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Newbs - Asking For A Picture. Isa, Dalawa, Tatlo!
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Travelling around the Philippines alone and dying to have your picture taken with that beautiful Pinay behind you? Don't fret! In this lesson, Cris and Mickey will not only teach you how to charm the locals with your exquisite Filipino, but you'll also learn how to ask someone to take your picture for you! Jovitt gives his two cents on the famous Philippine sunset and where best to see it!
A: Kuya, pwede papicture?
B: Sige, anong background gusto mo?
A: Umm... kasama yung sunset.
B: Okey! Isa.. dalawa.. tatlo! Smile!
A: Kuya, can you take my picture?
B: Sure, what background do you want?
A: Umm, with the sunset.
B: Okay! One, two, three! Smile!
Want to learn how to request for more stuff? Click here
Music used:
Maling Akala by Brownman Revival
Akin Ka Nalang by Itchyworms
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Whether you're hopping around our 7,107 islands or hanging out with one of the millions of Filipinos worldwide, KalyeSpeak can help you speak your mind freely!
KalyeSpeak is practical, fun, even entertaining at times. We will not bore you with textbook dictation and miles and miles of memorization. Our lessons get right down to the vernacular -- just as how it is spoken in the street. This way, you can rule shopping, watch what you eat, and even delight that cute little Filipina on the beach.
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Thanks for visiting my blog. And in case you didn't see it, I am a Filipina. Sanay akong mag-Tagalog. =)
its nice that you want to teach others your language, however, i believe your going about it all wrong.
you speak too quickly and it becomes difficult to understand clearly what your trying to say. second, the playing around is distracting,making it difficult to concentrate on the subject (tagalog) .need to do it without all the playing between you and your friends .
for some great lessons on how to do a pod cast that will offer the people much help , you can listen to a pod cast called Learn Tagalog Easy.the girls who do this are very dedicated to teaching and they do a really wonderful job. however,being in school, makes it difficult for them to do it on a regular basis. because of this, you might have to wait for a month or more to get a new addition to the series.
Thanks for the comments! With regard to speaking in a more regulated speed, duly noted, my anonymous friend!
-Mickey