The Ilocano people are an ethnolinguistic group from the Ilocos Region of the Philippines. They are the third-largest ethnolinguistic group in the country, after the Tagalogs and the Cebuanos. The Ilocano language is the third-most spoken language in the Philippines, after Filipino and English.
Nasudi:
The Nasudi are an indigenous people of Taiwan. They are one of the sixteen officially recognized indigenous peoples of Taiwan. The Nasudi people live in the mountains of central and southern Taiwan. They are known for their distinctive culture and traditions, including their traditional music and dance.
Ilocano a Nasudi:
The Ilocano and the Nasudi are two distinct ethnolinguistic groups with different languages, cultures, and traditions. Although there are some similarities between the two groups, such as their shared Austronesian heritage, they are ultimately two separate and distinct peoples.