I believe conversational Tagalog should beeasy to learn and that you can have fun doing it.You already know 50% of it!The course makes heavy use of Taglish, i.e. Tagalog + English,which is commonly spoken in the Philippines. This will allow you toquickly engage with local speakers in a confident manner.I hate long lists of verbs, adjectives and nouns to learn. Thisis the most ineffective way of learning the basics: it's slow,boring and painful. The best way to learn a language is to startspeaking it. This is what I focus on.The goal of this app is to build your confidence and get youbeginning to speak and converse with Filipinos. The great thingabout Tagalog is that generally any attempt to speak Tagalog is metwith great enthusiasm and a big smile from the recipient even ifyou make a mistake and sound silly. You won't be judged for makingmistakes so relax and start making some!Filipinos very often speak Taglish, this is a combination ofTagalog and English though without formally defined rules.

For the last 8 years, I’ve beeninteractingwith Filipinos in Tagalog & TagLish in offices, inthe street,in themall, while climbing mountains, hiking...and I've lovedeveryminute.I’ve been bartering, asking for directions, asking abouttheirfamily, learning about their culture, asking fordiscounts, making them laugh. And...I’ve loved every minute.Conversational Tagalog is incredible, it’s fun, it’s aprivilegeto be able to interact on such a personal level ina language Filipinos feel comfortable with.The course material is built 100% from the ground-up based onmyexperience as a foreigner learning Tagalog and istaught by native Filipinos.I believe conversational Tagalog should be easy to learn andthatyou can have fun doing it. You already know 50%of it!The course makes heavy use of Taglish, i.e. Tagalog +English,which is commonly spoken in the Philippines. Thiswill allow you to quickly engage with local speakers inaconfident manner.I hate long lists of verbs, adjectives and nouns to learn.Thisis the most ineffective way of learning the basics:it's slow, boring and painful. The fastest and easiest waytolearn a new language is to start speaking it. This iswhat we will focus on.The difference with our approach is that we focusonconversational Tagalog — useful words, phrases, grammaticalconstructions that you can use to communicate immediatelywithnative speakers. We focus less on memorizing listsof words and more on speaking from day one.The goal of this course is to build your confidence and getyoubeginning to speak and converse with Filipinos. Thegreat thing about Tagalog is that generally any attempt tospeakit is met with great enthusiasm and a big smilefrom the recipient even if you make a mistake and soundsilly.You won't be judged for making mistakes so relax andstart making some!Not everyone has a native speaker to practice with so we setupaSkype group. Find [email protected] onSkype to participate in practice sessions.-------A few examples of what you will learn from this course:Breaking the ice - Short phrases that can quickly establishgoodrapport, make Filipinos laugh and enjoy a relaxedinteraction!Being polite - Politeness is one of the characteristicsFilipinosare known for. You'll learn how to say 'po' and'opo' and how to insert them in every sentence and to usethirdperson pronouns to indicate politeness.Most useful and common pronouns - Before learning thephrasesyou'll master the different pronouns to make yousufficient at structuring Tagalog sentences!Giving commands and invitations - The two useful Taqalogwordsthat you can use to give out commands and invitepeople to an activity. This is very helpful inside the office,athome, and while commuting!Describing what you want or like - Two easy Tagalog wordstobetter express your likes and dislikes. Very usefulwhen placing an order in a restaurant, or asking for youreveryneed.Suggesting alternatives - Describe what you want to do orwhereyou want to go instead. Useful for giving your ownopinion, and making adjustments in meeting andconversations.Asking basic questions - Using the Tagalog equivalent ofWhere,What, and Why and linking them with pronouns.Useful for asking directions, ordering in a restaurant,andasking for a persons's basic information.Past, present, and future tense - An easy way to learn how touseTagalog affixes in every verb in order todescribe any activity more fittingly!Stating what you have or don't have - Using two words to stateifyou have or don't have something. Very useful inevery setting.

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