LEARN FILIPINO | 100 MOST COMMON ADJECTIVES IN FILIPINO | Tagalog Vocabulary

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[@charissahowes675]

Ate JC, your videos are so wonderful and have been a helpful supplement to my Tagalog studies. May I make a recommendation? For the vocabulary, when possible, could you have a picture of the vocab word you are teaching (rather than just the English word)? This really helps visual learners (like myself) learn the Tagalog word for the noun/verb without going through the process of always translating from English to Tagalog. Example: When I see "to run" and "takbo", later when I need to use that word my brain is thinking English "to run" means "takbo". But, if I see a picture of someone running and see "takbo", later when I see someone running, my brain will automatically think "takbo" (rather than translating from English to Tagalog). Does that make sense? Again, I LOVE your videos. They are so clear and help explain so much and reinforce the grammar that is difficult for me to learn. Please keep them coming!!!

[@camy25h]

Congrats, you are doing a good job ! Everynyhimg is clear and well explained. Do you think you could pdf resources of your lessons ?

[@DidNotReadInstructions]

Please ditch the music and go stereo with your voice. Otherwise good. Thanks.

[@moonzplkven]

Don't mind Day 1 : 0:00 - 1:15

[@monicasheperd3350]

can you do one for the verbs? thanks!

[@SpeakTagalogWithJC]

yes, I posted a couple. please check them out on my channel :)

[@my_own_identity]

Help me find the unhealthy pls i dont know where is it pls comment the timestamp

[@Potato12385]

Thanks now i got a 100 on the test

[@henrylie]

i would love to have a list. now i am typing the list myself and it s hard to keep up the pace of the videos

[@babykitten6700]

I realized toward the end that almost all of them start with ma-

[@nonoymanoynoy]

Well spotted! "ma-" is a prefix for: having a certain quality or having a lot of something "maganda" - beautiful; "ganda" - beauty

[@bombasticblunderbuss0918]

​@nonoymanoynoy I'm confused with the tagalog prefixes;there are just so many. I don't understand when to use mag, in,-hin, pag, etc.etc. Is it just memorization?

[@micharrow]

background music like more down pls