LAHAT - How to Say "ALL / EVERYTHING" in Tagalog Language | Filipino to English Translation

[@gerrymcnally9344]

Maraming Salamat Po. Every time I see the TTMIT logo, I get a nice warm fuzzy feeling inside me. Please continue your hard and instructional work for us. 😉👍👏

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Gerry 😊🙏

[@jhoelmagno6952]

Maraming salamat po! Can you also make more listening practice videos like maybe podcasts or long dialogues? Those are really helpful :)

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Sige po, I'll try. 😊

[@blockcrx945]

Salamat po

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Salamat din po. 😊

[@ТромбонГалактический]

Maraming salamat po sa aral 👍 maaari bang kunting hiling? Sanang gusto kong aralin ang mga salita na may pilipinong ugat (hindi ingles o espanyol) hangga't maaari. Halimbawa, imbes na "Masasaya ang lahat ng mga bisita sa meeting (o party)" - maaaring sabihin: "Masasaya ang lahat ng mga panauhin sa pagkikita", parang ganun. Kahit papaano, salamat muli 😊👍

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hello there! Maraming salamat din po for always watching my videos. I get your point po, but the thing is, we don't typically use those words in everyday conversation. You might sound a bit formal or poetic and people might find your manner of speaking funny rather than natural if you use them. Native Tagalog words like "pulong," "panauhin," "pagkikita," "paaralan," "guro," etc. tend to sound formal and are often reserved for written text or in formal settings like news. 😊

[@ТромбонГалактический]

@@TalkToMeInTagalog aaaah, okaaay 😊