boi]

yea I was surprised too,I had previously thought that only styles influenced from okinawa used them.

[Sengra]

But many arts use the nunchakus, right?

[Goju_boi]

But many arts use the nunchakus, right?

that was what I asked in the beggining.