Magangda Mahal ko ang way ikaw explains things. Palalin konti lang tagalog pero will get much better quickly now ako found ikaw videos. Salamat ikaw sa trabaho po.
Thanks for helping me with learning Tagalog! I can nearly understand everything my parents are saying now, before I could only understand a few words :)
Pridyider = fridgidair which is an old previously well known brand of refrigerator in America.... I think we had them here in Australia too. Supposed to spund like frigid (cold) air....
Yeah, you're right. I believe that's how we started using the term but nowadays Filipinos refer to it as "Ref". Instead of fridge, Pinoys would say "Ilagay mo sa ref." (Put it in the fridge.) Salamat po for your interest in Tagalog. 😊🇵🇭
True po. Masakit po talaga sa mata, sa tainga at sa brain 😊✌ Kaya we have to create a habit of continuous learning para masaya. Thanks a lot po for watching. 😊💕🇵🇭
yup I have to admit that i don't know how to use "on" "in" properly. sometimes I just use either of them depending if it sounds correct hahaha i think it's because we only have one preposition "sa"
I sent my Filipino chef girlfriend a picture of my car keys in a bag of some expensive, hard to get, very small potatoes and she thought they were big. I said didn't you see my car keys in the potatoes. She started laughing and said "you mean on the potatoes". I kinda mean "in with" or in the bag. But I let her have that one.
I really love your videos!! Very helpful and easily understood. Thank you!! Can you make a video, like a syllabus, some type of format to follow as a beginning learner?? Thanks
I'll try to do that, Robert. 😊 As a beginner, I suggest that you start off with our Vocabulary Playlist and then the Filipino Grammar Playlist. ▶️ TAGALOG VOCABULARY: bit.ly/3LALv0M ▶️ FILIPINO GRAMMAR: bit.ly/3K9p7ev Maraming salamat po for watching. 🙏😊 I hope to see you in the comment section of our Filipino Grammar Tests soon.
It's really a common concern , John especially if the speaker speaks at a fast pace. All you can do is bank on the vocabulary words that you know to at least have an idea of what the person is saying. Good luck and I wish you a pleasant stay in the Philippines. 😊😊😊
19:55 I notice for Buhat sa ~ Hanggang sa, you use an example for it using "... mula sa Maynila hanging sa Puerto Princesa City." I am confused. ? So can I also use "...buhat sa Maynila hanggang sa Puerto Princesa City" if I want to describe a place to place sentence?
Hi, going through this lesson and I have question. Galing Sa, Buhat Sa and Mula Sa all mean from. So when would I use those words in a sentence? Maraming Salamat!
Hi, Gerry! Galing sa is the most common phrase among these three if you want to say where someone or something comes from. Buhat sa is the most formal and you will sound so unnatural if you'd use it in conversations. 😅 Mula sa can be used with prepositions and other situations. I'll make a video on this to explain it better. Salamat po ulit. 😊😊🇵🇭
they're all the same. Galing sa is more informal while the others are formal. you'll probably use mula sa/buhat sa if you're writing a script or a story because the sound more expressive.
Hello, Ali Beshara! Maraming salamat din po for watching. Unfortunately, I don't have flashcard versions of these materials yet. Maybe later. Pasensiya na po. 💕💕💕
I have a question why would we use (sa ) with sentence that doesn’t have anything to do with prepositions for ex ( gusto ako sa mga pusa ) like cats ) there’s no prepositions in this sentence
Salamat sa useful video 🙏🙏🙏
Galing sa Indonesiya ako.
Magangda
Mahal ko ang way ikaw explains things.
Palalin konti lang tagalog pero will get much better quickly now ako found ikaw videos.
Salamat ikaw sa trabaho po.
Maraming salamat po, Ginoong Darrell Turner. With patience in practicing, I'm sure you will speak Filipino fluently in no time. 😊🇵🇭💕💕💕
Thankyou somuch Sana Mas marami pang vidio na ganito kc laking tulong po ito..😘😘😘
You're most welcome po. 💗 Gumagawa na po ako ng mga bagong videos. I'll post them po kaagad pagkatapos. Thank you so much po for watching.
Thanks for helping me with learning Tagalog! I can nearly understand everything my parents are saying now, before I could only understand a few words :)
I'm so happy to hear that Patricia01! Don't stop learning until you become fluent in Tagalog. :)
salamat po!! ive already learned a ton from your videos from just a few days!!
Another great lesson.
thank you so much!!!
You're most welcome, mehaseb808. I'll be posting more soon. 😊
Nice vedeo maam..tnx sa poh.marami akng matutunn nito...
Very important for sure
😎❤💚Watch other FILIPINO GRAMMAR Lessons here: bit.ly/3K9p7ev
One more helpful video 🙏🏻❤️
Hello, Naveen! Thank you for always watching my videos. 🥰🥰🥰
Pridyider = fridgidair which is an old previously well known brand of refrigerator in America.... I think we had them here in Australia too. Supposed to spund like frigid (cold) air....
Yeah, you're right. I believe that's how we started using the term but nowadays Filipinos refer to it as "Ref". Instead of fridge, Pinoys would say "Ilagay mo sa ref." (Put it in the fridge.) Salamat po for your interest in Tagalog. 😊🇵🇭
This is also why some Filipinos have a huge difficulty in using english prepositions (in/on/at). Ang sakit sa ulo magbasa ng barok english sa trabaho.
True po. Masakit po talaga sa mata, sa tainga at sa brain 😊✌ Kaya we have to create a habit of continuous learning para masaya. Thanks a lot po for watching. 😊💕🇵🇭
yup I have to admit that i don't know how to use "on" "in" properly. sometimes I just use either of them depending if it sounds correct hahaha
i think it's because we only have one preposition "sa"
I sent my Filipino chef girlfriend a picture of my car keys in a bag of some expensive, hard to get, very small potatoes and she thought they were big. I said didn't you see my car keys in the potatoes. She started laughing and said "you mean on the potatoes". I kinda mean "in with" or in the bag. But I let her have that one.
I really love your videos!! Very helpful and easily understood. Thank you!! Can you make a video, like a syllabus, some type of format to follow as a beginning learner?? Thanks
I'll try to do that, Robert. 😊 As a beginner, I suggest that you start off with our Vocabulary Playlist and then the Filipino Grammar Playlist.
▶️ TAGALOG VOCABULARY: bit.ly/3LALv0M
▶️ FILIPINO GRAMMAR: bit.ly/3K9p7ev
Maraming salamat po for watching. 🙏😊 I hope to see you in the comment section of our Filipino Grammar Tests soon.
@@TalkToMeInTagalog Salamat 😆 Your voice is very nice also and goes well with the video!! 👍🏼
maraming salamat po
All your videos are so helpful but keep them coming cause I'm going to the Philippines to live this has been so helpful
Sure, John. I'm trying to upload more often. I hope you'd be able to speak and understand Tagalog well before flying to the Philippines. 😍😍
salamat po!
This is big help to me..thanks
Thanks a lot po for watching, Isabel. 💕💕💕🇵🇭
Maraming salamat din po...
@@TalkToMeInTagalog im a Mexican tryin to learn tagalog MARAMING salamat para saiyo
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Thanks po. Ingat. 😊😊
Maraming salamat ang guro namin sa tulong ninyo. May tanong ako: Ano ang differnce between Sa at Nasa?
Salamat din po for watching, Osee KAZADI. Gagawin po natin 'yan sa susunod. Ingat po. 😊😊😊
I am going to the Philippines these lessons are helpful just my problem is my understanding what is spoken
It's really a common concern , John especially if the speaker speaks at a fast pace. All you can do is bank on the vocabulary words that you know to at least have an idea of what the person is saying. Good luck and I wish you a pleasant stay in the Philippines. 😊😊😊
My problem as I see it will be comrehending and understand what I hear
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Salamat, Hadi Uy! 😊😊😊
19:55 I notice for Buhat sa ~ Hanggang sa, you use an example for it using "... mula sa Maynila hanging sa Puerto Princesa City."
I am confused. ?
So can I also use "...buhat sa Maynila hanggang sa Puerto Princesa City" if I want to describe a place to place sentence?
Hello po
Hello! ❤🇵🇭
As a Filipino, I kept on messing up translating “sa” in English. 😂
That makes two of us 🤣🇵🇭
Hi, going through this lesson and I have question. Galing Sa, Buhat Sa and Mula Sa all mean from. So when would I use those words in a sentence? Maraming Salamat!
Hi, Gerry! Galing sa is the most common phrase among these three if you want to say where someone or something comes from. Buhat sa is the most formal and you will sound so unnatural if you'd use it in conversations. 😅 Mula sa can be used with prepositions and other situations. I'll make a video on this to explain it better. Salamat po ulit. 😊😊🇵🇭
@@TalkToMeInTagalog Can't wait for the video. Galing is easier for me, I've used it and people understand.
they're all the same. Galing sa is more informal while the others are formal. you'll probably use mula sa/buhat sa if you're writing a script or a story because the sound more expressive.
Mariming salamat sa informative videos.
Is there a way we can get these as flashcards for quick revision?
Hello, Ali Beshara! Maraming salamat din po for watching. Unfortunately, I don't have flashcard versions of these materials yet. Maybe later. Pasensiya na po. 💕💕💕
I have a question why would we use (sa ) with sentence that doesn’t have anything to do with prepositions for ex ( gusto ako sa mga pusa ) like cats ) there’s no prepositions in this sentence
sir anung fb name nyo po?
very tiny letters,the old can't see claer
Pweding paki translate ang saan at nasaan thank godbless
Hi, Jocy! Gagawin po natin 'yan soon. Salamat po for watching. Ingat. 😊😊😊