160 USEFUL TAGALOG PHRASES & COMMON EXPRESSIONS | Learn the Filipino Language | Basic Tagalog Lesson

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

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[@alexthomas7556]

Thank you for changing different tones of expressions in this video. Sometimes I feel like my Tagalog has a rude tone and just hearing your examples helped me a lot. Thank you.

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Alex Addams , I'm trying my best to read the sentences the way they are said in real-life scenarios. I'm happy that you liked it. Thanks a lot. :)

[@lifewithlani2637]

Yesterday I have been here for 1 year in the Philippines. I am American and learning Tagalog has been hard for me. Your videos are a big help. Maraming salamat po.

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Thanks for always watching my videos, Michael! I'm sure that with constant practice, even if it's just one word or phrase at a time, you will soon be able to speak with your neighbors in Tagalog with ease. Regards to Lani. 😊😊😊🇵🇭

[@MrAgilla]

No problem mate walking around the house and I have to be there at the car and get the food coirt

[@Wesmosis]

Salamat po.

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Salamat din po for watching. 😊

[@warpig4530]

Im trying very hard to learn some tagalog since my bf is from Philippines and Im from Malaysia even tho we can communicate with each other in english I want him to know how much I really love him by learning his native language to show that Im serious about this LDR

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hello, War Pig! I hope my videos could help you learn Filipino so you could communicate comfortably and more openly with your Pinoy bf. Just be patient and keep practicing and soon you will get the hang of it. 😍💕

[@PhexniceChannel]

You can visit also my channel to learn more tagalog.

[@MM-om7wx]

This is the only video that has not misspelled kumusta. It just shows you that removing Pilipino in the college curriculum is a bad idea.

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hello, M M! Thanks for your comment. Yeah, my eyes and ears also hurt whenever I see/hear fellow Filipinos say "kAmusta?" because our textbooks taught us "kUmusta?" 😞 I totally agree with you that the subject Pilipino should remain in our school curriculum because many are thinking that what the young ones hear from some TV hosts in Manila who popularized the use of "kaka" to form the past tense of Filipino verbs is the standard conjugation. I cringe everytime I hear "kakagaling, kakadating, kakaalis" and other "kaka---" 😏 Salamat, M M. 💗🇵🇭

[@alexmancini6593]

Easy to understand thank you ❤

[@ItsMeHannahYT]

This is perfect! I'm going to the Philippines next year, and I'm not fluent in Tagalog, so this helps a lot! Salamat po!

[@몽골유목민]

thank you very much^^

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

You're most welcome po. 😊🇵🇭🇰🇷

[@djuniteofficial]

Salamat sa inyo kaibigan.

[@maubrillantes3963]

I have no budget for a personal English tutor until I found this channel and this really helps me a lot. Thank you sooo much 😘😘😘

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Thanks a lot, Mau! 😘🙏 I'm so happy to know that you find my videos helpful. Salamat po and stay safe. 💕🇵🇭

[@AshMondelo]

Wow I go new tutorial here... Keep uploading

[@_vegapunk]

Terima kasih po. 🇲🇨

[@endings2838]

Saya juga ingin berbicara bahasa Indonesia meskipun saya orang Filipina tetapi saya masih belajar berbicara itu

[@kabeisha7664]

this is super helpful maraming salamat for making this! 💖

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Walang anuman, Keisha! Maraming salamat din for watching. 😍😍😍

[@ZenZaye]

I’m Filipino and white and have a lot of pride in being Filipino but don’t know much of the culture and want to learn

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hi, Isaac Schultz! Thank you for watching. 💗 I also wanted to post videos about our culture but due to time constraints I'm currently unable to do so.

[@ricianeseaninformationchan6418]

I guess once you visit there you can learn the culture. I bet its more better when you expierence it. Tbh, i m not a filipino but i love the culture. So, i kinda try and learn.

[@muroami1785]

being japanese it is very helpful, salamatsu sa inyo desu

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Maraming salamat din po, Muro Ami! 💕😊

[@harveysantiago3757]

Legit ba itong comment? Haha

[@random-accessmemory9201]

@@harveysantiago3757 natawa din ako hahahaha. 🤣

[@lawrence9902]

Sarcasm ba to o seryoso?

[@charmainebonus3278]

This is so useful ! Thank you 🤗

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hello, Charmaine Bonus! I happy to know that my videos help. Maraming salamat po for watching. 🌷🌷🌷

[@josphatkabwenga7120]

It's really helping me ....u guys keep it up..... it's preddy good

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Maraming salamat po, Josephat Kabwenga! 💕😊

[@josphatkabwenga7120]

Ahhh sige ..walang anuman

[@izaqueandrade5545]

Maraming salamat 🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓

[@joesphhagernan4162]

Very good lesson video. Highly recommended. Salamat

[@mariceltarcelo8636]

Joesph Hagernan jkll

[@Peterp-df1ow]

Perfect as usual .keep up

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Salamat po for the kind words, Peter2015 p. ❤❤❤

[@legendi6438]

Thank you so much 😘

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

You're most welcome po. Happy Holidays!!! 💗

[@seriekekomo]

Thanks for your videos!

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Walang anuman po. I'll be posting new videos soon.

[@huaweiy3247]

I am Malaysian boy,I would like to know all about Filipina country and I would like to learn itresting about Filipina,salamat po

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Thank you, Huawei Y32! I'll post videos related to Filipino culture soon.

[@Sh1moda]

nice one thanks for help !!

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Walang anuman po. I'll be posting new lessons soon.

[@abusayedmiha914]

good idea

[@debgray867]

Very good video. It would be perfect if what it means is spoken also, so I could listen while working or cleaning

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Thanks a lot, Terdeb Gray. I'll try to that in my future videos. :)

[@gardnerdean]

I think it's better to hear the Tagalog spoken only. It's better for listening practice and it helps you become fluent in the new language faster. When you mix English and Tagalog together, it just becomes a practice in translation but you don't really learn the new language.

[@lizaignacio7466]

Wow nice English tagalog

[@hakeemdj368]

ikaw = engkau, kau (Indonesian, Malay) 04:08 O, ikaw pala, in South Sulawesi and Southeast Sulawesi dialects, "kau pale" means "it's actually you". inom = minum in Indonesian/Malay? it meas "drink". balik = balik in Indonesia means "come back". salamat, in Indonesia "selamat" = 1 safe. 2 welfare, happiness, prosperity. 3 happy, pleasant, blessed. 4 congratulations, wish for good luck, happiness, or prosperity.

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Wow! Salamat, hakeemdj368! I gathered that we have many similar words. I think "Anak" meaning "child" is also an Indonesian-Malay word. 😊😊😊

[@hakeemdj368]

@@TalkToMeInTagalog ya. exactly. "anak" means "child". "anak-anak" means "children".

[@random-accessmemory9201]

In Kapampangan (one of the main languages in the Philippines) we also say minum (to drink) and nasi (rice). 😁

[@wayklaro7206]

Salamat

[@PanFriedWeegee]

Hoy mga marunong na magtagalog nasan na kayo

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Natuwa naman ako sa channel name mo 😂😂😂 at maraming salamat po sa panawagan 😂 🥰🥰🥰

[@SANCHEZ28]

SALAMAT PO!! :)

[@sandymoonstone855]

🍎 👌 salamat po

[@erlindagabitan4862]

#iloveIt thankyou somuch 😘😘😘

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

You're most welcome po. 💗

[@carolebridgeman5005]

I love it

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Salamat po. Thank you for watching my videos.

[@محفوظثابت]

nice video 💕

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Salamat po. 💕😊

[@mariejoyInoc-l2d]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kaninchen321]

Bahala ka and ewan ko sayo is the same meaning and halika dito is same like punta ka dito? And is it the same if I say: gusto ko ng unan or gusto ko ng isang unan? And is it the same if I ask: Ok lang ka ba? or: Ok ka lang ba? Kailangan ko ng tulong please, so I can improve every day a little. Thanks.

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hi, Kaninchen321! "Bahala ka" is used when you are letting the person decide for himself while "Ewan ko sa 'yo" is when you're already annoyed to the point of giving up on the topic and all you want is just to end the conversation. It's like saying "do whatever you want or as you please." As for the third phrase, the correct way to ask if someone's ok is "Okay ka lang ba?" Good luck, Kaninchen321. I'm sure you can do it! 😊😊😊

[@CityHustleHD]

I thought goodbye is paalam?

[@endings2838]

You can also say "Bye' in informal communication But if you want to make it formal you can say "Paalam"

[@ТатьянаСтругова-д7ы]

es muy linda lengua

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Muchas gracias! 😊

[@ronnalscammahorn8002]

🏡SALIMAT 🎓

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Walang anuman po at salamat po for watching. 😊

[@rexllames8597]

Masyado maliit po yun English translate baka poydi palakihan

[@gardnerdean]

What lesson number is this? Did you stop numbering the lessons? I'm using the lesson numbers to keep track of them. Salamat po

[@KM-gu3yt]

2:00

[@ricianeseaninformationchan6418]

I think word for engineer is enhineer ✌️

[@zubaidazaman1986]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@rosedelapena6623]

hi po..pwde po mag tanong?ano po sa English ang baka"tnx po

[@locksmith3208]

Rose Dela pena maybe

[@Makiii11]

Haha. Nalito ako nung una. Akala ko'y baka na hayop. 😂😂😂

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hi, Rose De la Pena! Marami pong equivalent ang "baka" sa English: maybe, perhaps, probably, possibly. Depende po kung paano gagamitin sa sentence.

[@rodlinz]

Itong phrase na ito ... very old tagalog ayon sa asawa ko. So, how is it useful?

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hi, Lindsay Preston,! Thanks for taking the time to comment. Kindly tell me which phrase you find "old".

[@rodlinz]

"Ano pong maipaglilingkod ko sa inyo?" ang phrase. Pero pasensya ka na. May misunderstanding. Nang sinabi ang asawa ko, "old", she meant "masyadong formal" katulad binanggit mo pa sa ibaba ng phrase upang paglilinaw. Salamat sa tanong mo hinggil sa comment ko at maraming salamat sa itong video na ito. Very helpful sya para sakin.

[@melindafelizarte9416]

@@rodlinz thank you

[@melindafelizarte9416]

@@TalkToMeInTagalog thank you

[@Iaszund]

@@melindafelizarte9416 thank you

[@hovikabrahamian3801]

You stay in UMAGA (Good morning) but you change greeting to afternoon, evening, and good night, which you make CONFUSING because you show only UMAGA (Good morning) on screen, but your greeting is changing.

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hello, Hovik! Apologies for the confusion. Pasensiya na po. 🙏 This is an old video. Kindly check out our new lessons which I believe are better than this. 😊 Magandang umaga - good morning Magandang hapon - good afternoon Magandang gabi - good evening Maraming salamat po for watching. 😊🇵🇭

[@hovikabrahamian3801]

@@TalkToMeInTagalog Kindly I'm appreciating your concern, 🙏Maraming Salamat Po. Yes, I will Follow your new Lessons, I like to learn more about Tagalog.

[@12hgdd]

English caption too small

[@gjaevc]

your tagalog is wrong, pasensiyá patience Wala na akong pasensiyá. I’ve run out of patience. even in Spanish that word mean patience

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hi, Gerard! While the word pasensiya (also spelled pasensya) means patience or one's capacity to tolerate delays or problems, it takes on a different meaning when used in the phrase "Pasensya ka na." It becomes a casual way to apologize to someone about something. Example 1: "Pasensya ka na, Gerard, (I'm sorry, Gerard) it took me an hour to respond to you." Your example above is perfectly used in situations where you tell someone that you don't have the patience to allow or accept something anymore. Example 2: "Wala akong pasensiya maghintay." (I don't have the patience to wait.) Salamat po for taking the time to watch and comment. 😊

[@adapsomethingtolove1901]

JEWEL

[@wilma2311]

Gerard pasensya kana is another way of saying i'm sorry.

[@arnelf36]

It's a short way of saying "I'm sorry, please have patience with me/my shortcomings".

[@stephennordlinger365]

Salamat po.

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

You're welcome po. Salamat din po for watching. 😊🇵🇭