I am spanish speaker, but it is difficult to know what spanish words are used here and if they have the same meaning, because as i have seen some of them change meaning, even became bad words.
Most of the time, they will have the same meaning except these two at the top of my head: Pera= Money (Apparently from my Spanish Friend, Pera= Bitch) ‘di Masyado= Not so much (Sounds like demasiado which means ‘too much’ I think?)
Kotse - Car Lamesa- Table Kutsara - Spoon Tinidor - Fork Kusina - Kitchen Kutsilyo - Knife Kumusta - Hi / Hello / How are you? Lugar - Place Apelyido - Surname Alyas - Also known as (aka) Tukayo - a person with the same name of you Loro - Parrot Parol - Lantern Pamilya - Family Para - to stop Para - For / To / So that Laba - To wash (clothes) Banyo - Bathroom
Pilipino, is how the locals from the Philippines refer to themselves, or to their national language. When applied to the language, Pilipino is synonymous with Tagalog, the language widely spoken in Manila, Bulacan, Bataan, and Batangas. The "P" or "Ph" is used because most Filipino languages do not have the "F" sound (with the exception of some native people in the Cordillera and Mindanao, like the Ifugao and the Teduray). Today, the Filipino alphabet consists of 28 characters, with the letters F, ر and Ng added on top of V, Q, X, Z and other Latin characters. The same goes for Pilipinas, which is the name of the country itself. It is derived from the Hispanized word Filipinas, the old Spanish name of the country Las Islas Filipinas (Anglicized equivalent: Philippine Islands or P.I., when it was still a colony).The "Ph" is from Philip, the English equivalent of the Spanish King Felipe II.
Hi Stacy! There is no direct translation to "native speaker" however you can always describe a person as an expert at it by calling them "bihasa". Salamat! Betsey Team FilipinoPod101.com
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Beautiful and very informative- Uncle Vijay - Malaysia.
I’ve only been learning for 2 days 😅 will come back in a year to update 😸
How’ tagalog learning going?
I love to learn Tagalog n highly appreciate your help
Really good teacher.
Great lesson indeed!!!
One of my favorites is sigy sigy na
This girl is so beautiful and so good as a teacher and funny
It’s 4/20 watch this on 0.5 speed and you will enjoy and people to follow along with repeating the words 100% better.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE that gay lingo was brought up ❤️
scottieglot Philippines has the weirdest and the most outrageous gay lingo.
Thanks dear
Salamat kaibigan I'm studying in the USA
All the best in learning Filipino 😊🙏 Our language is the key to our culture, heritage and identity 🇵🇭
I wish the examples presented were idioms or phrases that are unique to Filipino.
I am spanish speaker, but it is difficult to know what spanish words are used here and if they have the same meaning, because as i have seen some of them change meaning, even became bad words.
Most of the time, they will have the same meaning except these two at the top of my head:
Pera= Money (Apparently from my Spanish Friend, Pera= Bitch)
‘di Masyado= Not so much (Sounds like demasiado which means ‘too much’ I think?)
i found some words that became bad words in Tagalo
El Chito Such as?
one of them is a simple word in spanish puerta-door. another but in opposite way: puto and panutsa
Kotse - Car
Lamesa- Table
Kutsara - Spoon
Tinidor - Fork
Kusina - Kitchen
Kutsilyo - Knife
Kumusta - Hi / Hello / How are you?
Lugar - Place
Apelyido - Surname
Alyas - Also known as (aka)
Tukayo - a person with the same name of you
Loro - Parrot
Parol - Lantern
Pamilya - Family
Para - to stop
Para - For / To / So that
Laba - To wash (clothes)
Banyo - Bathroom
Filipino is incredibly difficult.Maraming taon na akong nag-aaral, pero hindi pa ako marunong magsalita ng Filipino.
so speedy language la
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If you speak bahasa Indonesia and Spanish it would be easier!
nyc
No it's harder than spanish and other European languages
Madaling tagalog
native speaker = likas na mananalita (ng Tagalog)
boy000kulet Ok laoooooo ! 😂
Its difficult for me 😨😨
I am learning to impress a Filipina 😬 please teach me sayings to impress her lol
dabluerover Tell her: ‘Ikaw ang Pinaka-magandang babae sa buong mundo’
It means: You’re the prettiest woman in the whole world :)
dabluerover you could say "maganda ka".
"Ang ganda mo kapag ngumingiti ka"
You look so beautiful when smiling
It's hard.
English is very hard speak language
Mandarin is easier than Tagalog . . . but Japanese is harder
That's what I've heard from many ppl.
Aghh filipino is so hard for me
I notice that Filipino is spelled with an "f" in Filipino. Isn't it "Pilipino"?
Pilipino, is how the locals from the Philippines refer to themselves, or to their national language. When applied to the language, Pilipino is synonymous with Tagalog, the language widely spoken in Manila, Bulacan, Bataan, and Batangas. The "P" or "Ph" is used because most Filipino languages do not have the "F" sound (with the exception of some native people in the Cordillera and Mindanao, like the Ifugao and the Teduray). Today, the Filipino alphabet consists of 28 characters, with the letters F, ر and Ng added on top of V, Q, X, Z and other Latin characters. The same goes for Pilipinas, which is the name of the country itself. It is derived from the Hispanized word Filipinas, the old Spanish name of the country Las Islas Filipinas (Anglicized equivalent: Philippine Islands or P.I., when it was still a colony).The "Ph" is from Philip, the English equivalent of the Spanish King Felipe II.
Please speak not too fast
Is there a pure Pilipino way to say "native speaker?"
Stacy Guffey i’m sure it’s katutubong nagsalita but most filipinos say “native speaker” in a tagalog accent.
Salamat jiminli! I have a group of filipino friends who try to say everything in pure Tagalog. It's fun, but challenging for them.
Stacy Guffey ooo that sounds challenging considering i learned tagalog and english growing up 😅
Hi Stacy!
There is no direct translation to "native speaker" however you can always describe a person as an expert at it by calling them "bihasa". Salamat!
Betsey
Team FilipinoPod101.com
LOL. native speaker