How I learned to speak FLUENT Filipino in 6 months

This is my story. From knowing nothing about the Philippines to becoming fluent in 3 Filipino languages: Tagalog, Bisaya and Waray waray.
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Now for all of you who want to try telling me "It's not Filipino! It's Tagalog!" The answer is.... it's basically the same language. There are only some very VERY minor foreign words added to the vocabulary to make it "Filipino". Tagalog was the lingua franca of people who lived in or near the government capital. During the Aquino presidency in the 1980s, the national language was officially labeled Filipino (which is just Tagalog with influences from foreign languages such as Spanish)
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[@rodneycusi7978]

I’m half Filipino and that is my dad was born in Manila Philippines and spoke only togalog for 20 years. Then he moved to America and met my mother and so on. My dad never taught me the language the 19 years I’ve been on earth. Last month my dad passed away and now I want to dedicate this year to learn my dads native language so I can fly over to the Philippines and finally meet my family and understanding/communicate with them. I hope this website does the trick and if so, salamat!

[@aestheticeu5601]

you can learn Tagalog in DuoLingo (・∀・)

[@CrimeVaultUK]

I have a dilipino accent when I speak but I can't even speak, only understand fluently

[@silversunset]

Me too I want to learn Tagalog because my family is Filipino but they never taught it to me. I was born in the Philippines but emigrated when I was a baby

[@souprice769]

@@aestheticeu5601 I checked, you unfortunately can't

[@aestheticeu5601]

@@souprice769 oh is that so :( I hope Duolingo will add a one because there's many half filipino who can't speak filipino

[@kanaboshii]

I wanna learn it so my mom can stop talking shit about me with the church ladies ;-;

[@blackmirror7418]

SAAAMEE😂😂

[@jemieow]

BAHAHAH It be like that

[@melu0o]

Wtf we all got the same moms?!?

[@noodles2065]

STOP THIS IS JSUT MY MOM 90% of the time

[@tam8035]

LMFAOOOOO

[@nenabunena]

Wow, your accent is good! A lot of foreigners claim to be fluent in Tagalog but sometimes their grammar and their accent was often bad.

[@GeorgeDeCarlo]

Their accent and grammar is bad due to little help. Prof. Brown at the Poly-glot-a-lot KZbin channel gives instructions of acquiring not learning language based upon Prof. Krashen's hypotheses. These are what polyglots use. Just to let you know, practice useless, correction useless, and translation useless. It's all about comprehensible input and hours. Silent reading improves grammar in any language. Listening to several hundred hours of comprehensible input has new speakers sounding like native speakers of a language. So before the insults against those such as myself who used tradional failed grammar skills methods, research language success based upon valid studies.

[@OrphanTube210]

Is proper accent a prerequisite for fluency?

[@GeorgeDeCarlo]

An accent is a nice extra and may even help in understanding many times due to another language accent being too strong. As far as gaining accent of the target language, do not practice in the beginning. Listen. Here is a link where a professor using the direct aka acquisition method found those who did not practice ended up sounding just like or nearly like natuve Thai speakers. Practice in language does not help like in sports. Children never practice their first language. After hearing words they use them as they see fit. They correct themselves. Correction is another waste of time. Correcting someone does nothing as studies in Taiwan showed. People will correct themselves. Correcting does nothing but may add to anxiety. Anxiety in language shuts down the brain in acquiring. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4ibfmeAqJmIeKM

[@nenabunena]

@@OrphanTube210 yes because often we have similar words that are differentiated by accents you may be introducing me as your lover instead of your friend Bec of your bad accent

[@midnightghoul2236]

Thats what im worried because im learning tagalog so i can speak with my husbands family but i live in southern usa so i have very different accent.

[@brunomoon9813]

learning Tagalog cause i wanna live in the Philippines

[@zyltacan3878]

Good luck!!

[@lazycozyariz1002]

Aww wow good luck see u in Philippines oofffff jokeee hehe

[@fresco_cwrd]

"Mahal kita" start with that

[@andresvillanueva5421]

Why? Be careful.

[@ddeonut7295]

Owwww jungkook

[@chungkrixx1279]

I’m a Filipino but I’ll speak english for now. For those who wants to learn tagalog, you can just probably learn it maybe less than a year. You can learn it in a short period of time if you are able to learn and practice everyday. Unlike other languages, they have their own lettering or alphabet thingy but here (and probably in other countries too) our alphabet is just the same as english so it would be not that hard to learn Tagalog. I have learned tagalog and english probably since I was a kid. Now I am aiming to learn both Korean and Japanese(It’s because of Kpop and Anime Lol) It’s gonna be a hard task but I’ll do my best I guess.

[@kingnaira8648]

it's hard po, The language tagalog is in reverse to english and the words so long lol

[@kingnaira8648]

@Kanye East tough

[@chungkrixx1279]

Kanye East Hard as always since we just started our online classes.

[@Spenser69]

King Naira nakakapagpabagabag 😑

[@eliana4335]

I'm mixed with Filipino and there's so much Filipinos on my island, so I want to get fluent in the language. I've spoken English all my life (I'm a teen rn) I'm also learning Spanish currently because of school. And it's pretty easy to read the Tagolog words because it's in English lettering. I hope I get fluent soon ❤️

[@macycorey9906]

My mom never taught me Tagalog so I’m trying to learn it now😖

[@armyandblinkhere1352]

I'm from Philippines, i can help you anytime:-) If you want:-)

[@StockyDude]

For real. I’m trying to gossip at church with the aunties.

[@filipinoloc5603]

Deez Nutz Hindi ganyan haha

[@kaeruss]

@@armyandblinkhere1352 you should teach me lmao

[@Kadugyotan]

maliit teteng mo means you look good, try it out with your filipino guy friends

[@Angelika-ko2ru]

I want to learn Tagalog so I’m not a burden to my mom and my Filipino heritage Edit 1 year later: still not fluent bruh… but I improved so I guess that’s something edit over 1 year later: I am definitely noticing my improvements, I'm trying to push myself more in speaking and listening and just trying to consume more Tagalog content.. so, slowly but surely Edit 2 years later: MATAGAL ANG LEARNING KO… pero I’m slowly getting more comfortable with the langage even though I cant fully express myself yet. Naintindihan ako ang mga daily conversations (to a certain extent). I’m hoping in 3 years when I go to the Philippines I can be close to fluent ✊🏼

[@roviedeluna2999]

I'm sure you will be able to speak it Goodluck! Kaya mo yan!!!♡

[@johndough3125]

You too huh? Sucks, doesn’t it?

[@melonenjoyer]

Ako din 😭 My parents never taught me nor did they even speak tagalog to me that much when i was younger, i wanna try my best to learn it because i am filipino after all

[@TUNA_O]

Same 😭

[@potatocrunch7055]

Same here

[@user-jd5ve4nb1x]

Ive been in the philippines for 7 damn years and still cant speak omg

[@surveyguyor8958]

even after watching this video i still cannot.

[@scaredsamurai6974]

Here's a tip that you probably already noticed. Learn the most commonly used verbs and subject particles. Just use English words for the subject. That should be enough to speak fluently.

[@r.kelyson]

Lack of conversation

[@kopi1855]

Gmail Account Girl ive lived in the ph for my entire life and im still not fluent😭😭 anyways hope you get more fluent, good luck!✨

[@tctcv6bunkstp817]

Thats cute......

[@smacrossing4201]

He speaks 3 different filipino language?! I've been trying to learn bisaya and it's not easy 😭

[@alanguages]

Which city are you in? Have you attended some classes?

[@mrkmcpz4228]

maybe he really is interested to learn the language. i live in philippines but i can only speak tagalog and bisaya

[@VELVETYJUSTDRAWS]

I can relate to ya 😅

[@mr.project2555]

Bisaya, waray are dialects not a language.

[@smacrossing4201]

@@mr.project2555 You are funny lmao. You didn't seem to have completed your assignment.

[@angellaicamay2977]

I'm a Filipino.....and I'm just happy to the people who wanna learn our language 😊😊😊😊Filipino language isn't hard though 😉😉😉

[@rakanalagili1608]

Yess Im really wanna speak filipino

[@rtbean8946]

I have been here for 2 years and find it really difficult to learn coming from English

[@kkaheel_]

@@rtbean8946 Yes I understand you, I'm a Filipino and I can speak fluently.I also live here in the Philippines and it's pretty hard to learn any languages since I'm learning now a new language but I didn't have so much time to practice so that's why it's really hard if you're new.There's nothing easy when it's new.

[@aireekoi]

mahirap onti saken hahaha

[@goodmorningbeautifulhumans1638]

Right. I speak English and don’t find that to be difficult either…

[@samgundol6819]

Bless u that u learn the philippine language like bisaya,tagalog,waray

[@nelmvn]

I'm glad you manage to speak, read, write, and also pronounce perfectly. You're 100% fluent.

[@TYGVlogger]

I can understand pretty well Tagalog but I’m not fluent and I need to learn my dialect Hiligaynon(Iloilo, my city) because I was born and raised in Italy and I’ve been speaking in Italian for my whole life God Bless you man

[@VELVETYJUSTDRAWS]

Ayeee your from Iloilo too🙌 yude ba! Btw i can understand Tagalog, Hiligaynon, Ilongo, and a little bit of Waray

[@GreatTasteMurder]

Dang yall lucky you have a dialect, I'm scared to go back at pangasinan because i know i got a lil mean to my cousins there- I only know tagalog and English

[@learnfilipinotoday4818]

It's pretty amazing to see people from other nations becoming fluent with Filipino. You actually have a good accent as well. 🙂

[@REAL_SKYFIRE]

imagine signing up to learn Tagalog, but your already a Filipino yourself

[@StockyDude]

Oh, I don’t have to imagine it.

[@Godfather_-yi1fe]

It's kinda common, can relate.

[@its-cadeee]

me 😭

[@AJFlo-gi8vx]

My best friends are filipino and I want to learn tagalog because it sounds pretty. I also know spanish.

[@princeky150]

I’m here as well because I have a lot of filipino friends😂 They all speak good english but I just feel tempted to try to learn it because I speak English obviously and Arabic but I have never really ever put the effort into trying to speak another language and I thought this one would be cool because my basketball friends and my best friend and a lot of my friends speak it and most of them moved from the Philippines.

[@sageisticc]

Tagalog will be fairly easy for you to study then! If you are really good at Spanish and English, you will for sure get a go on with Tagalog. You got this broooo!!

[@thxrmite5591]

Your way of pronouncing the words is really accurate! I'm glad you decided to learn our language and live in the Philippines for a few years (?)! Keep up the great work!

[@thybiscuit]

There are two type of Filipino learner (Mostly) 1: People who married to a Filipina 2: People with Filipino parent/s who grow up outside the country

[@kirsy6745]

Ive always wanted to learn tagalog since my mom is from the Philippines (but i’m half filipino, so was never taught at home) all my filipino friends want me to learn!

[@saikore8863]

I’ve literally lived with Filipino parents my entire lifetime and I can still only understand the language- Like I can hold a simple conversation but I can’t answer hard questions :,D

[@elishabarlisan5521]

Filipino*

[@saikore8863]

@@elishabarlisan5521 I also can’t spell if you can’t tell lmaoshjshdv😃🔫

[@loulousan1217]

How did u do it I am literally Filipina and I still don’t know how to speak Tagalog can u give me some tips !

[@vincentemendez938]

Saw this video and realized I need to learn to speak Tagalog. My son is 3 years old and already speaking Tagalog it helps that he’s in the Philippines immersed in the language and culture.

[@dondj76]

You are amazing! Congratulations on that pure genius and talent!

[@AllAboutFilipinaRelationships]

You have a very interesting story and to learn not one but languages is amazing. Your course does sound fantastic. 🙂👍⭐

[@DwaineWoolley]

All About The Philippines cheers mate!

[@vanessagarcia5667]

It’s so nice to see how the mission has helped you progress even up to today I served in the same mission as well! Wish you and your beautiful family all the best and thank you so much for the inspiration to continue practicing the languages learned sa mission po god bless sa inyo permi!!

[@johncarlo7772]

Here are some key points about grammar in the Filipino language: Word order: In Filipino, the basic word order is subject-verb-object. Verbs: In Filipino, verbs are inflected to indicate tense, aspect, and mood. Nouns: In Filipino, nouns do not have a grammatical gender and do not change form to indicate number. Plural nouns are formed by adding the suffix -ng or -mga to the singular form. Pronouns: Filipino has a rich system of personal pronouns that distinguish between singular and plural, inclusive and exclusive, and formal and familiar forms. Adjectives: In Filipino, adjectives usually follow the noun they modify and do not change form to indicate the gender or number of the noun. Adverbs: In Filipino, adverbs are typically formed by adding the suffix -lyo to the base form of an adjective. Prepositions: In Filipino, prepositions are used to indicate the relationships between nouns, pronouns, and other words in a sentence. Conjunctions: In Filipino, conjunctions are used to connect clauses and words in a sentence. Interjections: In Filipino, interjections are words or phrases that express strong emotions and are used to interrupt the normal flow of a conversation.

[@andersonperes1854]

Good! What website or yt channel can I visite to read more about Filipino grammar, pls?

[@chels100]

Any tips of learning them all

[@pumqueen8665]

I was Friggin SHOCKED YO! I'VE LITERALLY NEVER HEARD A WESTERNER SPEAKING FLUENT TAGALOG ✨ makes me so proud, damn.

[@tyblu7667]

TLDR: Move to Philippines and learn the language there. No course will replace that style of learning.

[@veganwaffle]

I think it’s important to learn the basics from someone who knows. I truest believe that taking a Japanese class at a CC boosted my ability to learn the language at such a high rate

[@chinayvlog3677]

Hi dwanta 🥰 solid dwanta here 😘 so excited to see your baby soon ❤️

[@ssjsamusaran]

Does it help any having a Hispanic background? I was born in Germany and moved to America since my dad was military. Still living in America for 34 years and basically have been Americanized and my Puerto Rican culture has basically left me. I can decently speak Spanish and understand it perfectly, but reading and writing it is quite difficult. I do notice many tagalog words have the same Spanish meaning as well, but is definitely not spelled same way.

[@DwaineWoolley]

Plenty of Spanish words are found in Bisaya and Tagalog. I’m sure it would help

[@jehgelo]

I am filipino and I must say, we only have some loanwords in Spanish. It can help in some case. But take note some words only. The other words /grammar/sentences are totally different from your language.

[@reinebalisbis]

if you're hispanic, you probably can be fluent in less than a year since tagalog language has many spanish words

[@alanguages]

Having a Hispanic background? You mean having a background in the Spanish language. Spanish loanwords help, the same way as Tagalog uses the Latinate alphabet. Tagalog now uses a lot of English words, and the average speech is not pure Tagalog, but Taglish. Part English part Tagalog.

[@dregus3385]

being mexican helps more because of the nahuatl words hahaha

[@raizacarillo5170]

proud kaayo ko nimo kay kabalo ka mo bisaya ug tagalog we are proud of you

[@Navillea]

Man you really are fluent in Tagalog! ❤

[@gratefulMOMent]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing. I grew up there, my dad was stationed in the Philippines for 6 years. I learned Tagalog then I lost it when I moved to the states. I’m feeling inspired to learn now,34 years later. I love the idea of your course. I remember swimming at the ocean, going to Manila, & visiting Baguio. When I meet a Filipino I ask them to talk to me. Hopefully one day I can talk back. Ps. Hurrah for Israel!!!

[@sethdiaz2546]

I'm a Filipino and you speak Tagalog better than me HAHAHAHA

[@jerryngo2575]

I'm so greatfull to you Dwaine learning our native language and dialect good job to you bro keep it up and hope to see more video from you and shanta im a big fan of you bro now that I'm here in Adelaide SA still watching your videos. Again kudos Dwaine and keep safe always. 👍👍👍

[@hughjassol2072]

Filipinos need to keep their language and culture. To many come to the western world, and after one generation, have forgotten their culture and language.

[@Browncathartic]

I am inspired, Dwaine! I was born and raised in the U.S. My parents discouraged, as well as lectured me regularly, not to learn Tagalog (nor Visaya!). I moved to the Philippines to learn... Thanks for sharing your experiences.

[@JeweelM]

Member din po ako ng The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints❤️. Hello po✨

[@lwltski5806]

i was actually really surprised when u made ur intro !! i thought it would sound like what most people would sound like but i was wrong !! good job and keep going !!

[@scorpio7seven28]

Incredibly amazing........ CONGRATULATIONS!

[@ruukurosawa]

Oh! I want to learn Bisaya to get in touch with my mom's roots. Gonna check out your website as soon as I can 😊

[@jamesskirten226]

My moms Filipino, she always wanted to teach my lil brother and I, but sadly she never had the time, now I'm 16 and taken upon my self to learn

[@roviedeluna2999]

That is one of the sad thing when there's a Filipina/filipino who moved and had family in other countries, they aren't teaching their kids to speak tagalog or any dialects (based from what part of the Philippines they came from). Goodluckkk to youuu!!!

[@jameskung9808]

Just started learning, still figuring the sentence structure

[@midnightghoul2236]

Same, its very confusing but im trying haha

[@Fennetic]

It's pretty close to english so it's not that hard.

[@kayleen67]

I'm half Philippines and half Indonesian and i speak English (sometimes) and i learnt Tagalog from some apps, and now I'm good at it (Siguro?) Uh I'll speak Tagalog from now on, Kaya gusto ko talaga ang mga Filipino songs! Ang galing talaga nila! :) At para sa mga Tagalog ay matututuhan mo ito ng wala pang isang taon! Kaya ito lang ang gusto kong sabihin sa ngayon! :)

[@its-cadeee]

Ooo what apps if you don’t mind sharing?

[@yarelcariaga2800]

What app did you use?

[@marlborored3719]

Road to 1 million subscribers na. Kaya nyo yan

[@musingvagabond]

I am learning tagalog right now. My family is from the Philippines but never taught me ): I actually want to learn bisaya and waray waray at some point because thats where my family is actually from, but i thought tagalog first would be easier? but it seems like thats not the case!

[@sajuelaaltheagabriellei.1679]

Here's something you should know about our language, the letter "a" is the most prominent vowel in our language. Like the adjectives; maganda (beautiful) and matalino (smart).

[@StockyDude]

Maalaala mo kaya (TV show where the characters are crying every 5 minutes).

[@lifewithlani2637]

I've been here 2 years and I struggle so hard with Tagalog and Bisaya. 🙁

[@rtbean8946]

me too, i cannot grasp or remember the words and putting a sentence together is hard, the basics is kinda easy like kamusta ka? but trying anything further gets really hard and tongue tied...lol When listening to filipinos chatting is extremely hard as they talk soooo fast, and i might pick up a word here and there, but its really frustrating not being able to grasp the language quicker than most, funny thing is when i am able to grasp Korean and Japanese faster than tagalog sadly..

[@RonaldAllanMartinez]

Yun oh. Magaling ka talaga Dwaine! 👍♥️▶️

[@jenniferricoilongga3517]

Hi dwaine I always saying this every time I go live streaming because I have friends watching on me from Germany and London they always want to learn tagalog and also other dialect in the Philippines.. GOD bless you and dwanta ❤️❤️❤️

[@jayb8369]

Dwaine , your knowledge and command of Tagalog is quite impressive. I find that refreshing and encouraging. I've decided to study Tagalog myself just to get a better understanding of the language. Love the content of your videos!! New subscriber from the states.

[@patitaua2413]

Ayyyyy, I served in the Quezon City North mission but was pulled out due to the corona virus... I to am from Australia lol HAHAHA

[@TheMaddocks]

This is sooo cute!!! My fiancé and I have been dating for almost 20 months now and we were about to close the distance and get married in the temple this June 9th, but because of the Coronavirus, we have to postpone.🥺 We wish everyone the best in their relationships! It’s always the best to be in the arms of the one you love💕 #LDR

[@tajneeley]

Same boat

[@decisive5760]

Updates?

[@ADLAW27]

Astig ka kaayo kuya Dwien🤘

[@sgtjoe2008]

dwaine you have a language talent like a polyglot or a multilingual, i believe you can easily learn other local languages like ilocano, pangasinan, kapampangan, chavacano...etc.

[@rm.makes.me.smile_]

I clicked play, jaw dropped, paused it, leaned all the way back saying “bro what”, sat up and had to start it over. I was expecting you to be good, but you are NATIVE LANGUAGE GOOD. I’ve never been so shook so fast 😂😭😭 had to gather my thoughts LOLL

[@omnione12]

Excited to learn Tagalog, but unfortunately I am not a fan of anything that requires a month subscription. On to the next

[@boyalastv3345]

Wow Ang ganda partner dwainewoolley.dami ko nattunan dto

[@kookies63]

Love this video!

[@psybergames7327]

I found you after deciding I want to move from Scotland to Philippines, I am looking to try learn as much language as possible before moving out the Philippines

[@bigglesharrumpher4139]

I would add that living in the Philippines gives a huge advantage when learning as you are exposed to the language 24/7.

[@MomMsAnyangvlog]

😍😍😍 SHANTA AND DWAINE LAABYOUU😘😘😘

[@valenzuelanelrosp.545]

Wooww amazing. You're too good at it

[@aizelnicolemendoza1768]

Shoutt outt po! Kuyaaaa Dwaine💖

[@aldas9174]

How come!! You speak it very very naturally pinoy!! If you are a foreigner you need so much effort to be sounds like that.. u have my respect bro!! 👍 I encounter many indian refugees here in the Philippines and they can speak basic Tagalog words and it really helps them for communicating us

[@Unknown1245732]

This is so cool, I just got home from serving in the Urdaneta mission (its pretty much just Pangasinan & it used to be part of Baguio mission) & it's crazy how many times I heard about an American who was a missionary that was on TV there 😂 I saw one of your videos today & thought "this has to be that guy everyone talked about" & I was right lol Salamat sa mga video mo! Ingat ka diyan ah! 🤟🏽

[@matt-od8li]

I used this program and I thought it was good at first. However, after using it for a while I noticed all of the videos use the same example types. The vocabulary lists are decent however they have a lot of formal Tagalog words that you probably will not be using often. Also, when using this program make sure to lookup the words you learn. I found a lot of the words did not actually exist after checking with multiple native speakers. Specifically, a lot of the words in the the Mang- conjugation are made up. At best they will teach you how to conjugate, but as I said make sure to double check that what you are learning there is accurate. I would rate this program a 4/10. It has potential, but should be rechecked for accuracy and updated with new vocabulary and examples. For the same price as this, you can get pimsleur, which is a lot more helpful in my opinion. There are also a ton of free resources available online. I really hope they read this comment and fix the shortcomings in their product.

[@froggyjosh]

Thanks for the review Matt. I was considering doing the philtalk.net course but your review has made me question it. It's a shame that Dwaine didn't reply to your comment. I would have liked to see how he replied. Have you personally tried the Pimsleur course? It's $16.95 per month so a bit more expensive than this one. I wonder how many months it would take to use Tagalog using Pimsleur 🤔

[@matt-od8li]

@@froggyjosh Yes I have used Pimsleur. It is expensive, but pay for one month and download all of the recordings so you dont have to resubscribe. It will not teach you to a fluent level, however it is by far the best way to get familiar with the language especially if you are a beginner. PM me if you want to know some tips on learning this language. Ive been at it for almost a year straight and tried just about every resource there is. I cam certainly steer you in a good direction.

[@froggyjosh]

@@matt-od8li Thanks for the offer...Yeah I would certainly love some tips! Thanks mate!

[@froggyjosh]

@@matt-od8li You said " PM me if you want to know some tips". There's no option to PM people on KZbin. Do you have an insta I can reach you on, or I'm happy to chat here in the comments.

[@froggyjosh]

@@matt-od8li messaged you

[@allanbyron5996]

Your really exceptional buddy!!

[@Ms.MD7]

Omg your Tagalog is amazing. I'm Visaya but grew up in the US and when I visited the Philippines, some random white guy just started speaking my dialect so eloquently, I was mind-blown lol he was from Utah who was Mormon missionary.

[@azeedeguzman9556]

Shout Out! Kuyaaaa

[@lotudavid2208]

i am half filipino and my dad also taught some tagalog language to me and my sibling and he want me to teach him some samoan language, but my dad knows how to sing a samoan prayer song, but ever since my dad passed away last month, i never learned anything from him. He couldn't speak and was stroke for 1 year and i missed him so much.

[@renart26]

Yessss yesssss naman😍😍😍

[@whoseeksthetruth3738]

Keep going!💜

[@jackrack8267]

I can't believe your accent is very good!

[@corneliusfrank]

Do we get a discount for being filipino?

[@horchatamochi1006]

Learning Tagalog because I just feel like it do I want to live I the Philippines? no Do I have filipino acquaintances? no I just built different:) 🥶😤

[@jessicaling2109]

your tagalog is better than Fil-Ams who studied in international school in the Philippines. It's understandable if they didnt grow up in the Philippines but many of them did.

[@vroxi4810]

Godbless

[@maryv3937]

Half Filipina trying to learn Tagalog here. I knew it was Vigan as soon as I saw the cobblestone! Are there any cities with such Spanish influences in the Philippines?

[@lyttyl6347]

Zamboanga City (Asia's Latin City) in Mindanao. They speak Chavacano (Spanish creole).

[@zanwhoria]

i’m filipino and have a filipino mom so we visit a lot of filipino relatives and i wanna learn tagalog so wish me luck

[@King-2077]

If you become fluent in just 6 months, that is actually quite a feat. Especially if you’re a little bit older.

[@DwaineWoolley]

I started learning Tagalog when I was 21

[@King-2077]

Dwaine Woolley yep, you’re pretty good. And you dont even have that much accent which os great. Maybe you were filipino in your past life lol.

[@spr1ngw0lf96]

Wews congrats pre

[@andresandrade1231]

Well, marunong na ako tagalog and I want to give a try to your site. Im here from 2014 and happy to see you so good in tagalog. Salamat pre!

[@stoutpeter]

I did this course during lockdown and can recommend it as a good way to start Bisaya from scratch 👍

[@user-fj9td2bh2o]

Wow you really good-- I'm filipino but I'm also trying to learn kapampangan since I wanna know what my mom talks about with her friends 🙉

[@AprilKarl]

Your accent is on point!

[@kxttrb]

i’m hawaiian and philipino so i really want learn the languages and go to both hawaii and the Philippines to tap into my history and learn more , i’ve never learned the languages because i was born in rhode island and my mom doesn’t know anything because her parents didn’t teach her

[@jamillifestyle]

Dahil napakabuti mong tao kaya you deserve to have more blessings..

[@thadd4036]

Im Filipino and i spoke Tagalog and only Tagalog then i watched American or non Tagalog speaking KZbinrs then i got thought English then i sort of forgot Tagalog then im struggling in school now im trying to find Tagalog lessons and this really helped me

[@idiotkakasee744]

you're so fluent its so awsome

[@Xenolith16]

PA SHOUT OUT PO... KUYA DWAINE.💓💓

[@frederickkalaw7564]

Wow, i need to study more Philtalk

[@florestoleros]

Awesome vedio ❤

[@ramilgesmundo1474]

WOW!!..very interesting!!!

[@maydray8168]

My friend just got back from his mission in the Philippines 😁

[@TravelEndleslie]

I was born here in the Philippines and I only know Tagalog.

[@jenevevnorrman5121]

Ikaw pala ang gumawa ng phil talk Dwaine...good luck sa inyo ng asawa mong si Shanta.

[@pizzawpineapple7589]

Bro. Member din po ako I love this Video💕❤

[@shielacordzgabihan9440]

Very good dodong ky hasler na jud ka mgbsya og tagalog proud pilipino nka