Learn Tagalog Lesson 4-3

[@RicLanders]

Maraming-maraming salamat po kayo si Alan! Great to hear you are in Mabalacat! I plan to be in Binangonan, Rizal the middle to late February to begin the process of permanent relocation there with my fiancee and our family. Your lessons along with a daily diet of Pimsleur, Filipino KZbin, TV, movies and music, and of course as much Skype and Viber as possible with my lady and our family are how I'm learning ang buwan ng wika. Your lessons were my first taste of Tagalog and I'm your fan for life! Can't wait to be there! Thank you so much and keep up the great work!

[@alanmillet]

I'm excited for you Ric. It's good that you've been diligent in learning. I have to pinch myself sometimes to believe I'm really here. It is so fun. Gustung-gusto ang Pilipinas! Knowing the language takes it to a whole new level. I've learned that listening is very, very important. I listen to Tagalog far more than I speak it here. I'm glad you enjoyed the videos. They are time consuming to put together, but it's a labor of love. I am excited to have my helper start with me next month to start putting together some of my ideas.

[@richardstenson7301]

learning the language is also a showing of respect for the people.

[@alicebaron100]

thanks alan, for an excellent course, it helped me a lot, maraming salamat

[@sonjabanach5089]

Hi Alan, thanks for this course, it helps a lot! Just moved to Pampanga myself, it's surely good to know some words

[@moninafurigay]

Maraming salamat po :)

[@alanmillet]

Walang anuman

[@julianheng8454]

+alanmillet hi! Allan I dun seem to be able to proceed to lesson 4-7.can you help. you're doing a great job. Would appreciate it very much. Maraming salamat.

[@muller8k]

Julian Heng can u please let me k ow how to proceed to lesson 4.7 and then the next ones? thank U!

[@richardstenson7301]

Could it be said that "pag" converts a verb to something that may be used as a noun?