MEDYO - Tagalog Adverb of Degree/Intensity | Tagalog Grammar Rules 🇵🇭

[@armanydysangco8016]

salamat mam tuloy tuloy lang sa pag upload😘😘😘

[@encampos973]

nice vlog mam big help po ito sa mga gusto matoto ng tamang english at tagalog

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Maraming salamat po. 🙏😊

[@michaelaileen427]

Thank you so much for helping me learn Tagalog, slowly but surely, (slow learner🤣), maraming salamat po😁👌

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hello, Micahel & Aileen! Thanks a lot for watching. It's okay to learn at your own pace. 😊🇵🇭

[@oseekazadi9469]

Mama, thank you so much for your videos. Would you like to make a video explaining how and when to use AN and HAN as suffix of verbs. They are very challenging. Thanks

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Hello, Osée KAZADI! I'll try to make a video on that this month po. Thank you so much for your interest in Tagalog. I can see that you've been my subscriber for 2 years now. Maraming salamat po! 🙏😊😍

[@gerrymcnally9344]

Salamat sa lahat. Medyo nagugutom ako no Filipino ever said 🤣. Magkaroon ng isang mapagpalang araw

[@phmaster7930]

What do you mean? Filipino do not say so?

[@gerrymcnally9344]

@@phmaster7930 It is joke that Filipino only slightly hungry, when they hungry, they are hungry.

[@phmaster7930]

@@gerrymcnally9344 i see haha

[@phmaster7930]

Can I say Medyo maliit na kuwartong ito? Should be ang or na? Since "na" is used as a linker.

[@beaglejuice5681]

Take what I say with a grain of salt, but as someone who's learning and has grown up in a Filipino family, you'd get away with both, but would be better if you used "na", like in this comment

[@phmaster7930]

Thanks for your comment