Learn Tagalog Online!

Glovico is offering a unique "fair-trade" way for you to learn Tagalog online without having to worry about missed lessons and expensive charges. 

There are skilled Tagalog native speakers in the Philippines with whom you can converse on Skype! Your teacher gets compensated fairly via your lesson payment, and you get to listen to a native resident tell you first-hand stories about her country in English, in addition to the foremost goal of practicing your Tagalog.

Try your first lesson FREE http://glovico.org/en/tagalog

Each lesson thereafter is less than $15 with Aubrey ~

 

MORE INFO ON THE PROCESS

Step 1) Register on Glovico.org as a student. During registration you will need to provide a Skype-account. In case you don't have Skype on your computer yet you can download it here.

Step 2) Browse through the profiles of the teachers and choose the one whose rating you find most convincing, whose profile you find most intriguing and where you consider the price just right.

Step 3) In order to be able to book lessons you first have to buy credit. You can purchase as little or as much as you wish and pay via credit card or debit card. Your credit is displayed in the navigation column on the right.

Step 4) By clicking on the timetable of a teacher you can choose the lesson most appropriate for your schedule. Once you book a lesson the teacher will be notified of your booking. If all the lessons of the teacher of your choice are inconvenient for you, you can also drop her a message through her profile and offer alternative timeframes yourself. If these are doable, the teacher will enter the respective lesson in the booking system where you will still need to book it.

Step 5) You will next receive an email from your teacher with a confirmation and the request to specify your preferred content of the lesson so that he or she can adequately prepare. Please check your spam folder once in a while as emails ave a tendency to get lost there. In case you cannot keep the appointment, please cancel 24 hours before in order to have the credit reimbursed to your account.

Step 6) In parallel, your teacher will add you in his Skype-account which will lead to contact request in yours. Please confirm this so that the teacher can see whether you are online at the scheduled time.

Step 7) The teacher will call you via Skype at your appointed time and teach you via videoconference. Please make sure that your webcam and headset are working properly. A lesson takes 55 minutes in order to allow the teachers for a small break between lessons. Should a lesson need to be interrupted and/or cancelled due to technical problems please arrange directly with the teacher for an alternative lesson straight away.

Step 8) After the lesson you will receive an email asking you to rate the lesson. This is important for us in order to allow other students a decent assessment of the lesson with a specific teacher beforehand. Do please consider the importance of these ratings for the teachers.


Register now to claim your FREE lesson! http://glovico.org/en/tagalog

https://www.glovico.org/user/register/student?L=en

Have fun learning Tagalog!

Tagalog-Learning Software!

The Tagalog Complete software course is designed to have students learn enough in two months to manage well with native speakers of Tagalog.

Adapted from the foreign service method of preparing employees for life overseas, the program emphasizes pronunciation and being able to communicate in a wide range of different social and business situations.

With over 60 individual classes, you will learn to master Tagalog by listening to and practicing with simulated conversations, engaging exercises, and skill units as you work through the interactive study guide and audio content. The program covers just about every area that you need to master in order to speak Tagalog like a native. 

matuto
to learn

mag-Tagalog
'do' Tagalog

matutong mag-Tagalog

learn to use/speak Tagalog

Gusto kong matutong magsalita ng Tagalog.
I want to learn to speak Tagalog.
I'd like to learn to speak Tagalog.

http://tagaloglang.com/software

Salamat sa pagbasa. Thanks for reading!

 

Tagalog-English Dictionary

We're slowly building a Tagalog-English dictionary based on frequently searched terms on our TagalogLang site. Since 2007 when we started keeping track, the site has logged 110,000 unique searches. Many of the words are not even Tagalog, but of other Philippine languages such as Cebuano and Ilocano!

The search statistics have provided great insight into what our visitors are interested in. The dictionary is not an academic project, so we're not listing every possible definition or conjugation of a word. Instead, we present the most common meaning used in Tagalog conversation with examples and mention alternate spellings, misspellings and slang.

 Tagalog-English dictionary 

Our short url is http://tagaloglang.com/dictio

Tagalog Poems

Mga Tula!!! (Poems!) Tulang Pilipino:Recently started a new section on Tagalog Lang for students interested in learning Tagalog poems. Now working on a list of famous Filipino poets and a glossary of poetry terms with English-Tagalog translations.

Visit tagaloglang.com/poems for more on Philippine literature in Tagalog!

Tagalog for 'Happy New Year'

Media Noche is the midnight meal that Filipinos have as part of the celebrations welcoming the New Year. Do give your Filipino friends a New Year's greeting in Tagalog!

How to Say 'Happy New Year' in Tagalog


Filipino New Year

One of the hazards  in the Philippines on New Year's Eve is stray bullets. That's because of a certain Filipino tradition during the year-end holiday festivities to welcome the new year. Clue: It's somehow related to the American celebration of Independence Day on the Fourth of July.

Filipino Customs on New Year's Eve

By the way, have you already learned how to say 'Happy New Year' in Tagalog? You have just a few days left before 2009!

How to Say 'Happy New Year' in Tagalog

 

Happy New Year in Tagalog

The New Year of 2009 is just a few days away. I'm on a mission is to get everyone to learn how to say "Happy New Year" in Tagalog.

How to Say Happy New Year in Tagalog

 

 

 

Tagalog Holiday Phrases


Wouldn't it be a thoughtful gesture to add some Tagalog words and phrases on the greeting cards and gifts you've prepared for Filipino friends? Here are a few Tagalog greetings you can use: http://tinyurl.com/TagGreet

Maligayang Pasko!

- TagalogLang.com