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[@moses777exodus]

So beautiful, amazing, lovely, and wonderful. Much Blessings to you. Thanks for sharing, Lord-Jesus-Christ com

[@muffin9330]

How to say I am fine in Filipino

[@calmayeda899]

PM

[@calmayeda899]

R rsr s5asteer 5e

[@calmayeda899]

J no o no

[@rommelrentoria4876]

It's weird when you are a filipino and you're watching this.

[@massiesmith5246]

I agree.

[@leahmitts2363]

I know right

[@kimartcelestorgio2320]

I agree hahahahha

[@YT_aaliah]

lmao 😂

[@laurendanielson5808]

Ikr

[@lkarunia9269]

I am Indonesian. I am in love with the Philippines. I want to learn the language of the Philippines and would like to someday get to go to the Philippines. Warm regards from indonesia. Mabuhay Phillippines !!!! Indonesia Hebat!!!

[@tyarachella5387]

l Karunia lol sama

[@sheeldoorgachurn909]

Me too

[@denisepauline6624]

l Karunia try the Northern Luzon language "Ilocano" saying "Naimbag nga bigat mo, syak ni kwa. Awan bisyok, takaw lah ti manok.. "

[@johnlouishernandez2890]

l Karunia also try the main language of the philippines tagalog

[@continental33]

I'M READY TO HELP YOU.

[@kyleanne8822]

I was trying to learn Korean but I ended up watching this😂😂😂 Ano bang ginagawa ko ??😂

[@jenesteban1413]

i feel you. relate oveload 😂😂

[@no2yeonnolife313]

Kayleeekookie me too😂

[@jenesteban1413]

Kayleeekookie i guest are you trying to learn korean because of your idols.. BTS?? base on your name here.. same here 😂

[@kyleanne8822]

Jen Esteban Hahaha😂😂😂 you're right😂😂😂 And I love Kdramas too😂😍 That's why😂

[@jenesteban1413]

Kayleeekookie same here.. buts its really hard to learn it.

[@koln8273]

Filipino: Kumusta? Español: Como esta? lol, sounds similar eh.

[@koln8273]

***** So do you think it would be easy for me ( my first language is Spanish ) to learn Tagalog?

[@koln8273]

***** Actually I want to learn bcs I like how it sounds :). It's like an unique asian language with a big influece of a romance language. Unfortunatly here in my country we only can study English and French/German.

[@koln8273]

+Ben Baxter So weird lol. It would be like if Argentina were full of french names but nobody speak French xD

[@yujisaito3297]

most of the nouns in tagalog, we don't notice that it is a loan word from the spanish.

[@yujisaito3297]

you speak tagalog?

[@wholeworldanthems1368]

i am from Pakistan,i am living in Saudi Arabia,i love to learn Philippine language

[@JenniferBNgan-oy6gg]

Kmk

[@sushi_aeri]

Yousaf Majeed i

[@arsenethefootballgeniuswen4094]

Yousaf Majeed i am from Indonesia, but living in North Korea so i love to learn flemish

[@gachahoneymoon5124]

Jennifer B. Ngan im filipino just to say.:|

[@chashiu169]

I am Full Chinese from HK, I love somebody from Pakistan,and I love learning Urdu and Tagalog

[@kimmyylily]

I’m from Vietnamese and I love Filippino

[@hel127]

Magandang araw din po

[@AbdulahAlasiri]

I'm Arab from Saudi Arabia and I LOVE YOU FILIPINOS AND FILIPINAS! :D Mabuhai from Saudi Arabia!

[@areallygoodsquash3965]

Mabuhay din! From the philippines!

[@christiansaragina]

I am dating a filipina woman and this is very helpful!

[@NenevieVillando]

+Chris Saragina so you already started a conversation in Filipino ?

[@christiansaragina]

Sort of. I am learning. But the basics I almost got down.

[@NenevieVillando]

haha good luck.. keep on learning surely she'll appreciate your effort. :)

[@christiansaragina]

We actually broke up. :(

[@NenevieVillando]

what?why?sorry to hear that.. :(

[@LadySeraphineCC]

the struggle of being a Filipina-American who can't speak tagalog.. 😭😭😭

[@LadySeraphineCC]

+Erika kardash Okay. so 2 questions.. wtf does a "Filipina-American" truly look like? And what ethnicity do you think I even look like?

[@gooeybubbles5303]

Omg like yes! Its a pain ._.

[@Chris-hp8wd]

Ikr

[@lizipearlvlogs]

Omg yas! That's why I'm watching these 😂 I need to learn how to communicate with family members and know what they're saying abt me 👀✌

[@gooeybubbles5303]

+Lizi Pearl Ikr 😂 Like i hear my name in a sentence like "Huh ._.?"

[@manguera9]

i learned a little tagalo and i met a filipina girl ,who i wanted to impress her , suddenly she didnt speak tagalo , she spoke cebuano.

[@chicketteplats9797]

Tagalog*

[@sunni6610]

That's a big oof, mate

[@mrkmcpz4228]

cebuanos can understand tagalog. but tagalogs cannot underatand cebuano. i know how to speak bisaya hehe

[@rqentrep5080]

I can't believe a Cebuano can't speak Tagalog. Lol, naa diay inga-ana?

[@mrkmcpz4228]

@@rqentrep5080 Woah! I'm a cebuano but i never knew that there's one who cannot speak our main language.

[@SeSe_05]

I'm from the Philippines but I live in Canada so I don't speak it but I want to learn so I found your channel helpful

[@coachwilliamsakadr.gambit5334]

Your the best language teacher I've seen, that teaches your native tounge, Tagalog. Thank you for making it easy to learn.

[@DesFleursForYou]

I wonder if kumusta derives from como está. The Spanish influence was very strong in the islands.

[@kfrdolotina]

Yes

[@FilipinoPod101]

Hi :) You're absolutely right. Kamusta is derived from the Spanish como esta. :) There are still a number of words in Filipino that were derived from the Spanish language such as estasyon for station, libro for book, etc. Salamat! Tell us what you think and if you ever have any questions, feel free to ask us by commenting :) Betsey Team FilipinoPod101.com

[@mkrubino393]

Yes it is because we were colonized by Spain. Did you know that our country was named after a King of Spain? It was King Phillip II of the 15th century. He was called King Felipe / Haring Pilipe ..Later on our archipelago was called Filipinas / Pilipinas, giving birth to the international name Philippines. :)

[@GabrielDayot]

also in Cebuano, the Cebuano of "city" is "siyudad" from the Spanish word "ciudad".

[@gejobaguso2820]

+DesFleursForYou exactly, blame our Spanish colonizers. LOL just kidding. :)

[@isauceso]

Working with an older Filipino man and he’s so appreciative that I bothered to learn even the simplest things makes him feel less isolated for sure

[@OfficialPublicationofNSPC]

Konti lang ang nakikita ko nag Español sa Pilipinas pero magaling talaga kami mag Español.Kamusta mga kababayan!Greetings galing sa probinsya ng Batangas!Mabuhay Ala Eh!

[@banan9339]

I’m an arabian girl but I really like filipino people and I like their memes in twitter but I don’t understand them ): I WANT TO LEARN IT

[@celaf9373]

Learning a language from a meme is more easy lol

[@Shaksuchanyu]

Me too Arabian Philippines are amazing and so funny

[@fbiagent737]

List of filipino language that originated from spanish It's easy to learn filipino if you are good at spanish lol List of Filipino Language which is originally from Spanish Kumusta? - Como Esta? Puwede - Puede? Silya - Silla Bintana - Ventana Sapatos - Zapatos Aparador - Aparador Kutsara - K Tinidor - Tenedor Biyahe - Viaje Eroplano - Aeroplano Alkalde - Alcalde Alkalde Mayor - Alcalde Mayor Heneral - General Prinsesa - Princesa Sinturon - Cinturon Pato - Pato Anyos - Años Telebisyon - Televisyon Demokrasya - Democracia Estudyante - Estudiante Senyor - Señor Senyorita - Señorita Panyo - Paño Eskwelahan - Escuelahan Umpisa - Empezar Unano - Enano Paminta - Pamienta Umento - Aumento Kursonada - Corazonada Pasko - Pascua Labi - Labio Pusta - Apuesta Asukal - Azucar Multo - Muerto Kumpisal - confezar Nunal - lunar Balbas - Barba Kutson - Culchon Kurdero - cordero Diyos - Dios Hesus - Hesus Kristo - Kristo Puta - Puta Kuha)nin - Coja + nin Insekto - insecto Sige - sigue Imbyerna - Invierno Gwapo - Guapa Tukador - Tocador Bentilador - Ventilador Alaskador - Alascador Minor de edad - Minor de edad (Numbers) Uno - Uno Dos - Dos Tres - Tres Kwatro - Cuatro Sinko - Cinco And many more Time Ala una - Ala una Alas dos - Alas dos Alas Tres - Alas tres Alas Kwatro - Alas cuatro Alas sinko - Alas cinco And many more Abante Avante Ahead; Forward Pasulóng Ahedres Ajedrez Chess Ahente Agente Agent Kinatawán Ahensya Agéncia Agency Sangáy, Sukursal Alemanya Alemania Germany Ambisyoso Ambicioso Ambitious Mapaglunggatì Angklá Ancla Anchor Aparadór Aparador Closet Arina Harina Flour Galapóng (rice flour), Gawgáw (cornstarch) Arko Arco Arch Armas Armas Arms (Weapon) Sandata Asoge Asogue Mercury (Hg) Asupre Azufre Sulfur Sangyawa Abiso Aviso Warning Babalâ Atenas Atenas Athens Balato Barato Cheap Baryo Barrio Village Nayon, Barangay Bentilador Ventilador Electric fan Bintana Ventana Window Durungawan Bisikleta Bicicleta Bicycle Biyolohiya Biología Biology Haynayan (contraction of buhay "life" and hanayan "ordering of") Bodega Bodega Storehouse Kamalig, Pintungan Britanya Britania Britain Departamento Departamento Department Kagawarán Diperensya Diferencia Difference Pagkakaibá Direktor Director Director Tagapangasiwa Diyós Dios God Bathalâ (via Sanskrit), Panginoón ("Lord") or Maykapal ("Creator") Edukasyón Educación Education Pag-aaral Ekolohiya Ecologia Ecology Ekonomiya Economia Economy Eksena Escena Scene Tagpô Estados Unidos Estados Unidos United States Espanya/España España Spain Espanyol/Español Español Spanish Eskuwela/Eskwela Escuela School Paaralán Estadístika Estadística Statistics Estudyante Estudiante Student Mag-aarál Garahe Garaje Garage Taguán (lit. "hiding place") Golpemano Golpe-mano Work cooperatively Gwapo/Guwapo/Guapo Guapo Handsome Makisig Giyera Guerra War Digmaan Hustisya Justicia Justice Katarungan [1] Hapón Japón Japan Haponés Japonés Japanese Hotél/Otél Hotel Hotel Idrolika/Idrawlika Hidráulica Hydraulics Danumsigwasan Indonés Indones Indonesian Inglatera Inglaterra England Ingles/Inggles Inglés English Intindé/Intindi Entiende Understand Unawà Kalye Calle Street Daán, Lansangan Kapasidad Capacidad Capacity Kakayahán Kabayo Caballo Horse Karne Carne Meat Lamán ("flesh") Koléhiyo Colegio College Dalubhasaan Konstitusyón Constitución Constitution Saligang Batás (lit. "basic/foundational law") Kotse/Awto Coche/Auto Car/Auto Sasakyán (lit. the more general "vehicle") Kroasya Croácia Croatia Kultura Cultura Culture Kalinangan Kumusta ¿Cómo estás? How are you? (general greeting) Gaano ka ngayón?, Ano'ng balità? (lit. "What is the news?") Kwento/Kuwento Cuento Story Salitâ (lit. "word"), Salaysáy ("narrative"), Kathâ ("tale", often fictional) Lingguwistika/Linggwistika Lingüística Linguistics Dalubwikaan (dalubhasà "expert" + wikà "language" + -an "the activity of") Litrato Retrato Picture, Photograph Larawan (lit. more general "picture" or "image"), Talaksán Luhò Lujo Luxury Karangyaan Matemátika Matemática Mathematics Sipnayan (contraction of isip "thought" and hanayan "ordering of") Mantikà Manteca Oil Langís Memorya Memoria Memory Alaala Militar Militar Military Monarkiya Monarquía Monarchy Kaharián (lit. "kingdom; via Malay Karajahan/Kerajaan) Motorsiklo Motocicleta Motorcycle Mundo Múndo World Daigdíg, Sanlibutan Nasyonalista Nacionalista Nationalist Makabayan, Makabansâ Numero Número Number Bilang Olanda Holanda Netherlands Operasyón Operación Operation Pagpápatakbó, Pagkakatistís, Nasalarangan Ordinansa Ordenanza Ordinance Kautusán, Kabatasan Ordinaryo Ordinario Ordinary Karaniwan Oras Horas Time, Hour Panahón ("time") Ospitál Hospital Hospital [Bahay]-pagamutan ("Treatment house"; latter may also stand alone to mean "clinic") Pamilya Familia Family Angkán (often used in the sense of "clan") Pelikula/Penikula Película Movie, Film Pilipinas Filipinas Philippines Pistá/Piyesta Fiesta Feast Kaarawán (lit. "anniversary"; colloquially used mostly for "birthday" from the longer "Kaarawán ng kapanganakan") Probinsiya/Probinsya Provincia Province Lalawigan Presidente Presidente President Pangulo Pulís/Pulisya Policía Police Pwede/Puwede Puede Can Kaya, Maaarì (denotes permission. i.e., more like "may") also Nais, pronounced Nha-ees (not to be confused with the Spanish word of country, Pais.) Pwersa/Puwersa Fuerza Force Lakás ("strength"), Bika, Hukbô ("army", "host"), isig Radyo Radio Radio Realidad Realidad Reality Katotohanan Reló Reloj Wristwatch Repúblika República Republic Reyna Reina Queen Hara (both for pre-Colonial queens regnant and consort) Sabón Jabón Soap Sapatos Zapatos Shoes Senyales Señales Signs Tanda Silya Silla Chair Upuan (lit. more general "seat"), Salumpuwít (contraction of Salóng "catcher" and puwít "buttocks/backside") Sinseridad Sinceridad Sincerity Taos-Puso Siyensiya Ciencia Science Aghám (via Sanskrit "Agama") Siyudad Ciudad City Lungsod Stupido Estupido Stupid Sundalo Soldado Soldier Kawal Suspetsa Sospechar Suspect Pinaghíhinalaan Swerte/Suwerte Suerte Luck Mapalad Syampu Champu Shampoo Tableta Tableta Tablet Tarheta Tarjeta Card Tasa Taza Mug Telebisyón Televisión Television Termodinamika Termodinamica Thermodynamics Initsigan Tiklado Teclado Keyboard Tipaan (usu. for computers) Tsino Chino Chinese Intsík (mildly derogatory) Tsarera Charera Teapot Tsinelas Chinelas Slippers Tsismis Chismes Gossip Satsát (also "chatter") Teknolohiya Tecnología Technology Yelo Hielo Ice Yero Hierro Iron (the elementor material) Bakal Yeso Yeso Chalk Tisa Yolo Yodo/Iodo Iodine

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Wow that was really long!

[@textingstories294]

The numbers are wrong its actually Isa Dalawa Tatlo Apat Lima Anim Pito Walo Syam Sampu And more there is no uno and dos..........pleb

[@hmmmlemmesee7621]

@@textingstories294 pero bisaya kaya mag salita ng uno dos hangang mil!!!!!! English:but cebuano can say uno dos (one two) To thousands I speak bisaya Bisaya and chavacano dialect are almost spanish

[@apolyonabadon2143]

@@textingstories294 I'm from Masbate island, and we use Spanish numbers as a common form of numbers in our daily lives.

[@roseescritor8894]

I accidentally press the read more... So tiring to scroll down and up

[@gabrielalbuquerque4332]

hi,i'm brazliian. today(a two hours ago)i. did talked with a one Philippine christian missionary ,so,i'm so interesting to learn the language. thank you for the class,you are a sobgood theacher.

[@tiffanyanne5338]

+Gabriel Albuquerque Im filipino and maybe your missionary is from my church called victory

[@akou5152]

I want to learn more Tagalog, sounds cool. Actually, the pronunciation is very easy if u speak Japanese or Spanish

[@blackadam8070]

Magandang Hapon = Beautiful Japanese

[@GANSTA6033]

lol

[@blackadam8070]

depends on how they pronounce hapon.. if they say hApon it means afternoon.. But if they say hapO-n it means japanese.. Also the correct spelling is Japon but then just like the spanish, filipino use "J" as "H" sound ..

[@blackadam8070]

***** That's what I just Did,, But I can't find a special character for A and O so I just capitalize it..

[@rinnetease]

hapon (slow ha) means afternoon hapon (fast ha) means japanese

[@blackadam8070]

Filipinos are also using Hapon / Japon (H/J) for japanese..

[@johnpaolotabua9042]

Wow! I just learned few words on this video such as: Mabuhay!, Kumusta, and how to greet Filipinos respectfuly like po and opo! Thank you very much because I'm gonna visit Philippines next week with Philippine Airlines! See you there in the Philippines!

[@foxybox1279]

I’m half Filipino I’m glad this channel exists I was worried I would have to use google translate all my life

[@FilipinoPod101]

NEW Video Lesson! Learn Filipino - Filipino in Three Minutes - Greetings In this lesson, you'll learn how to use some common Filipino greetings. Subscribe to our KZbin channel for more videos!

[@kateshanice6063]

sobrang nakakatulong po sa akin itong video po,dahail ako ay isang pilipino,pero, masmadami pa kasi akong alam sa ingles/english kaysa sa tagalog,kaya naghahanap ako nang ganito noon pero wala naman,kaya pinapasalamat po ako sa iyong video.

[@lucky-doll9857]

kumusta?

[@meetjeric]

it would be " lubhang nakatulong po sa akin itong bidyu, dahil ako ay isang pilipino, subalit nakatutok ako sa kakaingles kaysa sa filipino, kaya naghanap ako ng ganoon ngunit wala naman, kaya maraming salamat sa iyong bidyu."

[@LearnwithReymund]

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

[@billshinas27]

I'm from Australia who’s been Philippines twice, and going April, harder then I thought with this language, but I am learning the basics.

[@jonatands2094]

Soy Filipino pero puedo hablar castellano tambien. Muchas palabras de la idioma tagalo fueron prestados de Castellano como resultado de tres mil trenta y tres años de la conquista española a de Filipinas.

[@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!

[@tyarachella5387]

violet erin and indonesia aswell!

[@Queen.Sindel]

oh indonesian langguage is diffrent from malaysian language?

[@sauraliyah]

violet erin yeah

[@blaskpanda9498]

We have a foreign exchange student in our school and I feel bad because everyone bullies him because he isn't good at speaking. So me and my friends are trying to learn lol

[@lynnethdelacerna1606]

Blask Panda sweet!

[@sunni6610]

Aww

[@ItzMehCookie]

♡♡

[@ItzMehCookie]

I want to go to your school to meet you guys lol

[@myrnagodfrey1646]

VERY KIND, COMPASSIONATE & PROUD OF Y'ALL 👏! I too, loooong ago, when I was 10 yrs old had to learn more English bc I migrated from Plaridel Bulaca (province/town), near Manila (capital), Philippines. My mom married a Navy American man so my younger sister & I were uprooted from our heritage/home/relatives. I am now 55 yrs old but still haven't got to visit 😫. Tks So Very Much to people like you who helps & make us feel welcome in our "NEW HOME!"

[@renalynhingco750]

I am a Filipino and I really recommend this. Everything is exact.

[@markclinton8681]

Hello beautiful how are you

[@jkcreationz]

Thank you soooooo much, I'm currently dating a philipina lady here in Dubai but she is so sweet and I'm gonna surprise her today with what ive learnt, I know where we will end I hope to hit it tonight…..

[@FRN2013]

Good lesson. What she mentioned very quickly in passing at the end is very important: If the person you're talking with is older than you, or has a higher rank than you, you should add "po" (or other terms of respect) to nearly every sentence. Did you know that "kumusta" evolved from the Spanish "como esta" (how are you)?

[@aryanmelody3348]

itsnotaboutme I know that because some Filipinos say spanish words also also when they say numbers or the time. like: Uno, Dos, Tres, Las cuatro, Cinco, Seis, Siete, Ocho, Nueve, Diez that's what we use when telling time.

[@joanc.9586]

itsnotaboutme yeah when I was a child I will tell my mom to give me "bente" xD

[@ReverendTFunk]

Wow. I wanted to learn a couple of phrases to surprise a new acquaintance, and your teaching technique is super easy to follow. I have dabbled in a few languages, and the info you give is how I approach it. "This phrase literally means this..." Love it. That's the way to see the mind of the source. Say the phrase the way it sounds in conversation, followed with "Pro nounce ing each syl la ble," and then the phrase like a native again. Easy to hear and remember. Two thumbs and 1 big toe up.

[@mickeyham1618]

I start learning Filipino now.This is very useful for me.☺Filipino sounds very fast😅😅but I am trying.I am from Myanmar. 😘

[@supremowildhack]

I'm a Filipino, and i think there is no need to learn Tagalog because in Philippines we just understand English very well.. But if your going deep with your cultural learning go with it.. There is nothing wrong.

[@Kelvinllovejr]

Maraming salamat aking kaibigan. I am learning it because 90% of my subscribers are from the Philippines and it's the only thing I can do to show my appreciation. Ingat lagi

[@mishamochiofficial5480]

i need to remember this, my crush is filipino and i wanna talk to him more...im crying i need it

[@NoahBaker98]

3 years later, how'd it go? lmao

[@newt5470]

same 😭

[@AutismCreature31]

Damn no response im really curious what happened after 3 years

[@hajarahmad5990]

I love Philippines and I would like to learn Filipino language, thank you for make this brilliant video.

[@bellabellesbelles]

For those who noticed she put the “po” before “ako”, do not write po anywhere in a sentence. It is used to show respect and kindness when talking to a person or if their older. Another way to say it is “opo” with the same meaning but just agreeing. Po is like asking permission or asking politely. (Or confirming) Example: Po - Sige Po, Aalis na po kami Opo - Person: Pupunta ka ba diyan? You: Opo. So, I hope you found this helpfull and thank you for reading this comment. :) (And yes, I’m a Filipino.)

[@cdsteady]

I enjoy all the lessons from Filipino 101, but I like Erica's 3 minute videos the best.

[@yoaveragegirlgab6113]

Salamat po! This helped just little bit, because my mom hasn't taught me tagalog yet..

[@brianlovebear]

I want to learn filipino so I can talk shit when playing Dota.

[@kennohi5894]

HAHAHAHA

[@gloryalways4852]

Wkwkw ngakak

[@AQOPE]

thank you! i need to learn this language because my friends always talk in filipino together and idk what they are saying

[@sukivevo6236]

I’m a fillipino from Australia thank you I haven’t spoke a spec of tagalog until I found your videos

[@rezphilosophy]

i love the way filipinos speak english language an you hear theyre accent

[@Entertainment00.7]

great thanks for the help to learn new language

[@filisalvisantamaria1966]

I love this I’m half Filipino and I have to learn all of this in 1 month

[@RoyceBarber]

I'm enjoying these videos! My girlfriend is in the Philippines so I want to be able to use her language.

[@josephdixon3507]

How come I've never found you before? For 10 years I've suffered my wife and friends speaking Tagalog and Cebuano. Learning slow and painfully. I guess it's true..... The Master appears when the student is ready.

[@rmtranslogistics1197]

woah , im Indonesian but Tagalog is so easy ... similar accent with us :D Thank a lot

[@mr.nobody1089]

Honestly almost all filipinos know how to speak english so even if you don't speak filipino in philippines, citizens will still understand and respond to you

[@exclamation.]

I grew up in a Tagalog-speaking family but they never forced me to learn it. So now I'm at this weird place where I always know what people are saying but I can't speak the language myself. (I have an easier time constructing sentences in French!) I want to learn it better so that I can at least reply back to people whenever I visit the Philippines.

[@wayway2390]

watching this for my philipino friend😊

[@ionlyweargru-cci3421]

Way Way HAHHAHAAHAHAH it’s Filipino BYWHHWGA

[@noshisubs755]

AYY hello :D it's not really that funny

[@danielhilderbrand7393]

im watching this for my boyfriend who lived in the Phillipines for 2 years

[@kingben1118]

im getting better at this,i have to put my little sister to sleep Magandang Gabi Po

[@malouterre7529]

Magandang Gabi is more of a welcome instead of a greeting before sleeping.

[@user-fn9eu2ub2f]

Malou Terre tama

[@jasminityentertainment830]

Magandang gabi po is literally a greeting specially for olders. I don't know the literal greeting when you are going to sleep but we often use the english word "Goodnight" instead.

[@corginzer6139]

You can say "Tulog ka na"

[@tiffanykinsel9974]

I just started a new job and have a Filip trainer she is so very kind and fun to talk to....I'm going to learn something funny to say

[@cbxxb4841]

I really like the way you concentrate on only a few things but cover them really well and I appreciate your pronunciation. Salamat!

[@Karyabs]

The language seems easy to read and a nightmare to memorize.

[@csavioc9328]

Uhuh

[@asbolusixionnes9950]

When you're Mexican and understand some parts...

[@MrBraveheart1191]

Other than kumusta, nothing she presented derives from Spanish

[@francisbernardo3143]

Asbolusixion Nes yeah cuz we filipino are have language like spañol

[@francisbernardo3143]

And amigo/Amiga from mixican people

[@blankblank3362]

Do you know "pero"?

[@aether544]

yes we have pero in English is "but"

[@manwithblackhat]

Jo Koy is actually very successful comedian. As the son of a Filipino mother, he makes a lot of jokes about Filipino stereotypes - and the Filipinos in the audience (and those of us married to them) know he’s hilarious, and not entirely inaccurate. Yes, he bombed at the Globes (but that joke about Taytay was funny, okay?), but he’s got several specials on Netflix, and there’s more to come. You go, Koy boy!

[@ribak1983]

hard to learn if you already speak 3 languages + some Latin, but thanks for your videos, ill keep trying

[@melaniebeltran2703]

I’ve been teaching my American boyfriend some Filipino words and all he can remember are the words “Adobo” “Mahal kita” and “Chugi na besh” 😂😂

[@md.rokonuzzaman6909]

Can i get your WhatsApp number

[@nayeliceja8769]

My boyfriend's parents are Filipino and I'm Mexican and I want them to like me I really hope this helps

[@suushhii]

Nayeli the llama So how did it go ? Lel

[@alexanicobon6074]

Mexican people can really interact well with Filipinos since we relate much when it comes to respecting our families~ But yknow~ When I struggle with speaking FULL ON tagalog... I just speak TAGLISH ( Tagalog - English) Which is much easier... but try not to always use english words... just use them necessarily. So yeah xD Howd it go?

[@josearisteodeluna7250]

"Hanggang sa muli" is correctly translated to English as "Until next time" "See you again" in Tagalog is "Sa muling pagkikita"

[@aniskumar87]

I like The teaching way it is very good . once I hear word I remember it. Love From NEPAL to Philipine Country and its People too

[@badbaba1303]

thanks so much...its so helpful...soon i m coming to filipine.

[@winununana]

Pls...come to our country!!

[@badbaba1303]

thanks bro...soon i will be heading to there....its reason why i m trying to learn some words. :)

[@md.rokonuzzaman6909]

@@badbaba1303, can i get your WhatsApp or imo number

[@SebastianGMSFB]

Filipino/Tagalog deserves to be a unique language that doesn't excessively correlate and/or conflict with the Espanglish Languages. Also, I absolutely love certain Modern Baybayin Charts that i've found in images online, since it adds symbols for it's writing-systems that splits both e-i and o-u vowels, not to mention important consonants such as Ñ, L, B, K, Ch, and much more miscellaneous etcetera consonant examples, such as splitting the D-R consonants. If Baybayin's writing-system ever gets officially revived (at least as an optional text), I hope it'll happen ONLY IF they use that Modern Version coined by modernbaybayin's blogspot! I also dislike how several cartoons that are dubbed in Tagalog/Filipino carry-out most of their english names in characters & places instead of translating them to sound much more Tagalog/Filipino than they already do, since the English-Language was never meant to overrule the Philippines in the first-place. I officially rest my case, now.

[@jayvirtusio1081]

as a tagalog speaker I only watched this to feel I'm smart for once!!!!

[@Martin-fo7bm]

Ngayon marunong na akong bumati salamat sa channel

[@genjen7634]

Haha pilipino ka na nga panonood ka pa nito

[@irishlaguador8625]

oo nga eh? gusto ko ipatuto ito sa boyfriend kong taga ibang bansa sa myanmar para mahindihan nya language ko at matutunan ko rin ang language ko pero kapag nagsasalita ako ng tagalog nagsasabi akong "IM SORRY I SPEAK PHILIPPINES LANGUAGE" at replied nya "IT'S OK" pero nung i-chat sya ng pinsan ko sa messenger nabasa ko ang chat at nagsalita sya ng tagalog pero replied nya "STOP SPEAKING PHILIPPINE LANGUAGE I CAN'T UNDERSTAND" at alam ko rin ang salita at alphabeto ng myanmar :>

[@apolyonabadon2143]

Wala, trip ko lang. 😏

[@ririvillaga8969]

When you go to Philippines, there's no need to learn tagalog as long as you speak English. Coz we Filipino always adjust for you.. ganun naman lagi eh. Kelangan kami lagi ang mag adjust😢😢😢

[@user-fn9eu2ub2f]

grabe ako nanonood nito Alam ko na nga paano mag salita ng Filipino pero dumating ako dito para tanawun ang mga tao mag istorya diri sa chat bisaya at Tagalog ako

[@juliaj9652]

I'm Malaysian and I start love tagalog language.

[@lysagranger1746]

i'm malaysian-filipino who cant speak tagalog and i'm 15 🌚 poor mee 😭👌

[@krnp1783]

As a filipino spanish speaker there are thousands of words that are similiar

[@KaylaMOBILE]

Kncp because some of the filipino words comes from spanish words so that means *i dont know*

[@tataydcoolguy7325]

Kayla3492 MOBILE then learn history .u. you will learn it in history

[@ahmadgaga7]

i watch this video from saudi arabia with love to philippines 🇸🇦

[@huyenoanthi5554]

I am vietnamse, and I like your video . I am learning philipino

[@bethdelacruz8197]

I'm a Filipino that's great at this language... why am I watching this :/

[@ashleymaestaana]

baka trip mo lang

[@bethdelacruz8197]

+Ashley Mae Sta Ana maybe maybe....

[@elijah24567]

Beth Dela Cruz same. But think of it as "discovering your own language" exploration might i suggest you also watching the taboos, and shocks from "banyaga"( foreigner) we can learn a lot from it things that we don't even know us our habit.

[@benmadrid1280]

Mas ok nga rin nanonood tayo nito para kapag may-gustong magpaturo satin maipapaliwanag natin ng maayos

[@cassandra2968]

Kumusta is like cómo está! :D

[@ashleymaestaana]

yup......kumusta is similar from the word como esta....

[@hmmmlemmesee7621]

Im from philippines We can understand spanish But Tagalog cant understand spanish But Bisaya and chavacano dialect from philippines are almost spanish

[@stevecage385]

An old Luzon language mostly. A little Spanish. For the past half century English has been used more often in schools and official documents.

[@Ardianax]

Is it really spelled as KUmusta rather than kamusta? And isn't 'Hanggang sa muli' means 'Until next time' ?

[@FilipinoPod101]

+Ardiana x Hi Ardiana x, Kumusta is the proper way of spelling it. Though kamusta has been recently used more often. But kumusta is the formal and proper way of spelling. Thank you, Team FilippinoPod101.com

[@md.rokonuzzaman6909]

Where are you live?

[@RosaMaxy]

What's about Mabuhay? I always heard Filipino people greeting with this word!

[@marlowemarzan5991]

literally it means to live. It comes from the sentence. Gusto ko ay mabuhay ka ng mas matagal = i want you to live longer

[@ririvillaga8969]

Mabuhay if you translate in English it's literally mean "long live". But when Filipino says it, it's just an expression like HOORAY 😊😊😊

[@kairo007]

I never knew Tagalog was so similar to spanish. I am understanding a lot of it :D

[@jelynreondanga]

I love to watch this but now I can speak tagalog thank you Erica

[@casxieroyqlty9313]

Hey, I am filipino. But, my mom says that my filipino launguge is going down. My mom and dad always says that if I go to philipines and I do not know how to speak, Then I can't communicate with them. I watch some of your videos so I can still speak filipino. But I can speak filipino a litlle bit. Example: Hindo ko alam. (i don't know) Magandang araw po. (Good day) Mostly that..

[@husky6413]

You can actualy communicate them with English especially in Cebu

[@casxieroyqlty9313]

Oh... Thanks!

[@joanlampinigz7693]

JheleneGarcia ™ Hi

[@casxieroyqlty9313]

Hi...

[@chimiuu815]

iiCassieCake I'm Filipino too and my family planning to go to the Philippines. My mother says if I don't speak Tagalog or bisaya I'll get kidnapped and hold for ransom

[@boomerangcowboy5801]

Im a pure filipina but struggling to speak tagalog lol more into english

[@bernardobertos6896]

Pota ka haha

[@arsshad1366]

Wow beautiful Filipino language. I like it

[@minapamplona9161]

Ng is used to connect adjective and a noun, if the adjective ends with a vowel. Maganda is adjective and gabi is a noun . Maganda"ng" gabi. Ng is added because the adjective word Maganda ends with a vowel which is "A"

[@PatriciusJoshua271197]

Then what's the difference between Filipino and Tagalog?

[@PatriciusJoshua271197]

Also, when we say "magandang hapon" (good afternoon), could it also literally means "beautiful Japan"?

[@FilipinoPod101]

Patricius Joshua Hi Joshua, Filipino and Tagalog are used interchangeably since Filipino is the term used to refer to the national language of the Philippines while Tagalog was the dialect chosen to be the national language. Filipino is also used to refer to citizens or people with ancestry from the Philippines. :) Salamat! Betsey Team FilipinoPod101.com

[@josschannelvlog4717]

Patricius Joshua the difference between Filipino and Tagalog are: Filipino: the real language of the Philippines; and Tagalog: the language that depends on language Filipino.

[@ridzuanrush]

Patricius Joshua Filipino is the standardized-nationalized version of the Tagalog dialect.

[@ggss2977]

Filipino is NOT a language

[@waterskin7]

even i have learnt some of them , i still have no one to practice with , which is a shame cos i wont be able to tick that off my bucket list .

[@ffkffkffk]

jake me too in learning Hebrew, u can use hinative app as well, u can converse with a lot of native speakers. Are u still up to learning Filipino?

[@carlocelisdemeterio3783]

jake I can help

[@hereforfun7806]

I am full blooded Samoan but everyone thinks I am from the Philippines because of my physical appearance, my eyes lol. So here I am wanting to learn the language 🥰😂

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

Trivia:In Indonesia, Sulawesi Utara is the only place in Indonesia where they speaking Tagalog there because it was close to Mindanao so it’s very enjoyable to watch this video in Manado, Bitung, Minahassa, Marore and Miangas

[@walkingmanyoutubechannel]

hahaha! hoy kmusta ka mga nangangarap matututo magtagalog ang hirap naman magtagalog. buti nlang diko pinagaralan

[@nholgado7984]

This is why I need to learn tagalog.😑

[@hmmmlemmesee7621]

Hahahaha i already live from philippines on visayas im a bisaya speaker not tagalog Bisaya understand the tagalog If Tagalog cant understand bisaya Anything problem??????

[@samysdefer]

So easy to pronounce, as german. Cool.

[@palomatrishamaenavares9495]

Yes.your right.

[@wesleyfabian7085]

CopyKid hoy... parang hindi naman kapareho ah. (If you want to know what I am saying translate it to filipino)

[@palomatrishamaenavares9495]

Wesley Fabian​ hahaha...galing mo BRO!!! XD...siguro mag hahanap yan ng translate para sa Tagalog😜...

[@juju5107]

+CopyKid Well as a filipino learning german language it's different. Guten tag!

[@Totheriver16]

+Jegi Di Wie geht es dir? The W is pronounced as V. So yeah pronounciation is a little different

[@Conchita_Blogs]

Thanks my friend I’m going to listen every day and learn from your videos

[@zikulit0770]

Learning Tagalog is pretty hard on my hand but salamat po!

[@joshmaunder1588]

I'm half philipino

[@user-fn9eu2ub2f]

Josh Maunder Sino humati sayo at ano gamit?

[@mikiparisrosemsp5737]

Josh Maunder me to

[@NiaMSnow]

Josh Maunder ME TOOOOOOO 💛💛💛

[@philanguagetv9958]

호ᏕᎤᏝᎪᎡ hahahahaha

[@nholgado7984]

If you are.....How do you not realize that you spelled "Filipino" wrong.

[@adamSmith-wu3ox]

I really want to learn this language...because I would like to marry a Philippine woman in my life

[@marialorenaalvaro8915]

adam Smith yeah phillipinos women are BEAUTIFUL just like liza soberano so if you have a friend who says “oh fillpino women arent pretty ...just search up liza soberano and you’ll be laughing your butt off when you see they’re face :3 XD

[@tym9213]

Thank you so much for this, I'll listen many times😊

[@kaimagnus]

I love how you teach! Edit: Sorry this post turned out a little long. I love how you tell us what the word or phrase literally means then how it is used. It really holds back in the Korean 한국말 - 한국어 lessons when they only tell us things like: 안녕하세요 (an-yang-ha-se-yo) "Hello", but it doesn't! What it really means is: 안녕하세요 (an-nyang-ha-se-yo) "awn-nyawng-hah-seh-yoh" = "peace do" in a respectful way. 안녕 (an-nyong) "awn-yawng" = peace. 하세 (ha-se) "hah-seh" = do. Or to do. 요 (yo) "yoh" = shows respect. So 안녕하세요 actually means ""peace do" in a respectful way and in Korean since I am talking to YOU the words "I" and "you" are assumed and left out. The word gives the idea of "I intend to act peacefully towards you and I'm showing respect.". It is the most common formal greeting used in South Korea. There now, in that one little example I gave nearly complete excellent deep understanding of the Korean word "안녕하세요". Now why can't all language lessons work like that so we become more perfect foreign language speakers? Your lesson here is like that. Very nice! When I have completed and perfected my Korean I will use these things I have experienced and realized to provide learners with the greatest teaching system around and help as many as possible! Thank you for this well done lesson! 👍🏻 Hope this helps. Much love to you all!

[@preciouspl6346]

Ik spreek Nederlands maar ik ben Filipijns Ik wil graag mijn eigen taal leren!

[@boomerangcowboy5801]

i wanna learn tagaog to flame people in mobile legends

[@loremipsum5730]

^ This lol!!

[@ikmaliqbal1733]

Dude ,wtf ... i think Iam the only one who do this 😂 , Mabuhay !

[@livelaughdeftones6895]

When they say bobo mo, just reply with: mas bobo ka