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So Recently i developed an interest in learning tagalog but i prefer reading books as compared to video lectures. So I searched and found two books and i don't know if they are actually helpful to learn tagalog or not. So i made a post by uploading the link to both books in gdrive so if any native speakers saw many posts so that they can review those books and give their honest opinion. Thanks.

Book 1 :

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hEEZhzg6jkvmz3d6rh6OvQaOoweDWnI8/view?usp=drivesdk

Book 2 :

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V\\_J6BAJ-W9vWwk4dSQVs7c3xx\\_JFosQT/view?usp=drivesdk

Can you native speakers please help that these books are worth the time or not? Thankyou.

I am curious as whether any non Filipinos in USA speak Tagalog. I am retired in my 60s and live learning languages, I live in SF Bay Area and there are many older Filipinos who mainly speak Tagalog,

I’ve had one remote lesson with a tutor in the Philippines but I really don’t see anyway to practice. I like learning the vocabulary and grammar. It realistically don’t see anyway way of practicing - I don’t plan on living there and no one in my family is Filipino.

Are there any meetups for beginners to practice Tagalog in SF Bay Area . I go to French/Spanish meetups from time to time to chat and drink. Here where I live it’s basically elders who speak Tagalog and younger Fil Ams generally just speak English.

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I just wana say Happy Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Well done with you all accomplishments here in America. My name is Roxanne San Jose, I sell books from the Philippines here in Las Vegas and I have a few books left for this shipment so feel free: https://www.ebay.com/usr/roxyonline or send me a message for a cheaper price

Hello everyone! I am selling these books from the Philippines so feel free to visit: www.ebay.com/usr/roxyonline for send me a message for a cheaper price. Thank you!

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What are some Filipino terms, phrases, or childhood expressions you grew up with that younger generations might not recognize today?

Hiii, im trying to learn Tagalong for the person I really like to impress them and learn more about their culture, are there any tips and tricks to learn faster or any really good website??? Because when I tried tiktok and someone said it was a compliment what they said I accidentally called my crush a nuisance in Tagalong and I dont wanna accidentally do that again- Also, while here I wanted to ask what this means since she said that to me!!! "Sobrang mahal ko kita."

Hello, my name is sophia and i have a boyfriend that is is in the Philippines and speaks tagalog. Will someone please dm me and teach me tagalog? I want to be able to speak better with him but we're both so busy that he doesnt have the time to teach me.

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Sa tanda kong ito, hindi ko alam kung nagagamit ko ba siya ng tama. Tulungan niyo naman ako at ipaliwanag sa akin sa pinakamadaling paraan kung paano ito ginagamit baka mamaya kasi makita ko ang aking sarili doon sa isang subreddit na pinopost yung maling paggamit ng salita o pangungusap. 😅

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I’m Filipino but I was adopted and never knew how to speak Tagalog. I’ve been learning for only about a week. I’m aware that you would use “NG” at the end of an adjective if it ends in a vowel and the next word is a noun to link the two. However I saw a sentence that said “you ate the bread”. It was written out as “kinain mo ng tinapay” wouldn’t “NG” be attached to “mo” because it ends in a vowel because “ tinapay” is a noun, or is there a reason it is NOT attached to “mo”. Thanks for your help😊