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James Hubbard
26th July 2010, 21:41
I will be getting tagalog lessons, once a week for 30 mins each week (I pay the tutor by giving guitar lessons lolz)

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What I want to know is

-Does anyone have any recommendations for what I should learn??


(and before anyone says it ... "PIMo" ... No thanks --already know it .... walang bastos please)



I just want to know the usual things that people in manila would say every day :)

Thanks in advance kayo!


James "nakaka intende ako ng konting tagalog" Hubbard!

raynaputi
26th July 2010, 22:00
there has been a post about that before..i just forgot who made the thread..i posted some there..

James Hubbard
26th July 2010, 22:05
there has been a post about that before..i just forgot who made the thread..i posted some there..

oh ok.

cheers

Englishman2010
26th July 2010, 22:08
Good luck James. I've renewed my interest in learning Tagalog now that things have changed for me. My ex didn't seem that bothered about wanting me to learn, but I have a new teacher and I've learned more in the last 2 weeks than I learned in the last 10 months

raynaputi
26th July 2010, 22:10
james, searched thru my posted threads..you'll see there..but u'll have to scroll thru pages though..hahaha..

fred
26th July 2010, 22:19
I just want to know the usual things that people in manila would say every dayDont worry about what they say in manila James.. Its the things you want to say or ask that you should be practising..
Write down whole useful sentences(not individual words) in English and have them translated as a Tagalog sentence..Commit to memory and you`ll start to crack the code.

fred
26th July 2010, 22:36
James.. Your homework (http://filipinaroses.com/showthread.php?26239-Transcript-of-Pres.-Benigno-S.-Aquino-III%E2%80%99s-State-of-the-Nation-Address) should be submitted to me no later than next Tuesday.

-sillybilly-
26th July 2010, 22:53
Good luck James. I've renewed my interest in learning Tagalog now that things have changed for me. My ex didn't seem that bothered about wanting me to learn, but I have a new teacher and I've learned more in the last 2 weeks than I learned in the last 10 months

Good for you mate! Now they cant sell you anymore! :D
Husband didnt wonna learn my language but when he was here hes picked up some words that no need for me to explain.
All the best and enjoy your time in the pinas!

James Hubbard
26th July 2010, 23:18
James.. Your homework (http://filipinaroses.com/showthread.php?26239-Transcript-of-Pres.-Benigno-S.-Aquino-III%E2%80%99s-State-of-the-Nation-Address) should be submitted to me no later than next Tuesday.

errrrr

i understand ... some of those words?!
:Erm:

stevewool
27th July 2010, 07:17
there has been a post about that before..i just forgot who made the thread..i posted some there..

tut tut tut ,james use the advance search button hubbard, did you not think off that :doh:icon_lol::icon_lol:, hey joe, they seem to say alot out there :xxgrinning--00xx3:

James Hubbard
27th July 2010, 12:51
tut tut tut ,james use the advance search button hubbard, did you not think off that :doh:icon_lol::icon_lol:, hey joe, they seem to say alot out there :xxgrinning--00xx3:

I was waiting for YOU to get all wooly!:doh:yikes::icon_lol:

raynaputi
27th July 2010, 13:18
here's the thread I was saying earlier...

http://filipinaroses.com/showthread.php?23443-Useful-Phrases

:xxgrinning--00xx3:

gecko_pikachu
27th July 2010, 13:29
James, what English words d'you want to be translated in Tagalog?

Try to think a few English words and I'll translate them for you for nothing..
Some common Tagalog words are:
bumangon ka na--- you get up now!
Ano ulam natin ngayon? ---- what's our food today?
Naiihi ako--- i want to have a wee :icon_lol:
Natatae ako-- i want to have a poo :D
Wala akong pera--- i have no money
Madami akong pera--- i have lots of money
Ako ay puti--- I am white
Nauuhaw ako---I'm thirsty
Alis na ako-- I'm going (alis is going and ako is I'm)
Busog na ako--I'm full
Gutom na ako-- I'm hungry
Baha na naman--- it's flooded again
Mabaho-- it's stinks
Mabango-- smells nice

... i'm sure you have got the idea of the most so you better off to give me some English words and translate them for you :Wave:

James Hubbard
27th July 2010, 14:07
thanks for that V!

So much of that tagalog is the same as Bisaya! wow

maraming salamat po 'te!

lyka
27th July 2010, 17:22
i need part time work now james hehe..i can teach u tagalog,visaya and arabic..hehehe.

RickyR
27th July 2010, 17:43
James, I can highly recommend the Rosetta Stone software as well, i've been learning Tagalog using that it's been very useful. I'm also concurrently learning visayan, and yes some things are similar, which can make it more confusing...

James Hubbard
27th July 2010, 18:07
it must be really difficult to learn bisaya and tagalog concurrently! You're much brighter than I!
:icon_sorry::xxgrinning--00xx3:

stevewool
27th July 2010, 22:02
i am waiting for my own teacher to arrive and learn me , hearing how its said helps too:)

James Hubbard
27th July 2010, 23:24
i am waiting for my own teacher to arrive and learn me , hearing how its said helps too:)

true true

my mrs couldn't teach me tagalog, coz her accent is so bisdak :doh:icon_lol::icon_lol::laugher:

gecko_pikachu
27th July 2010, 23:36
true true

my mrs couldn't teach me tagalog, coz her accent is so bisdak :doh:icon_lol::icon_lol::laugher:

I'm tagalog but obviously you can't hear my accent and to be compared with bisdak. I say some English bisdak words sometimes and it's funny! :lol2:
Why are you rolling laughing when you said bisdak? :)
You need to do tongue exercise to stretch your tongue more and can say tagalog words a lot easier :icon_lol:

James Hubbard
27th July 2010, 23:41
I'm tagalog but obviously you can't hear my accent and to be compared with bisdak. I say some English bisdak words sometimes and it's funny! :lol2:
Why are you rolling laughing when you said bisdak? :)
You need to do tongue exercise to stretch your tongue more and can say tagalog words a lot easier :icon_lol:


you say some english Bisdak words sometimes? Huh? care to expand on that?

Laughing when i said Bisdak, coz usually, it's only Bisdaks who can understand that term ... plus, i realise, that in Manila, even if i hide, she gets the puti price, or the long-nose tax, coz they hear her non-manila accent, and decide to scam the out-of-towner lol!

What tongue exercises can i do? hmmm :Rasp::Erm: ...

i won't see the wife for another 2 months - if you're talking about that kind of tongue exercises lol:hubbahubba: