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I LOVE YOU | Learn Tagalog Filipino Show | Episode 19

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I Hate You | Learn Tagalog Filipino Show | Episode 18

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Mabuhay | Learn Tagalog Filipino Show | Episode 17

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Learn Tagalog Filipino Show Episode [14]  === In this lesson you will learn how to say I'm hungry in Tagalog/ Filipino  So when you're hungry you will simply say "I'm hungry" in English in tagalog filipino you can say Nagugutom ako or nagugutom na ko or Gutom na ako  or  Gutom na ko And if you want to say "Let's eat" you say Kain tayo or  Kain na tayo [1ST STORY] :)  The Utensil ForK is called Tinidor from the spanish  tenedor filipinos adapted the word. Filipinos don't usually use chopsticks but there many filipinos who use their hands to eat instead it's a traditional way of eating especially in the rural areas or provinces.  If you find the show helpful you may want to support us at Patreon and in return you will get exclusive access to all our other videos  https://patreon.com/learntagalogfilipino you will get members only access for only $1 per month, and you will get access to all the lessons [2ND STORY] :)  The spoon, is called kutsara in tagalog filipino form the spanish Cuchara. There are many words in tagalog or filipino that is derived from spanish because the Philippines has been conlonized for more than 300 years by spain.  [Now for the Review]    === https://patreon.com/learntagalogfilipino === Qoute for the episode  This qoute is translated From English to Tagalog-Filipino FROM: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe “Whatever you think you can do or believe you can do, begin it. Action has magic, grace, and power in it.”  Anu-man ang inisip mo na kaya mong gawin o pininiwalaan ay kaya mong gawin. Simulan mo. Ang pagkilos ay may salamangka, pagpapala, at kapangyarihan. === If you find the show helpful you may want to support us at Patreon and in return you will get exclusive access to all our other videos  https://patreon.com/learntagalogfilipino you will get members only access for only $1 per month, and you will get access to all the lessons   

Learn how to say I'm hungry in Tagalog/ Filipino Episode 14

Learn Tagalog Filipino Show Episode [13]  === Here is our lesson  Learn how to say thank you in Tagalog / Filipino Thank you  = Salamat  Thank you so much =  Maraming Salamat  If you want to thank someone for coming over to your party you could say "Salamat sa pagpunta" If you want to be polite you could say  "Salamat po sa pagpunta" Thank you for coming over or  Salamat po Thank you or  Thank you so much Maraming salamat po or  Maraming, maraming salamat po --- The Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene, known canonically as the Parish of Saint John the Baptist, and also known as the Quiapo Church, it is a prominent basilica in the district of Quiapo in the city of Manila, Philippines.  During the feast of the black Nazarene it --- If you find the show helpful you may want to support us at Patreon and in return you will get exclusive access to all our other videos  https://patreon.com/learntagalogfilipino you will get members only access for only $1 per month, and you will get access to all the lessons --- Manila Bay is a natural harbour which serves the Port of Manila (on Luzon), in the Philippines. Strategically located around the capital city of the Philippines, Manila Bay facilitated commerce and trade between the Philippines and its neighbouring countries,[1] becoming the gateway for socio-economic development even prior to Spanish occupation. Manila Bay is situated in the western part of Luzon and is bounded by Cavite and Metro Manila on the east, Bulacan and Pampanga on the north, and Bataan on the west and northwest === If you find the show helpful you may want to support us at Patreon and in return you will get exclusive access to all our other videos  https://patreon.com/learntagalogfilipino === Qoute for the episode  This qoute is translated From English to Tagalog-Filipino FROM: Paulo Coelho “Be brave. Take risks. Nothing can substitute experience.” === If you find the show helpful you may want to support us at Patreon and in return you will get exclusive access to all our other videos  https://patreon.com/learntagalogfilipino you will get members only access for only $1 per month, and you will get access to all the lessons 

Thank you - Learn Tagalog Filipino - Episode 13

Welcome to the  Learn Tagalog Filipino Show Episode [12] === Here is our lesson  You will learn  How to say "Here is my payment" You could say "Ito ang bayad ko..." or  "Ito po ang bayad" or  "Bayad ko oh" or  "Bayad" You could put the word "Po" in the sentence if you want to be polite.  for example:  "Ito po ang bayad ko..." or  "Ito po ang bayad" or  "Bayad ko po" or  "Bayad po " --- Rizal Park, also known as Luneta Park or simply Luneta, is a historical urban park in the Philippines. Located along Roxas Boulevard, Manila, adjacent to the old walled city of Intramuros, it is one of the largest urban parks in Asia. This is where Jose Rizal the national hero of the Philippines was shot, according to historians the body of rizal was first buried at paco church in manila and then later excavated and transferred to where the rizal shrine now stands.  --- If you find the show helpful you may want to support us at Patreon and in return you will get exclusive access to all our other videos  https://patreon.com/learntagalogfilipino you will get members only access for only $1 per month, and you will get access to all the lessons   --- A kalesa (also known as carromata, caritela or karitela) is a horse-drawn calash / carriage used in the Philippines. It was one mode of transportation introduced by the spanish colonizers, initially for high ranking officials and nobles.  If you're interested to see a kalesa there are a few roaming at luneta or Rizal Park and intramuros manila, you may take a ride for a small fee.  --- If you find the show helpful you may want to support us at Patreon and in return you will get exclusive access to all our other videos  https://patreon.com/learntagalogfilipino === Qoute for the episode  This loosely qoute is translated From English to Tagalog-Filipino FROM: Henry Ford "Don't find fault. Find a remedy.”  Huwag maghanap ng mali, maghanap ng lunas === If you find the show helpful you may want to support us at Patreon and in return you will get exclusive access to all our other videos  https://patreon.com/learntagalogfilipino you will get members only access for only $1 per month, and you will get access to all the lessons 

Here is my payment - Learn Tagalog Filipino Episode 12

Learn Tagalog Filipino Show Episode [11]  === In this lesson you will learn how to say  "How much is this?" In Tagalog / Filipino  "How much is this?" Magkano ito? or Magkano? if you want to be polite you can say  Magkano po ito? or Magkano po? while holding the product or pointing to it. If want to get some discount you may say "Bawasan mo naman" or "Wala bang bawas?"  If the price for example is a hundred pesos and you are given a ten peso discount you say "Thank you" in English right? You can say "Salamat" or "Salamat po" If you are interested to learn conversational Tagalog-Filipino you may want to book a tutor here https://tinyurl.com/learntagalogfilipino Philippine Peso The Philippine peso, also referred to by its Filipino name piso, is the official currency of the Philippines.  The Philippines have a 1000 peso bill, a 500 peso bill, 200 peso bill which is rarely used, 100 peso bill, 50 peso bill, 20 peso bill, 10 peso coin, five peso coin, 1 peso coin and 25 centavo coin, and 10 centavo coin, and 5 centavo coin.  When in the Philippines it's better to go to reputable money changers instead of having your money or dollar converted in the black market. If you are interested to learn conversational Tagalog-Filipino you may want to book a tutor here https://tinyurl.com/learntagalogfilipino Divisoria Divisoria is a commercial center in Tondo, Manila, Philippines known for its shops that sell low-priced goods and its diverse manufacturing activities.  There are several malls in Divisora namely  Tutuban Mall, New Divisoria Mall, 698 Mall, 168 Mall,  999 Mall, lucky China Mall, and there many stores, stalls and vendors that are literally lining the streets of divisoria.  The Tutuban Shopping Centers are situated within the commercial hub along with a night market located in the Shopping Centers' vicinity.   === https://tinyurl.com/learntagalogfilipino If you are interested to learn conversational Tagalog-Filipino you may want to book a tutor here https://tinyurl.com/learntagalogfilipino === Qoute for the episode  This qoute is translated From English to Tagalog-Filipino FROM: Lin Yutang “Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is the noble art of leaving things undone. The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of non-essentials.”  Maliban sa dakilang sining ng pagtapos ng mga gawain. May dakilang sining ng hindi pagtapos ng mga gawain.  Ang karunungan ng buhay ay binubuo ng pagtangal ng mga walang kwentang bagay.  === If you are interested to learn conversational Tagalog-Filipino you may want to book a tutor here https://tinyurl.com/learntagalogfilipino Thank you so much for Listening to  Learn Tagalog Filipino Show  Until the next episode :) 

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Learn Tagalog Filipino Show Episode [9] === Sentences for this lesson I will go to Intramuros Manila Pupunta ako sa Intramuros Manila === I went to Intramuros Manila Pumunta ako sa Intramuros Manila. === https://tinyurl.com/learntagalogfilipino === Qoute for the episode This qoute is translated From English to Tagalog-Filipino FROM: H.G. Wells “If you fell down yesterday, stand up today.” Kung nadapa ka kahapon, tumayo ka ngayon... === If you are interested to learn conversational Tagalog-Filipino you may want to book a tutor here https://tinyurl.com/learntagalogfilipino Thank you so much for Listening to Learn Tagalog Filipino Show Until the next episode :)

I will go to - Learn Tagalog Filipino - Episode 9

Episode [8] === Learn Tagalog Filipino Show Episode [8 ] === Sentences for this lesson Where have you been? Saan ka nanggaling? or Saan ka nagpunta? --- Where will you go? Saan ka pupunta? or Saan ka magpupunta? or Saan ang punta mo? --- I will go to Cebu. Pupunta ako sa Cebu. or Papunta ako sa Cebu.

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Learn Tagalog Filipino Show Episode [6 ] === On this episode we will learn how to say Where is the nearest store? in filipino or tagalog Saan ang pinakamalapit na tindahan? or you may say it in a polite way Saan [po] ang pinakamalapit na tindahan? You may use the word "PO" if you want to be polite. - Where is the toilet Saan ang CR [comfort room]? In the Philippines instead saying toilet most Filipinos say CR [comfort room] instead or you may say it in a polite way Saan [po] ang CR [comfort room]? You may use the word "PO" if you want to be polite. - Where is the coffee shop Saan ang coffee shop? or may say it in a polite way Saan [po] ang coffee shop? You may use the word "PO" if you want to be polite. [1ST STORY] :) Sipa Is a traditional game in the Philippines, kids usually play this in the streets and in school yards up to this day. To play sipa you have to toss it up in the air, kids usually wear rubber shoes when playing is being tossed in the air using the side of the foot. The toy "Sipa" has round lead a material that is used to secure steel roofs in the philippines and it's tail has plastic straw that is attached to hole throught the rounded lead. Sipa is the Philippines' traditional native sport which predates Spanish rule. [Review] [2ND STORY] :) Jeep [GP] "Government Purposes" or "General Purpose" After world war 2 there were many jeeps that where either not working or partly destroyed because of gun fire, bombs or heavy duty use. Because of the enginuity of Filipinos they found a way back to the roads pinoys found a way to make them work again, they modified them for public transportation. The jeepney is the perfect vihecle for the working Filipino. It used not just for public transport but also to to pick up and deliver different goods and materials. Thus living up to its name as a "General Purpose" vihecle up to this day. Filipinos also responded to the call for electric vihicles to save the environment, there are now Electric Jeepneys roaming the streets of Metro manila. - [Review] === https://tinyurl.com/learntagalogfilipino === Qoute for the episode This qoute is translated From English to Tagalog-Filipino === If you are interested to learn conversational Tagalog-Filipino you may want to book a tutor here https://tinyurl.com/learntagalogfilipino Thank you so much for Listening to Learn Tagalog Filipino Show Until the next episode :)

Learn to say Where is the Nearest Store - Learn Tagalog Filipino Show Episode 6

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