You speak 90% correct. practice the word ng, -ng as the connector, and word with consecutive vowels like "Maaalala mo pa ba?" It's not read as "MAAA" its "MA/A/A/LA/LA mo pa ba?" Which means "will you ever remember?"
You’re so cute learning in speaking Tagalog. You will become famous in the Philippines when you go their because Filipino people loves foreigners regardless of color. They treat with Kindness and Respect. In the Philippines Staring at someone isn’t rude. They just eager and interested to know about you and want to make friend with you by staring or looking at. It’s pleasant to ears when a foreigner speaks Tagalog.❤
We usually use Tag- lish (Tagalog/English) it's so convenient to use.. if you don't know the exact words in Tagalog use English words to add on your sentences..
You’re doing well! Just say the syllables slowly and you’ll get it. You picked up the lessons quickly, great job! Enjoy your trip. Be safe, have fun, and make lots of new friends!
I'm happy for you Gabriel trying your best to speak tagalog word...nowadays we speak taglish..which is the combination of English and Tagalog..you can do it 🥰🥰
You are doing great Gab! Sending love from the Philippines. If its hard for you, you can talk in English. Most people here understands and speaks English but thank you for learning our language. It shows how eager you are and respectful of our language and country.
Thank you for your interest in learning the Filipino Language. Wow learning gradually is a great start for a new language widening your reach internationally .... You will be loved by Filipinos .... Good luck for your intentions to visit our Country. I hope that time will come and you will succeed every endeavor you are to accomplish. You are so good. Thank you ! God bless you !
I'm in Bulacan, Philippines, the land of poets and heroes. I can say that no one speaks like this (for the most part) anymore in our area. But your effort is truly adorable and appreciated.
Killin it, man lol. Ngl using "Kinagagalak kitang makilala" in regular convo would sound a bit weird unless you're from the 60s/ 70s but it would still be impressive to hear it from someone not Filipino. They would really appreciate your efforts and would def put smiles in their faces. Everyone in the comment section is already finding it amazing that you're trying, man. Imagine if you actually start using them when you're already in the country. Good work, Gabriel. 🔥🔥🔥 N.B. It's somewhat useless to learn Tagalog numbers since 90 percent of FIlipinos don't really use them. They use English. Focus on learning conversational Tagalog and street slangs, that'll blow their minds lol.
It's a delight to see you learning our language. When you visit the PH, I bet you won't have a hard time communicating since most us do Taglish and can communicate in English.
you're so cute Gabe learning Tagalog. I can sense you can learn our language in no time. Just remember no matter how long the word or phrase is just read it in syllables. Our language is simply very syllabic. You did okay. I was smiling while you are trying to pronounce the words. Mahusay ka Gabe!
Wow ! Now you are learning Filipino Language ! You are great at learning ... Thank you for the interest. . It will help during you visit in the Philippines ! God bless you !
You are doing well Thank you for learning our language btw Filipinos are friendly when you visit here they can help you and we can understand english even if we cannot speak fluently.
Mabuhay ka bro, your so cute to watch trying your very best to pronounce tagalog words hope to see you in the future shooting one of your vlog episode in our country. God bless you bro
You're doing well actually. Your pronunciation and accent is so good!❤️ Just take it lightly, Filipino words are just pronounced the way it is written 🥰. A lot of the phrases taught by the Girl in the video are actually too formal and are rarely used or none at all like "Ikinagagalak ko po kayong makilala"- which means nice to meet you- This is found only in books, movies, series or Historical film but not in the modern times. And for daily use the simplest phrases are used by Filipinos 👍 you can learn the formal easier if you start with the informal👍
You are really good in pronouncing Tagalog words, and I am impressed. You are a natural. I love watching your videos Gab. You have the same last name as my Filipino stepdad. You also have a very nice lips and smile, and you are very good-looking. Much love!
Another translation for "Excuse me." is "Makikiraan po." This is only use when you are trying go pass through between two people or group of people or between houses. I usually use it when I have no other path to walk on or if people are talking where I like to go through.
Tagalog has words that run fast but most are slow phased, some words are identically spelled but changes meaning on how its pronounced, a short line is indicated above the vowel or so to indicate if the word or part of it is to be said with rising intonation or falling intonation. Like the word "Gabi", in 11:17 when you mentioned the word in Taglog its a leafy plant. Gabi as she pronounced is the word for evening / night
Also some of what you're doing is good! you figured out how to pronounce the NG (Which many foreigners just do wrong) which is really great. Our language is very simple to pronounce. If you have a background i spanish And maybe speaking Japanese , I think you'll get Filipino/ Tagalog.
Greetings ... Oooh ... take your time sir Gabriel, you are doing it well. When you come to the Philippines, it will be more exciting for you and a challenging one ... ❤❤❤👍👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
the reason why people say the full name is the build of getting to know, it's a relationship you wanna have more of formal way not the casual one. It's very important because for many reasons like security, personal relationship and Introducing you to other people if ever. if a father ask her daughter who is she with, they'll never say, Gabriel? Look who is he? It most be the whole name so the father trust her daughters word, plus there are many gabriel in the world, it's better to be more specific.
To be honest, you're good at pronouncing it. And that's why it is easy for you to understand every word or sentence. Thank you for giving time to learn our tagalog(Filipino) language.it means a lot to us. Maraming salamat po. 😊 Thank you very much. 😊
This is really cute lol,big hug from me XX,Bisaya or Visayan is much easier than Tagalog, thou some Tagalog words are use in Bisayan too...U will get there fast Gab:) just keep goin, you did well!!!!!💯💯💯
That is one particular language 'tagalog words" but if you go to another city its another dialect you encounter that even me filipino cannot understand, and thats 1 of 175 languages in the country Filipino usually speak your language when you meet them sooo no problem, but its a long way to learn it....😅😅😅
I like this dude you can do this man just keep watching that video until you can understand the basics i feel like im back in kindergarten watching you😂
Tips: 1. To practice pronunciation, syllabicate: [ ma - ra - ming | sa - la - mat | po ] A syllable in Filipino, which also applies to most of the other languages in the PH, contains only one vowel >>> ku - mus - ta | a - ko | po | si | Gabriel 2. Once you get used to it, try to know where the stressed syllable is. For every syllable in CAPS slightly raise your chin: >>> ku - mus - TA {?} a - KO | po | si | Gabriel {.} ma - RA - ming | sa - LA - mat | po {.} >>> ma - gan - DANG | A - raw | po {.} ma - gan - DANG | u - MA - ga | po {.} ma - gan - DANG | HA -pon | po {.} ma - gan - DANG | ga - BI | po {.} hang - GANG | sa | mu - LI {.} pa - A - lam {!} >>> mag - KA - no | po | i - TO {?}
The best way to learn niyo language is not by learning whole sentence but by reading the singular word fluently. then when making sentences just mimic filipino accent like a mockery and you'll pick it up cuase you conciously copy the accent. The mimic technique is good when used in mimicking sentences.
I always tip my hat to those who are learning different languages for i completely know how gargantuan it is to aquire a language that are ridiculously different from your native language. I've been acquiring English for almost 3 years now, and i ain't gon lie it isn't straight forward, not to mentiond i ain't got no one to talk to using this language, but over the course of a certain amount of time, I've managed to let's say conversationally fluent.. And I would say throughout my learning journey, acquiring things that you're passionate about is quite satisfying tho difficulties are inevitable. Anyways thank you so much for this video, this really made my day.
you can say " masaya akong makilala kita" masaya means happy. im happy to meet you. what she teaches is kinda of formal.we can also teach you slangs like CHAROT or SANAOL 🤣 it really warms our filipino heart that you are making this extras to learn more not only about our culture but also our language.
Just learn the basics and off you go. Filipinos are at ease with the English language. Even if some can't speak it fluently, they can understand you well when you interact with them. That's why we've got Taglish (combination of Tagalog and English) which is a natural thing in the Filipino language nowadays. By the way, you're doing well. Keep it up.
It is not common to ask for forgiveness by saying “patawarin mo ako” in Tagalog. Nowadays, we only say sorry po. What Erica is teaching you is too formal. Filipinos are used to combine english and tagalog in every conversation. It is seldom that we say magandang umaga po. We always say good morning po. We usually converse in informal tagalog, not as formal as Erica is teaching in this video.
But those ("Sorry po!" and "Good morning po!") are technically already not in Filipino nor in Tagalog that are usually and commonly taught to us Filipinos and even to non-Filipinos, which is usually and commonly a more or the official, academic or educational, literary, formal and/or national and standard or standardized and codified form, dialect, version, variety or variant of Filipino and/or Tagalog that doesn't mix in a lot of English words, phrases, clauses, sentences, expressions, idioms, etc., and those ("Sorry po!" and "Good morning po!") are technically already in Taglish or Englog language code-switching and code-mixing between English and Filipino and/or Tagalog. He can just learn Taglish or Englog informally when he's already in the Philippines, or when he communicates with any of us by any other means or ways even if or while he's not in the Philippines, which is how we Filipinos usually and commonly learn how to communicate in Taglish or Englog, and that is through informal language education and acquisition that doesn't need to be learned from an educational video about the Filipino language (the national language, one of the two official languages, and the national lingua franca or national common language of the Philippines and of most Filipinos and some non-Filipinos, which is basically and practically the Tagalog language with a few to some influences and contributions from the other languages of the Philippines and some foreign languages that formerly, newly or continously influences and contributes to the Filipino language itself and the other languages of the Philippines, which includes the Tagalog language) like the video from FilipinoPod101, or about the Tagalog language (the native, indigenous or autochthonous, ethnic or ethnolinguistic, regional, local and official auxiliary language that makes up, composes or comprises most to almost all of the Filipino language). Also, he's technically learning the Filipino language from the video of FilipinoPod101, not Taglish or Englog and also technically not Tagalog. Another also, I didn't comment this comment to tell you that you're entirely wrong, in my opinion. Your comment is mostly right, in my opinion. It's just that I just comment this to add and share info that I know based on your comment, to clear some things up from or about your comment, and to share my opinions on or about and based on your comment. Again, this comment are just my opinions and just based on what I know.
Honestly some of these phrases I rarely used when I lived in the Philippines. Like Paalam, Mawalang galang lang po. Most of the times, I just use sige mauna na ako (for friends) or even bye po. And Ive always used Excuse me po. Honestly just add po to everything and you'll be fine. Except if you're speaking to kids 🤣 Also why it is so fascinating watching someone learn a language you speak
If you have are having trouble pronouncing it just look at the letters just like the A, E, I, O, U the A for (A)pple E for (E)lephant I for (I)gloo O for (O)range U for Just a harder version of O Magandang umaga [Má] [Gân] [Dàng] [û] [Má] [Gá] Just say them step by step
Why am I only seeing this now??? 😂 I love it! You nailed most of it! Well done! Tbh, she's speaking waaaaaaay too fast even for me. LOL But she's teaching it in a very natural approach of how we say it in Filipino.
Gabe, thing is Filipinos don't really use "ikinagagalak kitang makilaka" in casual settings. it's used mainly in formal settings like in schools, conventions, seminars, speeches, etc
For your info, Sir Gabriel (are you a LATINO?), FILIPINOS are familiar also or are using SPANISH for numbers (numeros). So, if your lost in Filipino numbers, feel free to say the numbers in Spanish. 1 - Uno, 2 - Dos, 3 - Tres, 4 - Cuatro, 5 - Singko (or Cinco), 6 - Sais, 7 - Siete, 8 - Otso (Ocho), 9 - Nueve, 10 - Diyes (or Diez), 11 - Onse, 12 - Dose, 13 - Trese, 14 - Katorse, 15 - Kinse (or Quince) 16 - Desii-sais, 17 - Desi-siete, 18 - Desi-otso, 19 - Dedi-nueve, 20 - Bente (or Veinte), 30 - Trenta, 40 - Kwarenta (cuatenta), 50 - Singkwenta (or Cincuenta), 60 - Saisenta, 70 - Sitenta, 80 - Otsenta, 90 - Nuventa, 100 - Siyento. For numbers after the "tens", you just add "y + numbers from 1~9) Ex: 21 - Bente y uno; - dos, etc. For hundreds after 100 (Siyento), 200...900, use the regular numbet + siyentos. Ex: 200 - Dos Siyentos. For higher than 200, just add the correct number to number + siyentos. Ex: 235 - Dos Siyentos Trenta y Singko, etc.
The key to learning filipino language is if you are not american, stick to your own roots like if you are Spanish or from Latin america. When you pronounce a word avoid slanging the vowels and read it in syllables to properly say the word. Then, learn it by phrase and always talk to a filipino in filipino to practice and to learn fast.
@VI3ION If some words are long and make your tongue twists. You can start to formulate your conversation using the TagLish approach.. Tagalog and English words mix altogether to emphasise your thought process. Filipinos are resilient in reading between the lines and picking up your point of view. I wish you all the best.
So proud, as a Filipino Canadian, to see you try to learn our National Language Tagalog. If I may add, try to learn the Filipino alphabet. It will help you pronounce the words as if you are a real pinoy.
You know Gabriel , if you go to the Philippines , the Filipinos can speak English. So don’t worry about it. Let me tell you something. My niece went to the Philippines and she was trying to buy a bus ticket in Tagalog. Since it’s not her language and she’s from here in USA, she had a hard time to communicate. Finally the lady told her to speak in English since English is the medium of instruction in the Philippines.
when you speak tagalog, you sound like another reactor, efra herrera, brother of waleska herrera; both are from latin america (venezuela). good luck on your journey in learning filipino (tagalog). as a person whose background is latin, your pronounciation is much closer to our pronounciation, unlike english speakers from north america and europe. when in doubt, use english + po. haha
😂😂😂😂😂 i smile all the time to hear you say kinagagalak kong makilala kita, your tongue is rulling 😂😂😂🇧🇻🇵🇭 hablas tagalog😂😂😂😂 your good Ve3ion❤ keep going❤💪🥰 lets keep easy Ve3ion use english to number😂😂😂 your so cute when you said Ate magkano po 😂😂😂 hanggang sa muli😅 until next time😂👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 your good💪
You speak 90% correct. practice the word ng, -ng as the connector, and word with consecutive vowels like "Maaalala mo pa ba?" It's not read as "MAAA" its "MA/A/A/LA/LA mo pa ba?" Which means "will you ever remember?"
You’re so cute learning in speaking Tagalog. You will become famous in the Philippines when you go their because Filipino people loves foreigners regardless of color. They treat with Kindness and Respect. In the Philippines Staring at someone isn’t rude. They just eager and interested to know about you and want to make friend with you by staring or looking at. It’s pleasant to ears when a foreigner speaks Tagalog.❤
We usually use Tag- lish (Tagalog/English) it's so convenient to use.. if you don't know the exact words in Tagalog use English words to add on your sentences..
nakakatuwa ka Vesion ..so proud of you learning our language❤❤❤push it up...tuloy mo lang po yan❤❤❤
You’re doing well! Just say the syllables slowly and you’ll get it. You picked up the lessons quickly, great job! Enjoy your trip. Be safe, have fun, and make lots of new friends!
You’re so cute speaking in Filipino/ Tagalog. Keep going, Bro. Filipinos will oove you more when you try to speak in Filipino❤
Thank you for trying to learn our language.
Maraming salamat po.
MABUHAY
Nakakkatuwa ka naman super..❤ yeahbmadali ka naman pong matuto.salamat sayo.
Ang galing naman ni poging gabriel,
Ipagpatuloy mo lang po.
I'm happy for you Gabriel trying your best to speak tagalog word...nowadays we speak taglish..which is the combination of English and Tagalog..you can do it 🥰🥰
You are doing great Gab! Sending love from the Philippines. If its hard for you, you can talk in English. Most people here understands and speaks English but thank you for learning our language. It shows how eager you are and respectful of our language and country.
Thank you for your interest in learning the Filipino Language. Wow learning gradually is a great start for a new language widening your reach internationally .... You will be loved by Filipinos .... Good luck for your intentions to visit our Country. I hope that time will come and you will succeed every endeavor you are to accomplish. You are so good. Thank you ! God bless you !
Congrats Gab. You learned fast. In Tagalog... Binabati kita Gab. Mabilis kang natuto.
Youre doing great. Sound really cute. Thanks for learning our language.
Not bad Gabriel for a beginner.. Maraming Salamat for your efforts to learn Tagalog.. Mabuhay ka... Magandang araw sa iyo... ☺️☺️ Ingat ka lagi...
I'm in Bulacan, Philippines, the land of poets and heroes. I can say that no one speaks like this (for the most part) anymore in our area. But your effort is truly adorable and appreciated.
Amazing! Past 10min mark.. you're getting the pronunciation. You'll do great here for sure! 🥰
mekus mekus ang dialect language ng mga Filipino pinaghalo namin ang bisaya waray Tagalog Spanish English etc.
Good job Idol! Maraming Salamat po sa Pag-aaral ng aming salita!
Killin it, man lol. Ngl using "Kinagagalak kitang makilala" in regular convo would sound a bit weird unless you're from the 60s/ 70s but it would still be impressive to hear it from someone not Filipino. They would really appreciate your efforts and would def put smiles in their faces. Everyone in the comment section is already finding it amazing that you're trying, man. Imagine if you actually start using them when you're already in the country. Good work, Gabriel. 🔥🔥🔥
N.B. It's somewhat useless to learn Tagalog numbers since 90 percent of FIlipinos don't really use them. They use English. Focus on learning conversational Tagalog and street slangs, that'll blow their minds lol.
It's a delight to see you learning our language. When you visit the PH, I bet you won't have a hard time communicating since most us do Taglish and can communicate in English.
you're so cute Gabe learning Tagalog. I can sense you can learn our language in no time. Just remember no matter how long the word or phrase is just read it in syllables. Our language is simply very syllabic. You did okay. I was smiling while you are trying to pronounce the words. Mahusay ka Gabe!
Wow ! Now you are learning Filipino Language ! You are great at learning ... Thank you for the interest. . It will help during you visit in the Philippines ! God bless you !
Hahaha...LOL...I love the way you pronounce the words...just like tounge twister 🤣🤣🤣
You do it so well bruh..❤❤❤ ingat ka(take care)😘
Omg!!! You are so cute,adorable and very amazing guy…welcome to the Philippines bro❤
You are doing well
Thank you for learning our language btw Filipinos are friendly when you visit here they can help you and we can understand english even if we cannot speak fluently.
Mabuhay ka bro, your so cute to watch trying your very best to pronounce tagalog words hope to see you in the future shooting one of your vlog episode in our country.
God bless you bro
You're doing well actually. Your pronunciation and accent is so good!❤️ Just take it lightly, Filipino words are just pronounced the way it is written 🥰. A lot of the phrases taught by the Girl in the video are actually too formal and are rarely used or none at all like "Ikinagagalak ko po kayong makilala"- which means nice to meet you- This is found only in books, movies, series or Historical film but not in the modern times. And for daily use the simplest phrases are used by Filipinos 👍 you can learn the formal easier if you start with the informal👍
Wow, you did great ! It’s always endearing to hear people speak the local language
magaling, Gabriel! nakakatuwa ka naman!
He's so cute.. kinikilig ang kify ko 😘
You are really good in pronouncing Tagalog words, and I am impressed. You are a natural. I love watching your videos Gab. You have the same last name as my Filipino stepdad. You also have a very nice lips and smile, and you are very good-looking. Much love!
Another translation for "Excuse me." is "Makikiraan po." This is only use when you are trying go pass through between two people or group of people or between houses. I usually use it when I have no other path to walk on or if people are talking where I like to go through.
Tagalog has words that run fast but most are slow phased, some words are identically spelled but changes meaning on how its pronounced, a short line is indicated above the vowel or so to indicate if the word or part of it is to be said with rising intonation or falling intonation. Like the word "Gabi", in 11:17 when you mentioned the word in Taglog its a leafy plant. Gabi as she pronounced is the word for evening / night
Also some of what you're doing is good! you figured out how to pronounce the NG (Which many foreigners just do wrong) which is really great. Our language is very simple to pronounce. If you have a background i spanish And maybe speaking Japanese , I think you'll get Filipino/ Tagalog.
in visayas and mindanao you can use, , uno ,dos,tres,cuatro, as spanish
Greetings ...
Oooh ... take your time sir Gabriel, you are doing it well.
When you come to the Philippines, it will be more exciting for you and a challenging one ...
❤❤❤👍👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This is so cute. I'll teach my Fil-Am son with this video. We're going to the Philippines, this year, too.
the reason why people say the full name is the build of getting to know, it's a relationship you wanna have more of formal way not the casual one. It's very important because for many reasons like security, personal relationship and Introducing you to other people if ever. if a father ask her daughter who is she with, they'll never say, Gabriel? Look who is he? It most be the whole name so the father trust her daughters word, plus there are many gabriel in the world, it's better to be more specific.
To be honest, you're good at pronouncing it. And that's why it is easy for you to understand every word or sentence.
Thank you for giving time to learn our tagalog(Filipino) language.it means a lot to us.
Maraming salamat po. 😊
Thank you very much. 😊
Wow you are so good... Proud of you and happy that you are interested in learning our language.❤❤❤
This is really cute lol,big hug from me XX,Bisaya or Visayan is much easier than Tagalog, thou some Tagalog words are use in Bisayan too...U will get there fast Gab:) just keep goin, you did well!!!!!💯💯💯
Heck, I have never used "kinagagalak kitang makilala" outside of school (and only during Pilipino class). 😊
Maraming Salamat Po Gabriel 😊
My gosh.., Gabrielllll ur so funny hahaha... Kept it up.. so cute😂😂😂
That is one particular language 'tagalog words" but if you go to another city its another dialect you encounter that even me filipino cannot understand, and thats 1 of 175 languages in the country
Filipino usually speak your language when you meet them sooo no problem, but its a long way to learn it....😅😅😅
As a first timer, you're doing great! You're a fast learner😊 if youre asking for someones forgiveness, just say "sorry po"
I like this dude you can do this man just keep watching that video until you can understand the basics i feel like im back in kindergarten watching you😂
Gab these is for you from 1- 30
isa (one)
dalawa (two)
tatlo (three)
apayt (four)
lima (five)
anim (six)
pito (seven)
walo (eight)
siyam (nine)
sampu (ten)
labing-isa - 11
labindalawa - 12
labintatlo - 13
labing-apat -14
labinlima -15
labing-anim - 16
labimpito -17
labingwalo -18
labiinsiyam - 19
dalawawpu -20
dalawawput- isa - 21
dalawawput dalawa - 22
dalawamput tatlo - 23
dalawamput -apat - 24
dalawamput lima -25
dalawamput anim - 26
dalawamput pito -27
dalawamput walo - 28
dalawamput siyam -29
tatlumpu - 30
Go go go....Gabriel u can do it....patience, patience..😅😂❤
Good job Gabriel 👍 you are just so cute learning tagalog...❤👏
wow💜
You speak tagalog now👍
I'm so happy to hear foreigner speak my own language.😁
Sobrang gwapo mo Gabriel😍
In waray dialect Numbers ,1 U.S.A ,2 duha ,3 tulo 4 upat 5,lima 6 ,unom 7 pito 8 walo 9 siyam ,napulo in other word ,uno ,dos ,tres ,kwatro singko ,sais ,syete ,otso Nueva ,Dyes
You’re doing great, Kuya Gab! Thanks for learning our language. Can’t wait to see and hear you improve 🎉
Tips:
1. To practice pronunciation, syllabicate: [ ma - ra - ming | sa - la - mat | po ] A syllable in Filipino, which also applies to most of the other languages in the PH, contains only one vowel
>>> ku - mus - ta | a - ko | po | si | Gabriel
2. Once you get used to it, try to know where the stressed syllable is. For every syllable in CAPS slightly raise your chin:
>>> ku - mus - TA {?} a - KO | po | si | Gabriel {.} ma - RA - ming | sa - LA - mat | po {.}
>>> ma - gan - DANG | A - raw | po {.} ma - gan - DANG | u - MA - ga | po {.} ma - gan - DANG | HA -pon | po {.} ma - gan - DANG | ga - BI | po {.} hang - GANG | sa | mu - LI {.} pa - A - lam {!}
>>> mag - KA - no | po | i - TO {?}
The best way to learn niyo language is not by learning whole sentence but by reading the singular word fluently. then when making sentences just mimic filipino accent like a mockery and you'll pick it up cuase you conciously copy the accent. The mimic technique is good when used in mimicking sentences.
I always tip my hat to those who are learning different languages for i completely know how gargantuan it is to aquire a language that are ridiculously different from your native language.
I've been acquiring English for almost 3 years now, and i ain't gon lie it isn't straight forward, not to mentiond i ain't got no one to talk to using this language, but over the course of a certain amount of time, I've managed to let's say conversationally fluent.. And I would say throughout my learning journey, acquiring things that you're passionate about is quite satisfying tho difficulties are inevitable.
Anyways thank you so much for this video, this really made my day.
You did a great job, Gabriel. You didn't frustrate your fans. Obrigado.
you can say " masaya akong makilala kita" masaya means happy. im happy to meet you. what she teaches is kinda of formal.we can also teach you slangs like CHAROT or SANAOL 🤣 it really warms our filipino heart that you are making this extras to learn more not only about our culture but also our language.
Youre doing good..Practice is slow..KI NA GA GA LAK KONG MAKILALA KA..!
I was actually clapping for you whenever you finish each sentence. 😄Good job Gabriel!👏
Just learn the basics and off you go. Filipinos are at ease with the English language. Even if some can't speak it fluently, they can understand you well when you interact with them. That's why we've got Taglish (combination of Tagalog and English) which is a natural thing in the Filipino language nowadays. By the way, you're doing well. Keep it up.
It is not common to ask for forgiveness by saying “patawarin mo ako” in Tagalog. Nowadays, we only say sorry po. What Erica is teaching you is too formal. Filipinos are used to combine english and tagalog in every conversation. It is seldom that we say magandang umaga po. We always say good morning po. We usually converse in informal tagalog, not as formal as Erica is teaching in this video.
Erica was teaching Tagalog. That's the context. Sorry and good morning are English words.
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Yes and I am just saying that nowadays, we do not usually say those words often because taglish is how we usually converse nowadays.
But those ("Sorry po!" and "Good morning po!") are technically already not in Filipino nor in Tagalog that are usually and commonly taught to us Filipinos and even to non-Filipinos, which is usually and commonly a more or the official, academic or educational, literary, formal and/or national and standard or standardized and codified form, dialect, version, variety or variant of Filipino and/or Tagalog that doesn't mix in a lot of English words, phrases, clauses, sentences, expressions, idioms, etc., and those ("Sorry po!" and "Good morning po!") are technically already in Taglish or Englog language code-switching and code-mixing between English and Filipino and/or Tagalog.
He can just learn Taglish or Englog informally when he's already in the Philippines, or when he communicates with any of us by any other means or ways even if or while he's not in the Philippines, which is how we Filipinos usually and commonly learn how to communicate in Taglish or Englog, and that is through informal language education and acquisition that doesn't need to be learned from an educational video about the Filipino language (the national language, one of the two official languages, and the national lingua franca or national common language of the Philippines and of most Filipinos and some non-Filipinos, which is basically and practically the Tagalog language with a few to some influences and contributions from the other languages of the Philippines and some foreign languages that formerly, newly or continously influences and contributes to the Filipino language itself and the other languages of the Philippines, which includes the Tagalog language) like the video from FilipinoPod101, or about the Tagalog language (the native, indigenous or autochthonous, ethnic or ethnolinguistic, regional, local and official auxiliary language that makes up, composes or comprises most to almost all of the Filipino language).
Also, he's technically learning the Filipino language from the video of FilipinoPod101, not Taglish or Englog and also technically not Tagalog.
Another also, I didn't comment this comment to tell you that you're entirely wrong, in my opinion. Your comment is mostly right, in my opinion. It's just that I just comment this to add and share info that I know based on your comment, to clear some things up from or about your comment, and to share my opinions on or about and based on your comment. Again, this comment are just my opinions and just based on what I know.
Peru nakakatuwa kung ang mga banyaga ang mag salita ng patawad po😂😂😂😂😂 I think is so cute😂😂😂
No need to follow what erica teaching we speak tagalog- english here in Philippines
Hello Gabriel thank uou of learning our language.. this edgardo gases from Philippines
Nice to hear you in Tagalog Gabriel .. i know you can make it as you go along👍👏😊
Go Gab!!!! 😅 You can do it. You are famous here. People exited to see you together with your family.
Nice content bru... Your a fast learner, Filipinos likes to hear foreigner speaking Tagalog!
Good job sir Gab.. Just be patient and you'll be surprised that you can speak and understand Tagalog words. 🥰🥰 Maraming Salamat po. 🙏🧡
Honestly some of these phrases I rarely used when I lived in the Philippines. Like Paalam, Mawalang galang lang po. Most of the times, I just use sige mauna na ako (for friends) or even bye po. And Ive always used Excuse me po. Honestly just add po to everything and you'll be fine. Except if you're speaking to kids 🤣 Also why it is so fascinating watching someone learn a language you speak
If you have are having trouble pronouncing it just look at the letters just like the A, E, I, O, U the
A for (A)pple
E for (E)lephant
I for (I)gloo
O for (O)range
U for Just a harder version of O
Magandang umaga
[Má] [Gân] [Dàng] [û] [Má] [Gá]
Just say them step by step
Why am I only seeing this now??? 😂 I love it! You nailed most of it! Well done! Tbh, she's speaking waaaaaaay too fast even for me. LOL But she's teaching it in a very natural approach of how we say it in Filipino.
NICE BRO.. I AM A FILIPINO IM SO PROUD THAT YOU LEARNING TAGALOG PHRASE .. DAMNNN ...
Nice one Gabriel... relax, you would Tagalog more during your visit here
Gabe, thing is Filipinos don't really use "ikinagagalak kitang makilaka" in casual settings. it's used mainly in formal settings like in schools, conventions, seminars, speeches, etc
For your info, Sir Gabriel (are you a LATINO?), FILIPINOS are familiar also or are using SPANISH for numbers (numeros).
So, if your lost in Filipino numbers, feel free to say the numbers in Spanish.
1 - Uno, 2 - Dos, 3 - Tres, 4 - Cuatro, 5 - Singko (or Cinco), 6 - Sais, 7 - Siete, 8 - Otso (Ocho), 9 - Nueve, 10 - Diyes (or Diez), 11 - Onse, 12 - Dose, 13 - Trese, 14 - Katorse, 15 - Kinse (or Quince) 16 - Desii-sais, 17 - Desi-siete, 18 - Desi-otso, 19 - Dedi-nueve, 20 - Bente (or Veinte), 30 - Trenta, 40 - Kwarenta (cuatenta), 50 - Singkwenta (or Cincuenta), 60 - Saisenta, 70 - Sitenta, 80 - Otsenta, 90 - Nuventa, 100 - Siyento.
For numbers after the "tens", you just add "y + numbers from 1~9)
Ex: 21 - Bente y uno; - dos, etc.
For hundreds after 100 (Siyento), 200...900, use the regular numbet + siyentos.
Ex: 200 - Dos Siyentos. For higher than 200, just add the correct number to number + siyentos.
Ex: 235 - Dos Siyentos Trenta y Singko, etc.
Im so happy watching you Gabriel 😅 maraming salamat po for trying our language 😊🩵
The key to learning filipino language is if you are not american, stick to your own roots like if you are Spanish or from Latin america. When you pronounce a word avoid slanging the vowels and read it in syllables to properly say the word. Then, learn it by phrase and always talk to a filipino in filipino to practice and to learn fast.
yea during this I was definitely using my Brazilian Portuguese to be able to speak the words
@VI3ION If some words are long and make your tongue twists. You can start to formulate your conversation using the TagLish approach.. Tagalog and English words mix altogether to emphasise your thought process. Filipinos are resilient in reading between the lines and picking up your point of view. I wish you all the best.
You're doing well, Gabriel. Just keep listening and saying the words or phrases and you'll learn faster. Repetition will make pronunciation easier.
So proud, as a Filipino Canadian, to see you try to learn our National Language Tagalog. If I may add, try to learn the Filipino alphabet. It will help you pronounce the words as if you are a real pinoy.
,and for this, I’m subscribing.
Estou muito orgulhoso de você Gabriel 👏 um pequeno conselho experimented nosso alfabeto filipino tão fácil de ler your so cute ❤
Thanks for appreciating our language Gab. Maraming salamat. :)
Mabuhay means mahabang buhay (mahaba means long, buhay means life). Mahabang buhay means long live...
That was the shortest 39 minutes ever in my life! Lol so much fun watching you learn the language
I think you're the best youtuber who's learning tagalog for the first time in terms of pronunciation and diction. Nice going bro
Just use numbers in english dude.
And do english sentence and just add po at the end.
Like "excuse me po"
"Sorry po"
Nah, it's not a dumb idea at all. It's an AWESOME idea to learn another language!
no lie you're actually doing good!
Your reactions to her speaking fast is cracking me up! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Keep it up! Practice makes perfect! So nice to know you're interested to learn our language. ❤
You're getting it.just practice it's same with us.were having problem how to pronounce English.
Wow you are learning Tagalog Salamat po
You know Gabriel , if you go to the Philippines , the Filipinos can speak English. So don’t worry about it. Let me tell you something. My niece went to the Philippines and she was trying to buy a bus ticket in Tagalog. Since it’s not her language and she’s from here in USA, she had a hard time to communicate. Finally the lady told her to speak in English since English is the
medium of instruction in the Philippines.
when you speak tagalog, you sound like another reactor, efra herrera, brother of waleska herrera; both are from latin america (venezuela). good luck on your journey in learning filipino (tagalog). as a person whose background is latin, your pronounciation is much closer to our pronounciation, unlike english speakers from north america and europe. when in doubt, use english + po. haha
Go Gab..practice makes you perfect..❤
For the first timer like you nailed it.
😂😂😂😂😂 i smile all the time to hear you say kinagagalak kong makilala kita, your tongue is rulling 😂😂😂🇧🇻🇵🇭 hablas tagalog😂😂😂😂 your good Ve3ion❤ keep going❤💪🥰 lets keep easy Ve3ion use english to number😂😂😂 your so cute when you said Ate magkano po 😂😂😂 hanggang sa muli😅 until next time😂👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 your good💪
Yeyy si VI3ION ay marunung na mag Tagalog pupunta nasya sa pilipinas yeyy😊🎉🎉
Your so cute in learning Filipino and you're easy to learn. Keep it up!
As a bisaya person we don't use "po and opo" when we go to metro manila and calabarzon or those provinces that use Tagalog.
I find you so funny Mr. Vi3ion. 😂😂😂 Good to know that you start learning our language. 😊❤