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6th July 2009 #1
I want to learn Tagalog...any advice?
Have any Brit guys successfully learned Tagalog? I want to learn it fluently..
The only thing I can say is "Ako ay pangit panot!"
A few other things aswell maybe but...
Is there a recommended way of learning?
Salamat in advance..
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6th July 2009 #2
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Simple, ask your wife, oh god no cost of money tagalog version : SIMPLE, TANONGIN MO ASAWA MO, WALA KA PANG GASTOS LOL
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6th July 2009 #3
i give u an example british knows how to speak tagalog fluently,like TAWI2
my hubby know also 1 word in tagalog,and its 'MAHAL KITA'which is i love it to hear
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Learn French instead!
Al.
P.S. Lessons given!Pressed rat and warthog closed down their shop!
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Nigel, my hubby doesnt want to learn tagalog at all, he said he is not gonna earn money by speaking tagalog, but English yes, lol
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6th July 2009 #6
don't bother(watch football or tennis or goto the pub), do what i did, give the misses an Oxford dictionary for her birthday but make sure its the concise version so it doesn't hurt so much when she throws it at you
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6th July 2009 #7
There are 7 Planes Of Existance:
7 Material Plane: The earth, where you are right now.
6 Plane of Forces
5 Astral Plane
4 Mental Plane
3 Too mysterious to describe.
2 Too mysterious to describe.
1 Too mysterious to describe.
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6th July 2009 #8
Salamat/Thanks for your replies guys and girls but I was hoping someone could recommend a dvd or something?
I have CD-ROM that is helpful and an audio CD already..but it's still not doing it for me.. Does nobody know of any classes I can go to?
There are 7 Planes Of Existance:
7 Material Plane: The earth, where you are right now.
6 Plane of Forces
5 Astral Plane
4 Mental Plane
3 Too mysterious to describe.
2 Too mysterious to describe.
1 Too mysterious to describe.
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6th July 2009 #9
probably the best teaching s/w is Rosetta stone, try b4 u buy find it on your favourite torrent site
http://www.rosettastone.com/learn-tagalog
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6th July 2009 #10
Try the website BYKI . com , http://www.byki.com/ they have free programs to download for lots of languages including tagalog, seems really good so far just need to find more time for it.
Good luck!!
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"10% of life is made up of what happens to you, 90% is decided by how you react"
"The way to love anything is to realize that it may be lost"
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6th July 2009 #13
Two books i would recommend Nigel.
1 Basic Tagalog for Foreigners and Non-Tagalogs by Paraluman S. Aspillera.
2 Tagalog-English English Tagalog (Pilipino) Dictionary by Carl R. Galvez Rubino
The Basic tagalog is great and see if you can get it with the CD. I hear it has editions with the CD but i never got one!
Vowels are pronounced like:
a as in ask, grass, alms, far
e as in end, carpet
i as in eve, mete
o as in obey, tobacco
u as in food, moon
This is hard to master unless you practice with your mahal
Then Consonants Ba Ka Da Ga Ha La Ma Na NGa Pa Ra Sa Ta Wa Ya
Ng reminds me of monty python for some reason...the knights who ni. maybe thats just my strange sense of humour.
The Dictionary is big and fully comprehensive and uses more advanced things than the basics.
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7th July 2009 #15
my husband knows tagalog and visayan and he's very proud to speaks our language but sometime we argue a lot if i teach him bcoz our form of sentences is back to front hehe
all things are possible!
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I never have taught my husband how to speak tagalog or even my own native language which is Ilonggo. But sometimes I've got shocked when he tries to ask me for "a cup of tea" because he said it in tagalog correctly and perfectly and no accent at all. I asked him when and how did he learn tagalog and he simply reply I have "Rosetta Stone" tagalog audio book in my iPOD. So, he learn it by listening to that. He knows now, if I'm angry cause Im counting him from 1 to 10 but the sad factor is I will starting in 1 and he will finish the counting until he reach 10.
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7th July 2009 #17
i cant wait to learn tagalog , anne will teach me when she arrives here , as we both want to teach our children to speak both english and tagalog
as for now i have learnt a little and this is enough to make any filipina happy
mahal kita = i love you
mahal din kita = i love you too
mahal n mahal kita = i love you so much
mahal kita asawa ko = i love you my wife
ko = my ( but as you have noticed it is placed after wife instead of before like u would expect in english , using this knowledge u will find it easy to construct a sentence in tagalog
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7th July 2009 #18
[QUOTE=charlwill;150019]I never have taught my husband how to speak tagalog or even my own native language which is Ilonggo.
Hi Charlwill! Firstly, my apologies to Nigel for posting this message here. I'm just happy knowing about your dialect which is Ilonggo as I myself can speak it with fluency. I have worked in Iloilo for 2yrs back in 2005-2007. Halong! Salamat gid! (Take care & ThankU)
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7th July 2009 #22
too late for me,my wife as already spent it!
i have learnt to do what my wife says!
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7th July 2009 #23
What is pera?
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7 Material Plane: The earth, where you are right now.
6 Plane of Forces
5 Astral Plane
4 Mental Plane
3 Too mysterious to describe.
2 Too mysterious to describe.
1 Too mysterious to describe.
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