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Teacher needed
Hi, my name is Brian Duncan and I am in need of a teacher. I am wanting to learn how to speak Tagalog so that I can better communicate with my Filipino friends. I am willing to teach whoever English, but they have to be willing to teach me also. Please help me.
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Language pair: English; Filipino (Tagalog)
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Re:Teacher needed
hi brian, i'm filipino and can help. i'm looking to learn other languages, but you don't have any of them. it's ok. try to email me if you can figure out: i'm just a girl7seas that lives at the place where we all yell, "YAH" to wOOever. good luck
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Language pair: English; Filipino (Tagalog)
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| 111973 |
Re:Teacher needed
hi brian i am so interested to teach you tagalog... my english skills is not sp good so i hope i can also learn from you. email me
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Language pair: English; Filipino (Tagalog)
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Re:Re:Teacher needed
Joanna can you help me too please i would like to learn tagalog in exchange i can help you learn spanish and a little engish too if you wnant
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Language pair: English; Spanish
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Re:Teacher needed
hi brian,im willing to help you tagalog, I'm a Filipina. You don't have to teach me english anymore, i knew some spanish word also because when spaniards colonized the phillipines there were so many words we borrowed from them that we are using in the philippines today. just e-mail me
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Language pair: English; Filipino (Tagalog)
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Re:Teacher needed
here are some basic words we usually used among Filipinos
how are you?- kumusta kana?( informal/ for friends/ same age)
kumusta po kayo?( with respect)p.s. po is used as a sign or showing for respect
thank you- salamat po
good morning- magandang umaga po
good afternoon- magandanh hapon po
good evening- magandang gabi po
where are you going? saan ka pupunta?
what are you doing?- anong ginagawa mo?
let's eat- kain tayo
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