Learning Filino (Tagalog)

[PaulinGM]

My family will be travelling to Manila and North Luzon over Christmas. Can anyone living near Amersham/Aylesbury/High Wycombe teach me some basic spoken phrases before I go?

[imagine]

welcome to the forum PaulinGM:Wave:

try this link below, you may find it usefull:xxgrinning--00xx3:
http://tagaloglang.com/

[irishman12]

dont forget ur p's -its filipino

[imagine]

and smile it goes a long way :D:xxgrinning--00xx3:

[hawk]

go on u tube there are some that will be ok 4 you

[Ako Si Jamie]

My family will be travelling to Manila and North Luzon over Christmas. Can anyone living near Amersham/Aylesbury/High Wycombe teach me some basic spoken phrases before I go?Magandang gabi.

There are plenty of internet sites where you can pick up basic tagalog phrases plus there are tagalog apps for mobile phones. Failing that, you can buy courses on CD for a few quid off Ebay.

[grahamw48]

Magkano ??? :omg:

(Yorkshire baby's first words). :)

[Arthur Little]

My family will be travelling to Manila and North Luzon over Christmas. Can anyone living near Amersham/Aylesbury/High Wycombe teach me some basic spoken phrases before I go?

:) "Maayong Buntag!" That's about the strength of MY knowledge, I'm afraid, Paulin. But it appears to be the recognised Tagalog greeting for "Good Morning" - wherever one travels throughout the Philippines. So, in the meantime ... :welcomex: to the friendly, online filipino/uk community, and all the best in your quest. :xxgrinning--00xx3: