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[@alvindwisasmara2607]

Its similiar with Javanese (Indonesian local language) 3- Tatlo- Telu 4- apat- papat 5-lima- limo 6-anim- enem 7- pito- pitu 8- walo-wolu

[@ultimatekarl5]

+Gerard San Juan why bahasa indonesia and Tagalog are similar because both languages are part of Austronesian languages

[@gejobaguso2820]

+Alvin Dwi Sasmara Because we Filipinos are from the Malaysian and Indo-Chino races :)

[@nenabunena]

Noti Shounen Filipinos didn't come from Malaysians, Malaysians and Indonesians came from Filipinos

[@gejobaguso2820]

nenabunena I did not say that we came from Malaysia. I only said that we are from the same ancestors. Lots of people from the Philippines according to history are Malays, Chinese, etc. and it is because of barter.

[@nenabunena]

Noti Shounen you said we were from the Malaysian races, referring to the Malay ethnicity, we aren't. Both Malays in Malaysia and Indonesians came from the Philippines. The Philippines has an outdated educational system, they teach Filipinos that they came from both Malays and Indonesians which isn't true, it's the other way around. That outdated theory was from Otley Beyer more than 100 years ago, the Philippines just never updated their history books due to incompetence, ignorance, and because education isn't a high priority in the Philippines, hence ignorant Filipino in turn. Look up the Austronesian theory if you're really interested in finding out the origin of Filipinos

[@zaynolcri2634]

I used to learned Tagalog from my friends face book friends one direction fans called directioners. I really miss those days and really miss my Directioner family... salamat from India

[@rhianalaissaquinto7159]

Im a filipina but im still watching this i dont know why? i can speak tagalog a lot but i searched this for no reason HAHAHAHAHAHA gusto ko lang ata makita yung mga comments na nagugustuhan ng mga foreign yung language naten.

[@Iaszund]

ako rin 😂

[@uts4448]

It just amazes me how we can still see similarities between the Austronesian people after migrating miles apart centuries ago. My native language is Chuukese (Mortlockese Dialect) from the Federated States of Micronesia. The counting is almost similar. 3 - Tatlo - Elu 5 - Lima - Limo 6 - Anim - Onou 7 - Pito - Fisu 8 - Walo - Walu

[@randomly_random_0]

hello austronesian brother!

[@ammarh.6742]

Limo also in Minang and Palembang for 5 . Minang & Palembang is a language in Indonesia.

[@PowerShowdown]

uts melasip In Samoan those are. 3 - Tolu. 5 - Lima. 6 - Ono. 7 - fitu.

[@noahark6850]

we came from one race or family. Austronesian people. we are sure brothers & sisters. -salamat from Philippines.

[@JinasVlog]

Good to hear

[@gayvideos3808]

I want to learn a little Filipino so I can talk to my friend in her native language. This channel is really helpful, salamat!

[@ensiklomatika706]

it's similar with javanese 1: siji 2: loro 3: telu 4: papat 5: limo 6: enem 7: pitu 8: wolu 9: songo 10: sepuloh

[@justinmolina2472]

I’m coming to my mother’s land for the first time later this year!!! Love Philippines!!! Thank you for uploading

[@ammarh.6742]

Jambi/Palembang (Indonesia) 1 sikok 2 duo 3 tigo 4 empat 5 limo 6 enam 7 tojo / tuju 8 lapan 9 sembilan 10 sepolo

[@Anverz2010]

THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR UPLOADING THIS !!! now i finally can learn some tagalog and try to understand my family

[@FilipinoPod101]

+Wilmer Alde That's awesome! Make sure you check out our website FilipinoPod101.com for more :) Team FilipinoPod101

[@JenniferBNgan-oy6gg]

Wilmer Alde H G F

[@JenniferBNgan-oy6gg]

Wilmer Alde u

[@phielholmes7674]

Same

[@csavioc9328]

Is your father a teacher?

[@ermarquezjr]

In Philippines we have a Latin city and thats where i live, its Zamboanga, we in Zamboanga call ourselves Zamboangeños or Zamboangenyos, our language "Chavacano" was mostly called broken spanish, bcoz the type of spanish here is impolite spanish and its not all spanish some are tagalog/filipino words, or maybe some portuguese

[@juju5107]

Majority of the Filipino right now prefers to use the Spanish numbers or tag-lish (Tagalog-English). well just sayin Spanish numbers like: isa = uno dalawa = dos tatlo = tres etc..

[@HewbhurtGabon]

It is a bit complicated in Cebuano (bisaya). Uno dos tres kwatro.. onse dose tresi.. baynte uno.. nobentay noybe.. comes local.. isa gatos. Then back to spanish.. Siento uno siento dos.. Dos sientos quinientos.. then back to local.. isa ka libo.. then back to spanish.. Dos Mil tres mil.. desi sais mil. hahaha! Easy but complicated indeed!

[@jeromecruz9044]

+Hewbhurt Gabon (Bernard Gabs) Are you Filipino or Spanish?

[@HewbhurtGabon]

I'm Filipino. (Continue reading if you are not Filipino) I natively speaks Cebuano, a Malayo-Polynesian language with lots of Spanish borrowed words.

[@Ken-kn7eq]

German Suplex cebuano numbers: Usa = 1 Duha = 2 Tulo = 3 Apat = 4 Lima = 5 Anim = 6 Pito = 7 And so on

[@ffkffkffk]

Kheyyun Y. Upat - 4 Lima - 5 Unom - 6

[@ammarh.6742]

Sangir from North Sulawesi (Indonesia) 1 Kesa 2 Darua 3 Tatelu 4 Epa' 5 Lima 6 Enung 7 Pitu 8 Ualu 9 Sio 10 Mapulo

[@locksmith3208]

Commonly in the PH, number systems are in Filipino, Spanish, English, and other Regional languages.

[@0505121968]

Crei que los numeros en el video serian uno, dos, singko, etc

[@ammarh.6742]

Makassar from South Sulawesi (Indonesia) 1 Se're 2 Rua 3 Tallu 4 Appa' 5 Lima 6 Annang 7 Tuju 8 Sangantuju/Sagantuju 9 Salapang 10 Sampulo

[@ammarh.6742]

Madura from East Java (Indonesia) 1 Settong 2 Dhue' 3 Tello' 4 Empa' 5 Lema' 6 Ennem 7 Petto' 8 Bellu' 9 Sanga' 10 Seppolo

[@vanessachavez8781]

love it! I want to teach my babies to count in tagalog and surprise their lola when she visits

[@Martin-fo7bm]

Salamat po dahil natuto na akong mag tagalog noong napanood ko ito. Kaway kaway sa mga Pilipino 😂

[@LearnwithReymund]

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

[@ammarh.6742]

Aceh (Indonesia) 1 sa 2 duwa 3 lhee 4 peuet 5 limong 6 nam 7 tujoh 8 lapan 9 sikureueng 10 siploh

[@ammarh.6742]

Banjar (South Borneo) in Indonesia 1 Asa 2 Dua 3 Talu 4 Ampat 5 Lima 6 Anam 7 Pitu 8 Walu 9 Sanga 10 Sapuluh

[@ammarh.6742]

Batak (Indonesia) 1 sada 2 dua 3 tolu 4 opat 5 lima 6 onom 7 pitu 8 walu (lapan in mandailing) 9 sia (sambilan in mandailing) 10 sapulu

[@abhinavmahajan448]

I wish my english teacher would have been that much beautiful, learning can be more fun

[@yamigekusu]

Here I am, in my early thirties finally learning how to count in Tagalog because my mother failed to teach me her native language

[@kuyaleinad4195]

Yeah it really gets confusing for a Foreigner XD In our household alone, we use four registers of numbers: Tagalog for small numbers, Ilocano for small numbers as well, English for big numbers and time(Big numbers for Tagalog and Ilocano are quite wordy :/) and Spanish for money and Time XD Example: lang hawak mo? ti binilin ko. Darasem! Mag o'clock na! lang naman yan eh! Translation: You're only holding ? I asked for ! Quickly! It's going to be

[@monfernandez2331]

isa, dalawa, tatlo.... tatamaan ka saken... ganyan mag-bilang nanay ko... hanggang tatlo lang, yung pang-apat tatamaan na ako...

[@kamille5444]

Mon Fernandez ahhahahahahhahahaa!!!

[@katekyojp6338]

Mon Fernandez hahahaha langya

[@Kadie0429]

Mon Fernandez Yes she will do the best and

[@Indonelisia]

Haysss MGA PINOY TALAGA PURO KALOKOHAN

[@jamestheminorbender4978]

Bisaya: uno Ang anak: 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃🏃‍♂️💨

[@jonasjoshua2554]

saya suka belajar bahasa Philipine karena hampir mirip dengan bahasa Jawa Nol 0 ,Siji 1, Loro 2, Telu 3, Papat 4, Lima 5, Enem 6, Pitu 7, Wolu 8, Songo 9, Sepuluh 10

[@ashier14]

we don't always use the isa, dalawa, tatlo etc. I'am Filipino but we always use is uno, dos ,tres.

[@potatoviking8153]

+Ashier Laguna nope we always use isa dalawa tatlo... and i am a native tagalog speaker.. in visayan dialect maybe

[@hubert17]

Hi! I have visited Banyuwangi in East Java. Indonesians shared me the way of counting and it amazes me that we do have almost similar counting. :) Cebuano: 1- usa, 2- duha, 3- tulu, 4- upat, 5- lima, 6- unum, 7- pitu, 8- walu, 9- siyam, 10- pulu.

[@randomly_random_0]

we still use our native language in numbers, don't believe in Filipinos here spreading false information. They are mostly the *wannabe Spanish/Europeans* of Philippines and don't want to be associated or connected with being Filipino

[@galih958]

in indonesia we say satu dua tiga empat lima enam tujuh -> pitu in javanese delapan -> wolu in javanese sembilan sepuluh

[@ammarh.6742]

Number in Toraja (Indonesia) 1 misa' 2 da'dua 3 tallu 4 a'pa' 5 lima 6 annan 7 pitu 8 karua 9 kasera 10 sangpulo

[@BetoMelancia]

Its nice for me, my Gf is from Filipinas and when i met her family their i wanna talk some words at least ! :-) but its a little hard ,

[@user-jd2bg7df3c]

Goodluck

[@usamasoomro2616]

How did it go???

[@ammarh.6742]

Numbers in Sasak (Indonesia) 1 sekeq 2 due 3 telu 4 empat 5 lime 6 enem 7 pituq 8 baluq 9 siwaq 10 sepulu

[@ammarh.6742]

Numbers in Komering (Indonesia) 1 osai 2 rua 3 tolu 4 opak 5 lima 6 onom 7 pitu 8 walu 9 suwai 10 puluh

[@galaxydoesartz2395]

Salamat po for uploading this vid!Since I'm fillipeno I have to learn Tagalog.now I know the numbers isa through sampu.Thx So Much!!

[@mb2random]

GalaxyFire0852 it's filipino* my friend.. i hope you don't take offense.

[@suzykristianto21]

It was very helpful. I am interesting learn tagalog... hello from Indonesia. Hanggang samuli 😊

[@AbdulHamid-gr1us]

numbers in batak-minang-palembang language (local indonesian language in sumatra) 1 sada-ciek-sikok 2 dua-duo-duo 3 tolu-tigo-tigo 4 opat-ampek-empat 5 lima-limo-limo 6 onom-anam-enam 7 pitu-tujuah-tojo 8 walu-salapan-lapan 9 sia-sambilan-sembilan 10 sapulu-sapuluah-sepolo

[@dalalk4611]

You are a really good teacher salamat 💓

[@shaikkalam6630]

Thank you so much I am learning the Philippine language I am a Indian boy I am love here one Philippine girl I am proposal Philippine language iam saying I love you she is so very very happy I am learning the Philippine language thank you so much this is credit goes to u

[@ammarh.6742]

Sundanese, from West Java (Indonesia) 1 Hiji 2 Dua 3 Tilu 4 Opat 5 Lima 6 Genep 7 Tujuh 8 Dalapan 9 Salapan 10 Sapuluh

[@ammarh.6742]

Lampung (Indonesia) 1 sai 2 rua 3 telu 4 pak 5 lima 6 enom 7 pitu 8 walu 9 siwa 10 puluh

[@ammarh.6742]

Gorontalo (Indonesia) 1 Tuwawu 2 Duluwo 3 Totolu 4 Wopato 5 Limo 6 Wolomo 7 Pitu 8 Walu 9 Tiyo 10 Mopulu

[@ammarh.6742]

Rejang (Bengkulu) (Indonesia) 1 : Do 2 : Duei 3 : Telau 4 : Pat/Epat 5 : Lemo 6 : Num 7 : Tujuak 8 : Delapen 9 : Sembilan 10 : Sapuluak

[@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!

[@timt2753]

Yeah because of colonial influence and because Filipino and Bahasa Melayu are in the same linguistic family. :D

[@randomly_random_0]

Malay comes from Philippine languages not the other way around. Stop spreading false information

[@randomly_random_0]

It's not derived from Malay or Spanish. Tagalog has its roots in proto-austronesian language, same as Malay. That's why you'll find similarities between the two languages. It's not a loanword or a borrowed words, it is a native word that came from the common ancestor

[@ammarh.6742]

Minang, from West Sumatra (Indonesia) 1 ciek 2 duo 3 tigo 4 ampek 5 limo 6 anam 7 tujuah 8 salapan 9 sambilan 10 sapuluah

[@bonjesterjabido1293]

Pilipino ako pero bakit ako nandito.. marunong naman ako mag-filipino.

[@kamille5444]

Bon Jester Jabido Parehas Ako

[@trancemaxmusic3746]

Bon Jester Jabido ako din

[@uwuningkai]

Ako rin

[@Iaszund]

Aba'y ako rin

[@sammyolavera3340]

Mag-Tagalog, you mean? 😪

[@ammarh.6742]

Numbers in Mentawai (Indonesia) 1 sara 2 dua 3 telu 4 epat 5 lima 6 enem 7 pitu 8 balu 9 siba 10 sapulu

[@ammarh.6742]

The Most Closest Language with Tagalog from Indonesia is Gorontalo & Minahasa, from Sulawesi....

[@ammarh.6742]

Because in same language group.

[@PatriciusJoshua271197]

Filipinos number sounds like indonesian.. I'm indonesian

[@hubert17]

Cebuano language of South Philippines is close to Indonesian: 1- usa, 2- duha, 3- tulu, 4- upat, 5- lima, 6- unum, 7- pitu, 8- walu, 9- siyam, 10- pulu.

[@timt2753]

We're in the same language family that's why :D

[@jessicahathaway7565]

hubert17 Cebuano often use spanish numbers too..

[@Indonelisia]

Gaya Gaya KAYO hahahaha

[@kevin_s7]

Agree

[@ammarh.6742]

Bugis (South Sulawesi) in Indonesia 1 Si'di 2 Duwa 3 Tellu 4 Eppa' 5 Lima 6 Enneng 7 Pitu 8 Aruwa' 9 Asera' 10 Seppulo

[@jung-eunlee684]

It is very easy to learn! Maraming salamat po! :)

[@ammarh.6742]

Number in Karo (Indonesia) 1 Sada 2 Dua 3 Telu 4 Empat 5 Lima 6 Enem 7 Pitu 8 Waloh 9 Siwah 10 Sapuluh

[@ikat.u]

this teacher is so pretty Jesus I can't focus when she is on the screen 🥰💚

[@Yaris99]

in bahasa satu, dua, tiga, empat, lima, enam, tujuh, delapan, sembilan, sepuluh

[@jumarkpelismino5632]

Mga Bilang (Numbers) Good teaching!

[@justinmatthewa5393]

Hiligaynon : Isa Duwa Tatlo Apat Lima Anum Pito Walo Siyam Pulo

[@ammarh.6742]

Number in Gayo (Indonesia) 1 Sara 2 Roa 3 Tulu 4 Opat 5 Lime 6 Onom 7 Pitu 8 Waluh 9 Siwah 10 Sepuluh

[@altcryxstal8250]

Some of the numbers are so similar to Indonesian like apat is empat for us,lima is lima,anim is enam

[@theforsaken4489]

ang cute cute siya! salamat po!

[@zhareinakeszlabitad8061]

hihihi...

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

Trivia:Most of the number words are related similarly in Indonesian Languages like Javanese, Minahassan, Gorontalo, etc. because they related in Austronesian Languages including Philippine Language Family of Minahassan and Gorontalo 😊😊

[@sex14]

when you said Number in Taglog. Sounds like Spanish too cuz Numero means Number in Spanish.

[@supremowildhack]

Fizzles23 but Hiligaynon sounds more like Spanish because most of our counting sounds more Spanish related..

[@InterfectorBCEyearsago]

Fizzles23 we use to count in filipino,english and spanish

[@soobinsbread6938]

We can also count in spanish

[@mikaelaathea4119]

Influenced by the Spaniards

[@TheRockB.]

Numero is Spanish. Bilang is Filipino

[@balramchand5135]

So beautiful teacher... Am from india

[@janicejop5064]

thank u for posting these great videos!!

[@dextercases319]

Isa Dalawa Tatlo Apat Lima Anim Pito Walo Siyam Sampo

[@Indonelisia]

Shampoo

[@knight.2049]

JUSTIN PH hagagsgsfsegffudfdfdf

[@malynptrp2005mc]

I am leaning Filipino ty thank you!

[@allyzthvillacruel1594]

It's not necessarily needed to learn tagalog numbers because we use Spanish/English numbers more often than this.

[@yanwahyudi]

Loved it...hatur nuhun

[@johnnymcleanvlogs]

Thank u

[@dannadiaz1787]

I can finally under stand what ever my friends are saying

[@unjustified_individual]

I only know one, two, and three in Tagalog because whenever my mom gets mad she counts up to three in tagalog lmao-

[@Iaszund]

mahirap pag malakihan na.. matagal bigkasin kaya ingles na gamit ko

[@NotUrBae99]

hampir mirip bahasa jawa dan Indonesia 😂 empat, lima, enam (indonesia), pitu, wolu (jawa)

[@sigitnurwicaksono]

Miftakhul Hidayah Isa - esa

[@Indonelisia]

MGA Gaya Gaya koyo Indonesia 😂

[@Jacobtambokikoy]

Actually Filipino is on the list of one of the hardest languages to learn according to foreigners even Americans can't pronounce some words

[@gomoku6461]

Thank you for sharing! I got a counting book in Filipino and it says isang kuliglig, dalawang gagamba, etc. So do you always add a G before a noun?

[@randomly_random_0]

*tagalog has linkers: ng, g, na* ending in vowels: -ng maganda = beautiful/pretty babae = woman/girl magandaNG babae = beautiful girl/woman ending in consonant (except 'n'): na pangit = bad ugali = attitude pangit NA ugali = bad attitude ending in 'n': -g LAAN = dedicated pagmamahal = love laanG pagmamahal = dedicated love

[@vania7462]

Hi, Ako si Vania.... I'm starting to learn tagalog and I'm going going to Phillipine this month.... I'm taking a chance to get specialization there.... I'm so scared that they won't accept me because I can't speak tagalog....

[@mixmusicandlyrics731]

Xiao Qing Huang dont worry tagalog is very easy to learn:)

[@kuraigu12]

Filipinos are not ethnocentric

[@awangkuabdulrashidawgnusi3684]

salamat

[@isabelleflora9067]

Salamat

[@julianaarrieta5624]

I want to speak Tagalog fluently

[@howtoeataham]

Juliana Arrieta me too

[@jim3427]

Gago

[@MichaelBlaneWalker]

Maraming salamat po!!

[@ilyasafridi9482]

At first i learn many words and sentences of phillpino language from these vadeos but when i tried to use it with phillipino people so the they don,t react well to use there their language with them i don,t know why but they don,t want but when i using English so they react very well. IT,S WHY?

[@iluvlasagna22]

Probably coz most of the words or phrases used in the vids are deep tagalog/filipino words. Not that we don't understand it but we don't use it often coz it sounds so formal like "Ako si (your name), ikinakagalak kong makilala ko" whereas you could just say "Hi! Ako si (your name)" Just a penny of my thought but most Filipinos use the informal way of speaking but adds a "po"in the sentences. Hope that helps :)

[@ilyasafridi9482]

V nice Ito ang ano gusto ko

[@ilyasafridi9482]

Tama... Salamat po mara! Gusto ko learn tagalog at trying ko as much as i can.

[@kaibutsusennin]

ILYAS AFRIDI Tell me what you are trying to say then i'll translate it.

[@rowenaaquino9981]

I'm a Filipino haha don't know why I'm here just got curious😅

[@Nikola_Orsinov__]

Lmao

[@precioouuss]

Lmao same to me hahaha

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[@ammarh.6742]

in javanese dog = asu

[@PrincessyIriska]

Thanx for video. But why did u tell " siyam" like "sham"? Is there any rule?

[@jarrellreyes8761]

Siy or Sy is pronounced sh such as "siya=sha" "siyempre=shempre" "probinsya=probinsha" "Syete=shete" and Dy or Diy is pronounced like j such as "Dyaryo=Jaryo" "Nandiyan=Nanjan" and Ts is pronounced like ch "Petsa=Pecha" "Tsokolate=Chokolate"

[@FilipinoPod101]

+Jarrell Reyes Hi Jarrell, Maraming salamat po sa pagtulong sa pagbigkas! :) Thank you so much for your help in teaching how words are pronounced!! Salamat ulit! Betsey Team FilipinoPod101.com

[@jarrellreyes8761]

Learn Filipino with FilipinoPod101.com Walang anuman ho :)

[@jarrellreyes8761]

Jesuro L​ Lol. I think it's not too formal. It's just the correct way to say it 😂😂

[@jarrellreyes8761]

Jesuro L​​ Lol. I think it's not too formal. It's just the appropriate way to say it 😂😂 since thye're older than me

[@mito-]

Thank you

[@mb2random]

just a not-so-funny-but-made-me-laugh story.. we usually use spanish counting when we refer to currency but apparently there's this person who thought PISO is ONE. piso is actually PESO. as in the currency meaning ONE PESO. so don't use piso for counting unless you're referring to the price of something. :) some people would find this useless but i know i'll save someone. :p

[@johnnymcleanvlogs]

Erica

[@kirisutegomen12]

Your videos are so helpful. And you are so pretty :)

[@rylasamaritacastilo3363]

smooth HAHAHAHHA

[@brendanwilson4876]

Simp

[@12inchesofworm26]

oh god i've constantly been using the... pod101?? tutorials when im on a language learning high and my smooth brain just forgot how to count in my native language and it's so weird it in this format

[@jim3427]

Marunong na ako ang galing galing

[@syariefaja962]

I'm from Indonesia n i can count 1 to 10 less than one minute after watching this video

[@sofiabautista7145]

Isa dalawa wow I cant speak tagalog now :-) :-)

[@joesphhagernan4162]

Love your lessons. I need help down loading your app. Salamat po.

[@rylasamaritacastilo3363]

Filipino ako pero nandito ako,,,, hmmm

[@ethanamielcastillo4875]

Yeah Spanish made and found our country in the 19th century before

[@mohdsabei89]

Maraming Salamat Po!

[@saadqasim9936]

you are mind belowing

[@clariceballares3823]

Guys u don't know that I am kid but I love what they are saying so stop it I am trying to wach duh?!?!?!?!?!🙂😊😂😁😀😀😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@tiffanyanne5338]

One Hundred- Isandaan

[@joanc.9586]

even though I'm filipino, I didn't know why labimpito has m, etc. now I know haha

[@Samrathvk]

thank you !

[@pumpkinpie1121]

I'm 100% Filipino who lives in the Philippines that can't even count in my own language but I can count in English.😂😂😂

[@mr.cebuano2843]

Is Filipino your native language or any other native language in the Philippines ?

[@gazzinganmichaelrecapor2740]

Yehey marunong n Ako magtagalog