Fascinating facts about Tagalog (learn Filipino, language lesson)

[@jay_sooning]

She’s so adorable. Wow.

[@Michaelsgalindez]

very articulate

[@marxpal]

Her observation of tagalog language is on point👍

[@chimpoblete2727]

You truly understand Tagalog. Love you for giving time to understand it.

[@wynncruz1467]

I love her. She’s intelligent. She’s right when she saud LIWANAG (LIGHT) the root word for MAGPALIWANAG is just the same with LIGHT and to ENLIGHTENED.. she learned some of the hardest words that foreigners are having difficult time to learn. I am always fascinated by Americans or any foreigners know how to speak Tagalog or any regional language. Learning Philippine language is like learning a little bit of different language and culture. More interviews LIFEY Please! I am always entertained with your uploads.

[@LoneWolf-oi4yx]

Ang ganda mo po ate... Napakaganda mo po ate... 😍😍😍

[@Christian-zg1eg]

I love her smile and laugh ❤️

[@illmerica322]

She's good at it!!!

[@TheRonvash]

wow !! feeling ko magaling ka magtagalog base sa pananalita mo at saka sa accent mo sa pag salita ng tagalog..

[@paengsolo2047]

Your so cute speaking Tagalog.

[@learnfilipinotoday4818]

You already have a good understanding of the Filipino language and the Bisaya dialect 'cause you can really differentiate them. Thanks for appreciating our language. 😊

[@LoneWolf-oi4yx]

Faith = pananampalataya Peace = kapayapaan/katahimikan. Worried = nababagabag Doubt = alinlangan Doubtful = nag-aalinlangan Confusing = nakakalito

[@mytutay878]

Wow you learned some hard tagalog words

[@markb.]

whoaw ! am pretty amazed she's on the next level of speaking tagalog pronunciation, accent and everything, she 'll be a good teacher in Filipino I swear. Thank you for appreciating this language. Mabuhay ka po ! God Bless You !

[@reyjjavellana514]

I was smiling all the time I was watching this video!

[@MrHUNT]

Matalinong babae 👍

[@fym216]

So cute thanks for sharing!😘🇵🇭

[@leoneortega4929]

This are great observations. As a pinoy, it makes me say “oo nga ‘no?”

[@Geordan_Elefante666]

Her face movement when she speaks is cute..😁

[@juvstv6147]

Good tagalog pronounciation

[@edilbertopesieto2743]

You're so maganda(pretty)

[@rolandotiano4369]

Pretty ,luvly

[@dannynicart2389]

I had no choice but to learn the language because my wife, who incidentally happens to be a Filipina, strongly urged me to do so so I would not look like an idiot when we were in the Philippines on vacation.

[@ryanrhea1]

Tama ka about tag lish, you are correct about numbers beyond 10 instead saying tagalog it's better to say in Spanish. It looks you are good in speaking tagalog bec the way you pronounce the word is like perfect. Thanks for your inputs about Tagalog ( I dont speak any PH dialects except Tagalog)

[@cendahng]

The "ng" (IPA /ŋ/ ) as initial phoneme is indeed the most difficult sound to pronounce for westerners when learning South East Asian languages. That's why we always get impressed by foreigners who put effort to correctly say the sound.

[@davidandreilopez2139]

She always said that tagalog is like musical. It is bcoz the sound of tagalog is sweet to the ears to hear. The largest tagalog speaker is in the Southern part of the Philippines. But not in Visayas and Mindanao region. The Visayan and Mindanaoan speaker has an hard accent. For example the word "lalake/babae" in tagalog (man/woman), in Visayan and Mindanaoan it becomes "lalaki/babai". The E vowel sound is like the " eh" sound in English becomes I/i or like "ee" sound in english. Its like this...ba-ba-e in tagalog... in English sound it's buh-buh-eh but in Visayan/Mindanaoan the sound like in English is buh-buh-ee. I hope I explained well😂😂😂😜

[@cosmossputnik7902]

wrong explanation... Here is my explanation, visayans or minadanao will pronounce if differently, because we just say lake or baye, tagalog words are longer, we like to talk fast, meaning communicate fast, our words are shorter while tagalog words are longer... some words they ( tagalog) use, they think it is tagalog origin word but it is actually a visayan word. haha

[@davidandreilopez2139]

One of the easiest way to learn tagalog is to memorize the Filipino alphabet sound.👍👌😊

[@PisongKaninAdventures]

Actually your learning Pilipino language base on tagalog.... it is an evolving language infusing all the local dialects/languages including english, spanish, chinese, korean, and all foreign languages that we come into contact.... eventually pilipino will totally differ from tagalog... pure tagalog have more deep words unknown to us plus the accent/tone/volume is different

[@SamaKaNa]

The faith word…😅

[@lawrencelou3545]

Tagalog is ubiquitous because of Filipino movies and music/songs are in Tagalog . as other dialects are usually confined to their region of origin.

[@aldrinpagunuran8688]

Before..my dream is to become an astronaut..after watching this video and she pronounce the tagalog word for need..i realize I wanna be "PANGANGAILANGAN"

[@estellavlogs6758]

I love u😅

[@crxdelsolsir]

She: "I had a house mate, she was always so sweet to me. She was always walking around the house singing" Me: Ahh yes say no more a genuine Philippine.

[@walterperry4565]

Ga unxa ka,,, after 3 years i learned this. But she said it ever 5 minutes or if i stop typing. 🤣🤣🤣

[@abrqzx]

The Philippines language (Tagalog) grammar is very similar to the Japanese language

[@gali_table_corner]

lifey, where you living right now?

[@rickroldan2728]

"ng" is treated as one letter, it is part of the Pilipino alphabet, it is the 12th letter: A,b,k,d,e,g,h,i,l,m,n,ng,o,p,r,s,t,u,w,y

[@marjohnthegreat]

She doesn't blink 😳

[@judethaddeustelmoso8892]

Your tagalog pronounciation is just you're stayed long in the Philippines...inorder you to mastered tagalog language, you better have a Filipino guy who will teach you tagalog speaking and to love you 😃💕❤