2 Hours of Daily Filipino Conversations - Filipino Practice for ALL Learners

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In this video, you’ll challenge your Filipino listening comprehension skills. You will listen to small dialogues to take you from the beginner to the advanced level. Those dialogues are made by Filipino native speakers. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Filipino, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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[@allyson.jamisola]

as a native speaker, this video is just right in pronunciation and speed. if it's too fast for your liking, it's best if you slow it down, it helps.

[@airy2968]

After years of being told by Filipino relatives that I need to learn Tagalog, and now with a husband whoms family speaks mainly Tagalog I'm trying my best to learn from the resources I have. I've got to say tho I am absolutely terrible at it

[@kuromi5134]

LOL GOOD LUCK

[@hbfs4182]

Keep it up! I'm also terrible, and I've been to the Philippines twice, but the best way to learn a language is just keep at it consistently. We got this.

[@T1murr]

@@hbfs4182 I'm Indonesian and I've been to the Philippines a total of 0 times and idk why I'm learning this but I am please someone send help

[@Jeremylouallen]

I have a Filipina girlfriend and I want to learn tagalog because it's her native language and just to be able to communicate with her in the language. Her English is decent, some words here and there are off but I understand what she's saying. It surprised me when she told me she can speak her language, English and Mandarin. I need to step my language learning game up 😆.

[@krystlehall5125]

I like it at normal speed, but when the English is added, be good to have a little more time to read it to try and get it in my brain!

[@akariyoshiba8241]

After spending time with my boyfriends family, they do talk on this speed, if not faster sometimes, I still find it hard to understand but I feel as if this really helps with the speed :) thank you

[@kuromi5134]

this is so cute how ur learning tagalog bc of ur bf

[@estherakuabaabafrimpong9139]

salamat po

[@londobson2231]

marami raming salamat po. helpful talaga po itong video. Gustong-gusto ko niyang subtiles. Salamat po uli. :)

[@juangabrielcervantes586]

I watched this whole video!

[@altimator]

This is so helpful! I was looking for channels like this. Please keep up the great work! Salamat po!

[@coolpants4590]

1:34:37

[@TheDazzlingCloud]

Salamat po

[@miiikaiii3115]

You can try to playback 0.75 speed if it's too fast, but truthfully that is the normal speed.

[@talfonso4]

As a Filipino American, I am currently studying Russian and use the same type of clips. The speed is the same.

[@MarieSoleilUS]

You speak too fast even for a regular Tagalog speaker. I like how it sounds like normal conversation. But slower would be better. ;-)

[@Kwelinzito]

I am not a native speaker of Tagalog. I slowed down the speed on the settings to 0.75, using my laptop. That made it much better for me. Try it.

[@ja4309]

That is actually the normal speed. When it comes to conjugating verbs tho, there should be a stress on the affix so it may sound like rapping

[@adamandtinafelibrico4572]

I went into the playback settings and adjusted it to 0.75x and I actually can understand them better. I'm realizing I was just spacing out because I couldn't catch anything but now this is doable.

[@8mmkyle865]

That is normal speed for a native speaker, go to the Philippines, this will seem too slow haha

[@malondo]

As a black person, im still learning Taglog. im watching this video of inspiration lol

[@KapiFNFVlogs2010]

Hi!

[@kesogonzaga2671]

Is this everyday language? In another video I heard that „mawalang galang lang“ is often not used anymore because it sounds old fashioned

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[@Aiesh_Lyrics]

As a Filipino, yes, it is not often used but when you want to speak or interrupt an elderly, use that. "Mawalang galang lang po, nasaan po ang cr?" (Cr means comfort room )

[@junalyncahoy7125]

I'm a bisaya, learning tagalog hehe

[@wendellhahaha630]

Playback speed (0.75x)

[@jessematkin7064]

Naks!

[@rastamanyow4071]

Halo halo na may spanish at english 😂

[@rubenarmendariz1227]

It is great video but it is just a little too fast

[@cluelesssubliminal]

I can understand like 50% of what they say , but it’s so confusing to keep track 😭😭

[@juliec2272]

0:22

[@triangle379]

If you could add the meaning of the words it would be very helpful In the first sentence, gusto ko sanang....istanteng iyon, sanang & istanteng couldn't be understood even in a translator the meanings don't come up

[@ardenshackelford7807]

If it helps, sanang is sana with the ng tacked onto it. sana is the "like" part of the sentence. istanteng is istante with ng attached to it.

[@jeffersonegipto6167]

So many loanwords from english hehehe Instead of saying lalangoy ginamit ang mag-siswimming. Modern tagalog sounds Taglish na.

[@icesummer1725]

That's very true!! A foreigner to really learn fast is to learn the real conversation now in the modern world not like 50 years ago haha

[@victoriaepple3018]

Tagalog, Spanish and English in one sentence😭

[@user-ep4zf5kj9q]

Andali naman sagutin haha

[@jimmiecox2496]

I live in the Philippines and I never hear Filipinos talk this fast!

[@michaaelmayne3931]

I guess its good practice

[@icesummer1725]

not only that. We neve talk like this in a "real" conversation. Like , Ano ang plano mo sa tag-init? What? Taginit? It's like you are telling a joke or you want to be a little different. We now usually say, anong plano sa summer not any more tag-init.

[@emptytoiletpaperroll9112]

Really? I thought they were talking at a normal phase

[@LaraChristine]

This is super normal for Filipinos

[@iMak01]

Everyone who learns from these videos are gonna become Filipino rappers 🏃

[@sophiacassandra]

use "ang" instead of "yung".

[@Petersonpunch]

I like this so much but you guys speak too fast like rapping. slowdown..

[@strahnbrad3979]

I am a native speaker of Filipino and I can say that this is actually the normal pace of conversation for us. It's normal for a foreigner to think that way to any language they don't understand. Once you get the hang of it, it won't sound too "fast" anymore. My tip is to focus on keywords in the conversation

[@leonthehologram682]

helo

[@drei9921]

0.75x sounds so slow

[@stacyperalta555]

bahasanya kek wong ngapak ya,

[@pawsitivelyweird6691]

Way too fast! Slow down...

[@ABC-vk1ts]

Pawsitively Weird playback speed

[@Leo-bf4lq]

Just slow the vid down

[@icesummer1725]

many of the tagalog words here are not really popularly spoken like , abala, tag-init, dagat, mainam, etc... i feel that this is in a Filipino classsroom haha

[@hirayamanawari3583]

actually ginagamit pa rin yan, nasa syudad ka ata kaya di mo na naririnig mga yan. Mostly maririnig mo pa rin yan kapag nasa mga katagalugan na area talaga like calabarzon which is dun talaga ang mga tagalog na tagalog.

[@lambertodgr8]

I codnt understand it ,it was too fast .I let a group of native speakers listen and they had great difficulty understanding it too .

[@i1840]

What!?

[@deejhayparba3915]

Then, they were not native speakers. In normal conversation, this is actually a little bit slower.

[@sharoncharleston7144]

They talk too fast

[@otangclan]

Imagine Spanish.