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  • @JC0820
    @JC0820 Před rokem +46

    It is about time. There are so many Americans who want to live outside of the United States, either for love or just to escape the fast-paced life in the USA. Because of this, they will have the advantage of going to the country where they choose to live and can easily fit in. A very good job by Harvard University. Introducing and teaching different languages in their schools.

  • @romeocivilino6667
    @romeocivilino6667 Před rokem +61

    Just imagine how the learners gonna teach the Complex Tagalog Conjugation and the Modern Filipino Grammar System.

    • @mareaholives326
      @mareaholives326 Před měsícem +1

      FR. filipinos outside tagalog-speaking locations even find english easier than tagalog due to its complexity XD

    • @user-nl8me9lo3k
      @user-nl8me9lo3k Před měsícem

      ​@@mareaholives326
      They say tagalog language is the german language of asia

  • @renatzkigab2616
    @renatzkigab2616 Před 7 měsíci +16

    Learning Tagalog will get you more closer with local in the Philippines during your visits and they will be very happy knowing that you speak their language. Any way as of today Philippines is Tri-Lingual country and that is the 1st which is the local native language, 2nd the National language and that is called Tagalog or Filipino and the last one is English.

  • @JEPOYHEROBLOGG
    @JEPOYHEROBLOGG Před 7 měsíci +8

    FILIPINO HERE WE LOVE TO HEAR THAT WE LOVE SO THAT MANY OF THE COUNTRY WILL UNDERSTAND US NOW TO BE ABLE TO LEARNED TAGALOG JUST ALWAYS USE TAGALOG PRACTISE MAKES PERFECT ITS NOT THAT HARD REALLY JUST BE CONSISTENT GOOGLE IS THEIR ONE BY ONE KNOW EVERY MEANING AND REMMBER

    • @ytpaul1
      @ytpaul1 Před měsícem

      What tf do we care?? Philipinos just want to exploit our Dollar

  • @ljbunso4450
    @ljbunso4450 Před 6 měsíci +5

    Filo here .. i completely understand that you must have a valid and strong reason if youre going to learn a language from a different country, it could be cultural related ( if youre watching korean series or anime series and you want to understand what they're saying without subtitles, ) or for industrial purposes, ( if youre working in that country and learning their language is a necessity) .. that's why im not expecting locals( americans )will have $trong desire to learn Tagalog as their second language since we dont have cultural and economic power to "lure" them in learning our language.. but one thing im really hoping, is that the parents of those half Filipinos or those pure Filipino children who grew up in a different culture will not let our language die and let their kids learn the language atleast as their second language.. i hope these Filipino -halfblood children in america will not forget that they have Filipino blood running in their veins ..

  • @LOHNN22
    @LOHNN22 Před 10 měsíci +8

    Very proud ❤

  • @user-rz9vr4rn8y
    @user-rz9vr4rn8y Před 6 měsíci +1

    Thanks❤❤❤

  • @matthewandrew
    @matthewandrew Před 7 měsíci +3

    Mabuhay!

  • @FourSightsDudes
    @FourSightsDudes Před 2 měsíci

    Dapat lang, lessgooww!!! ❤

  • @ericjohnn3599
    @ericjohnn3599 Před rokem

    WOW!

  • @peterungson809
    @peterungson809 Před rokem +16

    Maganda Sana mga Pinoy ay magturo ng homeland dialect sa kanilang mga anak. Too often they want to "blend in" thus speak only English with their kids. This is true not only abroad but here in the Philippines. Taas noon kahit kanino! Kahit pango ang ilog mo! Filipinos Tayo!

    • @xxxx2228
      @xxxx2228 Před 2 měsíci +3

      Tayong mga Pilipino lang ata ang nationality na ikinahihiya ang mismong nationality natin...
      Even the Latinos are super proud of their own culture...

    • @hcir5341
      @hcir5341 Před měsícem +2

      Language not dialect.

    • @user-nl8me9lo3k
      @user-nl8me9lo3k Před měsícem

      ​@@xxxx2228true may internalized racism maraming pinoy

    • @stanbalo
      @stanbalo Před 22 dny +1

      Yung mga bata nga now dito sa Pinas di marunong ng tagalog. Kaloka

    • @user-nl8me9lo3k
      @user-nl8me9lo3k Před 22 dny

      ​@@stanbalomga pinalaki sa internet kasi mga ganyan, may nakmjs na ganyan, sariling magulang hindi na makausap yung anak kasi ibang lenggwahe(ingles) lang ang naririnig, ibig sabihin mas madalas pa syang maginternet kaysa kausapin ng magulang to the point na hindi na natutunan yung native language nya

  • @DavidMendoza-pi3wz
    @DavidMendoza-pi3wz Před rokem +1

    Yassss gurl

  • @iiTzJawnny22
    @iiTzJawnny22 Před 4 měsíci

    Philippines would be proud.

  • @ravenreyes6676
    @ravenreyes6676 Před rokem

    ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @lakwatsaattsibog2571
    @lakwatsaattsibog2571 Před 2 měsíci +1

    would love to teach

  • @tala-araw.1
    @tala-araw.1 Před rokem

  • @liamgekzua477
    @liamgekzua477 Před rokem

    Wow nice ..

  • @zoopheeex
    @zoopheeex Před rokem +1

    👍👍👍❤❤❤

  • @ElbertMape
    @ElbertMape Před 2 měsíci +1

    Kahit hindi ka mag asawa ng pinay, puwede ka matuto ng Tagalog basta pursigido at determinado ka mag aral.

  • @southphillyexplorer
    @southphillyexplorer Před 8 dny

    Going back in September

  • @punapeter
    @punapeter Před rokem +4

    Big deal, why so slow?
    Languages - University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
    Languages Department of Languages Languages The Department of Languages offers instruction in Chinese, Filipino (Tagalog), Japanese, Korean, and Spanish, as well as related courses in literature, culture, and language studies.

    • @BillSias-op7xw
      @BillSias-op7xw Před rokem

      Because they don't have surfboards.

    • @punapeter
      @punapeter Před rokem

      @@BillSias-op7xw they got Amazon? No excuses.

    • @dejesusrussell
      @dejesusrussell Před 10 měsíci

      I mean, matagal na nilang tinuturo ang Tagalog at Cebuano sa Brigham Young University, mabagal lang ang Harvard, pero ok mabuti nga yan hehe

    • @punapeter
      @punapeter Před 10 měsíci

      @@dejesusrussell NO I don't

    • @roninbushito
      @roninbushito Před 7 měsíci

      Uh manoa has a Philippines study degree and teaches other dialects. Yeah the mainland is slow

  • @malskie18
    @malskie18 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Words like sakalam, lodi, pawer, awit etc..
    Sana all 😊

  • @Siddhartha040107
    @Siddhartha040107 Před rokem +4

    That's because tagalog is gender neutral, no pronouns that separate male from female. Fit for woke US

  • @thamchidance9847
    @thamchidance9847 Před rokem +2

    ♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍🌹🌹

  • @dantelaparannebres_27
    @dantelaparannebres_27 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Can I apply as a Filipino teacher

  • @dispelledword7818
    @dispelledword7818 Před 8 měsíci

    Filipino🔥🔥🇵🇭

  • @johnbrowneyes7534
    @johnbrowneyes7534 Před rokem

    Sawasdee💙

  • @hovengutierrez2914
    @hovengutierrez2914 Před 11 měsíci +4

    So tagalog in harvard.. im assuming they'll the old tagalog.. that's not easy . No one speaks a tagalog purist . Only chance ive heard a pure tagalog if the speaker is they had filipino major..

  • @liamgekzua477
    @liamgekzua477 Před rokem

    Dapat isama rin ang slang words like marites, charut, eklabu

  • @kahitano7410
    @kahitano7410 Před rokem +3

    mag apply ako dyan!!!!

    • @unstoppable5050
      @unstoppable5050 Před rokem

      Wow! Are you even qualified to work at Harvard University eventhough you're not graduated at Harvard School? And you don't have any relatives to support your financial.. You're dream too big! HAHAHA And for your information you're not allowed to speak Tagalog their native language was an English.

    • @jarrodyuki7081
      @jarrodyuki7081 Před rokem

      kumsuta salamat.................. hi thank you.

    • @liamgekzua477
      @liamgekzua477 Před rokem

      Ikaw n ang maging summa cumlaude doon

    • @blazingfire_0712
      @blazingfire_0712 Před 11 měsíci

      Hindi pwede kasi fluent ka, sa mga non-fluent speakers lang

  • @sydneyfacturanan_vlogs1078
    @sydneyfacturanan_vlogs1078 Před 5 měsíci

    ❤❤❤🇵🇭🥰🥰🥰

  • @kasafuego3222
    @kasafuego3222 Před 3 měsíci

    filipino lamgguage is mixed langguage with english,tagalog,spanish,chinese,indonesia..

    • @user-nl8me9lo3k
      @user-nl8me9lo3k Před měsícem

      True, but tagalog means pure tagalog, no mix of anything, so it is harder to learn

  • @yohanapereira1629
    @yohanapereira1629 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Taglish

  • @romeogamet5898
    @romeogamet5898 Před 4 měsíci

    Pagibig
    💙💙💙
    🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
    💚💚💚
    ❤❤❤

  • @user-od9kj6qo8v
    @user-od9kj6qo8v Před 8 měsíci

    Yeah I saw no Indonesians here and very unfortunate😊

  • @liamgekzua477
    @liamgekzua477 Před rokem +1

    Mag asawa na lang ng Pinay. Matuto kayo ng tagalog

  • @jarrodyuki7081
    @jarrodyuki7081 Před rokem

    kumusta palaam pakiusat salaamat makgano!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i speak austronesian austronesian sinotibetan.

  • @kimdoztv4071
    @kimdoztv4071 Před měsícem

    Duman samay samo

  • @seraphim7279
    @seraphim7279 Před 28 dny

    OMG, it can be exciting for Americans to speak Tagalog😅

  • @melvinbautista
    @melvinbautista Před 13 dny

    20 years later
    "NANDITO KAMI PARA SAKUPIN KAYO" 😂😂😂😂
    Patay na tinagalog pa😅

  • @charlesritter6640
    @charlesritter6640 Před rokem +4

    Talk about a slow News day. Is there even ONE PERSON in the entire country who cares about this story? Not to mention you can learn the language for FREE on YT

    • @wwlee5
      @wwlee5 Před rokem +3

      It's about getting credit for it while learning. Otherwise, everyone can learn everything on CZcams and not go to college

    • @arichan7599
      @arichan7599 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Tagalog is a pretty difficult language very different from how most languages structure their sentences. Watching videos won't do much

  • @DarkAngelBright
    @DarkAngelBright Před rokem +3

    Yey!!! Wala kameng pake! 🎉🎉

  • @mariavilmaomabtang3364

    That's good. I observed some Pilipino come and stay where they migrated country specialty speak English and forgot thier own race language? Then, still have guts to come back Philippines, speak English surrounded by own family who can speak own language, how is that's? Like, wow a nerve! Speak English but don't look white? Can we love our own? While others giving important?

    • @davexvillar2.074
      @davexvillar2.074 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Ok then why are you speaking in English when you’re a Filipino? Can’t u love your own language as well? Oh c’mon.

  • @bernardvillanueva6373
    @bernardvillanueva6373 Před 9 měsíci

    its becoz our grammar is more cleaarer than the other countries when we deliver the words.

    • @HexagonTheGreat
      @HexagonTheGreat Před 9 měsíci

      Tagalog is one of the most difficult language for English speakers.. despite a lot of borrowed words used in this language.. we still have the most complicated grammar

  • @Lp78Ch
    @Lp78Ch Před rokem +1

    What's next? Harvard will teach American Sign Language???

  • @mariviclusoc1387
    @mariviclusoc1387 Před rokem +5

    Better not so that you can't understand what filipino says 🤪

    • @renatzkigab2616
      @renatzkigab2616 Před 7 měsíci +1

      And that is the reason why the conflict between Americans against Filipinos happens because of miscommunication. If you agree with me then your little brain is working fine. Lol!

  • @gabrieltristan4672
    @gabrieltristan4672 Před rokem +1

    Ibeg to dis agree to this pilipino guy about being not asian look he is wrong

    • @Erick-ev5zt
      @Erick-ev5zt Před rokem

      He's probably referring to East Asians. That might be true and not true. Some Filipinos look like east asians given its proximity to China/Taiwan and Japan. Maybe that was his own opinion.

  • @gabrieltristan4672
    @gabrieltristan4672 Před 9 měsíci +1

    This guy marco knows nothing about being Filipino

    • @TickleMeElmo55
      @TickleMeElmo55 Před 5 měsíci

      I wouldn't go that far. He definitely has a tone about him that scream insecurity and victimhood. The language he used - alienation, representation, allies - is all from the post-modern liberal book of victimology 101.

  • @Robloxgamer-ol9iw
    @Robloxgamer-ol9iw Před 10 měsíci +1

    Wag naman baka maintindihan nila yung mga joke ng mga Filipino hhaah

    • @dejesusrussell
      @dejesusrussell Před 10 měsíci

      Oo nga palagi kong tinuturo sa mga kaibigan na ang happy birthday ay nauutot ako sa Tagalog

  • @melvinalonzo35
    @melvinalonzo35 Před 9 měsíci +1

    TAGALOG IS NOT A LANGUAGE BUT A.MAJOR DIALECT IN THE PHILIPPINES. THE FILIPINO IS THE language.

    • @gav214
      @gav214 Před 9 měsíci +6

      tagalog is a language and dialect is a variation of a language. For example, Batangas tagalog

  • @Rolando_Cueva
    @Rolando_Cueva Před rokem +4

    Tagalog doesn't exist, its actually Taglish 😅

    • @liamgekzua477
      @liamgekzua477 Před rokem

      So what

    • @jboycaceres2871
      @jboycaceres2871 Před rokem +7

      It still exists. Go to rural Tagalog areas....There is a Tagalog Region in the Philippines, it's so big that it's divided into two different regions. MIMAROPA and CALABARZON. If you go there, especially in the town and rural barrios, they still speak the pure Tagalog or at least the contemporary pure Tagalog (w/Spanish admixtures).

    • @Nae_100
      @Nae_100 Před rokem +6

      Rolando tumigil ka, di yata malawak iyong kabatiran tungkol sa wika namin, umayos ka

    • @reijinvyskra1759
      @reijinvyskra1759 Před 11 měsíci +2

      Hindi mo lang mawari kung paano magsalita at makisama sa iba't ibang sulok ng aming pagkakakilanlan. Maayos ka nga tol

    • @yohanapereira1629
      @yohanapereira1629 Před 10 měsíci

      Filipino can't even speak their own language.

  • @punapeter
    @punapeter Před rokem +3

    *VIRTUE SIGNALING* from the university built on opium war profits. irony

  • @aocaoc3417
    @aocaoc3417 Před 8 měsíci

    filipinos are not asians

  • @roninbushito
    @roninbushito Před 7 měsíci

    Big deal so slow there’s not many pinoys in Harvard or Massachusetts anyways. UH Manoa had Tagalog since the 1960’s

  • @TickleMeElmo55
    @TickleMeElmo55 Před 5 měsíci

    Relief? Hope? Kid drank a whole lotta us vs. white Kool-Aid. I feel sorry for him.