
Learn Tagalog greetings for morning, afternoon, and night, including good morning, good afternoon, and good night, and discover why you add an energy or noun sound to adjectives before nouns.
Practice introducing yourself in Tagalog, saying your name and a complete self-introduction with profession, hobbies, likes and dislikes, plus a morning greeting like Mugen Umaga.
Explore a word-for-word breakdown of the phrase 'my name is' in Tagalog, and learn how possession words follow nouns with practical examples like 'my bag' and 'my car'.
Learn to say where you are from in Tagalog, using the Philippines as the example 'I am from the Philippines,' and consult the Tagalog country vocabulary for translations and pronunciation.
Master how to say your profession in Tagalog using the course vocabulary list and correct pronunciation. Practice introducing yourself with your name, country, and profession in Tagalog.
Deliver a word-for-word explanation of how to say your profession in Tagalog, including the phrase i am, and that guro means teacher.
Learn to say my hobbies are in Tagalog using the hobbies and interests vocabulary, with examples like tennis, dance, and movies, including listing multiple hobbies.
Master Tagalog pronunciation by learning vowel sounds and how they differ from English. Practice with clear examples, and note that consonants are pronounced the same as in English.
Practice Tagalog pronunciation, review vowels and Garlock vowels, and pronounce consonants like English, with examples such as I, cloth, book, balloon, and the child that is a girl is beautiful.
Learn Tagalog pronouns, including sha for a single person, scilla for multiple, and itaú and ewin for nearby and distant objects.
Learn how to say you like or want something in Tagalog using gusto, including how to indicate objects, actions, and liking a specific person.
Learn how to express I don't want or I dislike in Tagalog using simple patterns for objects, actions, places, and people, with examples like chairs, shopping malls, and Samantha.
Learn to answer yes, no, or maybe and use please and thank you in Tagalog, with verb placement before the action and guidance to review the Togawa vocabulary.
Learn to ask for directions in Tagalog, how to go to a place, with right, left, and straight ahead cues, plus ba to form questions about airport and bathroom.
Learn Tagalog survival phrases for dining out, including numbers for table size, how to ask for a menu, water, and an ashtray, and how to locate the bathroom or exit.
Learn to order at a restaurant in Tagalog by pointing to menu items, using numbers for quantities, asking prices in dollars, and identifying meat options like beef, pork, or fish.
Master survival phrases for dining, including how to ask for the bill, request a discount, and split the bill, with polite thanks and intent to return.
Learn practical Tagalog phrases for ordering coffee, asking for the cashier, and expressing preferences like hot, semi hot, or cold. Practice adjusting ice and asking about other branches with thanks.
Learn essential Tagalog shopping phrases for asking prices, negotiating, asking for sizes and color options, and expressing value with basics like mahal, mura and salamat.
Learn common Tagalog adjectives for describing people physically, including maganda (beautiful), guapo (handsome), fat and thin, not fat (hindi), skin tone, sexy, old, and young.
Learn Tagalog verb types with mag verbs (actor focus), including ma and e verbs, and practice past, present, and future tenses using nag and mug prefixes on root verbs.
Explore Tagalog ma verbs and actor-focused verb types, learning past, present, and future tense formulas using na plus root or first syllable patterns, with example verbs like bathe and sleep.
Explore Tagalog in verbs, focusing on object-focused sentences, past-present-future tense formulas, and pronoun-based actor placement with examples like the apple is being eaten.
Practice forming the past tense for Tagalog IN verbs (object focus) using the first letter + n + remaining letters rule, with common verbs as examples.
Learn Tagalog in verbs (object focus) and practice the present tense using the root verb’s first letter, in, second letter, and the reverse. For example, kina cation means 'being eaten'.
Welcome to The Ultimate Beginners Fast Track Tagalog Course: Fun and Easy!
Fast track your way to learning Tagalog!
This course is short and concise (2 total hours of videos and articles but high quality and jam-packed with valuable learnings)!
Currently rated 4.8 stars with almost 450 very satisfied students and with good reason!
Vocabulary can easily be found and sourced anywhere online, this course is different because it was designed to provide maximum value to you. This course will teach you not just vocabulary, but how to put all the vocabulary together and make sense of it! You will be taught how to construct sentences, grammar rules and common learner mistakes to avoid. This course will teach you how to read, speak and even write in Tagalog! You will learn how to pronounce ANY Tagalog word even without the need of hearing it first! This is guaranteed or your money back.
The instructor is a highly experienced language and communications trainer with several years of experience teaching Tagalog and English. She currently works as a Senior Associate for Google Operations Center Philippines.
Recent Student Reviews:
"Exceeded my expectations. Highly informative course! Not boring, easy to follow and I found myself learning fast! I could immediately apply what I learned in the first few minutes to my Filipino relatives and they were delighted and somewhat shocked at my Tagalog fluency. Other Tagalog courses I enrolled in were somewhat boring and it was hard for me to pay attention and focus, but this course is different."
"Great course! So clear and easy to understand.. I love the videos and images, makes learning enjoyable and fun! 5 stars!"
"Wonderful, easy and useful! I also love the media and the lists of words for vocabulary. Would definitely recommend this course, as there’s very little information online for learning Tagalog. Thank you!"
Start your Tagalog learning the fun and fast way through our lessons presented in 3 to 5 minute chunks or less!
This course is perfect for beginners and also for those who already know some Tagalog. It is presented in a very clear manner that is easy to follow and covers a range of topics from greetings to hobbies.
At the first part it focuses on how to introduce yourself in Tagalog and say not just your name and where you are from but also your profession among others. Survival phrases are also included in this course which will help you get by in the most common situations like asking for directions in Tagalog and dining in and ordering at a restaurant. It also teaches how how to say you like or dislike something/someone in Tagalog.
It is made to be as engaging as possible with quizzes at the end to test your knowledge on each level. It has videos, pictures and lists of words and is fun and engaging to watch. You won't regret signing up! More lessons will be added about tackling different topics when it comes to Tagalog absolutely for free!
What you will learn and be able to do after this course:
Give a long and complete introduction of yourself in Tagalog
Greetings (Morning, afternoon and night)
Say your name
Where you are from
Say your profession
Talk about your hobbies and likes
Talk about your dislikes
Proper pronunciation (basic and advanced)
Talk about your family
Introduce your family
Order at a restaurant
Phrases used at a restaurant
Phrases used while shopping
Get the bill
Talk about food
Describe people and things
Singular and Plural rules
Survival phrases
Ask questions
Learn common phrases and sentences used daily
Ask for directions
Build and construct basic sentences
Learn words and sentences useful for love, affection and flirting
Learn Tagalog adjectives
Learn Tagalog verbs and verb types
And so much more!
The Philippines is such a beautiful country with friendly and hospitable people. I am honored that you want to take the time and are interested in learning our language. I will add more lessons on Philippine slang, culture and basically any topic under the sun that you would like to discuss in Tagalog. Just feel free to send me a message to suggest!
Enroll now and start your Tagalog learning journey through this course, you will not regret it!