Tagalog Grammar: Exploring Prefix 'Ka-'
Level up your Tagalog grammar with prefix ‘ka-’! See what kababayan, kaklase, katuwáng (and many more) mean. Express unity & shared identity beyond words. Perfect for diaspora learners!
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Tagalog Verb Groups for Upper Beginner: Guide to Suffixes -in/hin, -an/han, and Prefix i
The Filipino Generosity: What Moves Balíkbayan Boxes?
For Filipinos abroad, the balíkbayan box is more than just a package—it’s a heartfelt connection to home. Discover the love, sacrifice, and joy behind this cherished tradition, and why it remains a powerful symbol of the Filipino spirit of giving, especially during the holidays.
The Filipino Spirit of Giving: The Thoughtfulness of Pasalubong
Discover the heart of Filipino giving with pasalubong—the thoughtful tradition of bringing gifts when visiting loved ones. From homemade treats to handpicked treasures, learn how this simple act strengthens bonds and spreads joy this Christmas. Who will you surprise with pasalubong?
The Filipino Spirit of Hospitality: With Panuluyan, There's Always a Place for You to Stay
Experience the heart of Filipino Christmas with panuluyan—the tradition of welcoming guests with open arms and open homes. Discover how this spirit of hospitality brings families and friends together, and why speaking Tagalog can deepen your connections.
The Filipino Spirit of Giving: The Power of Bayanihán
This Christmas, rediscover the Filipino spirit of bayanihan—the power of community, unity, and helping others. Learn how this timeless value shapes the holidays and how you can become a bayani (hero) by mastering Tagalog to support those in need. Limited 1-on-1 coaching slots available!
The Filipino Values of Generosity: Pakimkím as a Tradition
Discover the heartwarming Filipino tradition of pakimkim—the cash gift given to newborns or newly baptized children. Learn why this gesture of love and hope remains meaningful, even for little ones who don’t yet understand money.
The Filipino Spirit of Giving: Understanding Inaanák, and Pamaskó
This Christmas, let’s celebrate the special bond between ninong, ninang, and inaanak! Discover the meaning, traditions, and joy behind this Filipino godparent-godchild relationship—and share your own heartwarming stories!
The Filipino Spirit of Giving & Sharing: A Christmas Series
This December, let’s celebrate the Filipino spirit of giving! Join me as we explore traditions like balik-bayan boxes, pasalubong, and bayanihan—and share your own stories. What holiday practices warm your heart (or puzzle you)? Reply and let’s talk!
Paanyaya: Aralin World’s Christmas & End-of-Year Get-Together 2025
Join Aralin World’s 🎄 Christmas & End-of-Year Get-Together on Dec 6, 2025! Play games, sing OPM hits, and connect with Tagalog learners worldwide. 🎉 7 PM ET / 8 AM Manila. Sign up for a FREE Membership and RSVP now.
Comprehensive Guide to Tagalog Sentence Structure and Pronouns: Unlock the Magic of Filipino Conversation!
Learn the difference between karaniwang ayos and di-karaniwang ayos, master subjective, objective, and demonstrative pronouns, and practice constructing natural sentences. Perfect for those who know a little bit of Tagalog.
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."
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How Aralin World Grew, and Where We’re Headed Next
Aralin World started as a big dream but life had other plans. After chasing huge goals, burning out, and taking a step back, I returned with a simpler mission: to teach Tagalog my way, to learners who truly connect with my style. Here’s how my journey shaped what Aralin World is today.
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.