Im impressed that I was able to understand almost every Tagalog phrase you said in this video

Such great videos I wish I found this earlier

Are there any Filipinos/Filipinas that don't have a beautiful singing voice? 😅😅🎉🎉

All house shores are mag verbs-- Useful!

Do you do an exchange? I like how you teach. I can teach you Spanish.

Nakakalito pa rin ang -um- at nag- Minsan magkaiba ang kahulugan. Nagbaba vs bumaba Nagkita vs kumita Nag-alis vs umalis

fun fact: "You" used to be the plural form of "Thee" in old english but "thee" died out and now we have you lang. Salamat tutor!

Why did Bili turn into Bumili?

yoga boogie

Gusto ko po ng video ❤ nag-aaral ako ng tagalog ngayon 🙏🏻 salamat po

Tayo reminds me of “Us” as in “ all of us where as Kami is a simple “we” as in without you 😊

keep going with the yoga !

You really help me …. Salamat

Thanks!

I say 'hala' all the time! HALA AY NAKU!

filipino moms always closing their skype / video conversations with their family in the philippines with 'ok ...sige na, sige na...'

I'm trying to watch one video per day, right before work. Thanks, for this!

Hi...I'm loving your lessons..I find it even way better than Talagog Pat and others. However a tip is using a microphone for better audio quality. Your page deserves to be discovered more

Here we go~ Lesson 18...

Thank you so much, im lesrning tagalog so thst i can try and speak to a friend in their native langauge and i found it really difficult to find courses anywhere that fully covered the granmar and such, but this is clesr and concise and very useful, thank you

Watching this is strange to me because I learned VSO structure.

Great stuff. Watching from Boracay 😊

How do you say stairway to heaven lol

So kita still means 'you'? If I say mahal kita, I am just saying "love you" and the love is happening toward the 'you' which is the person you're saying it to, right? If I said mahal kita, there's no "I" in the sentence? It's obvious the I is me... so sometimes in English instead of "I love you" we can just say "love you" and it still makes sense because obviously it's my (I) love being sent to the object (kita) you

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I love your videos thank you so much

I start to learn Tagalog and this video is really great, thank u!!

"when the student is ready, the teacher will appear." I've been wanting to learn Filipino for years now so that I can speak more fluently with my Filipino in-laws, but I've had a hard time finding resources online to do so. I have basic and important words and phrases down but want to be more conversational. Today I found your videos after thinking "maybe I'll try KZbin again" and when I saw your long playlist of lessons, I feel like I found a winning lottery ticket. After finishing just this first video I feel so inspired by your way of teaching and I'm so excited to learn more! Maraming salamat po, Ate!! :D

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Salamat po for these videos. How much is it to book a class with you?

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Wow, what an incredibly engaging and informative video! It's more authentic to be able to hear from an actual native speaker. Speaking of learning Tagalog, if you're as eager to explore new horizons as I am, I recommend you check out Ling, Memrise and Mondly. They're fantastic language learning tools and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Even tho I speak english (Subject verb object) I much prefer nasa bahay ako (VSO). I was so happy when you showed that method

So nouns are marked by 'ang' usually. So if an adjective is usually before a noun, we just attach ng onto the end of the adjective instead of using 'ang' all by itself. But if its ending in a consonant then we use na. Is that why we affix ng onto the end of the proceeding adjective since it comes before a noun?

This is a great lesson, thank you!