I read some comments of filipinos saying that spanish should be the official language of Philippines. I totally disagree. This is your culture and you should preserve it, you have a beautiful language. I'm from Spain and I honestly think that filipino is as great as spanish, you shouldn't let go your own language.
Aint Hove It’s not about their colonial mentality, in my opinion. They just believe that Spanish should be re-introduced to the country, because, after all, it was once the “official” language (widely spoken by a majority) in The Philippines.
I strongly agree with you Judith and Aint Hove. I feel it's very important to preserve culture and language for any group of people. What makes a people a people? Culture, history, language, religion, territory, and nationality do. It's time to move on my fellow Filipinos. We must do our best to restore what's been lost during colonial rule if we are to be a genuine people and fit in better with our fellow Asians. It's not too late, not all is lost as most has been in Latin America. We're still Asian and we have our native languages and culture waiting to be revived. ~Proud to be Pinoy :)
I'm filipino and I never heard filipinos wanted spanish as an official language. But it would be beneficial to learn Spanish. Because where I live many of my friends are Spanish speakers. And in job applications it be useful to be able to speak many languages. Also every time I hear filipinos speak they mix it with English words, bothers the hell out of me
***** I agree that it's good to learn another language. It's always good because of job opportunities as you said. I just don't think Spanish should be the national language of our country. As for English, it's the lingua franca of the world, so it's good that Filipinos are good at English. Despite that, I encourage the use of Tagalog and other dialects and cherish our true, Asian aspects. I also cringe whenever I hear English and Spanish mixed into our language and when I hear and see the Spanish names the Spaniards forced upon us. Have you ever seen native Filipino names? They're pretty cool, check them out online!
When i watched this video, i expected the comment section to be filled with only Filipinos, but to my surprise it's not ! It feels gratifying to see that many foreigners are interested in learning Tagalog. To those foreigners, thank you for appreciating our language and taking time to learn it. Sincerely, a Filipino citizen
Yes, probably one of the reasons why Filipinos flock this tutorial. And somehow, the appreciation of foreigners also encourages us to appreciate our language even more. 😉🥰
I'm mexican and i really interesed to learn filipino (it's a little easy, some words sound like spanish, interesing history) ... I love philippines I will liked to visit some day this country..
Lol..I'm Filipino and i was just watching this because i was taking Korean Lessons earlier..It's so fun to watch how other people teach our language..^^ #ProudFilipino
I’ve been wanting to learn Tagalog forever now. Especially since my mother speaks it a lot, and I wanna understand her. This video helped me out a bit. Salamat.
OMG I would like to learn Tagalog language it seem quite easy and I really enjoy Philippines cultures especially the people, movies and songs 😍 Hope one day I could travel there!! I'm from Sabah, Malaysia btw 😊
Tagalog's philippine language is very similar to the tribe language of Mongondow Bantik and lolak ,the province of North Sulawesi in Indonesia, because according to history many philippines had strayed in the Indonesian part of North Sulawesi, because their ship sank, and eventually they settled and had a family in North Sulawesi. Tagalog language is very similar to the language of 5 tribes in North Sulawesi Indonesia. in Bolaang Mongondow Regency, Minahasa, Manado and Gorontalo, and Sanger Islands for examples Mongondow : nogogoyon akuoi tagalog filipin : nagugutom ako Indonesia : aku lapar Mongondow : Bahoy filipin : bahay indonesia : rumah Mongondow : Intao filipin tagalog : tao indonesia : manusia mongondow : mobagu filipin : bago indonesia ; Baru
+Fiqhi Alhafizh Opo! kasi, magka pareho lang tayo nang pinang galingan, isang lahing MALAY. in English; Yes! its because we both came from one race, one MALAY race. that's why there is some words that same from BAHASA to TAGALOG.
Also some people say that Indonesian when you go to INDonesia, its like you are in the PHIL, because fil and indo folks has a similarity in appearance.
Woah...by the way you can speak taglish here in phi.. (taglish means you're speaking both english and filipino at the same time)so that you can't get a hard time😅actually sometimes..instead of saying 'kamusta' we say 'hi' for short😅 so.. hi ako nga pala si yana, nice meeting you nga pala (hi my name is yana nice to meet you)that's it😅 it is pretty easy so i hope you enjoy learning tagalog~!
Don’t be confused between Filipino and Tagalog. Filipino as the official language of the Philippines recognizes other languages spoken in the country - Tagalog, Ilocano, Kapampangan, Cebuano, and Hiligaynon to name a few. This tutorial is solely the Tagalog language. Tagalog is a Filipino language but not all “Filipino” language is Tagalog. This is to avoid regional biases. Hence, the official language is called Filipino ❤️
@@hinatatachibana7239 NO. Filipino/ Filipinos is person BUT Filipino is language too. Official language natin Filipino. Which is may halong Hiram na salita like "arm chair" . Yung Tagalog pinagbasehan lang ng Filipino. Natulog kaba ng leksyon nyo sa KPWKP? LOL
Very nice something. I was looking for a long time how to learn Tagalog. Now i can speak Filipino. Welcome in this programme. I hope all the best for you. from Belgium.
Very good class for beginners🙏. My suggestion: to improve the teaching effect please repeat one or two times for each sentence and with one time slowly.
phrases used here are modernized filipino langguage, mostly mix with spanish, but if im not mistaken philippine langguage actually has a deeper tagalog words. like example, "lapis" is pencil in modern tagalog, and it's also known as "pluma" in deeper tagalog. "bag" or nap sack is "bag" as well in modern tagalog, and also called in the old days as "tampipi" I can only name some cuz I myself cant find some of the older tagalog words :D
I'm from India i really like to learn philippines language ,this language is cool i hope one day I'm there with my online friend... They are really sweet i want to meet them .. i think all the fhillipino are sweet❤️🌻
Face Reality Wow that is so cool. 😮 Some filipinos who live abroad don't even teach their kids our national language and it really sucks. May I ask you, kamusta na(now)? How is it going now(na)?
Don't visit the Philippines, for they will surely and eagerly call every single person in your family, a "Nigga"... I'm sure they don't mean to be racist, but to Filipinos beauty is important, and to them Lighter skin, equals to Prettier, so that's why they're obsessed with Koreans...
@@JollibeenosHasYourCoordinates it’s gross because Koreans hate us. In Korea they will call another Korean with darker skin “Filipino” as an insult, colorism is horrible in Asia I’m afraid, hopefully times will change. I’m Filipino Japanese and it upsets me to see it in my own cultures.
Greetings from Panama, I was watching filipinio romantic movies on Netflix, now I am trying to learn some filipino on my own cause I find filipino a very beautiful language, I like it so much. Greetings to our brothers and sisters in the Phillippines!!!
Just trying to learn a few words to have a better conversation with my new filipino friends, I must say that Filipinos are the kindest people in the world. Greetings from Brazil!!! :)
Tagalog is part of austronesian language if im not mistaken... So many words are similar with indonesian languare. I met philipino tourists during my trip to KL. I overheard them speaking tagalog, and surprisingly I kinda understood what they were talking about... Interesting :")
Hi! I work at Tim Hortons and have a lot of Filipino coworkers and I love them. Would it be weird to randomly start saying Tagalog phrases like thank you, good night, and hello? Or would they appreciate the effort to accommodate and also speak their language as they speak English all the time to us despite it being their second language? Ive already been learning Spanish for 3 years too and Tagalog seems quite similar
Probably it is connected to the original meaning of "ingat", which is to remember (to take care of) yourself or don't forget yourself. Simply being mindful 😉
Thank you for the video, I am trying to learn so I can help philipino people that come to work in my country. I find it is easier to make friends and get along with them. I know there are some barriers with the immigration laws and feel some are treated unfairly. I have seen many come and stay to make a life for their loved ones waiting in the Philippines. but have also witnessed many friends that have been sent back to the Philippines. once again thank you.
"There are some chiefs in this island who have on their persons ten or twelve thousand ducats' worth of gold in jewels -to say nothing of the lands, slaves, and mines that they own. There are so many of these chiefs that they are innumerable. Likewise the individual subjects of these chiefs have a great quantity of the said jewels of gold, which they wear on their persons - bracelets, chains, and earrings of solid gold, daggers of gold, and other very rich trinkets. These are generally seen among them, and not only the chiefs and freemen have plenty of these jewels, but even slaves possess and wear golden trinkets upon their persons, openly and freely." - Guido de Lavezaris You should read about pre-colonial Philippines I think.
She said ingat. it means taka care . tao po is used when you are knocking on someone's door or house. and may tao po ba is used when you are asking if there's a person inside or is anybody here? something like that.
+thania Huete really? but why do my filipino textbooks from kindergarten to college use kumusta? interesting...or matanda na ako at nag-evolve na yung labguage natin?
Thanks for your video. I am a white guy and my gf is from Pangasinan. She speaks two native languages from that region in addition to Tagalog and English. I speak Spanish at intermediate level and sometimes understand a bit of the Tagalog. Anyway I will use your language lesson on her and her family. Thanks:)
When you are in the Philippines, speak conyo and you will find it very easy! Quand vous êtes aux Philippines, parlez conyo et vous le trouverez très facile! Kung kayo ay nasa Pilipinas, masalita nang conyo at ito ay makikita ninyo na napakadali!
Kamusta kayo, I'm from india,I've some kabayans as friends on messenger and other social medias but few of them really chats with me. Some of them are very friendly and m lucky to have em. Bcz of em i learn some basic words, but i want to improve that and take it to the next level. It'll really helpful for me as I'm residing in uae and m dreaming of that day when i can speak tagalog to filipinos.
Weird fact my friend's sister's name is Kaila and I just realized Kailan is her sisters name but without the 'n'... also im 25% filipino and yet it is not that hard to speak tegalog. Maybe because when I was little my mom would always watch her Filipino telesaries, well she still does....and my grandma speaks Tagalog a LOT. So i catch up and eventually learn how to speak it, but i cant get some words because they're either too long or i can't pronounce them.....but thanks this helps alot! :-)
Don't worry about that! We Filipinos are quite friendly to foreigners, we don't see them as ignorant when they're not fluent in Tagalog,( and some even speak in English to help you out). But yeah, it is very useful to learn the locals' language.
"tao po?" is like a common expression. It has "po" in it because you are still showing respect to a person who owns the home or establishment. "May tao po ba?" is used in a more formal setting because it is showing more respect. Think if it as a more polite way of saying it. And the word ingat is pronounced (ee ngat) the "ng" would be said with the same ng sound you would find in words such as "tongue" and "lung". It sounds like you're saying nat, but you have a slight ng sound to it.
Wow everyone wants to learn tagalog huh. I'm Filipino and I live in the Philippines and I want to say "Maraming Salamat sa lahat ng gustong matuto magtagalog!".
I left Philippines when I was 5 now I'm 12 and gonna turn 13 in April 7. I don't really know how to speak Tagalog since I didn't speak it for a long time so this helps me
Maria Calderon Hola! 😊 Puedo saber la razón por la que quieres aprender tagalo? It's been 9 months... Hope you learned at least some basic tagalog. Hopefully tagalog would be available on Duolingo. I learn spanish on duolingo 😊 Wish you the best! 💕
Maria Calderon It's quite interesting that a latina wants to learn Tagalog. Music helps in learning a language. I can recommend some tagalog songs if you are still interested in learning tagalog.
🇵🇭 Ako ay pilipino Maraming salamat.... ♥️ Mahal ko ang sarili nating wika💖💖 Translate to english: 🇺🇲I'm a filipino thank you very much, I love our own language💖💖
I just learned that the word banyo is written and pronounced the same way in Turkish as it is in Tagalog. It's meanning is also the same :) Tagalog: Banyo = Bathroom Turkish: Banyo = Bathroom
I am watching Philippine and Spanish movies on Netflix and wish I could speak the languages. Need to read subtitles and I know I miss a lot. I am from South Africa and just love your movies and tv series. Even downloaded some of your great music!
I like this video! Great starting point for me. I recently have new co-workers who are filipino and want to communicate better with them. From what I hear about the Philippines I would like to visit one day and interact with the locals as well :)
The spanish invaded and occupied The Philippines for over 300 hundred years so, yes, some words were adopted. Much like English words have been adopted into the local language. However, this is only for the Tagalog language. most of the main dialects are pretty much spanish free. Tagalog is the countries national language but in no way the most spoken dialect in the country, I believe this is because the government is based in the Tagalog region. In The Philippines, unlike South American countries, the language was preserved which helped preserved much of the culture.
hii my name z aaliya from eastern Africa am very thank full to you maraming salamat po i am hopping to be fluent in it am looking forward to see more videos
Masih satu rumpun sama beberapa suku di indonesia, jadi ada beberapa kata yg mirip atau kalo di pikir pikir memang agak mirip penerapannya dengan beberapa suku di indonesia.. misalnya ikaw = kamu (kau), salamat = terimakasih (walaupun berbeda jauh tapi kata selamat di indonesia juga digunakan sebagai ucapan apresiasi sama dengan kata terimakasih), ingat = hati-hati, banyo = kamar mandi (atau kalo di bahasa jawa banyu, dalam bahasa jawa penggunaan kata banyu yg artinya air bisa juga diartikan sebagai kamar mandi, contohnya dalam bahasa jawa "mau ke banyu" , artinya mau ke kamar mandi atau ke air).. Dan masih banyak lagi..
we don't use paalam instead we use "ingat" which means take care or "alis nako" I'm gonna go or simply "bye". Paalam is used in the older days or if watching a tagalog dub.
hehe as a Chilean I'm surprised with the use of "po" in Tagalog. well, many people can argue that we don't speak Spanish but we officially do, hehe. In Chile we use "po" at the end of a phrase to give more emphasis to the phrase. We use it a lot (and I really mean it) but it is a very informal word. It can be considered impolite if you use "po" in a formal conversation. that is quite the opposite in tagalog.
I'm Indonesian x Dutch. I'm from the Netherlands! Tagalog sounds almost like Indonesian. But... my mom is from Manado Indonesia. It's almost nearby the Philippines!
Tagalog refers to the ethnic group in the NCR region and the language just like the Bisaya people and Bisaya language, Igorot, Ilokano etc. Filipino are the people so as the national language (Filipino language or simply Filipino) which is basically Tagalog. Not to be confused, Filipino refers both to the people and the language.
i used to watch filipino drama on 2008-2009, no wonder i heard some words are similar with malaysian languange. i just realise after watching this. Example : "Ikaw" means you in tagalog and "kau" means you in malay. "ako" means me in tagalog, "aku" means me in malay. How cute hihi.. Salamat for the video
HUGE CORRECTION!!! "KUMUSTA" not "KAMUSTA", according to KWF (Komisyon ng Wikang Filipino). the official governing body when it comes to all matters related to the 175 languages of the Philippines. for "KUMUSTA" because this is a cognate (derivative) of the Spanish "como esta"
I'm also NOT a Filipino learning the language through my channel. Check it out! We aim for teaching/learning the MODERN way of speaking, not the very traditional/archaic way that makes you sound like Yoda lol.
i want to start a poll...does the filipino accent/language sound annoying to a foreigner's ear or not?...i would like to know from a foreigner's point of view
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I like how they introduce themselves and then say bye.
Watch software developer series it is telugu languages but i have subtitles so u can watch and it is very heart touching and best series in the 2020
Ako rin
No way, this was 8 years ago and there were these kind of comments before. Like common sense, joke comments.
@@kothabalaji4109 q1
Goodbye happy traveling
I'm filipino ! I don't know why I'm watching this hahaahaha
same xD
i dont know how to speak tagalog but i am so pro at speaking english!
Me too hahaha
I'm even a filipino but i still need to study tagalog
same too.. tanga lng ang peg... hahaXD ..
I read some comments of filipinos saying that spanish should be the official language of Philippines. I totally disagree. This is your culture and you should preserve it, you have a beautiful language. I'm from Spain and I honestly think that filipino is as great as spanish, you shouldn't let go your own language.
Aint Hove It’s not about their colonial mentality, in my opinion. They just believe that Spanish should be re-introduced to the country, because, after all, it was once the “official” language (widely spoken by a majority) in The Philippines.
I strongly agree with you Judith and Aint Hove. I feel it's very important to preserve culture and language for any group of people. What makes a people a people? Culture, history, language, religion, territory, and nationality do. It's time to move on my fellow Filipinos. We must do our best to restore what's been lost during colonial rule if we are to be a genuine people and fit in better with our fellow Asians. It's not too late, not all is lost as most has been in Latin America. We're still Asian and we have our native languages and culture waiting to be revived. ~Proud to be Pinoy :)
I'm filipino and I never heard filipinos wanted spanish as an official language. But it would be beneficial to learn Spanish. Because where I live many of my friends are Spanish speakers. And in job applications it be useful to be able to speak many languages. Also every time I hear filipinos speak they mix it with English words, bothers the hell out of me
Aint Hove Marunong paring akong magtagalog, pero hindi derecho katulad ng mga pinsan o Pamilya ko. Pinanganak ako sa pilipnas
***** I agree that it's good to learn another language. It's always good because of job opportunities as you said. I just don't think Spanish should be the national language of our country. As for English, it's the lingua franca of the world, so it's good that Filipinos are good at English. Despite that, I encourage the use of Tagalog and other dialects and cherish our true, Asian aspects. I also cringe whenever I hear English and Spanish mixed into our language and when I hear and see the Spanish names the Spaniards forced upon us. Have you ever seen native Filipino names? They're pretty cool, check them out online!
I'm disappointed at the lack of Tagalog resources online.
Pikachu pikachu wtf ? Its me aztec
This putang ina language so hard
Paint Brushed wait so sinasabi mo that our language are panget ganon ba?
putangina mo
Trueee
*when your mom says she was gonna teach your tagalog when you were younger, and you still to this day barely know any*
i cri ;-;
Dude, I'm in the video and I still don't know how to speak properly
Ako rin :( my parents didn’t teach me Tagalog growing up, so I had to teach myself
Dude same, but I know just a little bit but can’t speak it. I can understand the topic of what my parents are saying but not every single sentence.
xD :D
Tagalog is so easy reply if u want to learn Tagalog from me
When i watched this video, i expected the comment section to be filled with only Filipinos, but to my surprise it's not ! It feels gratifying to see that many foreigners are interested in learning Tagalog. To those foreigners, thank you for appreciating our language and taking time to learn it.
Sincerely, a Filipino citizen
🙂 True
Yes, probably one of the reasons why Filipinos flock this tutorial. And somehow, the appreciation of foreigners also encourages us to appreciate our language even more. 😉🥰
U dont even how much i want to learn tagalog bte im from bd!
Lol I am Filipino I don’t even know my own language
Your welcome
I'm Indonesian, and now I love to learn Tagalog.... every day I learn vocabulary from youtube
Wow...
Sekarang udah bisa belom ?
Saya juga mau belajar. Saya orang melayu
Me to
I'm mexican and i really interesed to learn filipino (it's a little easy, some words sound like spanish, interesing history) ... I love philippines
I will liked to visit some day this country..
It's easy to learn 🥰
Thank you
Maraming salamat po😊😍
Waaa same but my dad isn't gonna let me study filipino
@@Snowsnowsnow__02 WHAT?!
Lol..I'm Filipino and i was just watching this because i was taking Korean Lessons earlier..It's so fun to watch how other people teach our language..^^
#ProudFilipino
#ProudToBeHalfFilipino
JiKook Has It All wahh! same heree! lakas ng trip eh 😂
Quen07 Bangtan Haha,oo nga eh.ARMY wassup! XD
hhaha same I like to learn Korean for BTS 😍😂
JiKook Has It All
ARMY FIGHTING!!!!
STRONG POWER THANK YOU
I met a Philippines friend in an online game and I feel in love with him/her because she/he was so fucking nice and sweet 😭
What is she/he???
@@yuehanyalunalanzansou7902 cua I don't know a ^girl or a boy^
@@eve5511 ohhh OK...
what game tho?
@@mrkmcpz4228 sky children of the light
I’ve been wanting to learn Tagalog forever now. Especially since my mother speaks it a lot, and I wanna understand her.
This video helped me out a bit.
Salamat.
Hi, I'm from Malaysia. I'm really like this video. Maraming salamat po :D
dcc_ct Walang anuman!(Your welcome)Even though your not talking to me.....
나도 말레이시아 왔어요 . 😆🤩
@@래철하니 안녕~!
@@violetyc9403 네 안녕 자기야 😉
Hi, since you're a Malaysian. Does Malaysia speak English? Or does most of Malaysia speak English?
Edit: filipino here
ung feeling na.. filipino ka naman and still nanonood ka nito. 😂😂
Hahahahahhaha pareho!!
Akurin
Oo nga bakit kaya
+Geedee Hitosis hahaha. curious din tayo kung paano mag salita 😂😂
hahaha oo nga
my mum is Filipino but she doesnt teach my sentences like here.. i really did like this ♥
Wanna learn Tagalog. 나는 Tagalog 를 배우고 싶어요 . Really exciting.
Ako si Jong In.
Ako naman si Jong Out. :)
Omg ur Korean right?
나도
Hiiii
ako si jandrew 😂
OMG I would like to learn Tagalog language it seem quite easy and I really enjoy Philippines cultures especially the people, movies and songs 😍 Hope one day I could travel there!! I'm from Sabah, Malaysia btw 😊
ko dusun ka?
Im Filipino! Thank you for supporting our culture
@Muhammad Al-Hfiey kenapa kau joo
@@justinejalandoni9490 how can u say that Sabah is a part of Philippines
@@justinejalandoni9490 Sabah shares the same land with philippines but we were never declared as Philippines. Sabah is under Malaysia.
Tagalog's philippine language is very similar to the tribe language of Mongondow Bantik and lolak ,the province of North Sulawesi in Indonesia, because according to history many philippines had strayed in the Indonesian part of North Sulawesi, because their ship sank, and eventually they settled and had a family in North Sulawesi. Tagalog language is very similar to the language of 5 tribes in North Sulawesi Indonesia. in Bolaang Mongondow Regency, Minahasa, Manado and Gorontalo, and Sanger Islands
for examples
Mongondow : nogogoyon akuoi
tagalog filipin : nagugutom ako
Indonesia : aku lapar
Mongondow : Bahoy
filipin : bahay
indonesia : rumah
Mongondow : Intao
filipin tagalog : tao
indonesia : manusia
mongondow : mobagu
filipin : bago
indonesia ; Baru
I really like this language, i'm portuguese but i want to learn more about tagalog language :)
I have a online friend who live in Philipines and i'm interested, i want to learn this awesome language
Aint Hove If you can help me please tell me how. I would like it :)
Aint Hove i'm learning some words and using them a little every day
Misto games Just ask me if you also need help :)
How can i know who is the best to teach tagalog
Lil bit like indonesian language. Hi i'm from Indonesia
+Fiqhi Alhafizh Opo! kasi, magka pareho lang tayo nang pinang galingan, isang lahing MALAY. in English; Yes! its because we both came from one race, one MALAY race. that's why there is some words that same from BAHASA to TAGALOG.
Also some people say that Indonesian when you go to INDonesia, its like you are in the PHIL, because fil and indo folks has a similarity in appearance.
southeast people are have same apperence and also some language is little bit same proud to be one :D
They are so similar
Woah...by the way you can speak taglish here in phi.. (taglish means you're speaking both english and filipino at the same time)so that you can't get a hard time😅actually sometimes..instead of saying 'kamusta' we say 'hi' for short😅 so.. hi ako nga pala si yana, nice meeting you nga pala (hi my name is yana nice to meet you)that's it😅 it is pretty easy so i hope you enjoy learning tagalog~!
Don’t be confused between Filipino and Tagalog. Filipino as the official language of the Philippines recognizes other languages spoken in the country - Tagalog, Ilocano, Kapampangan, Cebuano, and Hiligaynon to name a few. This tutorial is solely the Tagalog language. Tagalog is a Filipino language but not all “Filipino” language is Tagalog. This is to avoid regional biases. Hence, the official language is called Filipino ❤️
Filipino is a person
Tagalog is a language
@@hinatatachibana7239
NO.
Filipino/ Filipinos is person
BUT Filipino is language too.
Official language natin Filipino. Which is may halong Hiram na salita like "arm chair" . Yung Tagalog pinagbasehan lang ng Filipino.
Natulog kaba ng leksyon nyo sa KPWKP? LOL
Very nice something. I was looking for a long time how to learn Tagalog. Now i can speak Filipino. Welcome in this programme. I hope all the best for you. from Belgium.
I really love the Philippine and I want to learn Tagalog so bad cause it sounds so beautiful.. the thing is I think it’s difficult but I’ll try
Hindi naman po ganun kahirap eh...😅
same
Not difficult
I'll teach you if you want.
Very good class for beginners🙏. My suggestion: to improve the teaching effect please repeat one or two times for each sentence and with one time slowly.
We dont day "Paalam", we say "Babay!" hahahahaahah!
hahahhaha. lol. so true.
Finn Lahey oh my god so true😂😂😂
totoo
this is accurate 😂😂
Oo
phrases used here are modernized filipino langguage, mostly mix with spanish, but if im not mistaken philippine langguage actually has a deeper tagalog words.
like example, "lapis" is pencil in modern tagalog, and it's also known as "pluma" in deeper tagalog. "bag" or nap sack is "bag" as well in modern tagalog, and also called in the old days as "tampipi" I can only name some cuz I myself cant find some of the older tagalog words :D
I'm from India i really like to learn philippines language ,this language is cool i hope one day I'm there with my online friend... They are really sweet i want to meet them .. i think all the fhillipino are sweet❤️🌻
my husband is black and filipino.. i am black. we don't have kids yet but we both want to learn tagalog to teach our kids in the future..
+Face Reality go go go :)
Face Reality Wow that is so cool. 😮 Some filipinos who live abroad don't even teach their kids our national language and it really sucks. May I ask you, kamusta na(now)? How is it going now(na)?
Don't visit the Philippines, for they will surely and eagerly call every single person in your family, a "Nigga"... I'm sure they don't mean to be racist, but to Filipinos beauty is important, and to them Lighter skin, equals to Prettier, so that's why they're obsessed with Koreans...
@@JollibeenosHasYourCoordinates it’s gross because Koreans hate us. In Korea they will call another Korean with darker skin “Filipino” as an insult, colorism is horrible in Asia I’m afraid, hopefully times will change. I’m Filipino Japanese and it upsets me to see it in my own cultures.
Greetings from Panama, I was watching filipinio romantic movies on Netflix, now I am trying to learn some filipino on my own cause I find filipino a very beautiful language, I like it so much. Greetings to our brothers and sisters in the Phillippines!!!
Just trying to learn a few words to have a better conversation with my new filipino friends, I must say that Filipinos are the kindest people in the world. Greetings from Brazil!!! :)
My father went on his mission to the Philippians and I would really like to learn more about it(: thanks for posting this!
It'll be way easier for me since I know Malay and some Spanish :D
Sandali lang sounds like "Sandal ilang" (Lost slippers) in Indonsian
Hahahha
Tagalog is part of austronesian language if im not mistaken...
So many words are similar with indonesian languare. I met philipino tourists during my trip to KL. I overheard them speaking tagalog, and surprisingly I kinda understood what they were talking about...
Interesting :")
Hello!
I am from India🇮🇳 and I just love Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭Sooo much.....
Love you philippines from india ❣️❣️❣️💜❣️❣️❣️ 🇮🇳❣️🇵🇭
Hi! I work at Tim Hortons and have a lot of Filipino coworkers and I love them. Would it be weird to randomly start saying Tagalog phrases like thank you, good night, and hello? Or would they appreciate the effort to accommodate and also speak their language as they speak English all the time to us despite it being their second language? Ive already been learning Spanish for 3 years too and Tagalog seems quite similar
Saying salamat (thank you) is nice.
I am learning Tagalog since my brother from the Philippines is coming over in February. I will actually have somebody to play with! Finally!
As "ingat" in tagalog means take care. In malay language "ingat" is remember. 😍
Probably it is connected to the original meaning of "ingat", which is to remember (to take care of) yourself or don't forget yourself. Simply being mindful 😉
Biogesic*
The word "Ingat" means "Take Care" in Tagalog,but in Malay it means "Remember"
Roland Bryan wow I can't believe it. Thanks a lot for telling. That's very cool! :)
***** you welcome my friend.
We also say naku when we are shocked or overwhelmed Or got touched by someone or something... :)
What is the title of the movie!? :) just curious :)
Yep, Fillipino is like a mixed of Malay and Spanish. And it'll definitely will be easier for people who speak Malay or Spanish.
Thank you for the video, I am trying to learn so I can help philipino people that come to work in my country. I find it is easier to make friends and get along with them. I know there are some barriers with the immigration laws and feel some are treated unfairly. I have seen many come and stay to make a life for their loved ones waiting in the Philippines. but have also witnessed many friends that have been sent back to the Philippines. once again thank you.
+Eumero Barreno kumusta, Where do you live.
This is my first Tagalog Clip. It is useful and interesting for me. Thank you.
it's "Kumusta" and it's basically borrowed from the spanish "como estas"!
Im not filipino but i watch videos like this so that i can talk to friends that are filipino🙂
I did Ancestry and found out I'm half Filipino and black and I'm so excited to dig deeper into my roots and learn as much as I can 💛
"There are some chiefs in this island who have on their persons ten or twelve thousand ducats' worth of gold in jewels -to say nothing of the lands, slaves, and mines that they own. There are so many of these chiefs that they are innumerable. Likewise the individual subjects of these chiefs have a great quantity of the said jewels of gold, which they wear on their persons - bracelets, chains, and earrings of solid gold, daggers of gold, and other very rich trinkets. These are generally seen among them, and not only the chiefs and freemen have plenty of these jewels, but even slaves possess and wear golden trinkets upon their persons, openly and freely." - Guido de Lavezaris
You should read about pre-colonial Philippines I think.
She said ingat. it means taka care . tao po is used when you are knocking on someone's door or house. and may tao po ba is used when you are asking if there's a person inside or is anybody here? something like that.
It's "Kumusta" not 'Kamusta'.. it's a loan word, with spanish origin "como esta"
+thania Huete really? but why do my filipino textbooks from kindergarten to college use kumusta? interesting...or matanda na ako at nag-evolve na yung labguage natin?
Sheena Macabinta sabi ni JM. Dapat daw hindi "Kamusta" kundi "Kumusta". Kasi derived siya sa Spanish na "Como esta"
@@random-accessmemory9201 sus pareho namang widely accepted
@@Stealther11 widely accepted pero mali. Mas gugustuhin kong sundin ang tama kaysa sa mali. 😁
Komoesta
Thank you for posting this video. I’m only about 9 years old and I’m still learning phillipino
Salamat for sharing. I learned some tagalog from this video.
Thanks for your video. I am a white guy and my gf is from Pangasinan. She speaks two native languages from that region in addition to Tagalog and English. I speak Spanish at intermediate level and sometimes understand a bit of the Tagalog. Anyway I will use your language lesson on her and her family. Thanks:)
When you are in the Philippines, speak conyo and you will find it very easy! Quand vous êtes aux Philippines, parlez conyo et vous le trouverez très facile!
Kung kayo ay nasa Pilipinas, masalita nang conyo at ito ay makikita ninyo na napakadali!
Kamusta kayo,
I'm from india,I've some kabayans as friends on messenger and other social medias but few of them really chats with me. Some of them are very friendly and m lucky to have em.
Bcz of em i learn some basic words, but i want to improve that and take it to the next level.
It'll really helpful for me as I'm residing in uae and m dreaming of that day when i can speak tagalog to filipinos.
Ako si Eun Gi ikaw? I'm kinda awkward in speaking these language with Korean accent! I wan't to speak and understand Tagalog so much!!
are you korean? plsss teach me how to speak korean language
+Swiftie VIP 2nexo Army Sone Close enough! You could say, "Ako si Eun Gi, ikaw?" or "Ako si Eun Gi. Anong pangalan mo?".
Yuuki Cross 고맙습니다 ^_^
You're trying to learn tagalog while me im trying to learn Korean 😀
turuan mo naman akong magsalita ng korean language.
Weird fact my friend's sister's name is Kaila and I just realized Kailan is her sisters name but without the 'n'... also im 25% filipino and yet it is not that hard to speak tegalog. Maybe because when I was little my mom would always watch her Filipino telesaries, well she still does....and my grandma speaks Tagalog a LOT. So i catch up and eventually learn how to speak it, but i cant get some words because they're either too long or i can't pronounce them.....but thanks this helps alot! :-)
Great video! I'm going to the Philippines for work this summer and don't want to be an "ignorant American."
Don't worry about that! We Filipinos are quite friendly to foreigners, we don't see them as ignorant when they're not fluent in Tagalog,( and some even speak in English to help you out). But yeah, it is very useful to learn the locals' language.
g g j h Yeah, but they do call African Americans as "Niggas", they do that a lot.
"tao po?" is like a common expression. It has "po" in it because you are still showing respect to a person who owns the home or establishment. "May tao po ba?" is used in a more formal setting because it is showing more respect. Think if it as a more polite way of saying it. And the word ingat is pronounced (ee ngat) the "ng" would be said with the same ng sound you would find in words such as "tongue" and "lung". It sounds like you're saying nat, but you have a slight ng sound to it.
Salamat Po this is my first time learning Filipino i hope it will work
Wow everyone wants to learn tagalog huh. I'm Filipino and I live in the Philippines and I want to say "Maraming Salamat sa lahat ng gustong matuto magtagalog!".
I left Philippines when I was 5 now I'm 12 and gonna turn 13 in April 7. I don't really know how to speak Tagalog since I didn't speak it for a long time so this helps me
I teach u ..do u have fb lol
Emman Emman Yea but I don't really use it
Oh...i but i used fb everyday... if u like to teach u... :)
Emman Emman I'll think about it
Okay are u now...so do want to learn tagalog?
I’m so obsessed with philipines culture 🥺😭
Hi I'm from El Salvador and I want to learn tagalo! Please help me!! Salamat! Ikinalulugod kong makilala ka by you tube! Ang pangalan ko ay María
Maria Calderon hello, maybe I can help you...
You can add me in skype...
Yashalane.antiquando
Maria Calderon Hola! 😊 Puedo saber la razón por la que quieres aprender tagalo? It's been 9 months... Hope you learned at least some basic tagalog. Hopefully tagalog would be available on Duolingo. I learn spanish on duolingo 😊 Wish you the best! 💕
Maria Calderon It's quite interesting that a latina wants to learn Tagalog. Music helps in learning a language. I can recommend some tagalog songs if you are still interested in learning tagalog.
Ikinalulugod is so old hahaha well its still correct word but you can say masaya akong makilala ka.. ako nga pala si Maria..
🇵🇭 Ako ay pilipino Maraming salamat.... ♥️ Mahal ko ang sarili nating wika💖💖
Translate to english:
🇺🇲I'm a filipino thank you very much, I love our own language💖💖
Thank you girls for teaching me filipino
I'm Filipino but grew up in America
*That's why I'm watching this*
We don't usually say "paalam" when we are leaving we usually say "Babye!"
suddenly i'm so excited about tagalog language. idk why but thanks you!
I just learned that the word banyo is written and pronounced the same way in Turkish as it is in Tagalog. It's meanning is also the same :)
Tagalog: Banyo = Bathroom
Turkish: Banyo = Bathroom
Condition:
Filipino: Kondisyon
Turkish: Kondisyon
I am watching Philippine and Spanish movies on Netflix and wish I could speak the languages. Need to read subtitles and I know I miss a lot. I am from South Africa and just love your movies and tv series. Even downloaded some of your great music!
Muchas gracias! Love from the Philippines! 🇵🇭
¡Esto es increíble! ¡Grandes amigos de video, eso es genial! Buen trabajo... :)
*Maraming salamat! :D*
I like this video! Great starting point for me. I recently have new co-workers who are filipino and want to communicate better with them. From what I hear about the Philippines I would like to visit one day and interact with the locals as well :)
Meanwhile at Sea Servers:
Player 1: Putang ina mo bobo
Player 2: *MAHAL DIN KITA*
Hi I am Filipino but don't know how to speak Filipino. This video helped me a lot. Maraming salamat po for the one who owned this video.
bakit di ka naman marunong? are you raised outside the philippines? :)
I don't understand your first statement. And no, I am not raised outside the Phil. But I was raised with an English communication. :)
he said why didnt you know how to speak filipino
Because my family and I using English language since I'm little.
Time 1:17 yes = oo and opo you used, in Tamil we use yes = o and oom
It seems Tagalog has borrowed some words from Spanish :)
Yes, they did
obviously coz.
the spanish colony came to philippines long long time ago.
The spanish invaded and occupied The Philippines for over 300 hundred years so, yes, some words were adopted. Much like English words have been adopted into the local language. However, this is only for the Tagalog language. most of the main dialects are pretty much spanish free. Tagalog is the countries national language but in no way the most spoken dialect in the country, I believe this is because the government is based in the Tagalog region.
In The Philippines, unlike South American countries, the language was preserved which helped preserved much of the culture.
Tanks for the lesson
The cebuano language has more borrowed spanish words than tagalog
hii my name z aaliya from eastern Africa
am very thank full to you
maraming salamat po
i am hopping to be fluent in it am looking forward to see more videos
¡Gracias! Ahora podré ver más streams (arroyos en vivo) de mis OC'S VTUBERS ( VIRTUAL TUBERCULOS) y entender lo que dicen, jajajaja PAAALAM
Masih satu rumpun sama beberapa suku di indonesia, jadi ada beberapa kata yg mirip atau kalo di pikir pikir memang agak mirip penerapannya dengan beberapa suku di indonesia..
misalnya ikaw = kamu (kau), salamat = terimakasih (walaupun berbeda jauh tapi kata selamat di indonesia juga digunakan sebagai ucapan apresiasi sama dengan kata terimakasih), ingat = hati-hati, banyo = kamar mandi (atau kalo di bahasa jawa banyu, dalam bahasa jawa penggunaan kata banyu yg artinya air bisa juga diartikan sebagai kamar mandi, contohnya dalam bahasa jawa "mau ke banyu" , artinya mau ke kamar mandi atau ke air)..
Dan masih banyak lagi..
I'm half capeverdion and Filipino
we don't use paalam instead we use "ingat" which means take care or "alis nako" I'm gonna go or simply "bye". Paalam is used in the older days or if watching a tagalog dub.
hehe as a Chilean I'm surprised with the use of "po" in Tagalog. well, many people can argue that we don't speak Spanish but we officially do, hehe. In Chile we use "po" at the end of a phrase to give more emphasis to the phrase. We use it a lot (and I really mean it) but it is a very informal word. It can be considered impolite if you use "po" in a formal conversation. that is quite the opposite in tagalog.
Pensé lo mismo jjaja
I'm Indonesian x Dutch. I'm from the Netherlands! Tagalog sounds almost like Indonesian. But... my mom is from Manado Indonesia. It's almost nearby the Philippines!
I need Philip friend that I will be speaking Tagalog with po
Ibukunoluwa Ibukunoluwagrace maybe i can help you
Yah, me too
this video is good. so now I don't worry if I have to remove the learning Filipino application on my phone. subscribed!
Ano means yes in my language. Im from czech republic. Nashle!
Tagalog refers to the ethnic group in the NCR region and the language just like the Bisaya people and Bisaya language, Igorot, Ilokano etc. Filipino are the people so as the national language (Filipino language or simply Filipino) which is basically Tagalog. Not to be confused, Filipino refers both to the people and the language.
I can understand what my mom say now
What languages are close to this?
How many hours she wait just to speak greetings hahahha
+MCWORLD PHILLIP xDDDD
Cuz I'm already filipino XD
I speak filipino
Donnie smith ok
Kamusta na ikaw ha naglalaro ka ng minecraft pe ako oo hooy sagot ka naman
White Creeper hahaha di wow
i used to watch filipino drama on 2008-2009, no wonder i heard some words are similar with malaysian languange. i just realise after watching this. Example : "Ikaw" means you in tagalog and "kau" means you in malay. "ako" means me in tagalog, "aku" means me in malay. How cute hihi.. Salamat for the video
Sandali lang = one moment (tagalog)
Sandal ilang = the slippers gone ! (Indonesian)
Panget-ugly (Tagalog)
Banget-good(Indo)
I am a Filipino, a full blooded Filipino I just don't know why I searched for this.
me during quarantine : want to learn tagalog
I have to watch this because i just moved to philliphines, salamat po! 😊
Maraming salamat!❤️
do you speak tagalog or spanish of both?
Kumusta= Como estás
As a Filipino, this is a great video for beginner!
When i say HOW ARE YOU in tagalog i just say KUMUSTA, not KAMUSTA.
They're the same
Whichever works :)
Or just say "Hi"
HUGE CORRECTION!!!
"KUMUSTA" not "KAMUSTA", according to KWF (Komisyon ng Wikang Filipino). the official governing body when it comes to all matters related to the 175 languages of the Philippines.
for "KUMUSTA" because this is a cognate (derivative) of the Spanish "como esta"
I'm also NOT a Filipino learning the language through my channel. Check it out! We aim for teaching/learning the MODERN way of speaking, not the very traditional/archaic way that makes you sound like Yoda lol.
i want to start a poll...does the filipino accent/language sound annoying to a foreigner's ear or not?...i would like to know from a foreigner's point of view
Sorry it is not really KAMUSTA :3 it must be KUMUSTA that is the official one