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Lesson 20: Neutral Adjectives

New year, new lesson! This lesson talks about Tagalog adjectives, specifically the neutral kind. We also learn how Tagalog adjectives link with the nouns they describe and its additional functions.A h

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Lesson 19: Demonstrative Locative Pronouns

Happy New Year, everyone! Manigong Bagong Taon sa inyong lahat! This episode is the final part about pronouns, where we learn about the demonstrative locative pronouns. They are also the only pronouns

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Lesson 18: Plural Personal Locative Pronouns

Kris is spending the holidays in California and has recorded his first of several lessons while overseas. This lesson is part 4 of Pronouns, focusing on the plural personal locative pronouns.A heartfe

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Lesson 17: Singular Personal Locative Pronouns

The Locative Pronouns, also known as the SA-Pronouns, has four functions. Being how detailed I am in teaching the Tagalog language, the discussion about this type of pronoun comes in three parts. In t

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Lesson 16: Relational (Non-focus) Pronouns

In this lesson, we continue our discussion about pronouns in the Tagalog language as we take a closer look at the Relational Pronouns. We see how Tagalog pronouns change depending on whether the noun

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Lesson 15: Focus Pronouns

In this lesson, we get to know pronouns in the Tagalog language, particularly those that serve as the focus of a sentence, and whether you will need a Filipino version of a preferred pronoun.A heartfe

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Bonus Lesson: Go Filipino Review, Chapter 2

You've learned numbers, shapes, and even measurements. It's time to put your knowledge to the test with another edition of Go Filipino Review! We have 10 questions covering Lessons 8 t

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Lesson 14: Colonial And Modern Systems Of Measurement

In this episode, we continue our lesson on measurements in Tagalog as we deep dive into the colonial period and modern times. We learn about how Filipinos nowadays end up mixing different measurement

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Lesson 13: Pre-colonial Systems Of Measurement

In this episode, we learn about the ancient Tagalog system of measurement. Although these units of measurement have become archaic and are used informally nowadays, we want to show how the ancestors o

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Lesson 12: Shapes

In this episode, we learn about the Tagalog words for different shapes and figures.Also, August is Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa (National Language Month) in the Philippines. We learn a quick history of

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Lesson 11: Tagalized Spanish Numbers

In this lesson, we learn about Tagalog numbers based in Spanish. We also learn why the Spanish language is not prevalent in the Philippines nowadays despite being a former Spanish colony, as well as h

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Lesson 10: Tagalog Numbers

We are taking things slowly as we talk about how Tagalog speakers count numbers.Go Filipino Recommends: Oro, Plata, Mata, a film by Peque Gallaga. Set in Negros Island during World War II, it tells

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Lesson 9: Colors

Happy Pride, mga kapatid! Let's talk about colors in Tagalog and how they are used as adjectives.Go Filipino Recommends: Moondogs by Alexander Yates. Set in the Philippines, this debut novel pivots

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Lesson 8: Root Words (The Bases Of Tagalog Nouns, Adjectives, And Verbs)

We previously learned about Markers, those tiny words that assign roles to nouns within a sentence. Naturally, we should be learning about nouns, but in the Tagalog language, nouns are part of a much

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Bonus Lesson: Go Filipino Review, Chapter 1

It’s time to put your Tagalog knowledge to the test. You heard it right; we’re doing a pop quiz! Go Filipino Review has 10 questions covering Lessons 1 through 7. You have 10 seconds t

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Lesson 7: SA (As Beneficiary), KAY, And KINA Locative Markers

We are down to the final stretch of Markers, where we learn how SA indicates beneficiaries and future time, as well as the last two markers: KAY and KINA. We also scratch the surface of Tagalog pronou

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Lesson 6: Relational (Non-focus) And Locative Markers

We continue our lesson about Markers, concentrating on ones that indicate non-focus actors and locations. We also learn the Tagalog words for family members and commonly-used verbs to impress your fri

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Lesson 5: Focus Markers

Markers are integral in the Tagalog language, but not a lot of Filipino language courses teach this. In this episode, we learn how markers work, as well as the importance of focus in a Tagalog sentenc

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Lesson 4: Create Simple Sentences Using SINO (Who?)

In this lesson, we learn new sentences revolving around the Tagalog word for WHO, which you can use on telephone conversations and learning about new people. NOTE: This episode contains euphemisms t

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Lesson 3: Create Simple Sentences Using ANO (What?)

In this lesson, we learn about how to build your Tagalog vocabulary, which involves a lot of what's this and what's that, all while getting acquainted with Filipino cuisine and its king: the pig.S

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Bonus Lesson: Double Vowels and Glottal Stops

Continuing from Lesson 2, let’s talk about double vowels, glottal stops, and the two ways of saying “yes” and “no.” Support Go Filipino by listening to this podcast using the free RadioPublic app fo

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Lesson 2: Questions That Tourists Could Use Around The Philippines

Let's learn how to make use of the Tagalog language as a tourist. This episode helps you ask for directions, say sorry for bothering strangers, and ask how much is the Barrel Man.Support Go Filipin

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Lesson 1: Pronunciations and Basic Greetings

Before we go deep into learning the Filipino language, we focus first on the pronunciations of vowels and basic Go Filipino by listening to this podcast using the free RadioPublic

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Kris is spending the holidays in California and has recorded his first of several lessons while overseas. This lesson is part 4 of Pronouns, focusing on the plural personal locative pronouns.A heartfe3