Tagalog Lesson 4: Past & Future Tense Verb Conjugation

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In this Tagalog lesson, we will learn how to make simple sentences in the past & future tenses. It is highly suggested to watch Episode 3: Present Tense Conjugation first since this video builds on the information that was previously taught in Episode 3. We will review the different types of Tagalog verbs and how they are conjugated into different forms, depending on the context of the conversation. We will also review how to use subject and possessive pronouns in different types of Tagalog sentences. We will practice what we learn by doing example questions. Then, we will learn a useful "Tag-lish" tip, which you can use even if you don't know how to say a verb in Tagalog.
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Thank you, po. Taga Poland ako. I have been learning your beautiful language since May.

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Napakagandang ng guro. Maraming salamat po Nakatira ako sa Philippines 😊

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You speak better English than most people who speak English as a primary or their only language.

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I've wanted to learn Tagalog for so long and you gave me the impulse I needed to get to learn more about that beautiful language and the Filipino culture! I hope you will continue sharing this amazing content, thank you so much :)

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Hehe never stop please! Looking forward to the more complex grammar lessons also hehe really helpful!

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Ain't no way the next episode dropped this quickly. I really appreciate your efforts on this. Let's goooo 🔥

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So wonderful thank you. I am learning more from you. I'm married to a filipina and understand, but want to speak to and understand more from my wife and family. No one can sell me to 5-6 now lol😊

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salamat ate Pat sa lahat na ginawa at ginagawa mo. maraming appreciation ako sayo. please dont stop posting :)))

[@Imunholy21]

Thanks Pat, I love your lessons. After watching your first KZbin I was hooked. I've been procrastinating on learning Tagalog since 2014. I moved to the Philippines September 2016 and have been kicking myself in the butt for not learning Tagalog for over 7 years. Now with your vlogs I'm motivated and study them for about one hour every day. ❤ Maybe in a year I'll have a pretty good understanding of Tagalog but I'm really enjoying the journey so I hope you're successful and continue this for the rest of your life. Merry Christmas 🎄

[@SatantonioRaider]

OMG I'm finally understanding what I've "understood" since childhood. VERB TENSE!!!! thank you so very much

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Maraming Maraming salamat ate! Keep on doing this po, I really appreciate there is finally someone who can teach tagalog in an understandable way! 🙏❤

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So grateful for these lessons! Keep it up Pat!

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Learned so much, rewatching the video regularly so i will memorize it all. Thank you for making them.

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This series is really helpful. Salamat po!

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Thank you so much, I have learned too much and clearly from you po mam. Maramin salamat

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These are really good video lessons!

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salamat this helps a lot! please make more tutorials about grammar

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Salamat, po 💕

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Salamat po.give us more familiar verbs used in conversation.

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Nag-aral ako ng tagalog ngayon. 👍👍👍

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Nag- aaral

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As I learn Tagalog conjugation I realize why my wife learned Cherokee so quickly.

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34:09 Good

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35:05

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Rzeczywiście dziewczyny z Filipin są najpiękniejsze i takie kobiece , chyba resztę życia spędzę na Filipinach.

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Ikaw, Hindi mo ba alam na maganda ka?

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Hello Pat maraming salamat po for all your lessons may please know from what part of pilipinas you are? Happy holidays to you and your family 🤗