Great job! I've been learning for about a year (a little bit every day) and I am no where close to your level. I learned a lot from your other video which I'm going to incorporate into my learning as well. Keep up the good work!
Ang galing ng Tagalog ka lalo na sa pitong araw. Gumagana ng iyong pamamaraan. Nagbabalik ako ng nagaaral ng Tagalog pagkatapos ng mahabang pahinga. Salamat sa inspirasyon. Ipinanganak ako sa U.S. at ang Tagalog ko ay napaka-rusty sa kabila maraming Filipino dito. Mas madali at mas komportable na tumugon na Ingles. I totally get it.
Wow I really admire you for doing this and uploading the recording of your convo. You’ve inspired me! I’ve been wanting to learn Tagalog ever since I can remember so I’ll have to contact one of my cousins to set up a time to record a conversation like this one.
Jocelyn has a lot of things going for her. She was musical at a young age, knows how and what to study, already bilingual with another language, likely exposure to the language from hearing her parents and other Filipinos she encounters. It has already been proven, people who are at least bilingual have better performances in memory and information processing. With that said, even if a person does not have all the advantages Jocelyn has, the determination and grit will get a person to their goal, if they are persistent enough.
Wow. Galing Ang mag tagalog. I've been trying to learn for such a long time. Still working slowly on it. But I have been trying a little harder this time. Such a short amount of time and drinking sentences like that is amazing.
salut je suis moi aussi dans l'apprentissage du Tagalog pour partir en visa la-bas en 2023, je galére surtout dans la prononciation si tu a des technique tips je suis preneur
Im just like right there where I can understand nearly everything and I am aware of how simplified Tagalog is (also phrases are backwards), but putting it all into words is definitely terrifying!
Naku nagigigil ako para sa 'yo! Grabeng nananabik ako na matuto kang mag-Tagalog, lalo na kasi marami sa mga kamag-anak ko sa ibang bansa ay hindi marunong. Ipatuloy mo ha? Isang linggo pa lang, napakagaling ka na bilang beginner. Kung kailangan mo ng "language buddy" nandito lang ako! Aghghghgh sobrang saya naman!!!
Grabe! These two videos were very inspiring. I was able to follow your conversation, but after over a year of learning! I am wondering whether you were able to improve and get fluent by now.
Thank you for watching these videos! There are different aspects of fluency. For instance, my listening skills are much better than my speaking skills. Also, I'm not very good at writing in Tagalog, but it's just a matter of practice! After the pandemic is over, I would love to spend a few months in the Philippines so that I can fully immerse myself into the language and culture.
@@JocelynJBartolome Please do a study routine , also a video of you speaking in Tagalog, maybe even a morning routine , or even a video about rating programming languages, or just anything related to language learning. I love your videos 💜
Grabe, kaya pala na isang linggo lang, makakapagsalita na agad ng inaral mo. Abangan ko ang improvement mo ha? Im planning to learn mandarin chinese. Good luck sa akin. 😂
Read also Noli Me Tangare or any books written in Tagalog, then tests yourself how well you are reading those Tagalog phrases and whether you can understand them.
Really - could be Talaga "I really studied Tagalog" - Nag aral talaga ako ng tagalog Know (as in to know an info) - malaman Know (as in to know a skill) - marunong So in your sentence where you said "Gusto kong MARUNONG kung saan ka tumira sa Pilipinas" it should be "Gusto kong malaman kung saan ka tumira sa Pilipinas"
Je n'aime pas exactemant le Québécois car je suis habitué au français métropolitain. Les gens d'Amérique du Nord parlent français avec un gros accent américain.
Its impossible to learn tagalog in 7 days, it takes on average 1100 hours. It's more difficult than French, spanish and Italian to learn. 1100 hours would mean you practice for 24hrs a day for 45 days (obviously impossible) so realistically it would take you 6 to 12 months to learn it.
You are 100% correct. What a person learns in 7 days, is what that particular person learns in 7 days. Each individual will vary. Even though Nathaniel Drew has good advice and tips on studying and learning languages, the amount of Italian he learned in 7 days was deceptive. Nathaniel Drew already had exposure to Italian from familial ties. When he was younger, I had read he spent time there. I think he already studied and spoke Spanish, which is notably a closely related language. Even myself, once I was conversational in Spanish, and listened to Italians speak slowly, I could generally follow the conversation, without having ever studied it. If you check out his languages, they are all related in a way, that learning the next is so much easier and faster. Top Romance languages: French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese.
Hello, ang galing niyo na po. Naiintindihan ko na kahit hindi niyo pa natatapos ang sentences niyo. Pero kaunting practice pa, sadyang magagawa niyo rin makapagsalita nang hindi nag-aalinlangan.😍 Ang galing. Tuloy lang po sa ensayo.
Regular Filipinos talk like this, even in Manila. We use "Taglish" in our everyday conversations. When people talk in pure tagalog, they just sound too poetic and weird.
@@firionn304 "they just sound too poetic and weird". although true, that's usually how a language starts to diminish from too much code switching. at least on formal and educational situations, let's avoid overly-anglicised tagalog.
@@reijinvyskra1759 It also depends on socioeconomic class. More A to C class tend to speak in Taglish, while C to E class speak more straight Filipino. Everyone uses loan words sometimes.
Tag-lish... Ok na yan.. Tagalog english.. Maiintindihan ka na ng ordinaryo pilipino.. Galing naman👏👏👏
Great job! I've been learning for about a year (a little bit every day) and I am no where close to your level. I learned a lot from your other video which I'm going to incorporate into my learning as well. Keep up the good work!
How has your learning progress increased up to this point?
Ang galing ng Tagalog ka lalo na sa pitong araw. Gumagana ng iyong pamamaraan. Nagbabalik ako ng nagaaral ng Tagalog pagkatapos ng mahabang pahinga. Salamat sa inspirasyon. Ipinanganak ako sa U.S. at ang Tagalog ko ay napaka-rusty sa kabila maraming Filipino dito. Mas madali at mas komportable na tumugon na Ingles. I totally get it.
Ang lalim mo Naman mag salita
jocelyn you are so cool and inspiring! watching this interaction was really exciting. thanks so much for sharing, girl!
Wow I really admire you for doing this and uploading the recording of your convo. You’ve inspired me! I’ve been wanting to learn Tagalog ever since I can remember so I’ll have to contact one of my cousins to set up a time to record a conversation like this one.
You learned THAT in just 7 days? That’s impressive 👏👏👏 i could never 😂
Jocelyn has a lot of things going for her. She was musical at a young age, knows how and what to study, already bilingual with another language, likely exposure to the language from hearing her parents and other Filipinos she encounters.
It has already been proven, people who are at least bilingual have better performances in memory and information processing.
With that said, even if a person does not have all the advantages Jocelyn has, the determination and grit will get a person to their goal, if they are persistent enough.
Wow. Galing Ang mag tagalog. I've been trying to learn for such a long time. Still working slowly on it. But I have been trying a little harder this time. Such a short amount of time and drinking sentences like that is amazing.
Wow!! I stumbled on this video as I’m planning on moving to the Philippines. You completely inspired me to learn tagalog. Great job
I just came here after watching your previous video and your Tagalog is so good! Job well done! Ang galing mo :)
Hi Isabelle! Maraming salamat!
very impressive and inspiring!
salut je suis moi aussi dans l'apprentissage du Tagalog pour partir en visa la-bas en 2023, je galére surtout dans la prononciation si tu a des technique tips je suis preneur
Im just like right there where I can understand nearly everything and I am aware of how simplified Tagalog is (also phrases are backwards), but putting it all into words is definitely terrifying!
You both did such a fantastic job! Galing! Way to go
Thanks Ate! You are awesome ❣️
Naku nagigigil ako para sa 'yo! Grabeng nananabik ako na matuto kang mag-Tagalog, lalo na kasi marami sa mga kamag-anak ko sa ibang bansa ay hindi marunong. Ipatuloy mo ha? Isang linggo pa lang, napakagaling ka na bilang beginner. Kung kailangan mo ng "language buddy" nandito lang ako! Aghghghgh sobrang saya naman!!!
Grabe! These two videos were very inspiring. I was able to follow your conversation, but after over a year of learning! I am wondering whether you were able to improve and get fluent by now.
Thank you for watching these videos! There are different aspects of fluency. For instance, my listening skills are much better than my speaking skills. Also, I'm not very good at writing in Tagalog, but it's just a matter of practice! After the pandemic is over, I would love to spend a few months in the Philippines so that I can fully immerse myself into the language and culture.
@@JocelynJBartolome Please do a study routine , also a video of you speaking in Tagalog, maybe even a morning routine , or even a video about rating programming languages, or just anything related to language learning.
I love your videos 💜
@@VibeWithZari thanks for watching! Yes I will consider making those videos, thanks for the suggestions :)
This is so impressive!!! Im so excited to try your strategy now!
Thanks April! Happy learning!
As a french person who learned english at school and is now learning tagalog i just felt really at home with you speaking all 3 lanugages lmaooo
Grabe, kaya pala na isang linggo lang, makakapagsalita na agad ng inaral mo. Abangan ko ang improvement mo ha? Im planning to learn mandarin chinese. Good luck sa akin. 😂
Read also Noli Me Tangare or any books written in Tagalog, then tests yourself how well you are reading those Tagalog phrases and whether you can understand them.
Really - could be Talaga
"I really studied Tagalog" - Nag aral talaga ako ng tagalog
Know (as in to know an info) - malaman
Know (as in to know a skill) - marunong
So in your sentence where you said "Gusto kong MARUNONG kung saan ka tumira sa Pilipinas" it should be "Gusto kong malaman kung saan ka tumira sa Pilipinas"
Je n'aime pas exactemant le Québécois car je suis habitué au français métropolitain. Les gens d'Amérique du Nord parlent français avec un gros accent américain.
Gusto niyo matoxic?
Experience = Karanasan
Language = Wika
But for conversational Filipino= it is a pass
Tagalog = Needs improvement
Its impossible to learn tagalog in 7 days, it takes on average 1100 hours. It's more difficult than French, spanish and Italian to learn. 1100 hours would mean you practice for 24hrs a day for 45 days (obviously impossible) so realistically it would take you 6 to 12 months to learn it.
You are 100% correct. What a person learns in 7 days, is what that particular person learns in 7 days. Each individual will vary. Even though Nathaniel Drew has good advice and tips on studying and learning languages, the amount of Italian he learned in 7 days was deceptive.
Nathaniel Drew already had exposure to Italian from familial ties. When he was younger, I had read he spent time there. I think he already studied and spoke Spanish, which is notably a closely related language.
Even myself, once I was conversational in Spanish, and listened to Italians speak slowly, I could generally follow the conversation, without having ever studied it. If you check out his languages, they are all related in a way, that learning the next is so much easier and faster. Top Romance languages: French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese.
1100 hours is the length of time needed to learn tagalog to a near native level. She is still at the conversational stage.
Hello, ang galing niyo na po. Naiintindihan ko na kahit hindi niyo pa natatapos ang sentences niyo. Pero kaunting practice pa, sadyang magagawa niyo rin makapagsalita nang hindi nag-aalinlangan.😍 Ang galing. Tuloy lang po sa ensayo.
You use language in Spanish for language, but I’m learning to use word wika. Which is correct?
Now I want to learn a lil bit tagalog, just a lil bit
Elephant in the room-Most Luzon people have ALL THE EXCUSES to learn the major regional languages of Visayas and Mindanao.. 🥴🥴🥴🤷🏻♂️
how do you learn the german language, that's more important than tagalog. get a job in germany.
I guess both languages are important, but it makes sense for her to learn Tagalog as she's trying to connect with her roots.
Wow ha. Mas importante? Ulul.
A lot of her words english, I guess she has forgotten to speak native tagalog.
Regular Filipinos talk like this, even in Manila. We use "Taglish" in our everyday conversations.
When people talk in pure tagalog, they just sound too poetic and weird.
@@firionn304 No it doesn't. I went to Batangas and some parts of Manila. And it's just fine. Tf you on about.
@@firionn304 "they just sound too poetic and weird". although true, that's usually how a language starts to diminish from too much code switching. at least on formal and educational situations, let's avoid overly-anglicised tagalog.
@@reijinvyskra1759 It also depends on socioeconomic class. More A to C class tend to speak in Taglish, while C to E class speak more straight Filipino. Everyone uses loan words sometimes.