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Day 2: Basic Greetings And Responses In Tagalog

Greet others and respond casually in Tagalog. In this tutorial, you'll be able to use phrases to greet & respond, start saying something to someone, and build confidence in social interactions. Learn more...

Day 1: Introduction To Filipino Alphabet

Discover the foundation of a Philippine language by learning our ancestors’ alphabet and unique sounds. Mastering the old alphabet will help you build words and sentences with ease.

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Self-paced course to help you learn Tagalog in just 2 weeks. Bite-sized lessons that focus on practical vocab, conversational phrases & cultural insights. You'll have confidence to hold quick conversations and deepen your appreciation of Filipino culture. Learn more...

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Expressing Large Numbers In Tagalog

Saying larger numbers will most likely occur in buying and selling transactions but I would like to reiterate that they simply say them in English. As a beginner, your job is to build your Tagalog brain muscles. So don't skip these exercises.

How To Count In Tagalog

Locals almost stopped saying numbers in straight Tagalog but if you're a beginner in Tagalog it will help increase your vocabulary if you know how to count in Tagalog. You'll also get the hang of our phrases.

Aralin Bilang 6: Ang Pandiwang Kátawanín

Some Tagalog sentences have only two elements: Verb and Doer. For example: Nag-aaral akó. Nag-aaral is the verb while akó is the doer. Such verb is intransitive. Learn more from here.

How To Tell Time In Tagalog

The functionality of native Tagalog number words has gone much lesser degree nowadays because of the fast-changing trends and exposure to foreign culture but never bother when others say like: "locals don't speak like that". Let's tell time in Pure Tagalog way. Learn it here.

Aralin Bilang 5: Mga Pandiwang Palikás

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Aralin Bilang 4: Mga Pandiwang Pakusâ At Dì-pakusâ Sa Balarilang Tagalog

Identify whether the verb implies a voluntary or involuntary action. In Tagalog, it's voluntary when the doer decides to take the action or is able to do it. What prefixes or suffixes imply that it's voluntary? Read more from this lesson.

Aralín Bilang 3: Mga Panlaping Para Sa Pandiwà

This is a comprehensive discussion on 9 groups of Tagalog verbs but specifically this is about various prefixes we use in verb formation. Verbs in Tagalog can be categorized into: Um Verb, Mag Verb, In Verb, An Verb, i-Verb, Ma Verb, Maka Verb, Maki Verb & Magka Verb.