Learn Filipino - Filipino in Three Minutes - Do You Speak English?

[@FilipinoPod101]

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[@LearnwithReymund]

All the best in learning Filipino 😊🙏 Our language is the key to our culture, heritage and identity 🇵🇭

[@Vulture1903]

I'm trying to learn filipino, and i'm kind happy that some parts of it it's just like spanish because i am brazilian and portuguese and spanish have much in common so it might not be as hard as i thought

[@DianaRoseYanni]

Mary The Wolf May I know the reason why you wanna learn Tagalog? I love your language so much and also spanish language. Such beautiful lenguahes! Learning them on Duolingo 😊 Hopefully Tagalog would also be available on Duolingo. All the best to you! 😊

[@geneovarb7255]

You're correct mary wolf .. they are bit common

[@anne-lh8np]

Mary The Wolf try this natatae na ako means:I need to poop

[@jumarkpelismino5632]

Me gusta la lengua española!

[@randomly_random_0]

Only in vocabulary nd limited loanwords. But the grammar and unusual verb conjugation will drive you crazy once you start learning it. Kain = to eat, has a lot of different conjugation. It can transformed into a new word or aspect based on prefix, infix and suffixes. Kumakain is different with kinakain but both means eating currently (progressive) the difference is kumakain with UM infix, is an actor focus while IN infix is an object focused verb. The pronouns and particles also depends on the affixes you use

[@MAnaGraceI]

thank you Erica Reyes we just adopted a child and he only spoke Tagalog. My son and daughter have been watching your 3 minute vids and they are love showing off there now sentences and words! Keep on making these type of vids please Maraming Salamat Po, ME!

[@perrywangui5040]

kumusta?ako si perry kibe,am very masaya upang matuto tagalog.love panonood ng iyong pelikula dito sa AFRICA.keep up the great work

[@juju5107]

+perry wangui great. to make it a full filipino sentence you should say this. " ako po ay masaya matuto ng tagalog, gusto ko panoorin ang iyong pelikula dito sa AFRICA.

[@gejobaguso2820]

+perry wangui way to go. you will polish more as time goes by. good luck :) from PH

[@exhd912]

It should be "Perry Kibe pangalan ko, Sobrang saya ako magturo ng Tagalog . Gustong-gusto ko manood ng mga videos mo dito sa Africa". (This form is the most casual)

[@yaboii_gustavo4085]

I’m Mexican and wanna learn Tagalog cuz all my friends are Filipino so I wanna speak with them in Tagalog

[@afordan]

Or, just ask "Do you speak English?" If they don't understand you, then they don't.

[@johnpaulursua6839]

Its not even complicated for us to understand that!! because in our education system here in the phil. we often used lexical used of english. it depends to a students if he/she has the passion to learn it.

[@merryel_julie_ann_2.o211]

Alfred Fordan im a filipino im on 5th grade i can speak

[@C0MEANDGET7]

John Paul Ursua exactly. And we even prefer some words in english because it's a bit awkward when you speak straight tagalog or not in taglish. Hahahaha

[@harmonyfuntime1082]

Ermm I’ve been speaking English my entire life even if I’m Filipino😂 but I do know how to speak Tagalog and my mother tongue cause I’m not particularly a tagalog person😐

[@undergroundskeptic2916]

"Marunong ka bang mag-Ingles?"

[@goodasgian9446]

I am born Filipino with both my parents Filipino too, as a young child (about 1-4 years) I lived in the Philippines and was able to speak Tagalog fluently, but as we travelled to New Zealand when I reached 5 I had to go to school there. Because the school was english it meant that I had to speak it too, the first few weeks I learned to speak english from my classmates and they still respected me because I was Filipino. When I reached 10 we moved back to Philippines, and because that 5 years of my life was a baby and the next five years I was a student, I forgot to speak Tagalog... I went to a Filipino school and since it was a private school they were good english speakers and they supported me all the way through till now. Soon my school will start but I am afraid because I am not proper at speaking Tagalog, when I got to this school I had to restart grade 4 because the school starts later than from my New Zealand school, I am now going into grade 6 and I am 12 but I am worried that I will become helpless in school now that I am turning teen next year... But I now that I wont give up and I will keep on trying until I become who I started as.

[@marielleeliza657]

GoodAsGian keep it up, practice more😊

[@harmonyfuntime1082]

Oof I feel ur pain😂 although I wasn’t born in another country, or particularly forgotten how to speak Filipino I spoke English since the day I was born so I’m not quite confident with my tagalog either or my accent. I feel like it would sound unnatural when I speak it😂😢😂

[@undergroundskeptic2916]

Same. I was born in the Philippines but moved to Singapore at 3 years old. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@karlianbasallote2825]

MAGALING! Sana marami pang ganitong mga KZbin Channel para mas marami pang matutunan sa Wikang Filipino ang mga banyaga. Maaaring pag-usapan ang mga kulay, bahagi ng katawan ng tao, at iba pa.

[@FilipinoPod101]

Hi Karl Ian, Salamat sa iyong suporta! Ginagawa namin ang aming makakaya para gawing mahusay at madali ang pagbahagi ng wikang Filipino sa mundo! May iba't ibang lebel rin kami ng mga lesson na makikita sa FilipinoPod101.com na website. :) Betsey Team FilipinoPod101.com

[@undergroundskeptic2916]

Oo. Hindi well-known ang wikang Filipino, at malungkot iyan. Ang mga estudyante sa mga private na eskwelahan ay hindi gusto mag-aral ng Filipino kasi akala nila na iyan lang ang wika ng mga yaya at drivers nila. Ako din, ako ang estudyante pero hindi marunong ako magtagalog... What I mean is hindi marunong ako mag-construct ng mga mas kumplikadong pangungusap... Pero may dahilan ako... Hindi nakatira ako sa Pilipinas sa buong buhay ko kasi, noong bata lang ako, nalipat ako sa ibang bansa. Dapat lahat ng mga Filipinos ay magmahal ng wika nila.

[@karlianbasallote2825]

+Amy Samuels Kahit naman sabihin na may halong wikang Inggles ang wikang Filipino, mas madali itong pag-aralan ng mga banyaga. Hindi tulad ng ibang wika sa ibang bansa, ay talagang mahirap bumuo ng pangungusap. Pumunta ka sa Pilipinas para matuto ka mag-tagalog.

[@tupacshakur8417]

some of filipino words are from spanish

[@orangeribbons7532]

yeah because Spain colonized Philippines for 300 or more years. (:

[@jclorenzgulmatico722]

+orange ribbons Lies! they only liberated my country (the Philippines) only for 130 Years.

[@tupacshakur8417]

+JC Lorenz Gulmatico are go to school philipines was colonized by the spanish 300+ years

[@jclorenzgulmatico722]

+Tupac Shakur That's not I was told when I was in school (Kidapawan City Pilot Elementary School) or maybe I'm just forgetful.

[@orangeribbons7532]

may history subject ka ba? The history of the Philippines from 1521 to 1898, also known as the Spanish Colonial Era, begins with the arrival in 1521 of European explorer Ferdinand Magellan sailing for Spain, which heralded the period when the Philippines was a colony of the Spanish Empire, and ends with the outbreak of the Spanish-American war in 1898.. try mo kaya isolve kung 130 years lang ba!

[@jessreidt5074]

These simple lessons are really helpful! Salamat po!

[@roseannefrancisco6516]

Very weird, why i am watching this? I'm a filipino.

[@GabrielLima-ys2mm]

DJ Kelpo teach me so I wanna learn

[@GabrielLima-ys2mm]

DJ Kelpo all about Tagalog

[@GabrielLima-ys2mm]

DJ Kelpo but where?

[@nobilitas16]

same here i'm a Fil-Can too but 100% tagalog, 20% english fluent free brush up lessons for all those of you who are rusty lol

[@angelinacarlsen3550]

Rose Anne Francis

[@ameliaslife8778]

Learning this while My Filipino friend right next to me is being and expert

[@mapleleafgamingplayz4915]

ikr me too.now i will say spanish is sooooo way to hard!!

[@AriannadtAriannadt]

sino nanonood dito na filipino ? 😂

[@janzeencalugan1293]

ako

[@a889fhjsk]

Ako ;w;

[@liezlannlago5163]

ako

[@deeped7249]

Thank you so much :) I really appreciate these

[@ProceGivesLs]

I'm a kid in Canada. Fluent in English, French and Filipino. Well until I went to school. I spoke filipino to my parents and my family, but then when I went to school and learned french, it just kept messing me up. I can understand the language 100% but I have difficulty speaking it. And I always speak informal lol

[@arianefe2142]

i remembered edward sa Pbb sabi nia " it such a long word for just THROUGH??" "sa pamamagitan" same as EXCUSE ME to MAWALANG GALANG PO hehe very polite parin ang pinoy kahit saan hehe

[@undergroundskeptic2916]

OO nga

[@mikvangvl]

Your lessons really help me! I watch it in free time and learn a lot! Salamat po!

[@Queen.Sindel]

Most filipino words are derived from spanish and malay language so dont be surprised if u encounter some of them, tho with different spelling!

[@cesarmakengo9315]

Maraming salamat

[@08V09]

Marunong po ba kayong magsalita ng Ingles I think would be more appropriate.

[@kaloy7242]

Ito ang way ng pagsasalita ng mga Filipino ng kanilang language, Especially in Manila, karamihan sa kanila ay gumagamit ng Taglish or Combination of English and Tagalog(Filipino) this is the most common way ng communication dito sa Pilipinas, Mostly kase sa kanila ay nakakapagsalita ng English

[@spartacuswarrior1761]

Ang qute mo! Para ba akong nakakita ng malabituin sa kalangitan na kumikislap sa tuwing gabi na mistulang malapalasong may kamandag na tumatagos sa kaibuturan ng aking puso.

[@potatohead404]

Love your videos! Keep making more.

[@LocalScenery]

It can be asked the way like this, Ikaw ba ay nagsasalita ng English? (subject, verb and object. SVO)

[@juneqo_8900]

I was expecting someone to be like "Who is here because of Dara unnie?" GUYS naalala nyo si bb Dara noong nandito sya sa Pilipinas a nagaudition ang cutieee nya~

[@THEdelkaimek]

when speaking politely, why don't you put " Nagsasalita po ba kayoNG Ingles" as you did for "Marunong po ba kayong mag- Ingles"

[@senghkawn2153]

The NG in (1) "marunong po ba kayoNG mag-Ingles" is different from the NG in "nagsasalita po ba kayo ng Ingles" The NG in (1) is an object marker, while the NG in (2) is a connector, derived from NA which becomes -NG after a word that ends in certain consonants. the phrase "kayong mag-ingles" is derived from "kayo na mag ingles"

[@gerryboyp.7668]

Gaga........ Feeling marunong....

[@JR-xj5lz]

Hindi, ang magiging kahulugan lang niya kapag ginawang connector ang "ng" ay "Do you English speak?"

[@YourLocalApologist]

Nahanap ko ito habang nag reresearch XD

[@ginae7705]

I was born in Philippines and I learnt to be speak Tagalog. So since when have we referred to our main language as Filipino? What have I missed? Have I been wrong all this time? I constantly correct the westerners or anyone who asks me. "Do you speak Filipino?" My response would be, " I am Filipino and I can speak Tagalog".

[@1ChibiYuki]

Tagalog, being the national language of the Philippines, may offend non-Tagalog speakers. If I'm not mistaken, we've always referred to our language as Filipino, since it also consists of other Philippine languages, not just Tagalog.

[@ruup2it96]

Salamat po!

[@AliceBarker182]

I have a question :D Why in the first form it's used " ng ingles" and in the second "mag-ingles"? What is the difference?

[@jeffreyspencer8416]

I like your videos they are short yet helpful

[@FilipinoPod101]

Jeffrey Spencer Thank you for the comment! Keep on learning with FilipinoPod101 :) Regards, Team FilipinoPod101.com

[@greatprincessgalapon9694]

kumusta kayo, ako si Erika how are you everyone? I'm Erika

[@badbaba1303]

+Tana Hindana u know what..when she said her name "i am erika"...i was so confused ....cos it sounds me "i america"...haha...i thought how can it b possible...i knew its my mistake...but stilll wondering wts her name.....now i know her name...:)

[@霖风]

Kumusta! Ako si Atallah!

[@beachdays561]

I was promised to learn Tagalog in three minutes.. oh my god so complicated my girlfriend who is Filipino now feels so much pity for me based on the complexity in this video haha

[@ethanbolen2416]

Thank you..

[@Franellkunwa_Cousins]

I’m a Filipino but I’m bad at speaking Filipino from grammar and so my mom says that I’m cute at speaking tagalog

[@wade810218]

0:55 2:55

[@Queen.Sindel]

Actually for english speakers . They dont need to worry about learning the language! Becos most filipinos understand english!

[@josevillafranca1252]

Dude I'm a Filipino and I know English u ano ka ba panget o tabs translate that in English XD

[@nathanielborces6189]

Maraming Salamat po :)

[@immortalzainteee]

I don't speak English but I know how to speak English I am an Filipino funny Question I don't know how to speak tagalog

[@hiih1649]

I have Filipino blood and Scottish and Spanish and Australian I am not sure if I have any other

[@giancarlosrosales6728]

I know English and spanish and this is haha but it's a very fascinating language and fun to learn.

[@aaa_378]

After 25 years of being married to a Filipina, suddenly I want to learn Tagalog with Erika!!

[@kennethdzengedza8978]

You're a dead man

[@nurarfahsarifuddin2350]

Is Filipino is Tagalog. Or it's 2 different language?

[@trancemaxmusic3746]

Kadalasan kapag nandoon ako sa Pilipinas, kung magtanong ako sa mga Tagalog na "do you speak english" ang palaging sinasabi ko ay "alam mo bang magsalita ng Ingles".

[@NicksGamingAkgamers]

Salaamat po....

[@hansoomin6168]

Yeah.

[@meetjeric]

oo means yes, kaunti means just a little, konti means a bit, hindi means no , hinde means not really. Thats what i get from my native tongue.

[@greatprincessgalapon9694]

it's not everybody, its everyone

[@myraurquia3656]

oo

[@chip3592]

When I learn Filipino my school better beware. Because a certain student will be going around speaking Filipino to random people.

[@deyaneiraesteban]

Which dialect is this? Tagalog?

[@justvisit]

Me too

[@vocaloidgraal2713]

Thx it helped me

[@翁銘啟]

Salamat po :D

[@deocaesario3315]

Im from indonesia, can i ask a question?. Can i mention subject first before verb? For ex : kaw nagsasalita ingles?Cus im still learning tagalog. Tx

[@cindymananzalamartinez6679]

in filipino the sentence has 2 forms...active and passive...the common way is passive...and the one you ask for is active which is rare and weird to listen to for native speakers

[@cindymananzalamartinez6679]

ikaw po ba ay nagsasalita ng ingles?

[@randomly_random_0]

As Tagalog and most of Philippine languages are VSO, the first to come in sentence is Verbs. But you can also turn it into Subject initial language, just use "ay" to invert the sentence order. But it's too formal and is only used in music, literature, poems.

[@kennethtubig4676]

Can you make videos to learn Illongo?

[@vivianraval7563]

Galing

[@riyadhadez6818]

hello thank you very much for lecture you good teacher but i have a notice you have to say tagalog language thats philpino language to give the learner to know the word TAGALOG I REPEAT THANK U VERY MUCH

[@geneovarb7255]

Kumusta = como esta ☺

[@arobloxuser4744]

Ikaw ba ung sa text to speach?

[@superj1e2z6]

I just realized we use particles.

[@ginacrain6233]

I’m trying to learn Tagalog even though I’ve heared it my whole life.Im filapino.

[@PandaSavitar]

What's the difference between " Nakakapag salita ka ba ng ingles? " and " Nagsasalita ka ba ng ingles?"

[@FilipinoPod101]

Hi Juan! Great question. Nakakapagsalita is asking if you are able to speak while nagsasalita is asking if you [do] speak. Salamat! Betsey Team FilipinoPod101.com

[@JAHKAMREN]

So Erika, How do you say? I love you in Filipino?

[@venomous4575]

I love you in Filipino is MAHAL KITA . MAHAL MEANS LOVE KITA IS YOU

[@randomly_random_0]

@@venomous4575 Kita = Ko + Ikaw

[@undergroundskeptic2916]

Sino bang Filipino dito pero hindi marunong siya magtagalog? xD

[@kiville4527]

Ako!

[@melmel4805]

Ako po (I know a little)

[@apdroidgeek1737]

ikaw

[@apdroidgeek1737]

siya is no need on your sentence maam

[@undergroundskeptic2916]

apdroid geek AYY

[@epicnitroaap2554]

Wow dami akong nalaman dito Ay teka lang i only learned this because i live in the philippines

[@thekarenator840]

I love lumpia

[@adrib_malib]

Same

[@saikojin1879]

This goddamn language is soo difficult my brain is starting to bleed hmmm nvm maybe i'm just dumb asf if its weren't for my parents i wouldn't be learning this language

[@gyanendrakumar8226]

is it necessary to say mano while putting someone hand on own forhead?

[@zed8762]

No, ur Hand in someone's Forehead.

[@interstellar_duh7431]

Mawalang galang lang po. Why does 'po' come before "ba kayo" and "ba kayong" in the formal versions of the sentences?

[@efelicityp4543]

I know I speak tagalog but english is my 1st language

[@TheMichaelsuazo13]

you should instead say "Tagalog" because that's an ethnicity not a dialect. The term encapsulates all languages in the archipelago and there's over 120 of them.

[@pithecophagajefferyi7460]

Tagalog is also an ethnicity. I am a Tagalog

[@alikab8363]

What she said at the end of the video ?

[@JD-by4zt]

She said 'Hanggang sa muli' in English it's 'Until next time'.

[@NicksGamingAkgamers]

You are speak English so cute

[@mabel2128]

I speak english and im Chrisma I am trying to learn how to speak ilocano

[@FilipinoPod101]

+Chris Torricer Hi Chrisma! Thank you for your comment :) we don't have lessons for Ilocano as of yet in this site. Good luck and enjoy studying Ilocano. If you ever want to learn Filipino (Tagalog), check out our other videos as well! Salamat! Betsey Team FilipinoPod101.com

[@ernestorarama2584]

in ilocano... salamat means..agyaman or agyaman nak apo...yun lang alam ko..hahaha

[@LuNa-yr3nc]

native Ilokano speaker here

[@denisepauline6624]

magandang hapon .. naimbag a malem..

[@zed8762]

Iyot

[@tapendrasinghdhayal1759]

nice

[@AUDIOSOURCES]

Hindi ba mas masarap sa tenga kung ang sasabihin ay "May galang po" kaysa "mawalang galang po".

[@totoybrown64]

Ako kabalo ko mo ingon ug tubag og bisaya,cebuano,tagalog,ilucano,german,canadian

[@apdroidgeek1737]

Peyner Buffton dko maintindihan

[@jessicahathaway7565]

apdroid geek that's bisaya.. another filipino language

[@marielleeliza657]

Jessica Hathaway it's not languange, it's dialect

[@ChosenHawk64608]

Why am I watching this I grew up there

[@Anthony_P87]

that's too soundly hahaha but you can mix english & tagalog like this ''marunong kabang mag-english?''

[@kenneulau1024]

"Mawalang galang lang po" literally means, " I meant no disrespect"

[@kylegabriel2481]

It's just the same. Your making things complicated. - Filipino here...

[@Odog-Tbone]

It feels like school but at home in bed

[@TeamLoureceVae]

I have a channel.

[@johnnyrock2075]

dude this is like level 2

[@josemarieboladola9587]

kabalo ko ang ingles og hapon

[@erika_bailey1447]

I am greman and Filipino

[@matchamasu3018]

I was a natural born Filipino that could speak Tagalog but then my dad tug hat me English at a young age and ni can't speak philipino anymore

[@ZJThePotato]

Bakit?

[@matchamasu3018]

I forget ten everything :(

[@krismarie1674]

Same here.

[@marquisdaniels9657]

your dad tug hat you english? what does that even mean?

[@matchamasu3018]

My dad taught me that's what it means

[@elesia7853]

i understand so well but cannot speak it :c

[@cassandrashanepolicarpio5976]

hello im a filipino

[@alaysiousmarak3099]

Ilike your langgue👍👍👍👍👍

[@lanniegalvan7633]

buti maronung nako ng pilipino

[@mcpegirl1589]

buendia...

[@magneshp6060]

nagsasalitapo ba KAYO NG ingles why "kayo ng" is not kayong here

[@C0MEANDGET7]

I'm a filipino but I didn't know that the tagalog word of German is "Aleman". 😂

[@PringleZilla]

Haha lol when i was a little i remember that my father would always say that his boss is an Aleman or a German.

[@roserodrigiuez5611]

sushi the wold naiintindihan mo ba ako mag ingles

[@TeamLoureceVae]

I miss candy cute😭😭😭

[@makicriesalot]

but excuse me how can i say do you understand english?

[@trishadelosreyes7561]

+Sushi the wolf "Nakakaintindi ka ba ng Ingles?" Intindi- understand Nakakaintindi- can understand

[@makicriesalot]

Trisha Ann Marie Delos Reyes thank u

[@FilipinoPod101]

+Sushi the wolf Hi Sushi the wolf, You can say "Nakakaintindi ka ba ng Ingles?" in more polite terms you can say "Nakakaintidi po ba kayo ng Ingles?" :) Salamat! Betsey Team FilipinoPod101.com

[@hardhimal]

+Trisha Ann Marie Delos Reyes nako ang taas naman nyan.. mas easy pa ba ho ung bisaya?

[@tupacshakur8417]

Entiende!

[@bilpery]

magandang hapon maaari mong gawin ang isang Portuguese class'm mapagmahal matuto mula sa iyo

[@marquisdaniels9657]

show off

[@apdroidgeek1737]

bil pery lol google translated ahaha laugh so hard at this