@@celinaduguay6484 I would say 98% of it is from my italki tutor and our lessons. I also use drops. I’m trying to find good listening exercises and make my resources more robust, but for now it’s mainly just the materials from my tutor!
@@celinaduguay6484 Hi! So I'm not so sure about more resources, but I am Fluent in Filipino and I am Fillipino, but I would say the best thing is to not rely on google translate because there are many ways to sound too formal when trying to have a casual conversation. So if you can speak to your relatives in Tagalog, I think that would be perfect, but if you dont, hmu and I can help out
Hi! You could try Learn Filipino with FilipinoPod101.com. I'm currently studying Spanish and Thai (a beginner with both). Started with Spanish a few years ago but had stopped for a certain reason. Also incorporating with my study some basics from other languages. But really focused on the two languages aforementioned. I'm a Filipina by the way.
Salamat po! And I'm so surprised more people aren't learning it because MILLIONS of people speak it- so it's not only fun, it's incredibly useful! I can't wait to learn more!
That’s a great pyramid! I agree. There are so many things that I’ve heard and am familiar with, still a good amount of things I understand when I hear them but wouldn’t be able to use off of the top of my head, and then the things I actually understand well and can use.
Putting it into this triangle also made me feel better about not immediately being able to use all of these things - I'm like they're in my brain somewhere, I just have to 'level them up'. Which will happen! It'll happen for both of us! :)
hi, thanks for considering our country's national language tagalog. i was born in a city using that language but now staying in another city (also in philippines) but with a different language which is bisaya. hope you could one day visit us here soon after this global crisis ends or atleast "normalize" haha. take care
Gusto kong bumisita sa Philippines! Kapag tatapos ang virus 😅nagsasalita kayo nang mabilis na mabilis sa Tagalog pero gusto kong magpractice kaya makakasalita ako ng Tagalog nang mabagal at least kasama ng mga tao🤗🇵🇭 Maybe by Then （kapag ang virus ay tumapos) ang Tagalog ako magiging mas magaling at hindi ako mag-thi-think ang pace ay demasyadong mabilis haha🤗 I Hope that all made sense! I’m still a beginner!:)
@@globalmarissa8995 ok.. let me help you so it wont sound like google translate haha. 1st.. just use "pinas" to refer philippines if used in tagalog sentence. its the shortened pilipinas (tagalog of philippines) 2. sa tagalog.... sa is referring to a place. use "ng" instead 3. if you want to use the tagalog of an english word. spell it as it really meant to be spelt =) practice.... "praktis" note: there is no " c " in tagalog 4. kapag ang virus ay tumapos... kapag ang virus ay tapos na. mostly adding "na" adds the "already" so.. finish already, already finish. but i think most would say "kapag tapos na ang virus" 5. and the last part would be. mas magiging magaling na ako sa pagtatagalog. "already be good i will in speaking tagalog" i dont really know how to explain this but just think of "how would yoda say this" ^__^
AH I thought it was ng tagalog (the google translate said no lol). Salamat po para sa tips mo! I've noticed how na is so common- whereas in English saying 'already, yet' is more of an afterthought (for me at least), it's almost necessary in Tagalog. So interesting!
Great video! I liked and subscribed. I was a missionary in the Philippines in 1976 for two years but didn't learn the language because everyone spoke great english. But now I would like to learn it. So thank you for your helpful tips.
So proud of you. I am a filipino who is fluent in tagalog, ilocano and english and is currently stuying spanish (conversational) and mandarin ( super beginner). Duuuuude ang hirap! But it is so addictive and fun! I just cant help myself. I actually find myself studying till 5 in the morning despite having work 2 hours after specially coming off a long break (2weeks) from studying languages. I hope you enjoy the process of studying my beautiful native tongue. I hope you come across some interesting (at the same time beautiful) words such as "maharlika", "bahag-hari", "malumanay:, "kagilagilalas" to name a few. Also some spanish rooted terms and slang phrases that only we filipinos have in the spanish speaking world, such as; "echefuera", "petcha de peligro" and "susmariosep!" (Hahaha). I subscribed and would love to watch your progress as it serves as an inspiration to me as well. By the way. Lastly, as you have stated, taglish is the more common way of speaking filipino and would definitely help you avoid sounding too proper.
Salamat po para sa mga comment mo!! The more I get into it the more I LOVE the similarities between Spanish and Tagalog and how every Spanish words seems like Filipinos took it and said “nah we gunna do this our way”. For spelling, pronunciation etc. Good luck on all your studies! It sounds like you’re really enjoying it and that’s the most important thing at the end of the day(or morning as it seems for you sometimes!!) I plan to do an updated Tagalog study/progress video soon and want to incorporate more into my regular videos for the new year. Sometimes progress is hard to see when it’s slow and steady so it’ll be interesting to look back on the videos as a whole as I make more!! Salamat po again and buena suerte con tu español!
Galing naman👏👏👏 ipagpatuloy mo yan!! masaya ako para sayo☺️ nakaka-proud na pinag-aaralan mo yung language namin. Sana sa sunod na panunuod ko ng videos mo fluent kana managalog.
I’m learning Tagalog because it’s one of the languages my boyfriend and friends speak, so it was really cool to hear about what’s helping someone else!
Every language I have studied I start with Pimsleur, if it is offered. There are two levels of Pimsleur Tagalog, which is 60 lessons overall and 30 hours. I found it the best in my case for beginner's. Just conversational practice, the grammar is learned through inference.
I love how you enjoy tagalog language even though you need to practice alot. I see some errors from the first time i view this vid like the grammar. Tagalog grammar is so important otherwise you will sound nonsense if not doing it proper way... I know it's complex but hey come on, keep it up! 😊
Grabe! I actually never saw anyone trying to learn Tagalog until I stumbled across your channel, I'm Filipino, and in the Philippines, so I'm fluent, if you need someone to practice with or talk to, feel free to hit me up, haha! I'd be more than glad to help out and chat with you
Thank you so much! I'm slowly piecing together my Tagalog and had my first conversational lesson a month or so ago (it was rough, but that's progress!). So in a bit I may be ready to expand out!
I'm also one of those people who are less concerned about accent because I figure it will fall into place the more I hear Tagalog. I mean kid's accents are terrible in any language so I figure it's the same idea- if I just keep practicing I'll get there:P
@@globalmarissa8995 Wow, that's really great! Yeah, keep going because the way you talk, and the way you use your words and conjugate all those verbs are really good
Hello if u r still checking on here. Thanks that was awesome. I learned Spanish.. but Tagalog seems brutal because of the long similar k, m, words...and verbs , prefixes. But at least no gender. What is that app with a coconut? Tks alot ingat po
Hi! I really enjoyed this video, I've been trying to learn tagalog off and on for years with little success and have decided to give it a real shot this year! I was wondering what resource do you use to create your flashcards on studylib? Or are they also provided by your tutor? Thanks!!
I manually enter them based on sentences we made during the lesson. You can press 'add from word/anki/excel' and that makes it easier to make a list. I will say it's hard to keep up with and I haven't added new cards for a while. Check out Tagalog.com if you want premade cards! They have the sound too which is great and I may start to transition most of my studying time to there.
Hi Marissa. I had a fair bit to say about this video, so instead of writing an essay in your comment section, I just made a response video and uploaded it on my channel. Ingat po 🙂
You're right- language learning methods are so specific to each person, it's really interesting! All the best on your Tagalog studies and anything else you may be learning!
Salamat po! And I don't really use a textbook, but my tutor follows The Tuttle Basic Tagalog for Foreigners and Non-Tagalogs (amzn.to/2UTPscb). So I guess you could say that's the textbook I use? haha DM me on insta for the tutors italki link (instagram.com/globalmarissa/) - I feel like YT is a little too public to be giving out her info:P
I have been in the philippines for almost 2 years and only know Kamusta ka, and a few others and some words, but its really frustrating to remember more words and sentences as the words involved are tongue twisters...lol, I would really love to learn it, but cannot understand how to put a sentence together on my own without my Filipina telling me the whole sentence, i think she is getting frustrated with me not being able to grasp it quickly, the funny thing is i am able to grasp korean and Japanese easier for some reason, its strange why i cannot grasp it.. Oh i do try to put tagalog into things that i want to say like eg, leave the door open.. Buukas pinto..lol
It’s difficult! But keep going! I had to take lessons once or twice a week for 8 months before I could really make any sentences and understand some grammar. But once you get the basics (which took a lot longer than other langs for me at least), it starts feeling like any other language. “It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop”🤗
Know the Tagalog alpbt . English vowel is the same as Tagalog. B is the first k is the sec and so on. Ex. baba- chin bibi- baby geese bobo- stupid next is k kaka- big sister Kiki-pp D didi-ask your bf. and so on
(1) Your boyfriend looks like a live-action version of Tulio (of the Tulio and Miguel duo in "EL Dorado") (j/k) (2) I have been noticing that in recent years, written Tagalog has been dropping the helpful diacritical marks for inflection. You must know by now that every Tagalog vowel is inflected in one of four ways, so we have (5x4 =) TWENTY VOWEL SOUNDS. This will bog down accuracy in your pronunciation, unless you get an O.G. textbook from 70's or 80's Philippines -- or one of those small Lonely Planet phrasebooks to at least get a feel for it. Otherwise, just get really into your dialog sessions and pay attention to how the vowels (mostly the ones at the ends of words) are inflected. Like tones in Chinese or Thai, a small mistake will change the meaning of the word entirely. So get immersed as best as you can, you're already doing so well.
Are there any more Tagalog resources I should check out? How are you guys doing with your language studies? 📚✨💪🏼
What resources are you currently using for learning the Filipino language?
@@celinaduguay6484 I would say 98% of it is from my italki tutor and our lessons. I also use drops. I’m trying to find good listening exercises and make my resources more robust, but for now it’s mainly just the materials from my tutor!
@@globalmarissa8995 Nice. I'm trying to find more resources to learn the Filipino language as I have relatives who speak it.
@@celinaduguay6484 Hi! So I'm not so sure about more resources, but I am Fluent in Filipino and I am Fillipino, but I would say the best thing is to not rely on google translate because there are many ways to sound too formal when trying to have a casual conversation. So if you can speak to your relatives in Tagalog, I think that would be perfect, but if you dont, hmu and I can help out
Hi! You could try Learn Filipino with FilipinoPod101.com. I'm currently studying Spanish and Thai (a beginner with both). Started with Spanish a few years ago but had stopped for a certain reason. Also incorporating with my study some basics from other languages. But really focused on the two languages aforementioned. I'm a Filipina by the way.
As a Filipino, I'm very proud and happy of you! It's amazing. Not everyone really learns our language. Thank you, keep it up!
Salamat po! And I'm so surprised more people aren't learning it because MILLIONS of people speak it- so it's not only fun, it's incredibly useful! I can't wait to learn more!
@@globalmarissa8995 Good luck!
FINALLY a youtuber learning tagalog that isn't just reading a script or "learning tagalog in 1 week" Seeing this helps motivate me to learn more 😊
That’s a great pyramid! I agree. There are so many things that I’ve heard and am familiar with, still a good amount of things I understand when I hear them but wouldn’t be able to use off of the top of my head, and then the things I actually understand well and can use.
Putting it into this triangle also made me feel better about not immediately being able to use all of these things - I'm like they're in my brain somewhere, I just have to 'level them up'. Which will happen! It'll happen for both of us! :)
hi, thanks for considering our country's national language tagalog. i was born in a city using that language but now staying in another city (also in philippines) but with a different language which is bisaya. hope you could one day visit us here soon after this global crisis ends or atleast "normalize" haha.
take care
Gusto kong bumisita sa Philippines! Kapag tatapos ang virus 😅nagsasalita kayo nang mabilis na mabilis sa Tagalog pero gusto kong magpractice kaya makakasalita ako ng Tagalog nang mabagal at least kasama ng mga tao🤗🇵🇭 Maybe by Then （kapag ang virus ay tumapos) ang Tagalog ako magiging mas magaling at hindi ako mag-thi-think ang pace ay demasyadong mabilis haha🤗 I Hope that all made sense! I’m still a beginner!:)
@@globalmarissa8995 ok.. let me help you so it wont sound like google translate haha.
1st.. just use "pinas" to refer philippines if used in tagalog sentence. its the shortened pilipinas (tagalog of philippines)
2. sa tagalog.... sa is referring to a place. use "ng" instead
3. if you want to use the tagalog of an english word. spell it as it really meant to be spelt =) practice.... "praktis"
note: there is no " c " in tagalog
4. kapag ang virus ay tumapos...
kapag ang virus ay tapos na.
mostly adding "na" adds the "already"
so.. finish already, already finish.
but i think most would say "kapag tapos na ang virus"
5. and the last part would be.
mas magiging magaling na ako sa pagtatagalog.
"already be good i will in speaking tagalog"
i dont really know how to explain this but just think of "how would yoda say this" ^__^
AH I thought it was ng tagalog (the google translate said no lol). Salamat po para sa tips mo! I've noticed how na is so common- whereas in English saying 'already, yet' is more of an afterthought (for me at least), it's almost necessary in Tagalog. So interesting!
Great video! I liked and subscribed. I was a missionary in the Philippines in 1976 for two years but didn't learn the language because everyone spoke great english. But now I would like to learn it. So thank you for your helpful tips.
Ang saya naman super proud sya na marunong na syang mag Tagalog. Sana all 😄 I'm happy for you 🥰 Go go go lang!
So proud of you. I am a filipino who is fluent in tagalog, ilocano and english and is currently stuying spanish (conversational) and mandarin ( super beginner). Duuuuude ang hirap! But it is so addictive and fun! I just cant help myself. I actually find myself studying till 5 in the morning despite having work 2 hours after specially coming off a long break (2weeks) from studying languages. I hope you enjoy the process of studying my beautiful native tongue.
I hope you come across some interesting (at the same time beautiful) words such as "maharlika", "bahag-hari", "malumanay:, "kagilagilalas" to name a few.
Also some spanish rooted terms and slang phrases that only we filipinos have in the spanish speaking world, such as; "echefuera", "petcha de peligro" and "susmariosep!" (Hahaha).
I subscribed and would love to watch your progress as it serves as an inspiration to me as well.
By the way. Lastly, as you have stated, taglish is the more common way of speaking filipino and would definitely help you avoid sounding too proper.
Salamat po para sa mga comment mo!! The more I get into it the more I LOVE the similarities between Spanish and Tagalog and how every Spanish words seems like Filipinos took it and said “nah we gunna do this our way”. For spelling, pronunciation etc.
Good luck on all your studies! It sounds like you’re really enjoying it and that’s the most important thing at the end of the day(or morning as it seems for you sometimes!!)
I plan to do an updated Tagalog study/progress video soon and want to incorporate more into my regular videos for the new year. Sometimes progress is hard to see when it’s slow and steady so it’ll be interesting to look back on the videos as a whole as I make more!!
Salamat po again and buena suerte con tu español!
Galing naman👏👏👏 ipagpatuloy mo yan!! masaya ako para sayo☺️
nakaka-proud na pinag-aaralan mo yung language namin. Sana sa sunod na panunuod ko ng videos mo fluent kana managalog.
You would surprise him in the coming days and he'll be very happy for it believe me its a great help when planning to visit the Philippines someday.
Im happy to see this vid.thank marissa
I’m learning Tagalog because it’s one of the languages my boyfriend and friends speak, so it was really cool to hear about what’s helping someone else!
I'm so happy Finding This video☺️😊 I'm Filipino btw. I love to see your progress🤗
I want to make more progress videos! It's been so fun to learn🤗🤗
@@globalmarissa8995 Good to know🤗❤️, Filipino is a beautiful language🤗
@@ivanjoelarias628 It's so rhythmic and inviting! So beautiful🤗
I'm also learning Tagalog. (I'm filipino, But I'm so bad to the point I have to learn it again)
Glad to see you learning Tagalog too.
Every language I have studied I start with Pimsleur, if it is offered. There are two levels of Pimsleur Tagalog, which is 60 lessons overall and 30 hours. I found it the best in my case for beginner's. Just conversational practice, the grammar is learned through inference.
I love how you enjoy tagalog language even though you need to practice alot. I see some errors from the first time i view this vid like the grammar. Tagalog grammar is so important otherwise you will sound nonsense if not doing it proper way... I know it's complex but hey come on, keep it up! 😊
Grabe! I actually never saw anyone trying to learn Tagalog until I stumbled across your channel, I'm Filipino, and in the Philippines, so I'm fluent, if you need someone to practice with or talk to, feel free to hit me up, haha! I'd be more than glad to help out and chat with you
Thank you so much! I'm slowly piecing together my Tagalog and had my first conversational lesson a month or so ago (it was rough, but that's progress!). So in a bit I may be ready to expand out!
I'm also one of those people who are less concerned about accent because I figure it will fall into place the more I hear Tagalog. I mean kid's accents are terrible in any language so I figure it's the same idea- if I just keep practicing I'll get there:P
@@globalmarissa8995 Wow, that's really great! Yeah, keep going because the way you talk, and the way you use your words and conjugate all those verbs are really good
@@globalmarissa8995 That's true
Kumusta Marissa ... natutuwa ako na makita at mapanood ka dito sa youtube.
Ang galing mag-Tagalog ni Ate!
salamat po!
Hello if u r still checking on here. Thanks that was awesome. I learned Spanish.. but Tagalog seems brutal because of the long similar k, m, words...and verbs , prefixes. But at least no gender. What is that app with a coconut? Tks alot ingat po
OMG look at you! Your skills are on point.
Thank you! Looking forward to the day Kevin listens to me speak, donut in hand, without toooooo many corrections LOL
Hi! I really enjoyed this video, I've been trying to learn tagalog off and on for years with little success and have decided to give it a real shot this year! I was wondering what resource do you use to create your flashcards on studylib? Or are they also provided by your tutor? Thanks!!
I manually enter them based on sentences we made during the lesson. You can press 'add from word/anki/excel' and that makes it easier to make a list. I will say it's hard to keep up with and I haven't added new cards for a while. Check out Tagalog.com if you want premade cards! They have the sound too which is great and I may start to transition most of my studying time to there.
@@globalmarissa8995 That's great! Thank you for replying!
Ang galing naman. :) taga saan ka? Ganda mo po
Hi Marissa. I had a fair bit to say about this video, so instead of writing an essay in your comment section, I just made a response video and uploaded it on my channel. Ingat po 🙂
You're right- language learning methods are so specific to each person, it's really interesting! All the best on your Tagalog studies and anything else you may be learning!
@@globalmarissa8995 thanks, and all the best in your language studies as well 🙂
Galing!
you should come visit philipines.
Galing galing!😊
Salamat po!
Walang anuman po.If you have questions about Tagalog I can help you.😊
Good job ! What textbook were you using and do you mind telling me know which tutor you’re using?
Salamat po! And I don't really use a textbook, but my tutor follows The Tuttle Basic Tagalog for Foreigners and Non-Tagalogs (amzn.to/2UTPscb). So I guess you could say that's the textbook I use? haha DM me on insta for the tutors italki link (instagram.com/globalmarissa/) - I feel like YT is a little too public to be giving out her info:P
youre tagalog is very good!
Salamat po! I have a long way to go, but step by step I’ll get there🤗
@@globalmarissa8995 Walang anuman!
I have been in the philippines for almost 2 years and only know Kamusta ka, and a few others and some words, but its really frustrating to remember more words and sentences as the words involved are tongue twisters...lol, I would really love to learn it, but cannot understand how to put a sentence together on my own without my Filipina telling me the whole sentence, i think she is getting frustrated with me not being able to grasp it quickly, the funny thing is i am able to grasp korean and Japanese easier for some reason, its strange why i cannot grasp it.. Oh i do try to put tagalog into things that i want to say like eg, leave the door open.. Buukas pinto..lol
It’s difficult! But keep going! I had to take lessons once or twice a week for 8 months before I could really make any sentences and understand some grammar. But once you get the basics (which took a lot longer than other langs for me at least), it starts feeling like any other language. “It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop”🤗
New subscriber here.
Know the Tagalog alpbt . English vowel is the same as Tagalog. B is the first k is the sec and so on. Ex. baba- chin bibi- baby geese bobo- stupid next is k kaka- big sister Kiki-pp D didi-ask your bf. and so on
Hi. Can teach you Tagalog how natives really use the language :D. I can be your language buddy. I'd like to brush up my English.
(1) Your boyfriend looks like a live-action version of Tulio (of the Tulio and Miguel duo in "EL Dorado") (j/k)
(2) I have been noticing that in recent years, written Tagalog has been dropping the helpful diacritical marks for inflection. You must know by now that every Tagalog vowel is inflected in one of four ways, so we have (5x4 =) TWENTY VOWEL SOUNDS. This will bog down accuracy in your pronunciation, unless you get an O.G. textbook from 70's or 80's Philippines -- or one of those small Lonely Planet phrasebooks to at least get a feel for it. Otherwise, just get really into your dialog sessions and pay attention to how the vowels (mostly the ones at the ends of words) are inflected. Like tones in Chinese or Thai, a small mistake will change the meaning of the word entirely. So get immersed as best as you can, you're already doing so well.
I also want to learn filipino language
I can teach you Filipino (Tagalog) :) . Which country you from?
Hahaha that intro though
💜💜💜💪
Why ????
what why?
Huh?
🍺!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I want to learn tagalog because filipino girls are hot lol
At this rate you'll be fluent by around year 2156