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GaryFifer
23rd September 2008, 19:26
Nag-aaral akong magsalita ng Tagalog. (I am learning to speak Tagalog)Nagsalalita ako ng kaunti lamang?(Do you speak tagalog?)

One i found useful on tricycles. Hindi tama ang sukli (this is not the correct change) Anyways, if you guys are interested in learning the ladies language in case she is galit :)

This site is really fun, because you can HEAR the words.

http://www.tagaloglang.com/

Indepth dictionary

http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/Tagalog_mainpage.htm

Quick wee dictionary
http://www.tagalog-dictionary.com/index.htm

Jay&Zobel
23rd September 2008, 19:32
I'm teaching my hubby to speak tagalog but hehe it's really difficult and hardwork hehe! But he is so willing to learn, a bit makulit though

Scouse
23rd September 2008, 19:40
No, but I am trying to learn Ilongo!

maria_and_matt
23rd September 2008, 20:07
No, but I am trying to learn Ilongo!

i am ilonggo :icon_lol:

GaryFifer
23rd September 2008, 20:34
Whats that?Bisaya and Ilonga is a little bit different right? Like Maayo.Is it different words for hello or is it accent?

Dedworth
23rd September 2008, 20:36
:xxgrinning--00xx3: Excellent post - this site is good http://www.tagaloglang.com/

GaryFifer
23rd September 2008, 20:42
these ones come in handy :)
Nagtatampo ka ba?
Are you sulking? (Are you miffed at me?)

Pwede ba kitang lapitan?
Can I come near you?

Pakinggan mo ako.
Listen to me

Huwag kang magalit.
Don't get angry.

Kaibigan ko lang siya.
She/He is just a friend.

Nasaktan ba kita?
Did I hurt you?

Hindi ko sinadyang saktan ka.
I didn't mean to hurt you.

gingxrick
23rd September 2008, 20:43
maayo kaayo (mabuti)

trina
23rd September 2008, 21:33
Wow Great!!!

joebloggs
23rd September 2008, 22:05
i've been learning tagalog for months from tapes i bought years ago and from rosetta stone. the thing is i've not told anyone :D, it's so i know what the misses is saying to her family and what other pinoys are saying, i'm breaking their code. they think all whiteys are clueless :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Marwin08
23rd September 2008, 22:50
My hubby is learning cebuano because he booked a trip to cebu on november.
Sad thing he's not interested learning my dialect ilocano hehehe

PeterB
24th September 2008, 03:38
If I ever get to grips with Bisaya. I might consider learning Tagalog.

If I apply for Filipino nationality in four years time, I need to be able to speak and write a major Filipino language.

fhara
24th September 2008, 06:35
my bf's favorite tagalog word is "dito" he used it when he says "same here".:)

alicat
24th September 2008, 08:39
its very hard work,everynight i teach my hubby 2 to 3 words
of tagalog,after one mounth,i just give up,i cant do it anymore.

vbkelly
24th September 2008, 08:43
Nag-aaral akong magsalita ng Tagalog. (I am learning to speak Tagalog)Nagsalalita ako ng kaunti lamang?(Do you speak tagalog?)

One i found useful on tricycles. Hindi tama ang sukli (this is not the correct change) Anyways, if you guys are interested in learning the ladies language in case she is galit :)

This site is really fun, because you can HEAR the words.

http://www.tagaloglang.com/

Indepth dictionary

http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/Tagalog_mainpage.htm

Quick wee dictionary
http://www.tagalog-dictionary.com/index.htm

yeah my husband learning tagalog and visaya

Geraldine
24th September 2008, 10:02
My husband doesnt make an effort to learn Tagalog which is fine by me, at least he wont understand what we talk about when my mates are around :icon_lol: however he speaks Thai! :doh Everytime we are in Thailand, the Thais talk to me in their language bec they assume Im Thai then my husband will speak to them in Thai saying Im Filipino and doesnt speak Thai. Then they'll look at us, then I'll say yes its true..then we all laugh. :)

maria_and_matt
24th September 2008, 11:03
i admire brits learning our language, my husband couldnt be bothered at all all he knows is pahingi ng redhorse please:icon_lol: does not take him far but he always seem to have a good time that phrase!

vbkelly
24th September 2008, 13:00
like my husband walking in the walgraves hospital behind him had 2filipina talking tagalog and my husband said to them SINONG BASTOS? the 2filipina said no no no its not you and how did you know we're talking bastos,did you understand tagalog? and my husband said yeah coz my wife is filipina.di ko nga maibenta ang asawa ko haha

missmiles
24th September 2008, 14:29
hahahha nice to hear that you are learning... KEEP IT UP

jimeve
24th September 2008, 17:17
My wife's trying to help me speak Cebuano, after 5 years I learned about
10 words, she gave up on me.

where can you get cd's or DVD's on Cebuano lessons ? :Erm:

jonnijon
24th September 2008, 17:48
Thats a good question Jimeve,never seem to be able to find one with the spoken word,there are plenty of written words but have never found an audio.

amyburple
24th September 2008, 18:48
I send TAGALOG-ENGLISH Dictionary to my hubby before :xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3: And then on first to 3rd months we're prating but later part he's tired lol :D:D..
He knew these words,

- Mahal Kita
- Kumusta
- Maganda
- Gwapo
- Pangit
- Magandang umaga
- Salamat
- Gusto kita :Rasp:

Now he is tired learning hahaha... Lazy to learn :NoNo::NoNo:

GaryFifer
24th September 2008, 19:07
You forgot UTOT

amyburple
24th September 2008, 19:09
You forgot UTOT

oh yeahhhhhh stinky fart :Rasp::Rasp::icon_lol::icon_lol::BouncyHappy::BouncyHappy:

Ana_may365
24th September 2008, 20:32
my hubby only knows 1 words,and it is 'MAHAL KITA'.:):):)

missmiles
25th September 2008, 04:44
my hubby only knows 1 words,and it is 'MAHAL KITA'.:):):)

My hubby will always say " MEHAL" hehehe instead of MAHAL... still sounds cute.

vbkelly
25th September 2008, 09:06
My wife's trying to help me speak Cebuano, after 5 years I learned about
10 words, she gave up on me.

where can you get cd's or DVD's on Cebuano lessons ? :Erm:

have a look in post office in your area i seen some cd or dvd's there

GaryFifer
25th September 2008, 11:40
Its tricky to find books on Bisaya.Can anyone recommend a book they have. I had no luck previously because I think I had been using the wrong word Visaya.

chris40
25th September 2008, 13:21
a usefull site i found was www.tagalog1.com ,lots of lessons and a bit of speech too.

PeterB
25th September 2008, 18:18
I found one learn Cebuano CD, which I ordered frome the USA, but it's absolutely useless.

However, searching just now has revealed another one, which looks like it might be better - just Google 'Learn Cebuano'.

silver13
25th September 2008, 19:45
Paul is making a lot of progress with his Tagalog learning, now he downloaded the lyrics of the song ANAK and tried to translate it, we'll see how far he goes :-) It helps him by listening Tagalog music. His eager to learn, that's a good sign :-) but when I talk in Ilocano, he's lost :-)

cruisingkerry
26th September 2008, 21:57
Berts sister gave me her sons tagalog- english school dictionary - but for some reason there is no J or K tagalog words??

chris40
27th September 2008, 00:01
i have an english -tagalog dictionary and the k comes after b in it and did,nt see the k at first. take another look in case you missed it too .

cruisingkerry
27th September 2008, 08:58
Thanks for that Chris, it certainly does, however I still haven't got J (do no words begin with J?) and the end of the alphabet is sparse too no Q, no U, V, X or Z.

andypaul
27th September 2008, 22:19
i've been learning tagalog for months from tapes i bought years ago and from rosetta stone. the thing is i've not told anyone :D, it's so i know what the misses is saying to her family and what other pinoys are saying, i'm breaking their code. they think all whiteys are clueless :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Great minds think alike.

never let on all you know:D

I wonder how many of da phills on here are now thinking oh no why did i mention the pair of shoes on the phone to my mate now with the hubby in the room:icon_lol:

GaryFifer
28th September 2008, 02:52
If her name is Imelda :)I am sure hubby will find out eventually.

miayela
28th September 2008, 09:19
My hubby knows little tagalog and ilonggo since im from Iloilo..

He surprised me one time when me and my friends were talking in Ilonggo that he understand what we are talking about..

It shows that Im a good teacher and that his eager to learn our language.:)

flomike
5th October 2008, 22:41
I think my husband is quite good actually in learning filipino/tagalog language he knows most of the part of his body in filipino, he can compose a sentence in filipino in a very funny way but still a good effort. I stopped teaching him but bec we use to go pinoy party most of the time he is learning by hearing it as you know some filipino words mostly are repitition or we use same words again ang again like (oo, bakit, oo naman, sige, doon, dito, saan etc).