50 Phrases Every Filipino Beginner Must-Know

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[@iamatrader666]

it would be helpful in future videos if there was a phonetic translation included.

[@Antonio18677]

can you help me learn more i have a good friend of mine i work with i want to learn to speak with him out of respect he speaks english.

[@moto335]

any filipinos also here tryna learn 😭

[@marygray3168]

Not the only one ;-;

[@christophersuico4098]

Right here

[@laceyloveroblox380]

meh

[@lacroixwall888]

sup

[@mookemfansclubph615]

Im a local, for those who wanna learn tagalog you can reply to me i will teach you for free. We can be friends would love to help others that has interests in our language 😊

[@EnaMinuetteTiro]

When you are a Filipino but does not know how to speak tagalog😭😭😭

[@ncm_blue]

Nuee’s Aesthetic Vlogs like seriously?? How so??

[@yqn6658]

@@ncm_blue baka lumaki sya sa ibang bansa

[@maxiwaxipads]

Ah, same here, I was free too ask, but I wasn't curious too ask until now, I just have anxiety when I ask questions ; w ;

[@pandababes3531]

Nuee’s Aesthetic Vlogs same!!!

[@goldengifts3830]

Same here, I was away from the Philippines for a long time for my childhood so I lost how to speak, read, listen, and write Filipino.

[@briancrawford69]

When Filipinos speak English they have such an instantly unique accent lol. Filipinos are such awesome people

[@Draco_Naeyo]

Awe :]

[@kalvin3691]

Guess you like it.

[@Guddufire]

Yes bro

[@Glen.Danielsen]

Amen Brian, Filipinos are amazing. I married a marvelous Pinay! 🇺🇸💛🇵🇭

[@briancrawford69]

@@Glen.Danielsen not married to one bit have grown up and worked with a ton of them and I don't think any of them I ever met was a person I disliked.

[@Lucaread]

Thank you, I just had a baby and I want him to learn Tagalog. He’s only a quarter Filipino but he will be a proud pinoy! His Lola is teaching him and I need to learn too!

[@echoproductions5682]

Good on you!! I'm 1/4th as well but my mom just kinda rejected the culture and language so now I gotta learn all on my own to communicate with my lolo. I'm sure your kid is gonna appreciate your efforts in the future!! Best of luck :))

[@jaybirdeclipse3971]

@@echoproductions5682 same! I'm really the only one in my family that's taken up a big interest in wanting to learn Tagalog, So i'm looking forward to being able to speak it at least somewhat fluently with my grandma!

[@aareimorales2983]

Luca Read Learn to speak taglish if you like

[@KayKapone1]

Quarter Filipino is basically nothing 😂

[@pandababes3531]

I’m half Filipino and I really wanna be able to communicate with my mom.

[@michelleb9588]

Story of my life my mom never taught me and I'm going back to PI or the first time in a week lame. I won't be able to talk to anyone

[@mariamhere4267]

Me toooo😣😣

[@pandababes3531]

Michelle B my worst nightmare 😳

[@pandababes3531]

Mariam Here 😔

[@mariamhere4267]

I think we can survive by using only English there

[@plubbzplub1507]

Apologizing in tagalog: "Sorry" 10/10

[@thirdyreyes3269]

Baka patawad?

[@koji9025]

Thirdy Reyes but filipinos use sorry more than patawad

[@sammiechuu]

Paumanhin Ipagpaumanhin mo ang... (Whatever you did wrong.)

[@katteeeee322]

Legit.

[@takumijoong6271]

true. " ay sorry po "

[@shreyayadav2184]

Here "Hindi" means "no". But Hindi is my language cuz I'm an Indian.😅

[@raashi5529]

Sameee...and I understand the pitch and pressure and focus is different but..iys a bit confusing😅

[@vanessamccarron5789]

Just in case you ever have to use the word "puto", that's an unsafe one to use with Latinos. Learned that the hard way. Both delicious and insulting.

[@gokiburi9]

sameee

[@robbyraintumampil7693]

Oops

[@juz_someone230]

@shreya Yadav I know rightt

[@user-Nerd72ekd82kw]

I'm Filipino but due to the amount of times I watched English cartoons in my childhood, my main language became English. Now I'm trying to learn tagalog. Your explanations are so understandable that I memorized it after 3 months. Thank you

[@TheSecondOfJinxers]

Same man

[@Trollgetshorts66]

Same here

[@Sunfl0wer_petals]

Same

[@jacenaf7317]

When you’re full filipino but was born in the U.S. and didn’t learn the language at all... ooooof

[@ameliawathan6299]

jace naf same here but i’m only half filipino

[@priscillalopez5389]

Damn, how did you communicate with your parents? 😂

[@jacenaf7317]

Priscilla Lopez they had to learn english and sometimes i still don’t even understand them

[@priscillalopez5389]

@@jacenaf7317 You definitely didn't try to learn or something. My parents speak only spanish, considering I grew up around Spanish and English I just learned both. I dont get how you didnt learn thwir language.

[@thatoneweirdkidd]

@@ameliawathan6299 yeah

[@agreivagle]

I'm Indonesian. I've learned Tagalog 4 years already and I usually use TagLish when I chat my Filipino friends.

[@ncm_blue]

Elga Vierga thats more convenient for both kasi ang mga pinoy is mixing it already as you might notice my reply😂😂😂😂

[@agreivagle]

Haha oo tama yan.

[@BertWithoutErnie]

Now you have access to a lot of good music.

[@Bruh-qg7lr]

Where do you learn it? Because some people said some words in here is too formal-

[@yui3462]

@@Bruh-qg7lr Just connect with natives, whether it's online or real life

[@pearlsia]

Im a 12 year old girl that's trying to learn Tagalog. Im Thai but for some reason I want to learn a lot of languages. This is the third one im trying to learn. This channel helps me a lot. Thank you 😊

[@kunikreide]

wow ! keep up that determination kid ,, you are very talented :D cheers from a filipino

[@twiceislife8398]

no, because i'm a filipino, and i've just watched "Thong Ek Mhorya Tha Chalong" that drama is so so good and, now it made me want to learn Thai language 😭 for me to more way understand 😭

[@Kimtendencia]

Jesus loves you Godbless you

[@shellylafata-davis1272]

I lived on Guam for 8 years and there were lots of Filipino people living there. Plus, in the states, I had some Filipino friends and they taught me how to make pancit, adobo, lumpia etc. 💕 Love Filipino people. I'm happy to hear Tagalog phrases again and I'm going to relearn them!!!

[@krisoddy2916]

I am indonesian,yeah we're an asia...I like watching the Philippines drama on KZbin just and only to hear the Tagalog language...I feel Tagalog is the most unique pronuouncetions...I always imagination if I stayes in Philippines I think I will so happy

[@agliamrodel9721]

Aku cinta kamu

[@dayangmarikit6860]

Watch (Amaya) and (Sahaya) from GMA7 network.

[@julyiusesguerra6226]

I'm Filipino but I can speak both indo and tagalog fluently hehe

[@krisoddy2916]

@@julyiusesguerra6226 you make me feel jeleous ;(

[@julyiusesguerra6226]

kris oddy klo kau suka belajar bahasa tu, km bisa ngobrol aku :> Tonton video ya.

[@binarung7747]

1. When you said: "pangalan mo" I could immediately understand it . In Javanese, "pangaran mu" or simply "aran mu" means the same as pangalan mo. "pangaran" from the basic word "aran" means "name". "mu" means "you/your". This word is now usually used to refer things or stuff but sometimes it's still used to refer human. 2. Your pronounciation for "tulong" is exactly the same as we do in Javanese language and it also refers to the same meaning. 3. Oh I just found another similar word, it's "kalimutan" which means forget. . In Javanese, it has the base word "limut" means forget. With affix 'ka-an', "kalimutan" means "occupied with forgetfulness". This word isn't used on daily basis but we still understand it. It's still used in literature tradition though. 4. I re-watched this video and found out that "gawin" is also similar to base word "gawe" in Javanese which means "to do/ to work/ to make". It can also be developed to "gawean" means "work" (noun) and sounds pretty simillar to "gawin" in Filipino. 5. Babayin (traditional Phillippine script), is developed from Kawi, a script that was developed in Java to write Old Javanese. 6. A list of some similar words: Filipino-Javanese labi=lambe=lips putol=puṭhul=cut off utak=utak=brain giling=giling=grind langit=langit= sky hangin=angin=wind mata=mata=eye mulat [to open one's eye]=mulat [to see carefully] pisak=picek=blind of one eye ulan=udan=rain bathala=bathara=god lawa=rawa=lake titi=titit=penis puki=puki=vagina apoy=apuy=fire daliri=dariji/driji=finger talampakan=talapakan/telapakan/dlamakan=sole mabilis=aglis/ gelis= fast kidlat=kilat= lightning inom=inum= drink talong=tales= taro kuko=kuku=finger nail pako=paku= nail sa loob=salebet [high language]= within/ inside magpakain=makani/pakakake= feed upa=upah=salary/payment kupkop [kept and protected under one's care]=kukup [to embrace/kept and protected under one's care] halang=alang=to barricade pangko [to carry in one's arms] =pangku [to sit on someone's lap] uban=uban/uwan= gray hair tulog=turu=sleep balik=balik=go back

[@SuperPhantom1990]

This is interesting

[@rosaliasulistya]

Check how they prounounce numbers. I was surprise when I found some similarities with Javanese.

[@KitsuiAkira]

whoa :O that is fascinating

[@ceasara7794]

same Austronesian language family

[@jdcusipag]

The Tagalog people (which the Filipino language was based) has a huge relationship with Javanese people in the old days, so it make sense really that there would be similarity with the Tagalog (Filipino) language with the Javanese.

[@dellucid9610]

Im polish, Australia born and my soon to be husband was born in the philippines. So im learning for when I attend family dinner nights

[@Kamerad_Ernst]

Trust me say one word in tagalog and us Filipino's will be happy🤣 Magandang Umaga/Tanghali/Hapon/gabi po!

[@LCPLIMPEZA]

I'm from Brazil and I'm learning tagalog. 😍 Salamat!

[@wall.e2236]

R.I.P my tongue 😂 . I'm from Malaysia by the way .

[@goldengifts3830]

Lol we both learning. But I am not Malaysia (tho I did live there, beautiful place really)

[@wall.e2236]

@@goldengifts3830 . Huhuhu yeah you're right ! So what nationality are you?

[@emotasyy]

same

[@itz_meariane9366]

Wall .E sobrang Dali Lang nito.. Basic to me haha from Philippines

[@BertWithoutErnie]

Learn it! Too much good songs in Filipino.

[@musicisallenough572]

Don't forget to use 'po' and 'opo'....use that if you are talking older than you to show more respect.

[@pinsilp]

Very interesting, thanks for teaching us that.

[@behindthegoldenrose]

Doesn't "opo" mean yes?

[@musicisallenough572]

@@behindthegoldenrose 'yes' in tagalog is 'oo' but you can use opo as a yes when you are talking to someone older

[@randomly_random_0]

@@behindthegoldenrose opo is just the polite form of "oo"

[@justgoldyyyx6913]

president namjoon "opo" is a polite way to say "yes" it's often used to people older than us.

[@tr1338]

I'm a born and raised Canadian that lives in Alberta. We have a flourishing Phillipino community, and I love the language. I'm trying to learn some Tagalog. This video helps enormously. Thank you for taking the time to post these videos.

[@zenithchan1646]

Jayoma?

[@sincerely-b]

Quebecer here looking to learn some Tagalog as well. I've been translating for Filipinos as they train for jobs and to date, they have all been extremely kind and happy people.

[@vanessamccarron5789]

I love how you can tell this is clearly directed at all the FilAm (and other international Fil) kids whose parents didn't teach them jack. *cries in FilAm kid*

[@paulcanfield4157]

I'm as AFAM as it gets and need this to hear the correct pronunciation and slow intro to Tagalog.

[@capitaltrading24]

I was watching on Netflix "Goyo, The Boy General" and listened to that beautiful language that sounds like music and came here to learn some Tagalog on KZbin. I used to have a filipino girlfriend when I was at the university and she taught me some phrases, now I feel like learning the language for the fun of it. Greetings from Panama. Maraming salamat!

[@dayangmarikit6860]

Roger Miranda - Watch (Amaya) on KZbin.

[@Koochee]

I am Filipino, but I don’t know that much since I was mostly raised in Canada and was taught English and French. It’s hella embarrassing because my other Filipino friends and relatives can’t believe I don’t know because I’m literally 100% Filipino💀💕

[@roberto-xg6ld]

Well it’s time for you to learn. The best way to learn Filipino is to have frequent conversions with your family. Also by asking your parents to teach you Filipino.

[@layolajedrick1979]

I can teach you

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[@jimmiecox2496]

I am an American living in Central Visayas but I'm more familiar with Tagalog. Since my familiarity is with Tagalog I decided to finish learning Tagalog first before turning my attention to Bisaya. So I start learning Filipino on this channel. To my surprise many of my Filipino friends who hear me practicing say I am practicing Bisaya. This makes me very happy because I look forward to communicating better with my Filipino friends. The true test of language skills is to be able to carry on a conversation with native speakers in their language.

[@KOLANGS]

The pronunciation of Tagalog is interesting for Korean. Anyway, I think she teaches well. Thank you.

[@abdulbarrieimpa4222]

I'm Filipino and I'm now learning hangeul. It is quite interesting tho.

[@fredinelgolosino5201]

Huhu . Me too. I'm studying Hangul.

[@lisasbangs.5309]

I gave up hangeul...... and learned BAYBAYIN

[@Jay-qh9mz]

i learned hangeul but i didnt learn my own language ;-;

[@tentcentsofcinnabar]

@@lisasbangs.5309 Baybayin is easy though I'm just learning baybayin last month and now I can write and read it

[@myweirdchannel480]

Some of us are mixing English words and Filipino words or some of us don't really use those words at all which is really sad 😞 for example most of us say Good morning po instead of Magandang umaga po, Thank you po instead of Salamat po.

[@agreivagle]

Yes, filipino usually use TagLish to talk to each other

[@ohicu8124]

I wonder why is that?

[@myweirdchannel480]

@@ohicu8124 maybe because english has been considered as a second language of the Philippines, English is also used as medium of instruction in schools and universities.

[@myweirdchannel480]

@Indoraptor Rex but in the Philippines, some people are more comfortable with English than Filipino language or taglish (a combination of Filipino and English words) specially those who come from a well-known Family, even Filipino celebrities find it really hard to speak Fluent Filipino and English has been the priority than Filipino language, however it has its own good because it makes the Philippines more globally competitive.

[@robrichards1588]

I am american and my tagalog... hindi mabuti. I'm learning though. My fiance speaks fluent english but a lot of her family in the province do not know any english. So for me, while taglish is helpful to understand... it doesn't help me to learn to speak tagalog well and be able to speak with her family

[@northwesternroots2054]

I'm Russian and this language sounds really beautiful😃

[@janeksobieralski7334]

I live in Australia, white 25yo Australian man, and work at a restaurant where my boss and the chefs are Filipino, I was so intrigued by the way they speak to each other I started learning Tagalog, when I first started saying "Kamusta" at the start of shift and "Maraming salamat po" at the end of shift she was amazed because a previous employee complained about them speaking to each other in Tagalog, while I went the opposite way and started learning it Needless to say I'm rostered on every day we're open and respected highly, I love it

[@49Falke]

I am from Mexico and trying to get a pinay girlfriend and this is helping me a lot Salamat!

[@motiv]

Why not a nice Mexican girl?

[@motiv]

BloodAxe _Gaming why you mad? 😡 incel pota

[@DianaParra21]

Hey, wish you the best! I'm Colombian and I have been dating my pogi boyfriend for 2 years🥰

[@agliamrodel9721]

I am from Philippines and im trying to get a mexican girlfriend ,i like mexican girl ,hormosoooooo

[@Cyribro]

Bruv.... Hablan español en Filipinas. Es un idioma oficial. Especialmente en Manila.

[@nt_li4755]

i understand tagalog but I can’t bring myself to speak it, The words usually end up sounding funny and my filipino relatives make fun of it 😂😂 And my mom is planning to make me stay there

[@Nana-yo6or]

I moved to the Philippines a long time ago, and i can relate also :( I had no fun experience studying there because they wouldnt want to talk to me since i speak english.. i had to stay like that for so many years and i still cant speak tagalog. i also can understand it fluently, but im also shy. I advise that you should practice reading tagalog books, and also get english sentences and try translating it by yourself, and see if you did a good job with making sentences in tagalog. Are you going to study there? I have alot of advice for you and id like to share some things that i know about schooling in the philippines and how the people are like :) Dont be scared theyre actually really nice people

[@random-accessmemory9201]

When they are talking, it's much better to imitate on how they talk like the intonation etc.

[@brannymelville7525]

nt_li I dont know understand or speak tagalog but the way I think of it is: If they speak english with filipino accents, then its fine if i speak tagalog with an american accent.

[@CDNL.]

Same haha. I can understand perfectly well but I just can’t structure my sentences properly. Especially with the different word forms for everything. It’s so confusing. But I moved to the Philippines two months ago after spending my whole life overseas. Now I’m really stressed trying to become fluent because it will be over for me once we go back to face-to-face school.

[@SolarLink]

I’m Mexican and my Filipino friends really want me to learn Tagalog. I hope this works!

[@Kelvinllovejr]

Es muy facil. Mucho palabras en tagalog es el mismo. Para es para. Kamusta es como esta/hola. Pero es pero. Quieres un idioma desde Philippines mucho mucho mismo estudias Cebuano. Cebuano uses a Latin writing system and has more words taken from Spanish than any other language of the Philippines. Tagalog will get you more bang for your buck though because there are more Tagalog speakers and people who understand Tagalog than any other language in the Philippines

[@Copolia]

I was fortunate to visit the Philippines a few years ago (Cebu) and I loved it. The people are so friendly. I am now learning Filipino to surprise my friend

[@chispan9965]

just a FYI the cebu speaks differently than say manilla . its like mandarin and Cantonese

[@jiajia3554]

Attempted telling someone “nice to meet you”. Ended up in a really bad tongue twister brain fart. It shouldn’t be so hard to say “nice to meet you” lmao 😭😭 cries in Chinese

[@wr6798]

Delete this comment.

[@x.dma.5349]

ito ay hindi nararapat at dapat mong tenggalin ito ngayon!!

[@Hazyla]

Jia jia ouch...

[@backuppukcab7518]

Why is everyone telling him to delete this comment?

[@shinalie6066]

Pinoy ako, totoo naman nakakalito ang ikinagagalak kitang makilala, why ask her to delete her comment? Ikinagagalak means i am happy Kitang makilala means to meet you. So you can use masaya instead for happy.. "masaya akong makilala ka" means i am happy to meet you.

[@ruru1861]

If your okay you say Ayos Lang ako. ikaw? If your not okay you say Ayos Lang ako. Ikaw? This is exactly how my day goes

[@dharmang.halawa3234]

Lmao, i also noticed this😂

[@daniforshort]

I died 😂😂😂😂

[@menace6631]

aww:

[@reyesmarjorie3181]

Ay dama

[@gnm8062]

*You're actually

[@raphaelmadrid8361]

Filipino and English are the two national languages of the Philippines; Tagalog is a language native to the northern region. Yes, those are two different languages. A Tagalog speaker can easily understand Filipino, but a Filipino speaker cannot easily comprehend Tagalog.

[@margiiez]

I'm was born in the Philippines but I was raised in Canada for most my life and so I got used to speaking English than my own language and I'm a bit ashamed that everyone else in my family can speak tagalog/bisaya except me and I feel a bit left out when my cousins speak tagalog and I can't respond back in tagalog because I just got used to speaking in english that I can't even talk back in my own language so watching this is helping me slowly getting better at trying to speak tagalog

[@harveysantiago3757]

Truth is we Filipinos are rarely say some of those phrases

[@sydneydwny2245]

-Harvey Santiago, yes, you are correct. Most Filipinos abbreviate stuff.

[@CarlaVisentin]

They always mix it with english

[@paulwibb.8944]

This may be true,, but where do we start ? In school they don't teach language in abbreviations,, You comment may be true, but actually discourages me from trying to learn,, what's the point if it's not useful. Regards Paul.

[@dbz739921]

Wow, so I learned all this for nothing?

[@seoxk2264]

Sydney Dwny since most Filipinos abbreviate stuff, they should create a new writing system that allows them to remember the words like using symbols

[@amirahbuliah]

You're so pretty :) I'm from Malaysia, I'll meet my friend from Philippines tomorrow. I wanna learn some Filipino, so I can say it to him haha

[@50shadesofgday64]

Here because a filipino guy started at my work and I get along and realised I know a fair bit about a lot of countries but nothing about the phillipines, really cool to learn.

[@bbearl]

maraming salamat ito po! koreana ako at I have mga pinoy kaibigan, pero hinidi pwede fluently speak ako sa nila. dahil hindi nila understand ang usa pronunciation. pwede speak talglog ako, pero weak parin ako. so i needed to know tagalog more ! talaga useful ito !

[@renzylovesyou]

that's ok .. all things can be learn :) someday u can chit-chat with ur filipino friends with your tagalog words with confident :)

[@anthonychua3209]

Salamat sa interes mo na matuto ng Tagalog. Kaya mo yan!

[@suzhou6492]

you're so pretty and you typed/spoke in tagalog almost the same as the way conyos in the Philippines would speak!

[@hyacynthmanlosa2397]

I'm Filipino and I can speak fluent Tagalog (cuz I grew up in the Philippines) but I'm here to review because nowadays our generation uses a lot of loanwords and I thought I should know my own language before learning other languages (I learnt Korean and I'm currently learning Japanese. I want to learn many more languages but this is all I can learn at the moment) I hope Filipinos can appreciate our culture and language.

[@Kelvinllovejr]

Mabuti aking kaibigan. You will find that the more languages you work on the easier other languages become because all languages are interconnected to some degree. Mabuting pagbati. Magkita tayo mumaya

[@pinggoyskiee6010]

Magandang Hapon means "A beautiful Japanese" too

[@doubletrouble6480]

Well it is when you say it like this magandang haPON

[@yoyoyo-cn2hu]

hahaha yes depending on the stress

[@angelomediario7468]

bwiset HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

[@shinalie6066]

🤣😂

[@JezReel08]

Lol 😂

[@ZioMarmut]

As a dayaknesse, a tribe that come from Central Borneo - Indonesia, I can see many similar word that dayak and tagalog share. Like "ikaw", its have similar meaning : "you". And "ako" mean the same, "me".. interesting...

[@JeremyMeister]

I am half pinoy but unfortunately dont know how to speak philippine language - with your channel i can at least learn some basics. Thanks!

[@elsie10]

what country are you living now?

[@hazeul111]

I just need to make my Filipino friend more comfortable when we talk 😂

[@emilliehazlett4999]

haha my Lola(grandma) is Filipino and so I'm trying to learn so I can surprise her

[@alexd.8554]

That’s so nice lol. My Filipino friend and I are in the same situation where we can read and understand Tagalog so we’re getting together to learn how to speak xD

[@desianaerina]

sameee

[@dman2159]

Haha to be honest, and this goes on to say for most foreigners planning to visit the philippines, most filipinos actually speak really good english, so communication would be the least of your worries. You could literally approach a random person walking in a street and ask for directions in english. I mean, the accent might be different but yeah.

[@chaopanofasia8490]

Shut up. Eh di wag ka manuod

[@dman2159]

@@chaopanofasia8490 Easy brod. Anong problema? Hahaha inom nalang naten yan

[@nurfasyafarid7694]

Filipino language is a beautiful language. I wish I have one friend who can actually speak this language.

[@princessamorgomez6761]

Hi, i teach Filipino language and culture in Italki, you might consider to have a lesson with me. - Teacher Amor

[@juliansonpurba1215]

I am from Medan north sumatera Indonesia,i want to learn pilipinos language,because i like your language, so many words same with my language (batac etnic)for examples :pig ,babuy,in my language babui olso, Apuy =apui(fire) manuk (manuk) ayam ,kambing (hambing) goat,anak= anak (son) etc. Selamat🙏

[@janicesal922]

I hear these in people in provinces but not anymore in the cities... its just so refreshing to hear tagalog! Love our own language! 💖💜

[@john-td4hl]

iwant learn taglog its good language

[@john-td4hl]

can you help me to talk with me in tagalog please

[@john-td4hl]

janice please please please its my fb" bathala chenchaiah"

[@john-td4hl]

kumusta,ako si bathala chenchaiah.kinagagalak kong makilala ka

[@janicesal922]

@@john-td4hl sure, where u from? Your name is tagalog which mean God 😅

[@kizelm.5584]

I'm Mexican and want to learn Tagalog. My coworker is Pinoy and was invited to a party. I want to be respectful and learn the basics.

[@zamicczsmicc7464]

Watch tagalog movies with Subtitles

[@miracaaahalane]

Filipina here! I needed this so much! Maraming Salamat po!

[@jamesfloyd7841]

Very nice and informative video. Pagpalain kayo ng Diyos.

[@jjibayan7342]

Bilang isang Pilipino, ngayon ko lang nalaman na ang paumanhin at patawad pala ay hindi magkapareho. All my life I thought both of them means 'sorry'

[@flavianne2520]

AKO DEN WHAHAHAHAHA

[@christinesuarez6337]

Hindi sila magkapareho, oo, pero maaaring magamit ang isa para sa isa (interchangeable) kaya tama rin naman, depende sa kung ano ang ibig mong sabihin. Pagpaumanhinan mo o ipagpatawad mo ay magkatulad na nangangahulugang "I'm sorry" o "Excuse me" katulad ng sa Nihonggo na "sumimasen" na maaaring maging "I'm sorry" o "Excuse me" depende sa kung ano ang ibig mong sabihin. "Pasensya na..." ay maaari ring mangahulugang "sorry"

[@penguinoffunk]

Actually, instead of "hanggang sa muli", we say "kita kits na lang!" hahaha Which I guess is already slang. "kita" is to see.

[@glashkil]

Kitakits or kita kits is a filipino slang

[@nvargas9454]

I am a Mexican married to a Filipino. I just need to learn the language and be able to communicate with him and his family.

[@snowflakeszHR]

many of my friends speak filipino, now am in love with this, so I started learning it.

[@evvagj3976]

It's quite easy actually because there is no complex pronunciation like Chinese or French whatsoever. So excited to learn Tagalog btw

[@green5208]

It will be easy tbh Pilipino ako hehe (Im Filipino Hehe)

[@josephm8292]

Oh wow! I love the Filipino language and I've only started learning 10mins ago. Watch this space.

[@priscillalopez5389]

Im literally here to learn some Tagalog since I work with so many Filipinos. 😂

[@pr0bablymeep]

i am not from the philipines, nor do i have any filipino genes or family members, but i do have a filipino online friend who actually speaks tagalog and is very dear to me... i hope this will be a pleasant surprise to them

[@rebeccaj]

This is probably one of the best channels to learn with...simple, thank you...salamat 😂

[@mariantallon8732]

Hahah, I'm Filipino but still I'm watching this.. 😂😂 Nice one ate.. Good job!! Ikinagagalak kong manood ng video nyo.. 👏👏

[@jaliaandrea1015]

LOL ako din

[@dayangmarikit6860]

"CR/Comfort Rooms" known as "Restrooms" in the USA, are called "Palikuran" in pure Tagalog/Filipino.

[@SlickMotoMike]

The best way to learn a language is to speak it and ask questions and don't be shy going up to people and asking them. I want to learn tagalog but......I don't have a good memory and I can't practice this language here in England. The best way to learn would be to actually to go to the Philippines.

[@taeyongbbu9301]

i can speak fluent tagalog why am i here?😂

[@hirooe]

To flex? 🤣

[@xiaojianer]

Same

[@wisebutnotwisegirl6849]

Same.

[@ildefonsocruz2370]

To understand English. By the way how can you translate "naglaho" into English "disappear"

[@wisebutnotwisegirl6849]

@@ildefonsocruz2370 you can translate it like that.

[@ninividzz6539]

I'm half Filipino and I want to learn Tagalog because my Lola taught me a little when I was younger but forgot, and my mum and her family and mine were all raised in Australia so my mum doesn't speak too much Tagalog or know much either. I want to impress my Lola!!

[@Octoberstorm333]

My fave coworkers speak Tagalog and I want to surprise them by speaking some of their language 🥺

[@holdentudiks6169]

I love love love Filipina women. My wife is Filipina and she is a total angel. Best decision in my life was saying I do to her

[@shidarhmrshd8630]

Woowww we do have the same version of "help" Malaysian use tolong instead of tulong

[@marcosscott2420]

I speak Bisaya, but now I want to know Tagalog, thanks for the lessons, they are really helpful, I can see the similarities and the huge differences.

[@LatinoFilipino]

Bisaya is not a single language it is a group of languages. What I think you mean is Cebuano Visayan language. There are many Visayan Languages alike Jiligaino Visayan, Huarai Visayan, Aclano Visayan, Antiquenio Visayan and so on. Pronunciation of the languages' name are in Spanish accent.

[@biscuits2463]

i’m a full filipino but was a student in a very private school - where everyone speaks english. i mean EVERYONE. so i kinda forgot my own native language. i can still speak it, everyday communication with people but writing essays, speeches in filipino, i absolutely suck at it.

[@miguelriverajr7465]

I have learned some words and phrases here or there with my best kaibigan Elmo from ILocos he Spoke a different type or dialect but he was fluent in Tagalog. My late friend I kept the promise to learn and it is because as a Porto Ricano I find many familiar words from my language. This is a great method to learn I love it.

[@beenso1]

lessons start today! have a filipino gf and i only know how to say "I love you" and "good morning" in tagalog so far.... ^^

[@matildanejbo1368]

AA C Hahaha same! Have you come any further now?

[@ellamayo9619]

my boyfriend is filipino & i’m in the same boat lol i hope you’ve learned a lot!

[@OscarODiazReyes]

Hi Erica!! 😊 I’m latino and just want two things from you. First I’m hoping you read my message and second that you answer me!! I just want to let you know that I’m planning to go next year to Philippines to met someone special that I met on internet. 😊 I really love the easy way you explain tagalo, I think I will learn very fast because I really want to talk fluidly tagalo like you. Can you be my personal teacher?? 😊 I love your attitude, your smile and you always look happy!! I love my teacher 👩‍🏫 you are special erica🌹

[@yoongmian1599]

Im learning tagalog from malaysia, beautiful language

[@ryanramsa7093]

I recently moved here and your videos really helped me, when when no one is around ...love them thanks a lot

[@KeNsHoRt47]

11:47 the tagalog translation should be "pakikuha na ang bill natin para makaalis na tayo" because the first word in the english sentence is "please" so the tagalog translation should come in a requesting form, not imperative form. "paki-" is a tagalog prefix that is used when you want to request something, which also means "please" in english.

[@iyamorales7216]

Sa mga Pilipinong nakakabasa dito subukan natin gamitin ang mga ito para sa susunod na henerasyon para hindi mawala lahat ito. Simulan natin sa pagsasabi ng magandang umaga,tanghali,hapon at gabi at tsaka sa pagsasabi ng "salamat po" imbes na "thankyou" sana mabasa niyo itoh.kapag pinapakita natin sa kapwa nating Pilipino na minamahal natin ang ating wika magkakaroon din sila ng inspirasyon na mahalin din ito.❤️😊

[@pauladlaon3865]

" she teaches very well..and so nice to look at her everytime she speaks so cute2x ..so lovely..tnx "

[@saturdaaayy]

i'm watching this as someone who knows how to speak filipino and though i am very familiar will all terms, this video was still weirdly entertaining. there's just something about the fact that there are so many people who want to learn filipino, the language i grew up speaking, that makes me feel nice

[@meltymermaid1292]

Salamat sa video! 😊 I've been learning so much from your videos and my boyfriend (whos's from Palawan) is really amazed by me 😆😆

[@sydneydwny2245]

-Livia Moavro, that's very common in the Philippines. People in the Philippines get very excited when you speak Tagalog.

[@keiteumanoban6778]

I'm from palawan and I think if I hear u or other foreign people speak tagalog I think i'll be so amazed too

[@meltymermaid1292]

I like your language tho. Not many people know/want to learn the language, so it's fun to swear in Tagalog actually haha

[@keiteumanoban6778]

LOL😂 i know, right😂

[@turkancalis1982]

Hello melty how are you lm student in the üniversity l want to be friend with you because l want to improve my English 😊 what about??

[@netone8120]

It's a wonderful language to hear. It certainly helps thank you

[@magooskidschannel85]

I have a phillipina sweetheart in Quezon City . Thank you Erica I’m already using words in Tagalog to talk to my beautiful phillipina mahal

[@blackthorn3335]

Today I greeted my psw with Magandang umaga po. She was so happy that I made the effort for her. Thank you for these videos.

[@woogitysnek6231]

I am half Filipino half Aussie and in November my family are visiting my family in the Philippines and I really want to be able to speak more fluently and get the basic phrases down so I can understand my uncles aunts cousins and other neighbor hood kids and family , I used to speak fluent Tagalog when I was 6

[@KeNsHoRt47]

actually today, we use a lot of english in our conversations, that using the aforementioned filipino phrases are for formal purposes, and we have a term for using too much english in a filipino conversation, which is "coño"

[@visionkrew3583]

These are awesome ..i am slowly getting the hang of it and i greeted my Filipino work friends this morning learning from this and can have short conversations for now but they have big smiles whenever i do learn something new and speak back. THANK YOU!♡

[@rodolfocorpin7272]

"Bobo" means "dumb" you can say it to your friends hahahahha

[@stephenmcinerney9457]

'Sige' is like a general-purpose conversational word with at least 3+ different meanings... can mean 'okay', 'sure', 'yes' (when disagreeing with a 'No'), 'see you'...

[@michaelangelo6947]

I've used the phrases to greet people good morning and afternoon often. Also, thank you.

[@spicyaznsauce3139]

I can understand tagalog but have a hard time speaking it. Taglish is my go-to but I really want to be able to speak fluently so I can connect with more people better

[@mariecarzapico5504]

When it comes to greetings you can use english here. People often used it in daily basis other than tagalog.

[@ryanhermoso1152]

CR or Comfort Room is "Palikuran" but most of us Filipinos were already used in saying "Banyo" which is originally Spanish, Bill is "Bayarin" and "Trabaho" is originally "Hanap Buhay" in Filipino because "Trabaho" came from the Spanish word "Trabajo." 😁 Some Spanish words that we've adopted were considered as part of our language because there's no equivalent word for those.🇵🇭

[@chrisb2535]

The overlap is interesting. Supposedly, 20-33% of Tagalog is from Spanish origins. For instance, "demasiado" means "too much" in Spanish. But in Tagalog, "masyado" means "too much". They dropped the "de" from Spanish. However, "di masyado" (or "hindi masyado") means "Not too much". The "Di" is a shortened version of "Hindi", which means "No".

[@feminico2613]

The formal form of most of these phrases can simply be just adding a "po" at the end so it's easier to remember while still being acceptable. Ex. "kamusta ka po?" and "kamusta po kayo" means the same

[@AyaMMu]

I’m half Filipino half Jordanian and i’d love to learn tagalog and speak fluently like in English and Arabic 🙊

[@undergroundskeptic2916]

Para sumagot ang ikawalong tanong, ang Japanese ay ang wika na mas mahirap matutunan pero mas nakakaaliw.

[@mrpeabodythethird]

Thank you! I like this format.

[@maeya9982]

This was so helpful, thank you so much! I’m trying to learn Tagalog to talk to my Filipino best friend

[@mikahmagallon6983]

Thanks for the video, Erica. / Salamat sa video, Erika.

[@gccgcc533]

Ok so I was already aware of the.. incredible cosmopolitan aspect of Philippines culture but by seeing the movie " Goyo, the kid general " it made me wanna know even more 😊 I won't be able to learn this language yet bc I have other ones to perfect but I wanna see more the beauty of it 😄

[@naingnaingoo2322]

"Mahakita ng sobra", I would always say to my maganda customers like you at my shop. When they won't let me keep the change when I asked politely 'akainnalan suklit' and they say 'Hindi pwede', then I would say to them Hindina Kita maha'. They are always very happy with my jokes.