How This AMERICAN Mastered TAGALOG in Just 2 Years!
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Salamat ulit sa pag-interview Jared!
Reading your comments, I've actually learned quite a bit from all of you. I guess that 'manalig' technically has a generally different definition than what I learned while living in the Philippines, and the word that more closely translates would be something like 'asahan'. My resources for translation and learning were pretty limited in 2019 so I appreciate the correction from all of you in the comments. I can only guess that there are a few other words too that I'm mistranslating, so I hope over time I'll get those corrected too 👍
Salamat sayo Jarod! 😊
Hey Jarod! I'm impressed with your Filipino/Tagalog guys. Gusto kong sabihin na ang pinaka malapit na kahulugan ng "manalig" ay to have faith in God. Ang word na "manalig" kasi ay specific at direct na may kaugnayan o koneksyon sa relihiyon o Panginoon, habang ang salitang "rely" naman ay general term na kung saan ay maraming pwedeng kahulugan pero iisa lang pinupunto, at 'yon ay; umasa, magtiwala, sumandal sa anumang bagay.
Halimbawa: When you say, "manalig ka" it means "fave faith in God". Hindi mo na kailangan sabihin na "manalig ka sa Diyos" sapat ng sabihin mo lang na "manalig ka" kasi understood na 'yon na ang manalig ay para lamang sa diyos.
Punta tayo sa "rely". Halimbawa. Rely on yourself, ang malapit na kahulugan ay "umasa/sumandal/dumipende ka sa sarili mo.
Ang hirap mag paliwanag sa type lang. Hehe...
Rely = nag-rely (past) / nag re-rely (present) / mag re-rely (future)
This is the hardest part for foreigners to learn when we start repeating syllables to give a root word different meaning. Hard to learn, even harder to teach, lol.
Wow na wow! ang galing nyo mga kabayan❤️ Ang sarap nyo pakinggan at panoorin.. Lagi aq nanonood videos mo..gusto q lng sabihin Maraming salamat sa pagpapalaganap ng wikang Tagalog..Mabuhay ka ❤❤❤
Konti na lang bro dederecho na Tagalog mo mejo slang pa sya hehe pero thank u pa din for embracing our culture.
I enjoy both of you guys. You two are amazing how you can speak fluent tagalog. Unbelievable! Tagalog & spanish..... both of you are just too intelligent, too smart. I love you both.
So interesting to hear foreigners discussing our culture and using our language. It's good to hear your perspectives. Nice content.😊
Grabe yong mga words non guy sa kaliwa hahahah, mas malalim na tagalog, parang halatang natuto to mag tagalog from the books. lol. mas proper tlga. Well done!
Rigorous ang training ng mga Mormons sa languages.
Manalig also means have faith.
Congratulations, Jarred Hartmann! 😀
Road to 50k subscribers.🎉
Wow! Ang lalim ng conversation niyo and yung mga realizations ng bisita mo sa pagtira sa Pilipinas. Totoo yun, na it doesn't take much for a lot of the Filipinos to be happy. Yun nga lang, as a pinoy living abroad, Filipinos deserve so much better and yung bang wish ko na sana magkaroon ng quality of life for all Filipinos in the Philippines.
Wow ang galing nyo pareho magtagalog nakakatuwa kayo..😊 God bless u both...
Shoutout from Vancouver guys! Keep it up !👍 🇨🇦
Jan yung mga relatives ko.mga ilokano😊
The right meaning of "Manalig" is to have faith or lean on Jared...
I just love polyglots. I speak Tagalog, Castilian Spanish, European French, Hiligaynón, some Arabic and German.
Vive les langues !! 😂
MAHUSAY kayong dalawa kuya jarred you show the world how pilipino is easy to be with to everybody with different nationality... SALAMAT PO SA PAG APPRECIATE SA MGA PILIPINO... KAMING mga pilipino madalas naka SMILE at Yan ang makikita mo sa bawat Mukha ng bawat isa sa amin... Hindi Kasi kami suplado or suplada😅 😅😅👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I agree...knowing spanish when I first arrived in philippines made things very hard...between the mispronounced english and the misspelled/mispronounced spanish I spent half my time thinking in spanish and couldn't pick out the english and nobody understood my spanish...
Alam mo tropang jared proud na proud 😁😁ako pag may nakausap ka na foriegner na marunong mag tagalog.....maraming foriegner nagtatagalog...sana ma interview mo rin ang mga foregner na vlogger dito pinas...isa na dwayne,kulas,caloy, marami pang iba..👍👍
Si planet Pinoy,Netherland cia gal I ng magtagalog at magluto n g pjnoy food.😊
I am a Filipino. I asked my older workmate in America (About 55 y/o). I asked here HOW OLD ARE YOU? Then she replied. "How dare you to ask me that question". She is my friend but I was surprised she's a bit angry. I just said Oh.... "I am sorry for that Question " Dahil dito sa Pinas Pag nagtatanong ako ng kaidad ko ay ok lang naman sila dito. Iba talaga ang ilang kultura sa bawat bansa.... Nice Video❤. (Later, I thought I should asked the question "HOW YOUNG ARE YOU 😅😅😅)
😅😅,pikon sila
Salamat for this 2 North American - Canada and U.S. for speaking Filipino language.
Cute😅 parang kuha talaga culture ng pinoy
Yup.. Be contented of what you had. And be happy for it.
conversational vs outdated na Tagalog tulad ng " nice to meet you"... " ikinagagalak kitang makilala" 😅
Nakakatuwa kayo mag-usap. You speak Tagalog very well. Great job! For someone just learning to speak Spanish, ang hirap... Saludo sa inyo!
Malalim na TAGALOG yan.
Ikinagagalak kitang makilala,lal I m na tagalog😊ilokano kasi ako.Pag ako anfg tanungin,Masaya ako na nakilala kita😊
Jared good morning sa iyo...Taga Antipolo din Ako dito sa Cupang Antipolo
Wow, I just realized that it's not about "What's the reason to be happy❓" , it's about " What's the reason not to be happy❓"🥰😁
THe word manalig yes malalim n salita sya pero halos gonagamit sya until now.... Manalig is friend of tiwala iisa lng yan in english is faith and trust also
Nakakaruwa nman kayong dalawa panoorin jared at jarod nakaka proud para sa akin na nagsasalita kayo ng lingwahe namin. God bless you both
Rely, Reliable: [verb] umasa, asahan; [adjective] maasahan (can be relied on; dependable); [noun] pag-asa (hope); pagtiwala (trust, dependability, reliability).
I miss my childhood days in the Philippines. Simple and free. One day when I fulfilled my responsibilities here in US as a dad to my kids, I will go back home again.
You guys are AMAZING! 👏
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SALAMAT sa inyo.
Manalig=Trust
Jared, you feel the change in you when you speak different language because you have to think like they do when communicating with them.
"Rely" - I think " naka depende" ka sa kanya or your depend on him/her.I think it's not manalig. U two are amazing. Thank you❤
Manalig ka sa Poong maykapal😊
Manalig means magtiwala
Pangkaraniwan is quite deep but we sometimes still use it.
Example:
" Hindi yan Pangkaraniwan" or you can just say to shorten the sentence, "Hindi yan Karaniwan"
So you can use either Pangkaraniwan or Karaniwan. It's just the same thing which means "USUAL".
So Hindi Pangkaraniwan o Hindi Karaniwan means Unusual or Not Frequently.😊
Ang mga pilipino sir the way mag salita loko2x mahilig mag joke😂😂kaya looking baby face dahil always happy😂😂
ang sarap sa pakinggan kapag ang isang foeigner ay marunong mag tagalog at hindi lang "marunong" ha, kundi matatas managalog! Ang galing niyo po!
You guys are awesome!
Jared, We are all Filipinos so proud of you!👌
Nagenjoy ako sa conversation nyo😊During mid 70s to 80s daming missionary sa aming neighbor province sa Banawe,ifugao.frm america.masaya kmi pag nakikita namin sila dahil friendly at down to earth😊Sana my part 2 bitin😊❤thank you magsubs ako sa kanya.o.f.w frm Honkong😊
that's true that you'll get a different personality when you learn a different language. When I speak Brazilian Portuguese, I feel like a different person. Same goes when I speak Spanish Spain, I become a different person.
The good thing in the Philippines is that the language is "heterogeneous"(A marriage of two languages), a mix of tagalog and english. It is continuously evolving, tagalog words that filipinos deemed "too deep" they will express in english. Example:
Deep: "Maligayang Kaarawan Sayo!"
Modern: "Happy Birthday Sayo!"
Acceptable sa taglish ang “rely” pati ung conjugated forms nya like nag-rely, nagre-rely, mag-rely.
Nakakatuwa nmn kau sir, sana dumami p kau
I'm really fascinated with foreigners speaking our language.
Very good. Awesome content
Mas na appreciate ko yung Tagalog nyo kaysa sa Taglish na mas karaniwan ngayon sa native speakers. Ang ganda pala.
Sentence in Filipino is " pangungusap". Idol "Tagalog" is a Dialect from Tagalog Regions. Say it "wikang Pilipino". Ang aming pambansang wika.
Katuwa lng kayong pakinggan!😊👍🇵🇭🇧🇭
Looking forward to see Dwaine Woolley in your channel..He's fluent too pati accent nya accurate 😊
Jarod👑you're very good at Tagalog. ✨👍
You just nosebleed me on the word "Manalig". 😅
Same din nang nagwork ako sa korea,, kaylangan ko talaga matuto ng korean language at sa mga koreans medyo wirdo din sa kanila pag nakarinig sila ng mga deep korean words sa mga foreigner na sumusubok mag salita ng korean 😅
So happy to hear you😊🥰
I live here in Houston, Texas. Lots of Mexicans & Latinos. The only Mexican I know is "No Mames Guey!" 😅
Hopefully I could learn Spanish in the way, way future but... I need to conquer French first.
MANALIG means -Faith
Rely means - ihaasa or ipagkatiwala
Like for example:
Ihaasa - ko sayo ang mga bills ko
Ipagkatiwala - ko sayo ang business ko.
I'm still learning though I don't know if I'm correct.
As a thai is really hard to pronaunce the tagalog words but Im ok in writing😂
yes! another video from Jared.
sarap pakingan ang kwentuhan ninyo bro.
Ang galing nyo mag Tagalog mga insan Nayan heh
Hello guys nahihilo ako sa inyo .... Ang gagaling nyo mag speak ng language namin am surprise...
Kung ako sayo Sir, mag Jowa kanalang ng pinay.... magandang lahi ng maging anak mo... walang pinagkaiba ang culture ng spanish sa mga filipino...
I am Thai and still learning tagalog.
Sawadika🙏
Mabuhay greetings from Thailand new subs here😊
Wow,ang gagaling ninyong magsalita ng Tagalog mga sirs 👍.Pilipino ako pero baluktot akong magtagalog 😅.
Ako nga pagnagtagalok ako.my nakapuna sa akin sa accent ko.tinanong ako na ilokano k a ano?😅
@@floridaaguada4216 Half tagalog at half ilocano ako pero mostly ilocano ang salita namin sa bahay kaya matigas ang pronunciation ko sa tagalog 🫤
Sir.next mo naman kausapin si Indiano Bicolano (kuya robin)
Astig ang usapan nyo ah...good for you both.😊
Wow nakatira ka pala dati sa Cogeo. Antipolo
I'm starting to think the secret to learning languages is learning and trying to immerse and embody yourself in the culture of the language. 🤔
Manalig is another meaning Magtiwala o Maniwala
got my stomach going with philippine memories...biggs used to have a tofu/soy sauce salad (it had a local name that escapes me) that was awesome, but that's gone...Max's (all major cities?) sizzling tofu with medium spicy little red peppers (they said it's a native pepper but it looks and tastes exactly like thai peppers) is great...congo grill sizzling tofu has really good sauce...chow king tofu and rice is a good deal, except if you're a normal sized westerner you'll need like 3 or 4 orders of it...pizza hut has gotten better crusts over the years, used to just be like a cracker crust -- but you need to bring your own crushed red pepper because they don't have the packets...
others
wendys (all major cities?) is a spaghetti joint, jollibee (found in all cities?) is basically a localized mcdonalds with a bee instead of a clown, duncan (all major cities?)has unsweet donuts (about the only thing in the philippines that isn't too sweet), shakeys is about the same, as is carl's jr, subway has a similar menu but minus most of the veggies, seattle's best and starbucks (found in all cities?) are about the same at half the price....
no refills on drinks, but probably better off getting it in a can if your stomach isn't filipino tap water adapted...
Awesome video Po !!🤩🤩😎😎
Coming home for Christmas or in Colombia 🇨🇴? Love to see some new videos for Christmas Po !! Thanks 🙏 ❤️😀
Puede mo rin po bang makausap si bisayang hilaw?
Galing naman magtagalog ng dalawang to. Jared pag sinasabi mo natututo mo rin in sentence mas maganda pakinggan na sabihin mong "natututunan mo rin" minsan. Depende sa sentence mo.
Manalig-faith
I'm not a Filipino.i don't know what they're saying.. but in fairness.. ang galing nila 🫰
Wow mas magaling pa ata kayo magTagalog kaysa mga Filipino American.
Agree 👍, wala interest kahit Filipino American ka pa.
omg both of u are so awesome
Gandang araw po sa lahat!
I'm very proud of you guys
I challenge you bro to speak bisaya, a local dialect here in Philippines which is actually widely spoken in Visayas and Mindanao area in the Philippines
Wow amazing kayong dalawa👏👏👏
Manalig, pwede rin gamitin ang Magtiwala, mas common un, also mean us faith
Jared, si Juwonee nman ang kausapin mo. She’s Korean who speaks fluent Tagalog. Meron siyang you tube channel called “Juwonee”. Good luck! 😊
Yes .. she speaks Tagalog like a Pinay (and sounds like one) even though her native language is Korean. She feels more Pinay than Korean and actually experienced culture shock when her parents made her go to Korea.
When foreigner speaks tagalog, almost everything are really tagalog words while in reality current Pinot like me when we speaks are not purely tagalog but mixed english and tagalog words hehehe❤
Hi idol. Manalig - is have faith in. Manalig ka sa Dios-have faith in God. Manalig ka sa kanya -have faith in him/her.
Please do an interview with Kuya Jake. Amerikano yun na fluent din mag tagalog.
Marami kang makakausap na nag tatalog na walang dugong pinoy sa nagmission sa Pilipinas katulad ni Jarod
I'm so amazed with americans speaking tagalog, it's the hardest language I think to learn. Where do you find them?
Manalig generally refers to "faith".
dto sa iloilo my nakapag aswa ng girl na kana dito na cya tumanda my apo na cya ngayon hnd na cya halos marunong mag english ilongga na cya hehe meron din mexican ilongga narin dto lng po yan sa barotac nuevo iloilo
😊😊😅
Rely = umasa
Manalig = have faith
Manalig means to have faith on. Manalig is a word often used with God.
Gagaling nyo mag Tagalog ah👍👌
Ang galing mo magtagalog sir pero kulang parin Kase Hindi parin nawawala Yung pagiging American mo islang smooth parin hehehehe pero thank you so much sa pag tangkilik sa lenguahe Namin mahal ko kayu bro
I am learning Tagalog right now, but it is hard because all of the content never has Tagalog subtitles it would be so cool if you could add Tagalog subtitles
last sentence: matútutunan mo din ang sarili mo. / du lernst auch (etwas) über dich selbst.
Si American Jared #2 may U.S. accent. Jared #1 may England British Canadian Accent. Kaya Pala nakapunta sa Philippines 🇵🇭 si American Jared magaling sa tagalog, kamukha nya si "Mario Brothers" Hahaha nag Spanish na ang dalawa in the end....😂😂...
Ito po mga ibang words na pare-parehas ng ibig sabhin. TAKPI, TAKPAN,TAKIPAN.
Hahah grabe galing mo 😅😅😅
Kumain at kinain.. root word kain pero mgkaiba..
Manalig means to have faith
"Manalig" is actually "Have Faith".
Example:
Manalig sa Dyos. (Have Faith in God).
Nananalig ako sa Dyos.
(I am having Faith in God).
May Pananalig ako sa Dyos.
(I have Faith in God).
Grabe, alam nya yung word na "nag papalaganap" 😂
Mormon language training is the most rigorous.
Wow amazing
MANALIG - To have faith 🙏