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Albine Bodo

Albine Bodo

USA

Teaches Tagalog since 2019. Before teaching Tagalog, she was a Faculty in Emilio Aguinaldo College-Cavite for about 10 years. She passed the board exams for Professional Teachers in the Philippines

Tagalog Lesson on Adverbs of Time

Tagalog Lesson on Adverbs of Time

In the Philippines, time is often perceived with flexibility and warmth, reflecting the culture’s tolerance of others' shortcomings but instilling patience while valuing relationships and community. Hence, the phrase 'Filipino time' may mean any of these two: 1. "That's funny." 2. "

14-Day Tagalog Challenge: Beginner’s Roadmap for Heritage Learners & Enthusiasts

14-Day Tagalog Challenge: Beginner’s Roadmap for Heritage Learners & Enthusiasts

Want to learn Tagalog in just 14 days? Our 14-Day to Tagalog for Beginner Challenge is your perfect starting point! Designed for heritage learners and language enthusiasts (age 21+), this self-paced, worksheet-based program helps you build confidence in Tagalog—one step at a time.

Tagalog Lesson on Linker 'at'

Tagalog Lesson on Linker 'at'

When you want to talk about more than one thing in Tagalog—like "pusà at asò" (cat and dog) or "mansanas at saging" (apple and banana)—you use the word "at" to connect them. Today, you’ll learn the simple rules for using "at" so you can list your favorite animals, foods, or places just like a pro!

Tagalog Lesson on Ligature 'na'

Tagalog Lesson on Ligature 'na'

Ligature "na" might seem simple, but its power lies on linking adjectives to nouns. Learn it here, along with suffix "ng". These particles are essential for clarity and natural flow in both spoken and written Tagalog. Use both, and you’ll unlock smoother, more expressive conversations!

Tagalog Lesson on Adverbs of Place

Tagalog Lesson on Adverbs of Place

This Tagalog lesson unlocks essential adverbs of place, so you can point out locations, give directions, or describe where things are with confidence. Whether you’re navigating your home or just telling someone where to sit, these words will keep your conversations clear and natural.

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From Binary Code to Classroom: How My Unconventional Path Led Me to Teaching Tagalog

I never planned to be a teacher. In 1992, I was a computer engineer building software for resorts. Until life took me from programming to teaching calculus, and eventually, to helping people like you learn the Tagalog language. Here’s how my winding career path led me back to what I was meant to do.