when the time comes that she's already fluent, we'll all go back here reminiscing how fun the learning process went. im so excited for her to be fluent like how Dasuri Choi did it haha
While you’re learning through word association, I, too, am learning some Korean words through you. LOL! Watching your Filipino lesson vlogs, your learning has progressed well. Your patience learning another language is commendable. 👍🏼👏🏼🙌🏼
What's interesting is that I saw many Koreans easily pick up Tagalog context easily. How I wish we can learn Korean as fast as you guys can learn ours.
Actually korean is easier for filipinos to learn than other foreigners due to similarities in sound and accent in many words (when romanized) lke " ka, nida, ara, sarang, saram", etc.
We also used Spanish numbers, specially when buying in sari sari store and paying in jeepney and counting time. Ex. Tag kinse, trese, dos, dose, sais, siyete. Time/Oras: 1:00= Ala una 2:00= Alas Dos 6:00= Ala sais It is half past two= Alas-dos y medya 1 Uno 2 Dos 3 Tres 4 Kuatro 5 Singko 6 Sais 7 Siyete 8 Otso 9 Nuwebe 10 Diez
i believe that the best way to learn any kind of language is learn the basic and simple sentences or words that you use on a daily basis.like gising na, kain na, magligpit kana (kinainan or higaan), aalis na tayo, etc.
Btw, try to learn and cover MOONSTAR 88 and Kitchie Nadal's songs. Bet ko bagay yun sa boses mo day @Sylvia Kim!😉 TORETE - th-cam.com/video/sYBH40d4Q3o/w-d-xo.html MIGRAINE - th-cam.com/video/aJGgRlF0GA0/w-d-xo.html / th-cam.com/video/KJokymeZ5fg/w-d-xo.html WAG NA WAG MONG SASABIHIN - th-cam.com/video/NyU3aEnkAac/w-d-xo.html Fun Facts: WAG NA WAG MONG SASABIHIN was OST for Tagalized K-Drama, Lovers in Paris in 2005 MIGRAINE was OST for Tagalized K-Drama, Witch Yoo Hee in 2008
wow this has really inspired me to learn the language. Growing up in Canada as a Filipino, i never spoke tagalog. But i can understand it a little. So reading along, there's moments of discovery that just taps into the recess of my memory. I feel like i can pick this up real quick. Any online learning you can recommend?
Me smiling at the whole video. 😂 Sylvia is very cute and funny while studying Tagalog. I hope you and dasuri choi will Collab on TH-cam, you can learn fluent tagalog with ate dasuri , she's very fluent in tagalog ❤️😁
Based from what I've observed, we use tagalog when the money is around 10 PHP and below. Also, when it is whole 100, 200, ..., 900, and 1000, 2000, ..., 10000. We mostly use spanish when it is multiples of 10 (up until 100). We use english for most of the numbers in between those.
Ate Sylvia, Just a tip and a trick to add lang po. t plus iy/y turns into "ch" Example: -tiyan/tyan (belly/stomach), we actually pronounce this as "chan" d plus iy/y turns into "j" Example: -padiyak/padyak (to kick), we actually pronounce this as "pajak" s plus iy/y turns into "sh" Examples: -kasiya/kasya (fitting, not too tight, not to loose), we really pronounce this as "kasha" We do not have this but might as well add to the logic: z plus iy/y turns into "zh"
I think Sylvia needs to know the pattern for adding the various prefixes, infixes, and suffixes to the various Tagalog root words. Example: Paypay = fan; pamaypay = something to fan with; pinaypay = fanned something; pinapaypay = is fanning something; etc. Learning the pattern of conjugating Tagalog words will help her understand why some vowels are made the way they are.
Ate Slyvia try to listen to SB19's "Mapa" its a nice balad song for parents ("MA"-ma and "Pa"-pa). I just though about it since you talked about mapa here 😂
Just keep on learning and it takes times before you get the right words...just go on those easy words for the mean time...but I'm so happy for you & I liked your attitude just like Jassica..you always happy..in tagalog..."Laging masaya"
언니, youre doing great in your Tagalog lessons! I feel so prooooud 💕💕 you look adorable btw (as always 😁). I feel like Ms Tutor (was it Paula?) is having fun teaching Sylvia-언니. Cause i would honestly do if I am in the same position as her 🤣.
Yes it's me. I am always having fun with Sylvia :) I understand how you all feel. It's really an honor to teach her even though I'm unprofessional meaning without degree in Filipino language or had experience teaching in Tagalog. I hope you'll all support us both. I'm listening to all your comments. Stay safe! Godbless you.
@@lifeinfrance1 omygooooood it's Ms Paulaaaaa! I may be going out of line, but thank you for teaching Sylvia 언니 tagalog lessons! Im honestly super happy and excited whenever i see an episode of the both of you cause im sure that it'll be fun hahaha. Oh, im also a Pinay so thank you for taking time to share our language and culture to our adorable Koreana with a Pinoy heart. God bless you always Ate Paula! From a kababayan, with loooove 💕💕
i was planning on sleeping cuz it's 2 30 am and rereading my homework feels like it's just blend together in my head,,, but here i am, smiling and proud 🥺 imma stay tuned and explore more vids
Your vlogs are always entertaining especially with your contagious laugh.😄 One of the best way to remember a word is to associate it with a same sounding word in your language like pito= Puking blood in Korean. lol Pito can also mean whistle. Don't worry, the more you practice the better you'll get. Singing more Tagalog songs will also accelerate your understanding of the words.
Sylvia Kim, I just saw while browsing other Korean vloggers. But she is the only woman I know who really is kind and have the heart to really learn about us and the language. 😭😭😭😭🙏❤️
There are more than 111 dialects in the Philippines, tagalog is one of them, even in Luzon Region there are several dialects spoken. The Philippines has 3 Regional Islands Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, Sylvia you have to learn several dialects to understand the culture..
Congrats Sylvia, you're learning a lot of pilipino/tagalog words, we are so proud & happy for you for being so dedicated to learn pinoy dialect. Thank you Sylvia & we hope that you'll apply what you have learned here in the Philippines. 🥰🤗
Funny thing about counting in Filipino is that we count it in Filipino (be it Tagalog or any other language or dialect) usually from up to 10. Then from 11 onwards, usually up to a few hundreds or thousands, we count it in Spanish. So instead of saying "isang daan at dalawampu't lima", we instead say, "siyento bente singko". Then if it's a larger number, we just use whatever language makes sense or easier to say.
In terms of money, Filipinos typically use the Spanish Language to express how much an item is. Example Scenario : Ate, magkano po ang isang kilong mangga? (How much is a kilo of mangoes?) ; Siyento y Bente (One Hundred Twenty) Or : Kuya, magkano po lahat ng napamili ko? (How much in total did I buy?) ; Sitenta y nwebe (seventy nine) : Eto po, otsenta (eighty) English numericals are considered to be too formal and mostly use in business (sales, financial reports, etc.) Filipino are considered to be formal-informal (in any case) and mostly use in variety of ways (seldomly in financial terms)
it's cute how you write the hangul equivalents for some of the pronunciations.. i remember i do that myself when i was learning japanese lol happy studying ate Sylvia!
3:41 that's what makes tagalog/filipino easy to learn, a lot of words revolve on the syllables: ka, sa, ba, la, etc. like "kukuha, sasama, bababa, lalake, etc. which is just a lot of repeating syllables.
i have a traineer before and she laughs the phrase "baba ka ba" then a reply of "oo,baba ako". it is sound alien words however this is the first phrase she learned in tagalog.
VERB (Pandiwa) Verbs have two types which are the action verbs (salitang galaw) and be-verbs (aka linking verbs). I. ACTION VERBS (SALITANG GALAW) TENSES There are different tenses of the verb. These are the Past (Nagdaan), Present (Kasalukuyan), and Future (Hinaharap). In the Filipino language, changing the tenses of verbs is quite different. We use Affixes (Panlapi). PAST TENSE - In the past tense, there are several Affixes we need to attach to different kinds of verbs. Example of these Affixes are: nag-, um-, -um-, -in-, -an. Below are examples of verbs in the past tense. almusal (breakfast) ~ nag-almusal [when using nag, hyphens are used when the verb starts with a vowel] uwi (go home) ~ umuwi [um is placed before the verb] kain (eat) ~ kumain [um is placed in the middle of the verb] kuha (get) ~ kinuha [in is placed in the middle of the verb] agaw (stole something from someone) ~ agawan [an is added at the end of the verb] palakpak (clap) ~ pinalakpakan [in is inserted in the middle of the verb and an is added at the end] uwi (go home) ~ nag-uwian [nag is added before the verb and an is added after the verb]
Galing naman ni Sylvia magtagalog simula ngayon ay tuwing ako ay mag kokomento ay Tagalog na salita na lamang. 😂❤️ Para mas maging mahusay ka sa pagsasalita ng Tagalog
I'm a Filipino but my first language is not Tagalog. I've never been interested in learning it but I learned it anyway at school. When I'm trying to speak in Tagalog, I forget a lot of words, uses wrong grammar & often confuses some terms with our local language. I honestly find English easier. So, I truly admire ur dedication. 화이팅!!
So funny ,i sees my self when i am studying korean lessons too..When its too hard for me to pronounce and to read it fluently..You are more good to me in learning language..hehe..🥰goodluck...😁
Very good great improvement. You have a good teacher too. Associating words with words that's familiar with you is a good technique to learn new words. I say singing is a good way to learn also.
Tbh, when you go to market (wet or dry) and other local stores-or any colloquial places where people sell products, you may often hear words for money as Spanish. That is, I think more common for the locals instead of the Filipino words for counting numbers. And of course, the English counting method too coz it's easier. Words like bente, trenta, cientos, mil. I grew up hearing those words. I don't know from other places.
Uno,Dos,Tres,Cuatro,Cinco,Sais,Syete,Otso,Nueve,Diyes and so on.. most average Filipinos prefer counting in Spanish rather than in Filipino a small tip Sylvia😉
Sylvia some of the filipino words are also spanish, so you are learning flilipino and spanish together, we also use spanish in counting, uno , dos , tres,
Ate Dasuri Choi is in Korea right now, try to collab with her Ate Sylvia. It would be very interesting. If you dont know, like Ate Jessica, Ate Dasuri also spend most of her life in the Philippines, she is a host, dancer and youtuber
There are lots of Spanish words in Tagalog but the way it is spelled is different from the original spelling but pronounced the same and has the same meaning in both Tagalog and Spanish.
It's so fun watching Sylvia learning tagalog hahaha actually some words you learned at first was deep and it's rare to say it here in the ph like the word "diksyunaryo"
When it comes to numbers Filipinos tend to use English or Spanish numbers when they're talking about prices, when it comes to quantity we tend to use tagalog
Wow! You're so cute and I'm impressed how you learn tagalog words easily. It's not that you memorize our language but you really know and understand it! Keep it up! 😍
You're so cute, Sylvia Kim!!! The "kukuha ka?" was the best part hahaha!! So funny! You're doing a great job and it seems you're enjoying. ☺️ Keep it up!
I learn Korean the same way! I also associate the words with Tagalog words that sound similar. Now, can add 파마 to my vocabulary because its close to pamaypay!
sylvia lowkey buying us 😂 " magkano kayo?"
HAHAHAHAHAH i don't think i'm rich enough to buy kayong lahat..😬
@@SylviaKim hahaha oww, so you have plans ? 😅😂
@@SylviaKim 🤣
@@markbucog3289 😁👍👍
@@SylviaKim 😂
I’m learning a lot through this vlog too hahhahaah
congratsss jessica you're trending! ❤️❤️❤️
Trending#46
Hi sylvia please make arrangement to meet your subscribers in BGC
Say "Bababa ka ba?" - (Are you going downstairs?)
🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
when the time comes that she's already fluent, we'll all go back here reminiscing how fun the learning process went. im so excited for her to be fluent like how Dasuri Choi did it haha
Exactly, I'll come back here and watch my toddler Tagalog and make fun of myself😂😂
The fact that she is so eager to learn our language defines how she is into PH like how, we Filipinos into KPOP. Daebak!
very true
While you’re learning through word association, I, too, am learning some Korean words through you. LOL! Watching your Filipino lesson vlogs, your learning has progressed well. Your patience learning another language is commendable. 👍🏼👏🏼🙌🏼
Amazing to hear that you're learning Korean words from here☺😁💯
@@SylviaKim but you can learn best through laughing charot
What's interesting is that I saw many Koreans easily pick up Tagalog context easily. How I wish we can learn Korean as fast as you guys can learn ours.
Actually korean is easier for filipinos to learn than other foreigners due to similarities in sound and accent in many words (when romanized) lke " ka, nida, ara, sarang, saram", etc.
We also used Spanish numbers, specially when buying in sari sari store and paying in jeepney and counting time.
Ex. Tag kinse, trese, dos, dose, sais, siyete.
Time/Oras:
1:00= Ala una
2:00= Alas Dos
6:00= Ala sais
It is half past two= Alas-dos y medya
1 Uno
2 Dos
3 Tres
4 Kuatro
5 Singko
6 Sais
7 Siyete
8 Otso
9 Nuwebe
10 Diez
seeing you studying tagolg makes me wanna try hard more in studying korean
화이팅🤍🤍🤍
Same HAHHA
i believe that the best way to learn any kind of language is learn the basic and simple sentences or words that you use on a daily basis.like gising na, kain na, magligpit kana (kinainan or higaan), aalis na tayo, etc.
Magaling, magaling @Sylvia Kim! Talagang mahusay! Pagyamanin mo pa ang pag-aaral ng Filipino/Tagalog!😉😊😍
@Sylvia Kim pag pantas ka na sa Tagalog/Filipino, Bisaya/Cebuano naman, day ha!😍😘🥰
Btw, try to learn and cover MOONSTAR 88 and Kitchie Nadal's songs. Bet ko bagay yun sa boses mo day @Sylvia Kim!😉
TORETE - th-cam.com/video/sYBH40d4Q3o/w-d-xo.html
MIGRAINE - th-cam.com/video/aJGgRlF0GA0/w-d-xo.html / th-cam.com/video/KJokymeZ5fg/w-d-xo.html
WAG NA WAG MONG SASABIHIN - th-cam.com/video/NyU3aEnkAac/w-d-xo.html
Fun Facts:
WAG NA WAG MONG SASABIHIN was OST for Tagalized K-Drama, Lovers in Paris in 2005
MIGRAINE was OST for Tagalized K-Drama, Witch Yoo Hee in 2008
Yayabong din Ang Kaalaman Niya Sa Pagsasalita ng ating Wikang Tagalog Lalot Pursigido Siyang Matoto nito....😊
@@sukiramaitv9172 ganda talaga pag pure filipino ang sinasabi
Idk why i feel happy, but seeing ate sylvia learn tagalog consistently and seeing how she already know the common words is just so 🌟🌟
wow this has really inspired me to learn the language. Growing up in Canada as a Filipino, i never spoke tagalog. But i can understand it a little. So reading along, there's moments of discovery that just taps into the recess of my memory. I feel like i can pick this up real quick. Any online learning you can recommend?
Always says "gago" for respect.
An important tip
@@freyaqisu1586 lmao
@@freyaqisu1586 Ah yes put tank in a mall
Sorry I don't know and good online learning resources as of the moment. Maybe you can try searching in youtube or apps
Me smiling at the whole video. 😂 Sylvia is very cute and funny while studying Tagalog. I hope you and dasuri choi will Collab on TH-cam, you can learn fluent tagalog with ate dasuri , she's very fluent in tagalog ❤️😁
Yes i look up to all the Koreans who speak fluent Tagalog cuz it sounds verrrrrryyyyy exotic at first💯💯
Based from what I've observed, we use tagalog when the money is around 10 PHP and below. Also, when it is whole 100, 200, ..., 900, and 1000, 2000, ..., 10000.
We mostly use spanish when it is multiples of 10 (up until 100).
We use english for most of the numbers in between those.
Ate Sylvia, Just a tip and a trick to add lang po.
t plus iy/y turns into "ch"
Example:
-tiyan/tyan (belly/stomach), we actually pronounce this as "chan"
d plus iy/y turns into "j"
Example:
-padiyak/padyak (to kick), we actually pronounce this as "pajak"
s plus iy/y turns into "sh"
Examples:
-kasiya/kasya (fitting, not too tight, not to loose), we really pronounce this as "kasha"
We do not have this but might as well add to the logic:
z plus iy/y turns into "zh"
I think Sylvia needs to know the pattern for adding the various prefixes, infixes, and suffixes to the various Tagalog root words. Example: Paypay = fan; pamaypay = something to fan with; pinaypay = fanned something; pinapaypay = is fanning something; etc.
Learning the pattern of conjugating Tagalog words will help her understand why some vowels are made the way they are.
ang tyaga nya pra matuto magtagalog..pagdating mo dito sa pinas ang daming sasalubong sayo at magmamahal na mga fans mo
It's really nice seeing someone who are really interested in our culture or language. Keep it up ate Sylvia😉
How can you learn that fast?! It's truly amazing!! Sylvia's observations about tagalog words are so funny! Lol
Ate Slyvia try to listen to SB19's "Mapa" its a nice balad song for parents ("MA"-ma and "Pa"-pa). I just though about it since you talked about mapa here 😂
I already did a long time ago!!! It was so emotional🥺🥺🥺
Mapa is literally map ,geography..noun.
Song was ,shorter ma and pa , I never thought ,thought that Song long word-- has much higher prices to recording company, my classm8 mind.
Just keep on learning and it takes times before you get the right words...just go on those easy words for the mean time...but I'm so happy for you & I liked your attitude just like Jassica..you always happy..in tagalog..."Laging masaya"
Maybe in 4 to 6 months we can finally see Sylvia and Moy having a conversation with Moy in fluent Filipino 😅😅
You're doing great ate Sylvia!! 💜💜
And then maybe she'll learn Kapampangan from Moy eventually. :D
We usually teach our foreign friends our famous swear words but its nice you have a good friend hehe
언니, youre doing great in your Tagalog lessons! I feel so prooooud 💕💕 you look adorable btw (as always 😁).
I feel like Ms Tutor (was it Paula?) is having fun teaching Sylvia-언니. Cause i would honestly do if I am in the same position as her 🤣.
Yes it's me. I am always having fun with Sylvia :) I understand how you all feel. It's really an honor to teach her even though I'm unprofessional meaning without degree in Filipino language or had experience teaching in Tagalog. I hope you'll all support us both. I'm listening to all your comments. Stay safe! Godbless you.
@@lifeinfrance1 omygooooood it's Ms Paulaaaaa! I may be going out of line, but thank you for teaching Sylvia 언니 tagalog lessons! Im honestly super happy and excited whenever i see an episode of the both of you cause im sure that it'll be fun hahaha. Oh, im also a Pinay so thank you for taking time to share our language and culture to our adorable Koreana with a Pinoy heart. God bless you always Ate Paula! From a kababayan, with loooove 💕💕
I can relate to Sylvia, I'm currently learning Japanese for work and I'm trying to associate everything to my mother tongue to help me remember 😁😆
Love your persistence and positive approach to learning Pilipino! Congratulations, A for effort!
watching while on the line waiting for my booster shot.,you're so cute whenever you're studying tagalog, by the way belated happy birthday again 🎂🥂
i was planning on sleeping cuz it's 2 30 am and rereading my homework feels like it's just blend together in my head,,, but here i am, smiling and proud 🥺 imma stay tuned and explore more vids
Your vlogs are always entertaining especially with your contagious laugh.😄 One of the best way to remember a word is to associate it with a same sounding word in your language like pito= Puking blood in Korean. lol Pito can also mean whistle. Don't worry, the more you practice the better you'll get. Singing more Tagalog songs will also accelerate your understanding of the words.
You are getting Good!! WOW!!! gratz!!! keep it up sylvia! good job!
Sylvia Kim, I just saw while browsing other Korean vloggers. But she is the only woman I know who really is kind and have the heart to really learn about us and the language. 😭😭😭😭🙏❤️
“Kukuha ka ba?” = “Will you get it/one?”
“Do you want one?” = “Gusto mo ba ng isa?”
I think these are the literal translation.
This is so fun to watch! Make a series out of this, please!
There are more than 111 dialects in the Philippines, tagalog is one of them, even in Luzon Region there are several dialects spoken. The Philippines has 3 Regional Islands Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, Sylvia you have to learn several dialects to understand the culture..
Wow idol sylvia kim sure na sure talaga gusto Mung matutu magtagalong ah mahal ka Namin Filipino,,,sylvia kim,,,gogogo lang kaya mu yan,,,
It's really interesting to watch people trying to learn different language... it just makes one want to learn the same language.
Congrats Sylvia, you're learning a lot of pilipino/tagalog words, we are so proud & happy for you for being so dedicated to learn pinoy dialect. Thank you Sylvia & we hope that you'll apply what you have learned here in the Philippines. 🥰🤗
Funny thing about counting in Filipino is that we count it in Filipino (be it Tagalog or any other language or dialect) usually from up to 10. Then from 11 onwards, usually up to a few hundreds or thousands, we count it in Spanish. So instead of saying "isang daan at dalawampu't lima", we instead say, "siyento bente singko". Then if it's a larger number, we just use whatever language makes sense or easier to say.
One of your best qualities is being bubbly.so refreshing to watch you giggling and laughing
Maganda yan Sylvia Kim matututo ka ng magtagalog.. aral lang araw araw matututo karin magtagalog.. 👍👍👍😀😀😀 💖💖💖 🇵🇭
You are so funny!! The good thing your having so much fun learning Tagalog 🤗 proud of you 🤩
In terms of money, Filipinos typically use the Spanish Language to express how much an item is.
Example Scenario
: Ate, magkano po ang isang kilong mangga? (How much is a kilo of mangoes?)
; Siyento y Bente (One Hundred Twenty)
Or
: Kuya, magkano po lahat ng napamili ko? (How much in total did I buy?)
; Sitenta y nwebe (seventy nine)
: Eto po, otsenta (eighty)
English numericals are considered to be too formal and mostly use in business (sales, financial reports, etc.) Filipino are considered to be formal-informal (in any case) and mostly use in variety of ways (seldomly in financial terms)
more of this Sylvia this is fun🥰 good job to you and to Paula👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
it's cute how you write the hangul equivalents for some of the pronunciations.. i remember i do that myself when i was learning japanese lol happy studying ate Sylvia!
3:41 that's what makes tagalog/filipino easy to learn, a lot of words revolve on the syllables: ka, sa, ba, la, etc. like "kukuha, sasama, bababa, lalake, etc. which is just a lot of repeating syllables.
Great job!! Love the "magkano....kayo?" :D Soon enough you'll be able to have conversations with any Filipino! Great teacher you have!
Ang galing naman ni Guro.
Ang bilis natutu ni Sylvia.
i have a traineer before and she laughs the phrase "baba ka ba" then a reply of "oo,baba ako". it is sound alien words however this is the first phrase she learned in tagalog.
root word - kuha (get)
past tense (kinuha)
present (kinukuha)
future (kukuhanin/kukuha/kukunin)
Next is... miss Sylvia reading/singing tagalog children's songs: 'Bahay kubo', 'Sampung mga daliri' and 'Ako ay may lobo'!!!
I was just thinking to teach her this! HAHAHAHA
VERB
(Pandiwa)
Verbs have two types which are the action verbs (salitang galaw) and be-verbs (aka linking verbs).
I. ACTION VERBS (SALITANG GALAW)
TENSES
There are different tenses of the verb. These are the Past (Nagdaan), Present (Kasalukuyan), and Future (Hinaharap). In the Filipino language, changing the tenses of verbs is quite different. We use Affixes (Panlapi).
PAST TENSE - In the past tense, there are several Affixes we need to attach to different kinds of verbs. Example of these Affixes are: nag-, um-, -um-, -in-, -an. Below are examples of verbs in the past tense.
almusal (breakfast) ~ nag-almusal [when using nag, hyphens are used when the verb starts with a vowel]
uwi (go home) ~ umuwi [um is placed before the verb]
kain (eat) ~ kumain [um is placed in the middle of the verb]
kuha (get) ~ kinuha [in is placed in the middle of the verb]
agaw (stole something from someone) ~ agawan [an is added at the end of the verb]
palakpak (clap) ~ pinalakpakan [in is inserted in the middle of the verb and an is added at the end]
uwi (go home) ~ nag-uwian [nag is added before the verb and an is added after the verb]
Ang tiyaga ni mareng sylvia mag aral ng tagalog👏👏👏. Sana magkita kita silang jessylmoi dto sa pinas👍👍
Galing naman ni Sylvia magtagalog simula ngayon ay tuwing ako ay mag kokomento ay Tagalog na salita na lamang. 😂❤️ Para mas maging mahusay ka sa pagsasalita ng Tagalog
wait til u learned about this word " bababa ba?" "bababa" LOL
Why do my heart "awwww" watching you saying tagalog ❤️ this is my first view of your vlog but i loved you already
Kaka inlove si Sylvia. So cute😁🤣
Associative Learning = Better Learning Retention. Well done ate Slyvia.
"Kukuha"....nakuha mo na puso ko Ms. Sylvia Kim 😉😁
I'm a Filipino but my first language is not Tagalog. I've never been interested in learning it but I learned it anyway at school. When I'm trying to speak in Tagalog, I forget a lot of words, uses wrong grammar & often confuses some terms with our local language. I honestly find English easier. So, I truly admire ur dedication. 화이팅!!
Getting better and better, you doing such a great job learning tagalog
How cute Sylvia you pronounced tagalog words, just keep on studying and learning Tagalog words
"Kukuha ka?" 😂 That was so cute! You're such a fast learner! Your pronunciation is really good too!
So funny ,i sees my self when i am studying korean lessons too..When its too hard for me to pronounce and to read it fluently..You are more good to me in learning language..hehe..🥰goodluck...😁
These are also malalim na tagalog,
Pahayagan = diaryo / diaryo
Abaniko = pamaypay
Salongpuwet = silya / upuan
Ohhh I Love this more of this please, im proud of you learning tagalog ate Sylvia go lang kaya mo yan ate
Very good great improvement. You have a good teacher too. Associating words with words that's familiar with you is a good technique to learn new words. I say singing is a good way to learn also.
Ohhh... I never noticed how pretty Sylvia's side profile until this video😍.
Ang ganda ng side profile ni Sylvia ❤
Tbh, when you go to market (wet or dry) and other local stores-or any colloquial places where people sell products, you may often hear words for money as Spanish. That is, I think more common for the locals instead of the Filipino words for counting numbers. And of course, the English counting method too coz it's easier.
Words like bente, trenta, cientos, mil. I grew up hearing those words. I don't know from other places.
when the number starts getting big when it comes to prices, we usually say it in English or in Spanish.
Uno,Dos,Tres,Cuatro,Cinco,Sais,Syete,Otso,Nueve,Diyes and so on.. most average Filipinos prefer counting in Spanish rather than in Filipino a small tip Sylvia😉
Sylvia some of the filipino words are also spanish, so you are learning flilipino and spanish together, we also use spanish in counting, uno , dos , tres,
Ate Dasuri Choi is in Korea right now, try to collab with her Ate Sylvia. It would be very interesting. If you dont know, like Ate Jessica, Ate Dasuri also spend most of her life in the Philippines, she is a host, dancer and youtuber
also find a filipino friend that will speak a tagalog all the time to you cause that's the most easiest way to learn and speak tagalog on it.
Sylvia you getting better good job 😉
Go ate sylvia.💯 kaya mo yan!!😂😁
There are lots of Spanish words in Tagalog but the way it is spelled is different from the original spelling but pronounced the same and has the same meaning in both Tagalog and Spanish.
Good job Sylvia,.... you did great...laban lang!
babababa is a sentence and it still blows my mind
It's so fun watching Sylvia learning tagalog hahaha actually some words you learned at first was deep and it's rare to say it here in the ph like the word "diksyunaryo"
I subscribed again, honestly. I can see your effort. Good job kim. BTW it was fun. hehe
Masaya laging kausap si Miss Sylvia, noh!? 😊😁❤️🇵🇭💪👌
Kwentuhan Tau pag nakapunta kana Dito ah!
Ang galing galing ni Sylvia. Pumunta ka na dito sa Pilipinas. 😂✌️
When it comes to numbers Filipinos tend to use English or Spanish numbers when they're talking about prices, when it comes to quantity we tend to use tagalog
Wow! You're so cute and I'm impressed how you learn tagalog words easily. It's not that you memorize our language but you really know and understand it! Keep it up! 😍
Kukukuku, kakakakaka. Sobrang nakakatawa ka talaga Sylvia. Labyu!
HAHHHA I'm always so motivated to learn more Tagalog since you're with me!!! Salamat pooooo🥰
I like the way you use some Korean words that is similar to the pilipino words to easy remember the words, 🥰🥰
Grabe ang cute mo magtagalog ses. Mula ngayon ay tagalog na ang comment ko sa mga videos mo😁
do you "want" one? = "Gusto" mo ba?
Are you "getting" one? = "Kukuha" ka ba?
Annyong ha si yo
Anothere learneng tagalog 👍
Super happy ang learning tagalog m sylvia
Annyong
Aigoo baby sungjae !! Ang cute nyo parehoo 😍
Omg. Why are you so pretty in this video? My heart skipped a beat 😍😍😍
Ang galing galing na ni Sylvia “nakakamangha” now that’s another word for you :)
👏👏👏👏👏💯magaling (GREAT) Ms.Sylvia 😄👌💯🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🇰🇷🇵🇭
You're so cute, Sylvia Kim!!! The "kukuha ka?" was the best part hahaha!! So funny! You're doing a great job and it seems you're enjoying. ☺️ Keep it up!
I learn Korean the same way! I also associate the words with Tagalog words that sound similar. Now, can add 파마 to my vocabulary because its close to pamaypay!
Excellent!
"Kukuha ka?"
Makes me think of IU's Kku Kku Pig story. 😁
mahusay si ate sylvia.. 👍👍👍
Ang ganda mo miss sylvia ang cute ng pag bigkas mo ng words 😍😉
I was smiling the whole time watching the video specially in the Kuku kaka part hahaha that was cute!
Ang cute mo sylvia! Huhu 💓💓