Learning Tagalog - Basic Phrases #3

let's speak tagalog
learn and speak with me

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Education

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• french
• lesson
• speak
• tagalog
• philippines

[rlf4403tube]

Nice, but sorry a little correction. Maganda is feminine so it should be belle and not beau!

Interesting...

[dionpaquette]

thank u for the correction..:)

i really appreciate that..

[AndreaMNarciso]

I know all these words! hahaha ....i want to learn to speek in full sentences grrr

[jtfaner07]

hindy kita gusto salamat pero pangit ka

[ChocoiPanda]

Tagalog has some Spanish words or some related to Spanish words like the slang for butterfly in Tagalog is mariposa but there is an actual word for it

[sitiedaisy]

hahahahaha.

[sitiedaisy]

hahahahaha

[brrradley]

@Farfeb Tagalog is nothing like spanish.  It has borrowed words from spanish that is all. English has borrowed words from arabic and it is nothing like the arabic language.

[brrradley]

@rlf4403tube Maganda is gender neutral so belle or beau are both correct. Thanks!

[xxElitaOnexx]

@Farfeb I agree. Tagalog is Austronesian and is closely related to Bahasa Indonesia. It is not a Spanish creole language like Chavacano (a Filipino language in the south). It has several spanish-derived words in it but it is definitely not similar. Your second point however, speaks of your minute knowledge of Fiipinos and our culture. Read up.

[TehKingBubbles]

@Farfeb There is around 5000 borrowed spanish words, in this video you dont see any i believe. Its an interesting language, and it shows how connected this world is.

[Farfeb]

First off, Tagalog doesn't sound similar to Spanish to me. Second of all, how can it be similar to Spanish if that language is spoken in Asia?

[cooIbreeze]

You should learn the difference between a phrase and a word and title your videos accordingly.

[Mateoybeautiful]

ok, well in reverse order pangit ka = you are ugly, that is a sentence in natural roder it wld be, ikaw ay pangit, and they mean the same thing