Learn Filipino in 30 Minutes - ALL the Basics You Need

[@FilipinoPod101]

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[@sha-cb8qf]

Please reply meaning of below 'Hey Maganda.. Umaasa akong Makita ka balang araw, kahit na tumagal ng ilang buwan o milya'

[@ewanko6987]

@@sha-cb8qf “Hey beutiful i was hoping to see you someday even if it takes months” thats what it means

[@sha-cb8qf]

@@ewanko6987 Thank you

[@ewanko6987]

@@sha-cb8qf your welcome

[@sha-cb8qf]

This chat given my husband to a girl in Instagram, it's not fair, is it?

[@laineh13]

I'm a brazilian trying to learn tagalog with english. First I was so happy with "kumusta" bc we also have "como está" but then she just throw a "kinagagalak kong makilala ka" and I lost my last braincell.

[@candicelaurel4397]

😂😂😂

[@ehsanahmed1554]

Hmm

[@justinnamuco9096]

It should even be "ikinagagalak". Lol. But no one really uses that phrase, not even the most native Tagalog speakers. It's a direct translation from English and also an unnecessary phrase for us.

[@alfarachmafiagustinus3952]

WKWKWKW PLS PLS SAME HERE

[@YOSHIOLOGY]

We don't do that here often lol.

[@2dsimp310]

as a filipino, we usually dont talk like this. this is way too formal, but it does teach you the formal way to speak. In here, we usually use slang words to communicate and almost all our sentences contains english.

[@geejayyamsuan518]

Yeah if I was the one who are learning this one, I would sound like an ancient tribe.

[@추야_지지]

sana ol

[@cath0438]

True, buti nlng ung mga celebrity foreigner dto katulad nlng nina dasuri Choi marunong sila mag salita ng slang words, mas naiintindihan ngayon

[@florence.066]

True, we mostly mix english and tagalog.

[@lee-amtacasa3271]

Well para sa mga taong nag aaral ng Filipino, talagang ang formal way muna ang aaralin nila kase ung casual mapag aaralan lng nila pag araw araw nila ginagamit ang Filipino.

[@ТромбонГалактический]

Ako ay taga Rusia, ngunit napagpasyahan kong matuto ng Tagalog dahil mahal na mahal ko ang mga Pilipino at nais kong maging kaibigan at makipag-usap sa kanila 😍

[@ТромбонГалактический]

@@jasmindelossantos1747 hehehe, friend, i hear the same thing about foreigners who learns Russian 😊 that some of them have more deep and rich lexicon than some native speakers, hahaha Kahit papaano, thank you 🙏

[@jayron9532]

good luck in learning our language and ты есть чебурек там?

[@ТромбонГалактический]

@@jayron9532 Maraming salamat, kaibigan 😊 Minsan kumakain ako ng mga cheburek na may karne o keso, ngunit hindi madalas (cheburek sa Pilipinas ay isang empanada, tama ba?) Mas gusto kong magluto ng kanin kasama isda o baka adobo, hehehe

[@jayron9532]

@@ТромбонГалактический you are doing good for a learner 👏

[@franzgam1ng323]

Ako ay taga pilipinas. Minsan ko rin pinagtangkaang aralin ang inyong wika. Malayo layo ng panahon ang nakalipas nang ako ay tumigil. Sapagkat mga dalawang linggo lamang wari ako tumatag. Sa ngayon ay nakasusulat at nakababasa na ako ng inyong alpabeto. Sa kabila ng aking kakupadan, mainam narin iyon. Ihininto ko ang pagaaral sapagkat lubos kong nais na matutunan ang pagsasalita ng tatas sa wikang español. Easy lang ako, hahaha. Kaya matagal natututo. Kung kelan lang trip eh hahaha at least diba may improvement charr sorry para akong tanga kanina parang buwan ng wika e! Извините за мою неформальность и чувство близости. Но мы, филиппинцы, чтим вас за изучение нашего языка. Love and support from the philippines!💗

[@AZHERRR]

Guys as someone whos filipino but was never taught i just hope you remeber what it was like learning english. cuz in america youll rarely hear someone say "hello, nice to meet you. Whats you name? my name is ____" because of all the slang we use, it would be more like "hey im ___ whats your name?" but someone who is just learning the language wouldnt know that. You have to learn how to speak formally before you learn slang

[@what_is_my_name_againoh_it2121]

I'm just grateful that the words are not written in a hard way like Thai, Chinese, Japanese

[@Carl-kw7zp]

You can learn Baybayin but not many people would understand you, not even majority. ᜃᜓᜋᜓᜐ᜔ᜆ? ᜀᜃᜓ ᜐᜒ ᜃᜇ᜔ᜎ᜔᜶ ᜃᜒᜈᜄᜄᜎᜃ᜔ ᜃᜓᜅ᜔ ᜋᜃᜒᜎᜎ ᜃ᜶ (Kumusta? Ako si Carl. Kinagagalak kong makilala ka.

[@vanillaberrys]

babayin

[@brimazzu3223]

You can thank Spain and the Americans for that

[@pinggreinmko.manzano6520]

Its look like English the alphabet is a same one :p

[@tidl1200]

yea but i personally kinda want to have our own writing system tbh or bring baybayin back lol

[@meganaldousvaleriano3138]

So this is how it feels to hear your language being taught

[@Supfl_]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA TANGINA PRE SAME HAHAHAHHAA

[@kathyreneanganangan9853]

ahahhahah

[@nicashanemendoza1092]

_LT POTA AHHAHAHAHAHA_

[@candicelaurel4397]

🤣🤣🤣

[@CuteGirl-dx5qh]

Nice one

[@yukiharu8059]

I'm Filipino and I want to know how they teach it to non Filipino. I'm just curious

[@aya-yr1ks]

Same lol

[@tessposada1295]

Same

[@jlnjulnf]

F SAME HAHAHAH

[@mika-nx2pg]

I almost gave up at the introduction but I'm trying to learn because I can't talk with my family 💀

[@indigofenrir7236]

One thing I've noticed is that learning a language from the net is vastly different from learning it in your household.

[@bridgewahing3099]

I'm a native bisaya speaker. Filipino and English are my second languages as i learned both languages together. I appreciate this channel for teaching Filipino. Tho they said it's too formal, it proves that the language is fluid. If a person (specially a foreigner) would speak formal Filipino to me, I'll really find it amazing.

[@goofyahhuncleproductions8855]

Exactly!!! also Filipino is based on Tagalog. i hope you don't mix Bisaya and English, and, Filipino and English. not having exact translation is not an excuse there are literally thousands of Filipino and Bisaya words.

[@otoogladys5096]

Kumusta

[@JorgieFilo]

Too formal is the way to go, as a native kapampangan speaker our languages are slowly dying and replaced by English and the Philippines is not even an English country.

[@kristinerobin25]

No one : Literally no one : Me a Filipino : *searches* how to speak filipino (even if you're fluent in Filipino)

[@claudia-eb6pp]

SAME

[@resha342]

Same😭

[@candicelaurel4397]

Same😭🤣🤣🤣 I wanna see the learners lolll

[@mairiam7607]

THIS

[@guilden4170]

i feel this

[@areebaby2426]

After becoming a K-pop fan I become friends with a lot of filipino and since then I am in love with Philippines. Thank you so much. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰.

[@justindazonbreik1998]

Have you heard SB19?

[@mashihodpotatoetm4572]

Aww, that's honestly so wholesome. Thanks for learning our language!

[@scxrxmxchx]

Nice!!! Hindi ako k-pop fan pero i-respect ko

[@dabi4521]

So wholesome thanks👍

[@areebaby2426]

@@justindazonbreik1998 Nope

[@midinn1519]

"Long time no see" in tagalog is "ano boi buhay ka pa pala" edit: i'm just kidding hehe. go watch the tutorial above, it's really helpful.

[@kylokyky]

Mamumura kapa minsan😂 "putangina buhay kapa?!"

[@vibesph3322]

hahaha

[@sashabraus2774]

taena😂

[@yeddeong8589]

HAHAHAHA

[@psycho_chicx7895]

Hahahhahhaha

[@myosotis1306]

I don't know why but i love the Filipino languages, its sounds so pretty and your country is so beautiful too, sorry for english I am from Russia :)

[@Хувс]

Please don't. Пожалуйста, не надо.

[@paulemboy6066]

Aww thank you! And I'm trying to learn your language but Its so hard.😂😅

[@kaede1_346]

I'm half Filipino but my mom never taught me tagalog I'm moving to Philippines for college in 2 months Pray for me😂😂

[@zodiac1620]

I can teach u just buy me couple of drinks🙃😹🍺

[@janicajanico6497]

goodluck, you will learn easily if you are in Philippines

[@toughtent.v.3501]

Always say when you're not familiar to the place "Tabi-tabi pow" 😂😂😂

[@airahazna3300]

no worries though. almost all filipinos speak and understand english :)

[@leandrobayonito]

Oh! My former law classmate is half Greek half Pinay.

[@keqingqiqi2668]

To those who are saying that the lesson is wrong just because they teach what we call “malalim na salita”. Remember, those who watch this are foreigners who want to learn our language. It is just right to learn the formal way of speaking. Yes, here in the philippines we don’t use those kind of sentences because we are all filipinos. If we talk to each other we just add “po” “opo” to be respectful. But when we talk to foreigners we must be more formal to have our nation more respect. Hindi yung pag sumagot ka sa kanila ang sagot mo e sagot pang kalye. Remember they are not natives. Just like in korea. They have honorifics, formal and informal ways of speaking. Those who are learning are encouraged to learn the formal way before the informal because it is more polite using formal in talking. Same with tagalog. It is just right to learn the more polite way of speaking tagalog than what we usually use in daily speaking.

[@rhomarencantojr.5391]

Yeah I'm kinda disappointed by some Filipinos in the comment section, because little did they know they're discouraging Foreigners to learn the language

[@okayalright9292]

exaclty! just like learning English, hndi naman tayo nagstart matuto ng English slangs at idioms. basic basic muna

[@arlenezehhooman3782]

@@okayalright9292 lol English was my first language doee pero as I got older mas Natutunan ko ang mag Tagalog tska bisaya but I know Tagalog more lolz still more comfortable in English tho skl

[@pedromanriquez9695]

Speaking Tagalog? Means

[@p.b.7722]

This comment deserves more likes

[@prins1991]

"Kinagagalak kong makilala ka" is so formal that nobody uses it in the present Tagalog. One alternative foreigners can use is "masaya akong makilala ka".

[@kaizenjhayzieokamoto7738]

princeipeazul or “nice to meet you” that’s what me and my friends and family use😂

[@prestonmartin2024]

Thanks so much for this

[@zeehee1231]

nawawala ng kultura

[@Cldzx]

I swear to god if this is gonna get me shot I’m haunting you

[@areallygoodsquash]

Yeah pero ginagamit yun ng mga estudyante kasi wlang choice eh XD

[@istiqomah6081]

i'm indonesian and i have so many friends from ph so i decided to learn Tagalog bc it's interesting language i think. also some words in Tagalog are same like Bahasa Indonesia.. it interest to learning this language. love from Indonesia🇮🇩❤️

[@sm1ley75]

Sameee, Salam dari malaysia

[@loober1494]

Easiest and fastest to learn filipino language: 1. *Born in the Philippines*

[@stxrdust7862]

Saka halos lahat taglist Na saka short words hahaha

[@xyzah_6296]

Be born in Manila

[@klyzl]

😎

[@stxrdust7862]

taglish hahaha wrong type lol

[@eloisamariellegarcelis6904]

Kahit papaano naman matutunan pa rin nila yon.

[@tunni722]

Am an Indian and one sudden morning I decided to learn Filipino and here I am Hi ako si Shambhavi.

[@alwinvillero4404]

Kamusta Shambhavi.

[@pajimacas]

Maligayang pag-aaral ng wikang Filipino! 😃

[@PhilMinecraft]

Kumusta ka, kinagagalak kang makilala ka :)

[@netisharasberry8042]

Kumusta Shambhavi 😁 ako si Rasberry

[@shuaibchoob1613]

poothangna

[@nurainasyahirabintimohdsha5878]

Im from malaysia and i love philippines so much 🇲🇾❤️

[@kudosinichi4206]

Nandiska? Nandi? Nani? Hahah

[@kudosinichi4206]

I love anime and japan from ph 😁 actually i want to learn how to speak japanese language.

[@yousuper1022]

Iye ke?

[@kudosinichi4206]

@@yousuper1022 what?

[@yousuper1022]

@@kudosinichi4206 aing macan

[@nickbrian9882]

Being a Spanish speaker this is definitely a really interesting and unique experience!! The Philippines is awesome!!

[@davejannaragon8715]

"Patawarin mo ako" "Sorna besh" hahahahaha

[@bluet.]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA tama!

[@morales9461]

HAHAHAHAH

[@MrShem123ist]

HAHAHAHA! Tae, tawang-tawa ako. 😂

[@reinebalisbis]

this was a slang or street language, this confuses foreigners like me😂😂

[@neglectedchild5021]

Pistiiii nang lilito pa eh🐒

[@airwaybill9212]

Slang or Expressions: "Chaka" - ugly "Eh di wow!"- appreciating sarcastically "Grabe!" - can be used as WOW or My God "Dedma" - ignore "Lodi" - reverse english word of Idol "Petmalu" - reverse tagalog word of malupet ... which means "superb" "Charot" - a gay lingo means "just joking" "As in?" - means either "really?" or "super!" depend on the usage of phrase There are lot to mention

[@user-rg8zw1yx1q]

I heard that "charot" is a Cebuano word means "just kidding".

[@yayeet3994]

almost younger filipinoes use those instead of malalalim or formal filipino words at wag na maging formal english lang ok na

[@jaymsjags06]

Red Red Agree. It is from Cebuano but got adapted to Filipino language

[@mystes1814]

nakalimutan po ung ‘SANA ALL’ meaning u want the same thing someone mentioned

[@aerazain1887]

chaka and charot is a gay lingo

[@mennaebied7661]

Thanks for this wonderful lesson. I'm from Egypt and I'm in love😍 with the Philippines 🇵🇭 , her people (the nicest ever), culture, islands, beaches, beauty queens, hand-made products... hope I can visit oneday 💌

[@zodiac1620]

Hopefully u can visit after this pandemic I can tour u around here

[@interstellar_000]

Be careful though, these lessons are a bit too formal to use in everyday speech....

[@genesisg1992]

Thank you for appreciating Philippines

[@Aghaabek]

Menna im Egyptian too, and i really loved learning

[@elsie10]

@@Aghaabek wow good to know that! are you learning Filipino language too?

[@loveit2729]

I'm from Timor-leste I don't know why? But I do love Tagalog so much. Like how they pronounce and its very unique😍 I love to learn tagalog cause soon or later I'll bee in there😍😘

[@franklinamoncio2732]

Thank you for appreciating our country

[@mr.unknownymous2114]

I'll be happy to teach you, do you have a discord?

[@ianneilablay1628]

Ill teach you tagalog curse words, youll love it i swear. Haha

[@VincentJunBuenavente]

Good luck to you.

[@Sunny-ff8xi]

salamat po!!!

[@altheagretelgelito4946]

"handa na ba kayo?" korina sanchez is shaking.

[@reinnyzhel9942]

Benta haeop HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAGAGGAA

[@veutee]

@@reinnyzhel9942 BAHAHHAH

[@florence.066]

Natawa ako 😅😂😂

[@Summer4season]

INAKA

[@jenniestolegucci1402]

Sanaorls

[@ayan-in3or]

When you can speak Filipino fluently but you're watching this. Wla lang, curious lang ako kung paano sila magturo

[@klyzl]

ikr ang hirap pala ang tagalog pag iba ang point of view mo 🤣

[@steeph2711]

Hahaha! Sabi mo matatas ka sa wikang Filipino kung gayon bakit ka nag-Tataglish?

[@gurimisenpai2358]

@@steeph2711 Eh, maraming hindi na sanay o nasanay sa matataas na wikang Filipino, kaya tuglish na lang ang ginagamit.

[@jrexx2841]

@@klyzl Iba Kasi Yung sentence structure, grammar, at vocabulary natin. Ang usual na structure ay S-V-O sa most languages like English pero V-S-O sa atin.

[@harveysantiago3757]

Curiosity kills the cat

[@josiethecrohnie6520]

I’ve decided to start learning Tagalog because a lot of my nurses are from the Filipines and I’d love to strike up a conversation with them in their native language

[@quenchtv5436]

Wow thats cute 🤣

[@OperationFoodieComa]

🤦🏾 Philippines *

[@rocC3-imin]

I'll give you something to use as an opener to a conversation with any Filipino. Here it is: Anong tsismis? how to pronounce it? A (ah) nong ( sound like song just replace the s with n) tsis (like cheese) mis (miss). You'll crack them all up! It means, what's up in American slang.

[@azrulazwan7475]

I am Malaysian, like to learn language and I am interested with Filipino because the language is unique. It same like Malay, Indonesian, Spanish and English.

[@drcardinrosidin4086]

Yeah me too

[@japanesefilipinorinsan]

Same Japanese too

[@queercoremafia9394]

Yeah there's so many words in tagalog that are also in other languages. I always jump when im watching something i don't understand then i hear something in tagalog

[@gielasarmiento4534]

Filipino language is like a mix of different languages, but still so unique. We have words from Chinese, Spanish, Bahasa Malaysian/Indonesian, English and etc. At a glance you think you know Filipino, but you don't. Also, many Filipino words have same spelling, but differs depending on intonation/pronounciation.

[@glac5514]

i am filipino and learning malay is hard for me but spanish is easier

[@memechannel3345]

I’m an Indian. My friends are Filipino and I’m trying to impress them with some Tagalog 😀

[@swagemoji5620]

Thousands of Indians in Philippines know how to speak it fluently. I'm Filipino and I cant even say a sentence in tagalog

[@BIANCA-gk9zy]

@@swagemoji5620 weeh?

[@swagemoji5620]

@@BIANCA-gk9zy nagbibiro lang ako 🤣

[@nottlepurple8926]

Tell them "tang ina niyo" it's the word for saying you want them company

[@ava4904]

@@nottlepurple8926 i badly want to tell this to my friends lol

[@_BAD_MERC_]

My wife taught me all I needed to know... Mahal kita.

[@emersonemengardemilyguidot3716]

Ohh that’s sweet

[@lancetheking7524]

Ok awww

[@noelteguihanon2780]

Haha there two meaning of mahal is expensive the other is mahal kita..means I love you

[@Reggaehappy]

I love your country, your culture, and your foods. Mabuhay Philippines.

[@matt-i3r6w]

And women

[@UdaySingh-jc6cd]

Im indian i hv a filipino friend and im trying to learn it to suprise her . Wish me luck

[@niczlgd9551]

goof luck bro!

[@yourmissingc0ckring759]

Good luck!😸👍🏻

[@markovnikov5264]

Same here 😁

[@dex873]

💀💀💀I studied a tiny bit and when I texted or said things in Tagalog she said I was scaring her and said she didn't remember teaching me that 🤣🤣🤣

[@niczlgd9551]

@@dex873 lmaoooo

[@yehetismystyle9281]

Comment section: 80% Filipinos 20% learners

[@yehetismystyle9281]

@@jxjjjajannfghahhr8034 oh ty

[@athanasiius]

HAHAHA

[@dolomigthtv8182]

True hahaha

[@ellenellexo]

Indeed hahaha

[@mochiisthebest-roblox2852]

yehetismystyle hahahhahaha totoo yan boy

[@WakeUpSamuraii]

Fun fact: When you're saying "Magandang Hapon" which means "Good Afternoon" say Hápon with stressed "o" otherwise you're saying "Beautiful Japanese" when you say Hapón with stressed "a"

[@fredmoreno07]

Magandang Haponesa. Hapon refers to Lalakeng Japanese HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@catlenem.6204]

@@fredmoreno07 yeah but most people just say hapon just like how you would say pinoy and not pinay most of the time,its just referring to nationality and no gender attributes are regarded(most of the time).so it's fine,what the person said doesnt need any correction.

[@ТромбонГалактический]

And also, if Japanese, the stressed sillaby is second, not first, tama ba? 😊

[@WakeUpSamuraii]

@@ТромбонГалактический naka cyrillic?

[@WakeUpSamuraii]

@@ТромбонГалактический You are from Russia?

[@ryarod]

4:18 Oh my gosh, that animation of the letters shifting is superb! You actually show the change , instead of just reciting two separate things and counting on us to memorize it. Animation like that should be done in far, far more language lessons, yours included. It could really help us see what exactly is different between two sentences. It can go far beyond merely showing formal vs informal.

[@BidyoNiDendenIto]

I am a Filipino and I'm watching this. lol :D Watching this makes me appreciate the Filipino language more.

[@cobinmitchell6829]

wish i could learn it faster

[@angeloterrado211]

Same

[@raymarkl.elardo5819]

This language is too easy for me, Because I'am Filipino

[@cancan8462]

Yeaaah wish me,I'm so excited to learn your language,btw hello I'm from Indonesia.

[@gabriellumangtadcuaresma6461]

Raymark L. Elardo yeah me too, do you live in philippines?

[@richwardabila6911]

I’m Mexican and my family is native to Mexico so I spoke only Spanish in my household and my parents only speak it. And my significant other is from the Philippines and speaks Tagalog. I just want to learn to surprise her family 🤣

[@allhailgodlutang3070]

I love mexican peoples because most telenovelas here are mexicans and i love mexican cultures and they tacos 😍

[@palomacatalinafalcao-rendo7421]

I'm colombian and I love this language. It's so beautiful, I want to learn it... definitely.

[@aicepam9828]

it will be easy if u first learn the root word and the function of how we construct the sentences!

[@edmarsabado4033]

Are you filipina i think based on your last name

[@sUxz.xx00]

@Elijah's Gaming Videos that's what she said?

[@marieresweber3799]

Wonderful teacher! My adopted daughter lives in San Jacinto and I am happy to write some words to her; Thank you so much for your lessons! Mahal kita! Ang talino mo.

[@insasiable]

As Pinoy, we don’t speak deep Tagalog anymore. In conversational Tagalog, it’s mix with regional dialect and English with around maybe 60% of Tagalog. It’s nice that there’s a program like this. I’m proud 👏🏼

[@amanwithastrawhat4643]

Gangsta till we filipinos speak every languages in one sentence

[@ellowyn8561]

imagine we make a new dialect because of mixing languages

[@amanwithastrawhat4643]

@@ellowyn8561 idk maybe all austronesian languages mixed and shit

[@aaliaalotaibi340]

Marami paring gahamit na malalim na tagalog like sa Bulacan down to Pangpanga kahit sa may Cavete area.

[@lancetheking7524]

@@aaliaalotaibi340 hindi ba merong region na palaging malalim ang Filipino, sobrang lalim ang hirap lmao

[@nelleyvargas3759]

i’d never use “kinagagalak kong makilala ka” cause they’d think i’m from another dimension .. .. .. .. .. .. Thanks for 1.000 likes 😁

[@MsJuliejolly]

LOLLLLLzzzz

[@nathanielestoque5858]

Hilig kong sabihin yan palagi, pero parang natatawa nalang yung mga nakakarinig ehh

[@GreatTasteMurder]

Ikr...

[@yuinurahilyon5711]

Nelley Vargas 😂🤣

[@shirin3166]

AHH lol same I never knew that word, we would say "nice to meet you" tho xD

[@christiangonzales1485]

Summary: Learn English and you'll survive in the Philippines Edit: not a Summary, but more like a tip

[@marcomfdb7528]

i dissagree my fillipino will kill me if i dont know fillipino

[@christiangonzales1485]

Yeah. If you're Filipino and you have Filipino subject then you need to learn it haha. But if you just want to survive daily/ on vacation in Philippines, you can just use English since a lot of Filipinos speak and understand English. Not everyone is fluent though.

[@johnjlenikiko4284]

@@marcomfdb7528 are you serious?

[@joshisnotasimp.2951]

trying to learn filipino sure is a hassle for me.

[@7even5ive81]

Filipino po language hindi Tagalog and Visaya,Ilocano are dialect po ☺

[@Siddarth_Barman]

I've lots of friends from Phillipines and My gf is a Filipino from Davao and i m from Northeast India 🇮🇳. Going to meet her & my friends soon. I wanna learn Filipino to impress them. 😌

[@mydog4289]

I’m not Pilipino but I just find the language interesting. I’ll try my best to learn it c:

[@Frumpysoup]

Marunung kana mag salita ng tagalog kahit unti lang?? English: Can you speak tagalog a bit now???

[@mydog4289]

@@Frumpysoup k-kumusta

[@s.b.2787]

@@mydog4289 Hello. I am not from Philippines, but I have parents whom are native there. I am influenced of Filipino culture and language in some degree, yet I am not fluent in Tagalog. I use three languages at home. I am quite fluent in English as the language is spoken in many regions, I learned the language for that reason. It may become very helpful, someday. I want to encourage you to learn a language which may be spoken in many regions, your native language or languages for the respect to your ancestry and culture, and other languages you may want. It may also become very helpful, someday. Languages are neat. They help us understand writings and speech of other languages.

[@pinggreinmko.manzano6520]

Ima Filipino and we started in a,e,i,o,u Ka,ke,ki,ko,ku a+ko=ako like that ako means me

[@glorene]

Hmm, kamusta naman? // How did it go?

[@MexicanMovie]

wow, gonna surprise my Filipino co-workers tomorrow with a little bit of knowledge of their language !! thank you !

[@Hahahaha_777]

Yung Pilipino ka pero nanunuod ka pa rin nito!!! Ako po si Paulo, Maraming Salamat po!!! HAHAHAHA

[@raymarkl.elardo5819]

Hahaha wag ka mag-alala nararamdaman ko yang pakiramdam mo. hahaha. kasi pinoy tayo

[@sheddieranes7439]

Hahaha 777 ako din . pero Thai naman pinag-aaralan ko . สวัสดีครับผมชือเชคีครับ

[@yuki-tc5wr]

nakikitingin lang HAHAHA

[@mizzhllywd]

Point?

[@camillemenia403]

Ibang klase talaga ang pinoy hahaha

[@fecconway378]

0:49 seconds. 😊“Nice to meet you” = “kinágagalák kong makilála ka” also Formal & deep even if SAME AGE. I learned to Just say in ENGLISH w a very sweet smile😊Filipinos are known for 🇺🇸

[@kaleolearn2078]

0:49 - Hi. I’m [name]. It’s nice to meet you. = Kumusta? Ako si [name]. Kinagagalak kong makilala ka. 1:58 - How are you? I’m [formal name]. It’s nice to meet you. = Kumusta po? Ako si [formal name]. Kinagagalak ko po kayong makilala. 5:09 - Thank you. = Salamat. 5:21 - Thank you very much. (many thanks) = Maraming salamat. 6:03 - Thank you. (formal) = Salamat po/Maraming salamat po. 6:35 - You are welcome. (“It’s nothing”) = Walang anuman/Walang anuman po. 8:15 - Hi, Hello/How are you? = Musta?/Kumusta po? 8:33 - Magandang araw (po). = Good day. Magandang umaga (po). = Good morning. Mangandang tanghali (po). = Good noon. Mangandang hapon (po). = Good afternoon. Magandang gabi (po). = Good evening./Good night. 10:00 - Goodbye. = Paalam (po). Alright, I’ll go ahead. = Sige, mauna na (po) ako. See you again. = Hanggang sa muli (po). 11:27 - Live!/Welcome! = Mabuhay! 12:00 - Do you speak English? = Mawalang galang lang po. Nagsasalita ka ba ng Ingles?/Nagsasalita po ba kayo ng Ingles? Excuse me. Can you do English? = Mawalang galang lang po. Marunong ka bang mag-Ingles?/Marunong po ba kayong mag-Ingles? 14:15 - Yes. = Oo. A little. = Konti. No. = Hindi. 14:36 - Can you speak [language] Nagsasalita ka ba ng [language]? 16:05 - Excuse me/Just to be rude. Where is the market? = Mawalang galang lang po. Nasaan po ang palengke? I’m sorry (pardon me). = Paumanhin po. 17:11 - Please forgive me. = Patawarin mo ako./Parawarin niyo po ako. (formal) 17:44 - Please be patient with us. = Pasensiya na po kayo. 18:06 - Excuse me po. I’m sorry po. 18:30 - Numbers: 0 - sero 1 - isa 2 - dalawa 3 - tatlo 4 - apat 5 - lima 6 - anim 7 - pito 8 - walo 9 - siyam 10 - sampu 11 - labing-isa 12 - labindalawa 13 - labintatlo 14 - labing-apat 15 - labinlima 16 - labing-ani 17 - labimpito 18 - labingwalo 19 - labinsiyam 22:35 more numbers 20 - dalawampu 30 - tatlumpu 40 - apatnapu 50 - limampu 60 - animnapu 70 - pitumpu 80 - walumpu 90 - siyamnapu 56 - limampu’t anim 98 - siyamnapu’t walo 100 - isang daan 169 - isang daan animnapu’t saam 492 - apat na raan siyamnapu’t dalawa 401 - apat na raan at isa 26:38 How much is this? = Magkano (po) ito? Older sister = Ate Older brother = Kuya Older sister, how much is this hat? = Ate, magkano po itong sumbrero? That hat costs 100 pesos. = Isang daang piso lang po. Is there a discount? = May bawas pa po?

[@kareneenanatasha8088]

Salamat po

[@aniki_yukki]

Salamat po

[@jay-mt5do]

you saved me so much time writing this down, salamat!!

[@i7whua]

Salamat po!

[@bananamilky8031]

the last phrase is soooo filipino 🤣🤣

[@khanthtaythu9310]

Hay guys,I'm from Myanmar & I'm interested in your language.I wanna learn Filipino language & it seems easy.

[@shalomwritespoetry4275]

No, it is not easy bro. I am Filipino.

[@hithere5459]

Trust me, it's freaking hard

[@seumblue4297]

if you know how to speak tagalog it's so easy but if you don't know how to speak tagalog it's hard.

[@Jayrusco]

Yeah it's kinda easy, but I'm not really familiar in those DEEP Filipino words like WTF??!!

[@paulemboy6066]

@@Jayrusco same.

[@braxtonwalker9449]

I'm Filipino American, but don't know how to speak my own language. Thought it would be nice to get to know the language of my country. Wish me luck!

[@juliacasy8209]

do ur best!! hope it goes well

[@braxtonwalker9449]

@@juliacasy8209 thank you! :)

[@leptuse009]

You need to exert more patience and effort and eventually you'll be there.

[@manush7563]

Hey I am from India , and i have been to Manila quite a few times but this time i thought to learn filipino , i came across to this channel and trust me i learnt quite a few words and made my filipino friends listen , they were really happy to listen it from me . Thanks for your efforts to teaching us in such a unique way . Maraming Salamat Ate 🫡👏

[@edwinperryii1122]

I am American from Chicago. I grew up around Filipinos when living in the northwest suburbs. Thank you for the lesson.

[@dimassinggihwidadi9818]

Thanks, I'm Dimas from Indonesia, and still learning Tagalog

[@jcgonzaludosalarda4619]

_Yung pilipino ka pero nanonood ka nito. Hahahaha maraming salamat po! 😇❤️🤣👌🏼_

[@deanmartinmacalinao6701]

ahahahaha

[@delilahcoralde5960]

@@deanmartinmacalinao6701 relate HAHAHAHHAHAH nag babasa lang ng comment

[@desu8391]

Hahahahah

[@cl7832]

Haha oo nga

[@ton.oprido]

Hahahaha napagtripan ko lng, nagaaral kasi ako ng ibang language e

[@LuckyGabe7]

Thanks for this, I’m Filipino and I really want to speak the language but I was a late talker and only learned English and French

[@user-qn8lh7ej9g]

This video kinda represents a formal way of introducing yourself. So if you wanna be "informal" and just straight-up wanna have a simple, friendly conversation with one, use these as an example: "Hi, ako si ______, ikaw?" Translation: "Hi, my name is ______, you?" For elderly people: "Hi po, ako si _______, ano pong pangalan nyo?" Translation: "Hi, my name's ______, whats your name?" its the same, but with manners, since "po" is an extention used in Filipino sentences as a way to showcase your manners. While "opo" basically means "oo" which means "yes" in English, is another way to be a mannered person in Philippines. You could use this on elder people. There's much more to add, but it's my pleasure to give these tips to my fellow learners.

[@user-qn8lh7ej9g]

@@jeremiah3135 I haven't re checked this, I'll edit it

[@user-qn8lh7ej9g]

I edited it! I've been slacking and having lack of sleep that night, so basically my brain is malfunctioned lmao

[@kathvolk]

I mean, I would totally watch any videos of you teaching it. It was a really good explanation.

[@macaronipopsicle9305]

@@kathvolk rightttt

[@bealittleangel]

@@kathvolk same!!

[@princessposadas2575]

“Kinagagalak kong makilala ka.” _JUANITO ALFONSO IS THAT YOU?!_

[@bluet.]

Yeah HAHAHAHAHHA

[@aesthlyrix7196]

It's been a year now since I red that story and I still can't move on (っ˘̩╭╮˘̩)っ

[@cheskamayeunicepobre5634]

SHUTA😔😔😔

[@sulljin5361]

Hoy! HAHAHAHAHA kanina kakanood ko lang ng spanish lesson dahil sa ilys1892😔🤚

[@dhexv5947]

Acckkkkk huhuhu Juanito ♡ Hanggang ngayon di parin ako nakaka move on

[@imapoo4500]

The things I do for sb19..

[@allyzhmnida3803]

uwu 💜❤

[@0_0-t2o]

Hahahahah

[@crissyjim]

Oof nicee

[@jbsjdbsibja9441]

woah really?

[@analineabejo1453]

Uwwuuuu my co Atin

[@chroma3387]

all of my coworkers are filipino and as one of the only english-only speakers, theyre [rather happily] encouraging me to speak tagalog. this video is a Great help to surprise them every so often. ^_^

[@garycroutons4775]

im just learning this so i can communicate with the many fillipinos that live in my city in canada

[@toughtent.v.3501]

Just say to them "mga chismosa" HAHAHAHAHA just kidding

[@jszmyt]

@@toughtent.v.3501 hahahha

[@cowboyswizzle]

@@toughtent.v.3501 Hahahaha true. Marami kasing chismosang kapitbahay dito eh ahahahahahha

[@cowboyswizzle]

@@gud4rl Wdym

[@kaylamarie9385]

Trying to learn this because my boyfriend is Filipino and his mom doesn't speak English, she is in Guam but we live in the states, so when I meet her and the rest of his family I want to be able to speak their language, it is also a surprise for my boyfriend :)

[@bradleynarayan7540]

How was it (asking for a friend)

[@kaylamarie9385]

@@bradleynarayan7540 i broke up with him so I didn't get the chance to😃

[@bradleynarayan7540]

@@kaylamarie9385 oh 😳 my bad

[@Carl-kw7zp]

@@kaylamarie9385 wtf😭😭😭😭

[@jay-mt5do]

@@kaylamarie9385 oh damn lol i think you should still learn the language though so that you can one day travel to manila!

[@annikaruelo1383]

My dad is Filipino and he never taught me or my sisters so I’m trying to learn some for Asian-Pacific Islander month just for fun.

[@locksmith3208]

It's a symptom of their colonial mentality qnd inferiority complex to their own race. First generations Filipino migrants in USA really believed that by not speaking the language they will be as white as possible or an image of their colonial masters. Lol.

[@thevision3273]

I am full filipino born in italy, my parents taught me filipino becauseit is hard to go back and talk to your cousins/family when your back in the Philippines, your parents should teach you too

[@swain-Ix1tv]

@@locksmith3208 true sadly.

[@karion5530]

Met a filipina online. Fell in love with her. Her birthday is soon. Didn't know wat to give her as a gift since we r in a LDR. So, thinking of learning her language and surprise her on her birthday. Thank u so much.

[@Itsumemes]

When you just finished your Filipino lesson then your family starts speaking Cebuano

[@Opezaculous]

Me: 👁👄👁

[@woonkerbell7820]

😂

[@bron1477]

Everybody gangsta till-

[@OKIEDOKIE717]

Me living in bukidnon almost people speak cebuano there

[@catdoglover4264]

Bisaya po yan dialect lan cebuano sa bisaya language.

[@alexjohn5251]

Step 1) kumusta Step 2) ako si Step 3) kingagalakakongkamakailalalakapo 😟

[@anilgoel1475]

alex john Hilarious! I thought it was just me and my limitations...

[@렌리엔]

Yeah..sorry about that. I’m just wondering how we manage to speak fast ;v; Wag kasing magmadali ay sus ang corny ko ;-; ang sad ng valentines day ko tho

[@ezekielsantos2186]

Ikinagagalak Kong makilala ka

[@yelei3390]

alex john LOL

[@MizzStep45]

I got the second part but that "k" word is hard lol

[@catscringeyasmr5664]

Anybody else want to learn tagalog bc your parents talk about you to their filipino friends, no just me, ok..

[@dazaussieguy1954]

i speak heaps tagalog and bisaya and im pure aussie

[@aratv2224]

@@dazaussieguy1954 lol its funny because im learning australian accent and im filipino

[@funnymakegenius6142]

Same

[@harvymaeandan6390]

Salamat for this! I'm japanese-filipino who wanna learn tagalog and really love the Philippines. Someday i wanna go to philippines to to communicate with people because they say filipinos are really kind, thoughtful, and funny. I'm really proud i have a filipino blood. Here from japan, ありがとうございます。タガログ語の学習に役立ちます。 Arigatou!!

[@rrotacan473]

Hello, are you interested in learning Filipino? I can teach you for free!

[@mirabelleabelle499]

Idk but as an Indonesian, some of the words are kinda like in the Javanese language (especially the numbers) with an East Indonesian accent. It makes it easier to learn but also hard at the same time because in Javanese most of the A are pronounced as O. But besides that, Filipino is really easy to learn for Indonesians. Mahal kita Pilipinas, at salamat sa iyong tulong

[@Aria-jo1xl]

To be honest as a Filipino it's hard for me to learn filipino language since my mother tongue is bisaya and mostly of people here in Philippines don't used filipino instead they used tagalog, because tagalog is a mix of different languages like English, Spanish, Chinese, and etc. languages. Almost 90 - 95 percent of Filipinos can't speak straight or fluent in filipino language without mixing it to english.

[@erusenp6i640]

@@Aria-jo1xl baliktad ka ang filipino ang may hiram na salita at ang tagalog naman ay wala

[@erusenp6i640]

@F vs everyone's channel pinagsasabi mo

[@mbr41]

@@Aria-jo1xl Yeah in my case, I can understand people speaking Tagalog, but, I don't know how to speak it. Born Bisaya, but at least, I did watch some Tagalog teleseryes to understand Tagalog.

[@ademahendra6479]

Hai kakak, saya ingin belajar bahasa Philipina secara mandiri jadi apa channel ini bisa membantu saya?

[@PgAprille]

I don't know why I'm here even tho I can speak fluent filipino🤣🤣

[@livelaughdeftones6895]

Same HAHAHHA

[@bananananananana3910]

HAHHAHA SAME

[@mealonaid836]

hahahha ako den lmaoo

[@franciscoheredia6241]

Inde ako fluent sa tagalo...pinay ang asawa ko. Ako ay Argentino 🇵🇭🇦🇷🤝😄🥰🥰

[@aceryanjamorabon7182]

Hahaha we are here to judge

[@jainetu]

The Philippines is the most beautiful country I've ever been to!

[@alotofbananas405]

Salamat po

[@dazaussieguy1954]

depends where u went not all people are great food better living good if u have money if not then its shit

[@templates5512]

Glad to hear that

[@_x742]

Salamat po❤

[@miko1681]

@@dazaussieguy1954 Mhm. Although, that applies to every countries.

[@briancrawford69]

I love the Filipino accent when they speak English. Its so unique

[@itselle5377]

rightt😂

[@pcrxz]

Never in my life have I used "ikinagagalak" to greet someone. haha. this is way too formal. lol. Most Filipinos speak english and filipino/tagalog interchangeably. It's more natural to say "Kamusta. Ako si Erica. It's nice to meet you." Haha.

[@sabi9922]

makes sense all the filipinos i know mix english

[@carlosdimitri8783]

Our language is evolving that's why

[@carlosdimitri8783]

@@hitmanekoyslnp8572 taehan kita

[@MrDraculadave]

Pag nageenglish dami Yong angal Pag Filipino angal pa rin..

[@milkncookies4632]

I learned for NOTHINGGGFFF REEEEEEEEEE

[@blakecapper472]

When you’re half Filipino and don’t speak any Tagalog 😂

[@SunkissNia]

We gotta learn fam. We got this

[@cloverzz0l158]

When ur a Filipino, but you just grew up in the US without Tagalog being used in the house..

[@r3ven276]

HAHHAHAHAHAHA SAMEEEE

[@corneliusfrank]

When you're full Filipino and don't speak any Tagalog fml

[@robelaleligay9362]

Make friends with some filipinos :) try chit chatting to atleast practice the language . if you want to, i can help 😊

[@No_v4lue]

When you're a Filipino in quarantine, trying to learn more languages saw French pod Arabic pod and Korean pod and you want to know if there's a Filipino pod 101

[@klyzl]

WE LIVE THE SAME LIFE

[@blackvelvettrash3719]

IKR

[@sunflower1833]

AHAHAAHAHA

[@No_v4lue]

Hehe

[@friendly_lily7378]

:o

[@brianhyde5900]

I like this style of learning. I am coming to live in the Philippines again in a couple of years. This time I am determined to learn before I get there, so that I can at least hold a basic conversation.

[@Ruth-bw6yl]

I learn tagalog so i can crying over their sad song 😭😭

[@ashleesotto9193]

Tagalog is hard because every year we have new word OLOLOLL

[@MsVroege]

@@ashleesotto9193 Anong new word every year ang pinag sasabi mo..Ibig mong sabihin linguaheng beke or jejemon...kaluka...hahahaha

[@frustratedartist8922]

@@ashleesotto9193 sana okay ka lang te

[@ashleesotto9193]

@@frustratedartist8922 okay namna ako ikaw kamusta kana naka labas kana pala ng mental? Ayos

[@frustratedartist8922]

@@ashleesotto9193 luh. ikaw tong nagssbe na every yr may new tagalog words. Sagutan mo muna modules mo ineng

[@kyrelrosli]

I love the word “salamat” because it is similar to a Malay word “selamat” which means “safe” ♥️♥️♥️

[@kailawkamo1568]

Halo! Saya dari Philippines and I agree. It's a beautiful cognate. Also I'm kinda doing the reverse at the moment. I'm learning Malay (Indonesian) haha.

[@vel701]

@@kailawkamo1568 im learning Filipino too, beautiful language (sorry I can't speak formal english)

[@kailawkamo1568]

@@vel701 It's ok, you're doing fine.

[@vel701]

@@kailawkamo1568 ah thanks

[@joshuasergio7036]

@@kailawkamo1568 hi we can learn each other if you want, I can teach you Indonesian, and vice versa

[@marwasellam2357]

I'm here trynna learn this for my bestie she's Filipino 😭❤️

[@cataloop5448]

Aww thats really sweet

[@markuzj168]

Im tryna learn because i have a AP test next week

[@nat91307]

omg same

[@yeon7449]

Goodluck po haha :D

[@zyro3181]

Basic lng yan sobra

[@matthewb9955]

Oh my goodness thank you so much for teaching me what the meaning of “ng” is! I could not fit the life of me figure out what the difference between “maganda” and “magandang” was and it drove me nuts. Maraming salamat!

[@VincentJunBuenavente]

Where r u from bro?

[@fapnir5932]

im half filipino yet my mother didnt speak tagalog to me growing up! i want to connect with my relatives here in the states and in the philippines more as it feels awkward to sit in silence at get togethers since i do not know the language, and it makes me feel kinda bad ::( i will try my best! hoping to visit the philippines again after many years once it is safe enough with this pandemic and all

[@andreagungon9043]

U should say it as "Isang napakagandang gabi, binibini. Maari ko bang malaman ang iyong pangalan? marahil ay kasing ganda din ito ng buwan" HAHAHAHAHA

[@kopee7021]

hahaha

[@trashycharacter6522]

ABAYGA HAHAHA

[@daoistsaintmasterofthenasc6220]

Hahaha swabe

[@daoistsaintmasterofthenasc6220]

What a beautiful night it is my Lady, May I know your name ? For maybe it is as beautiful as the moon that shine's in the night sky. . .

[@hajeongwoo0104]

be why naman yang picture pa ni junkyu ginawa kong prp. T^T btw san mo nahanap yan? hinahanap ko yan noon pa kaso ayaw tlaga magpakita. kaksksk

[@rossielynarguela9843]

I'm Pure Filipino, if I were a Foreigner watching this Tutorial language, it sucks, its hard to learn tagalog, nakaka bulol hahah

[@_ziaa.luvlyyy]

lalo na nakakapagpabagabag

[@rave150]

@@_ziaa.luvlyyy true Minsan nabibigkas ko pero pag uulitin ko ilit bulol na tkga

[@paulemboy6066]

@@_ziaa.luvlyyy Nakakapagpabagabag kapag kinagabag ka I can say it all minsan aysht!

[@dylankylee5127]

Could you help me learn?

[@peachysugar2423]

@@dylankylee5127 exactly i need to

[@binoysarkar5111]

I'm Indian... Thank you for this nice explaining the language ❤️

[@JadePerry]

Here to learn the language, loads of people at work come from the Philippines and although they speak English well I would love to greet them and say things to them in their language ☺️

[@kikimbaart]

This is a very formal way to learn Filipino, but hey! It's all good. We usually tend to speak in slang language and "Taglish" which is a mix of Tagalog and English.

[@justinnamuco9096]

In Manila

[@goofyahhuncleproductions8855]

Tagalog is way beautiful, flexible, and complex. Tagalog is spoken by the Tagalog ethno-linguistic group, with 28 mil. speakers. Filipino has 45 mil. speakers These two languages are beautiful, but there's just a stumbling block, and that's colonial mentality, lack of education, and no value for own history, culture, and identity, basically Tagalog and Filipino is either evolving disgustingly or on its way to extinction.

[@dionysusxian]

that moment when u try to impress ur mom with the first introductory and she just stares at u like “wtf this isnt a business interview im your mother”

[@kelssssk]

it isnt even used in business interviews 😭 maybe filipino classes

[@thewxtchsheart]

@@kelssssk i aint coming up to someone and go "Kamusta po, ikinagagalak ko po kayong makilala, ako po si [name]"

[@theD1929]

Tagalog language in a nutshell: "Bababa ba?" "Bababa"

[@scxrxmxchx]

Eh talaga man? Hindi ganyan pero sge

[@gigilascon]

Si ano inano ni ano. XD

[@broketoo8741]

Lol geography now

[@kalvin3691]

para'ng hindi naman totoo na ang ibig sabihin ng "ba" ay (really) "ba? bababa ba?" hindi ko naman narinig yan.

[@scxrxmxchx]

@@kalvin3691 oo naman

[@dismalpractitioner4962]

Bumped into Filipino podcast again. I’m looking for French materials but I ended up being here hahaha. Good luck to those who just started their Filipino language journey. Ikinagagalak ko kayong makilala.

[@jbsjdbsibja9441]

My Korean friend is currently teaching me Korean (Hangeul) and she asked me to teach her Filipino too.

[@sophiamalicay]

Wew, sanaol. Sana may japanese friend din ako

[@jbsjdbsibja9441]

@@sophiamalicay 2 months ago na to HAHHAA, di na kame gano nag uusap :(

[@sophiamalicay]

Ohh, atleast may natutunan ka sa kanya😪

[@jbsjdbsibja9441]

@@sophiamalicay oo nga eh HHAHAHA

[@-kentaE]

@@sophiamalicay same

[@philren6617]

when you're bored and want to learn korean, then you want to know how they teach tagalog

[@lyminbangtan1482]

So true 😂

[@eloisamariellegarcelis6904]

Hehe me too. Try studying Korean.

[@noel8813]

Situation right now😂

[@lovecarpio8363]

Same

[@jeandomasig2138]

Same haha.

[@derpynerdy6294]

I am a Filipino and I really struggled on Tagalog especially the difficult ones because i mostly speak my mothers tongue “hiligaynon” so I’m here to be fluent on Tagalog. :)

[@youknownothingjonsnow2418]

hiligaynon here😫❤

[@joelhopeismael7400]

Same bruh lain gid ya aton may tuno gid HAHAHA

[@derpynerdy6294]

@@joelhopeismael7400 hahah gani hehehe

[@nxcole.a]

@@youknownothingjonsnow2418 same

[@KSF-fc1tc]

Parehas. Mas naanad ko medyo sa espanyol kesa sa Tagalog haha. Pero bal-an ko naman magtagalog pwera lang sa mga madalom nga words

[@gustavodomingues8358]

I am from Portugal and my gf is Phillipino so I'm watching this at late hours so I can speak Tagalog with her! Thank you, Erica".

[@flockfrale2857]

As a non Filipino the moment I heard the first sentence My mind went: **ABORT ABORT**

[@KimberlyEustaquio]

hahahah

[@lynpendula120]

Kaya mo yan. You can do it (:

[@llelo.llew_1004]

Just say "Masaya akong makilala ka" instead of ikinagagalak.

[@leeknowisntyourbedsostopsl3505]

@@TrollBreaker24 ayo okay ka lng? HAHAHA

[@r0land4323501]

Dont worry , that first sentence is rarely used. Actually its weird for us filipinos if someone say that to us because its too formal.

[@australiathebest9342]

I from Australia, and i'll go soon to Philippines ! thanks a lot

[@สรรร์บุญเรือง-ณ5ฌ]

Kumusta? Ako si gown. Kinagagalak Kong makilala I'm Thailand btw LOL

[@IdontKnow-bq2qe]

How do you say How are you in Thai? I'm Filipino btw, just curious.

[@สรรร์บุญเรือง-ณ5ฌ]

@@IdontKnow-bq2qe how are you in Thai is 'คุณเป็นอย่างไรบ้าง?'

[@reizelbliss6202]

Can't read. Khupkun naka😅

[@hawthornroot]

sawadee na jaaa. sabai dee mai jaaa? mai kun thai ja. kun filipin :) chok dee na jaaaaaa! 55555555+

[@สรรร์บุญเรือง-ณ5ฌ]

@@hawthornroot Sa Bai dee mai tong Huang

[@julienielsen4462]

I just watched several episodes of Supernatural and put the subtitles in tagalog. I learned about 50 words and phrases. Now i’m here to learn more.

[@albaal7035]

Filipinos are so talented and wonderful. I wanna visit your country someday. I hope that everyone is safe there during this pandemic. Sending love from Rome Romeblon

[@andreaisidro698]

Tangina HAAHAHHAHAHA

[@LorenzoAntonASilva]

Ano yung rome? Bansa ba yun?

[@lorie2305]

GAGO WUHAHZHSHSHSHSHHSJAJSHSHHSUAA

[@Anginitkapetayo]

@@figgletinkle They're just keysmashing lol. Its usually to show excitement or if someone find something incredibly funny

[@iceeight7166]

I'm here from Japanese Podcast 101. Wow! I never knew there is a Tagalog/Filipino language tutorial too

[@shoshishoshi127]

I think the actual problem with this tutorial is that the first example is still "formal" even without "po." You can also speak informally to an elder with "po" and "opo." For example, you are telling your parents that you have already washed the dishes you can talk to them informally like, "Nahugasan ko na po yung mga pinggan." "Po" and "opo" are just words used to show respect to people older than you or to the authority. However, if you want to make it formal while speaking to someone younger than you or you are you are in a formal event you can say, "Hinugasan ko na ang mga pinggan," or "Ang mga pinggan ay hinugasan ko na." Formal Filipino can be heard in news forecasts and these broadcasters don't even use "po" and "opo" to the audience.