Yooo how clear and easy to understand and learn you make tagalog sounds like! I've been in the Philippines for 5yrs now, I swear I was struggling so hard I practically learned nothing! I was even skeptical at first when I researched tagalog learning videos and thought that my efforts to learn would fail again lol. You are a great teacher, thank you! I'm going to repeat all those videos and practice them and now with confidence that I'll learn, I already have a dictionary for the words. Grammar is so essential and I feel dumb for thinking just listening to natives and interacting with them would be enough lol it's not, at least not for me.
Hello. I think I am the very first Thai here in your channel. Lol. I just wanna say thank you so much for your informative videos. They are so great and helpful. Please keep doing the good work. Your videos are easy to understand and very detailed.
1. aso ko - my dog (possessive adjective) 2. akin ang asong ito - this dog is mine (possessive pronoun) 3. ang aking aso - my dog (is this the exact translation? or more like the dog that is mine?) What would be the difference between 1 and 3, and how would you call the grammatical term for 3? Thanks for your help, your videos are very well structured and helpful!
i've noticed that “aso ko” is used more often and sounds natural, while “aking aso” is used in malikhaing pagsulat (creative writing). i think they also differ on focus, but don't quote me on this. “aso ko” focuses on ASO (aso ko ang kumain niyan // answers the question: who // sino ang kumain nito? ang aso ko.), while “aking aso” focuses on AKIN (akin ang asong ito. // answers the question: whose // kaninong aso ito? sa akin.)
ko emphasizes on what you own my DOG - aso ko my HOUSE - bahay ko my LIFE - buhay ko akin emphasizes on who owns MY dog - aking aso YOUR dog - iyong aso THEIR dog - kanilang aso
Yooo how clear and easy to understand and learn you make tagalog sounds like! I've been in the Philippines for 5yrs now, I swear I was struggling so hard I practically learned nothing!
I was even skeptical at first when I researched tagalog learning videos and thought that my efforts to learn would fail again lol.
You are a great teacher, thank you!
I'm going to repeat all those videos and practice them and now with confidence that I'll learn, I already have a dictionary for the words.
Grammar is so essential and I feel dumb for thinking just listening to natives and interacting with them would be enough lol it's not, at least not for me.
We have the same story wtf
You can do it :)
Wow, what a great supplement to online programs that don't explain this stuff. Subscribed!
This was so helpful and clear. Thank you
Tysm jc i learned alot from you im happy i found this channel!
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Hello. I think I am the very first Thai here in your channel. Lol. I just wanna say thank you so much for your informative videos. They are so great and helpful. Please keep doing the good work. Your videos are easy to understand and very detailed.
Thank you so much! I am learning alot! :)
I'm glad that you are. You're welcome! :)
I like your videos, i want more i’ll wait your next videos 🙏thank you so much😍
I'm glad that you found the channel! :) you're welcome!
Napaka linaw mo po mag explain 😎😎 asteeg
Salamat Jocep! 😁
1. aso ko - my dog (possessive adjective)
2. akin ang asong ito - this dog is mine (possessive pronoun)
3. ang aking aso - my dog (is this the exact translation? or more like the dog that is mine?)
What would be the difference between 1 and 3, and how would you call the grammatical term for 3?
Thanks for your help, your videos are very well structured and helpful!
I have the same question :)
i've noticed that “aso ko” is used more often and sounds natural, while “aking aso” is used in malikhaing pagsulat (creative writing). i think they also differ on focus, but don't quote me on this. “aso ko” focuses on ASO (aso ko ang kumain niyan // answers the question: who // sino ang kumain nito? ang aso ko.), while “aking aso” focuses on AKIN (akin ang asong ito. // answers the question: whose // kaninong aso ito? sa akin.)
ko emphasizes on what you own
my DOG - aso ko
my HOUSE - bahay ko
my LIFE - buhay ko
akin emphasizes on who owns
MY dog - aking aso
YOUR dog - iyong aso
THEIR dog - kanilang aso
Salamat
What's the difference between "si" and "ni"?
Go watch her 2 videos on actor vs object focused verbs. She explains the difference there if I’m not wrong.