We were in manila in rush hour and was lost, we tried to ask for help but they all said sorry no English I was disappointed, I know they were busy trying to get to work, so just saying sorry was a bit off for me, a 13 year old girl approached and apoligised for there rudeness and helped us. Some in rural areas don't speak English but in manila it's sad that some don't help, but this lovely girl came to our rescue, thank you esmerelda. 😊
ako sir cebuana at tagalog alam ko piro sa english konti lang alam ko kasi po hindi ako naka pag aral dahil sa mahirap ang buhay yon lang po god bless us all
I took 3 months of Tagalog lessons and I feel similar to those who can't speak English. I can understand many Tagalog words, not all, but I understand a lot, but struggle with getting right words in the right order when speaking Tagalog.
That's a really cool device. But most probably rarely seen or used. Back in the old days I used to carry English to Tagalog dictionary I bought from National Bookstore. Ultimately, I learned slowly how to understand the words from watching Philippines movies and tv. Just like as kids we learn to speak and hear before we can read and write, you can get by knowing basic phrases like how much is this? How do I get to ? Using device translators is kind of weird and embarrassing in public for both parties. It's very noisy in public sometimes and at least for me, I don't like to draw attention to myself. I think it takes a little effort and practice to learn basic street talk and there is no deadline or time constraint to get it. For me, the best teachers are TV, MOVIES, and Songs. Enunciation is important. I would learn by imitation. I personally was born and raised in the US as a kid although my parents were from philippines, but I suddenly got put into a local Philippine school not knowing Tagalog which was a traumatic experience. I persevered and learned on my own.
I knew that you had some type of translator when you said that you learned Tagalog in one day. Even though my wife can be a translator she's not always with me and it's nice to have a translator so that things don't get mixed up when speaking English to a Filipino. I'm going to take a look at the one you have and probably get it and use the discount code. This will make life easier. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Need one of those moving after new year. I only know a few words Tagalog need one of those to talk to workers.Wife does all the translation watching out for me.
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That gadget can come in handy. Thanks for the video.👍
No problem 👍
Very cool gizmo!
We were in manila in rush hour and was lost, we tried to ask for help but they all said sorry no English I was disappointed, I know they were busy trying to get to work, so just saying sorry was a bit off for me, a 13 year old girl approached and apoligised for there rudeness and helped us. Some in rural areas don't speak English but in manila it's sad that some don't help, but this lovely girl came to our rescue, thank you esmerelda. 😊
Never too shy to ask for more money, though 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣 what about husband never shy to bother wife in the middle of the night. 😝😝😝
@@Leene88 You're right, if it's just transactional, he should pay her. After all, she is just a sugar-baby/escort with a wife label😂😂😂
Agreed 👍
For the price they are asking for that gadget I will just have to suffer and let my Girlfriend translate for me, much cheaper!!😅
Oh snap, these are gonna be very useful for marites ahahaha. Cheers!
that is cool,, i like it
ako sir cebuana at tagalog alam ko piro sa english konti lang alam ko kasi po hindi ako naka pag aral dahil sa mahirap ang buhay yon lang po god bless us all
Still gotta draw a picture!
I took 3 months of Tagalog lessons and I feel similar to those who can't speak English. I can understand many Tagalog words, not all, but I understand a lot, but struggle with getting right words in the right order when speaking Tagalog.
That's a really cool device. But most probably rarely seen or used. Back in the old days I used to carry English to Tagalog dictionary I bought from National Bookstore. Ultimately, I learned slowly how to understand the words from watching Philippines movies and tv. Just like as kids we learn to speak and hear before we can read and write, you can get by knowing basic phrases like how much is this? How do I get to ? Using device translators is kind of weird and embarrassing in public for both parties. It's very noisy in public sometimes and at least for me, I don't like to draw attention to myself. I think it takes a little effort and practice to learn basic street talk and there is no deadline or time constraint to get it. For me, the best teachers are TV, MOVIES, and Songs. Enunciation is important. I would learn by imitation. I personally was born and raised in the US as a kid although my parents were from philippines, but I suddenly got put into a local Philippine school not knowing Tagalog which was a traumatic experience. I persevered and learned on my own.
I knew that you had some type of translator when you said that you learned Tagalog in one day. Even though my wife can be a translator she's not always with me and it's nice to have a translator so that things don't get mixed up when speaking English to a Filipino. I'm going to take a look at the one you have and probably get it and use the discount code. This will make life easier. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Thanks for watching!
@@Marker44 You are very welcome
Need one of those moving after new year. I only know a few words Tagalog need one of those to talk to workers.Wife does all the translation watching out for me.
They also make a mini T1 translator for about half the price.
The 2 official national languages of the Philippines are English and Filipino.
😂😂😂😂😂😂Never ask a Filipino for directions.
I find that most of those that do speak english, it's Philippino english which I can barely understand.
What other languages are included in the device besides Tagalog?
You can click on the link in the description to find out all the details.
Does the device translate to Vietnamese?
I believe so. You can click on the links in the description to check out their website or product link.
Does it do bisaya /cebuana
Tagalog only
Does that device translate Bisayan?
Tagalog only