Hi there,
Not really sure if I'm posting this in the right place or not :S
My name's Jack, I'm 21 and I'm half Filipino and half English. Just finished a three year degree in geography and have decided to stay on in Birmingham. Would love to know if anyone knows someone offering tagalog lessons in Brum, have always wanted to learn it and think now would be the best time
Would be really great to hear from anyone,
Thank you,
Jack
hi jack
welcome to the forum
HI jack welcome to the forum
How much?
only kidding!
Welcome to the forum!
You've just joined the right site....most in here know how to speak tagalog. Including myself!
so start asking and we'll try to help you out....
I'm a cruel and heartless bitch but I’m damn good at it!
Woow degree in geography..interesting
Welcome to the forum Jackph
''Don't be serious..Be Sincere''
hi jack welcome, i too am learning tagalog, well learning to understand it from my emma, all she says at the moment is, umalis ka na, if any one could translate that it would help , it only happens when i pick cheap cloths for her, i think it means wow i like that and i love you so much for buying it for me,
oh yes Steve i think you are right hahaha at least Emma did not say your are a kuripot
As life is to live so love is to give
Originally Posted by stevewool
umalis ka na, if any one could translate that it would help , it only happens when i pick cheap cloths for her, i *think it means wow i like that and i love you so much for buying it for me,... you mean you *HOPE, Steve! Joking aside, mate ... I'm sure it DOES!
, Jack ... and congratulations on completing your geography degree!
Well ... since THIS forum's part-Filipino/part-British - as its title suggests - it's certainly an ideal site to start lookingHi there,
Not really sure if I'm posting this in the right place or not :S
I'm half Filipino and half English. Would love to know if anyone knows someone offering tagalog lessons in Brum, have always wanted to learn it and think now would be the best time
Would be really great to hear from anyone,
Thank you,
Jackfor a Tagalog tutor. Good luck in your search!
stevewool! Haha..umalis ka na means "get out"..
stevewool! Haha..umalis ka na means "get out"..... ohhhhhhhhhhh dear!!!
hey its me emma...steve's love i didnt say anything like that! steve just kidding you ..hehehe..he perfectly know what that word means..
hahaha..hi emma..
Hey everyone
Thank you all for your kind welcome! Doesn't sound like anyone here is from Birmingham though, LOL! Oh well, will keep trying!
Thanks again,
Jack
is your mother filipina?, have you not asked her or if she knows anyone.
there may not be any in his forum but there must be many in birmingham, just go to a local mall and if you see any go and ask them, isnt there a philipino store in the yellow pages..phone them up and ask
i have learnt to do what my wife says!
I assume Leah will be there soon??
Anyway, if you want to get started with really basic tagalog, go to itunes and download Pimsleur Tagalog.
Regarding Filipinos ... hmm in Brum there doesn't seem to be much of a Pinoy community. Brum is heaven in many respects, but doesn't seem to have as many pinoys as other cities!
wow quick visa... quick job offer as well?
Well I agree to James if you want to get started Basic Tagalog there are some downloads available on the net, and of course there are books offered here in Fil-UK site
by the way Well done for finishing Geography course
as a start of my free class:
Don't make promises when you are in JOY. Don't reply when you are SAD.
Don't take decisions when you are ANGRY. Think twice, Act wise. BE happy.
james, i can teach you, where are you in birmingham?
Hi there!
I already have a teacher, but it's Jack who needs the lessons
hope he comes back here soon to reply
...
Brum is Heaven.
where are you in birmingham.Hi there,
Not really sure if I'm posting this in the right place or not :S
My name's Jack, I'm 21 and I'm half Filipino and half English. Just finished a three year degree in geography and have decided to stay on in Birmingham. Would love to know if anyone knows someone offering tagalog lessons in Brum, have always wanted to learn it and think now would be the best time
Would be really great to hear from anyone,
Thank you,
Jack
haha i know, i dont know why i typed james. lolsHi there!
I already have a teacher, but it's Jack who needs the lessons
hope he comes back here soon to reply
...
Brum is Heaven.
no problem
is it poss to buy a cd that can tech me to speak tagalog does any one know as i live in lakes district many thanks if any knows
yep, search amazon for Pimsleur Tagalog. It's the best in the market for actually learning to speak it. Some would recommend Rosetta stone, but it's not advisable unless you live in the Phils and can get immersed in the grammar etc.
So Pimsleur Tagalog.
James?
I didnt know you were looking for someone to teach you tagalog?
I'm a cruel and heartless bitch but I’m damn good at it!
Hey ynezhia,
I'm in city centre, how bout you?
Jack
hi Jack, if you pop down to the filipino church group in Woodgate vallley after their service around say 1pm and chat to the folks there , I am sure someone would help you out. I might be interested in lessons myself and I may be there this Sunday. My wife and little ones are back in the Phils right now so I have more spare time. They are at the st francis community church at the top of Glenside off Summerfield Road
Live your life for a reason and don't worry be happy
if you don't know where you are going then any road will do!!
Try this website Jack..
http://www.tagalog1.com/index.asp
It has:
1. 500 top Filipino words
2. 200 top Filipino verbs
3. 150 beginner lessons
4. 40 MP3 files
5. 15 movies
6. learn Filipino books 1 and 2
Enjoy!
Taka care now & Bye!.... Venus
can someone teach me too plz
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