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    So i need help (this is off topic right its not related to the sims)

    MaxieMixMaxieMix Posts: 194 Member
    edited September 2019 in Off Topic Chat
    I want to learn tagalog but so far i havent found any sites that teaches tagalog so HELP, how can i learn tagalog without actually going to the phillipines as I am a filipina myself so know any sites that teaches tagalog WITHOUT ASKING MY MOMMY or DADDY.

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    • icmnfrshicmnfrsh Posts: 18,789 Member
      You can practice with a native. And I happen to be Filipino. :)

      Although the Filipino classes I had in school were designed for native speakers, so I don't really know how lessons are structured for non-native speakers. But we can start with the basics
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    • icmnfrshicmnfrsh Posts: 18,789 Member
      Oh, and Pimsleur does have a Tagalog module IIRC, but Pimsleur is expensive in general
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    • AngelEb95AngelEb95 Posts: 1,538 Member
      Duolingo, maybe? My dad's always raving about it. He's trying to learn mandarin.
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    • phantasmkissphantasmkiss Posts: 1,520 Member
      Duolingo doesn't offer tagalog, but there's a free Google app called Drops which does. It's rated 4.7 out of 5 stars. Good luck!

      "Drops: Learn Tagalog (Filipino) language for free"
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    • MaxieMixMaxieMix Posts: 194 Member
      phantasmkiss wrote: »
      Duolingo doesn't offer tagalog, but there's a free Google app called Drops which does. It's rated 4.7 out of 5 stars. Good luck!

      "Drops: Learn Tagalog (Filipino) language for free"

      Apps dont do well with me it has to be on the computer
      AngelEb95 wrote: »
      Duolingo, maybe? My dad's always raving about it. He's trying to learn mandarin.

      Cool, Duolingo doesnt offer tagalog
      icmnfrsh wrote: »
      Oh, and Pimsleur does have a Tagalog module IIRC, but Pimsleur is expensive in general

      Umm i dont know what you are saying please say in more simpler terms

    • DeKayDeKay Posts: 81,559 Member
      MaxieMix wrote: »
      phantasmkiss wrote: »
      Duolingo doesn't offer tagalog, but there's a free Google app called Drops which does. It's rated 4.7 out of 5 stars. Good luck!

      "Drops: Learn Tagalog (Filipino) language for free"

      Apps dont do well with me it has to be on the computer
      AngelEb95 wrote: »
      Duolingo, maybe? My dad's always raving about it. He's trying to learn mandarin.

      Cool, Duolingo doesnt offer tagalog
      icmnfrsh wrote: »
      Oh, and Pimsleur does have a Tagalog module IIRC, but Pimsleur is expensive in general

      Umm i dont know what you are saying please say in more simpler terms

      He means Pimsleur has a Tagalog course, if he recalled correctly.
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    • icmnfrshicmnfrsh Posts: 18,789 Member
      DeKay wrote: »
      MaxieMix wrote: »
      phantasmkiss wrote: »
      Duolingo doesn't offer tagalog, but there's a free Google app called Drops which does. It's rated 4.7 out of 5 stars. Good luck!

      "Drops: Learn Tagalog (Filipino) language for free"

      Apps dont do well with me it has to be on the computer
      AngelEb95 wrote: »
      Duolingo, maybe? My dad's always raving about it. He's trying to learn mandarin.

      Cool, Duolingo doesnt offer tagalog
      icmnfrsh wrote: »
      Oh, and Pimsleur does have a Tagalog module IIRC, but Pimsleur is expensive in general

      Umm i dont know what you are saying please say in more simpler terms

      He means Pimsleur has a Tagalog course, if he recalled correctly.

      Yeah, they have a Tagalog course
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    • phantasmkissphantasmkiss Posts: 1,520 Member
      I Google searched learn tagalog online free and a few websites popped up. No telling how good they are, though if you need it to be free and online, it couldn't hurt to try!
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    • MaxieMixMaxieMix Posts: 194 Member
      icmnfrsh wrote: »
      DeKay wrote: »
      MaxieMix wrote: »
      phantasmkiss wrote: »
      Duolingo doesn't offer tagalog, but there's a free Google app called Drops which does. It's rated 4.7 out of 5 stars. Good luck!

      "Drops: Learn Tagalog (Filipino) language for free"

      Apps dont do well with me it has to be on the computer
      AngelEb95 wrote: »
      Duolingo, maybe? My dad's always raving about it. He's trying to learn mandarin.

      Cool, Duolingo doesnt offer tagalog
      icmnfrsh wrote: »
      Oh, and Pimsleur does have a Tagalog module IIRC, but Pimsleur is expensive in general

      Umm i dont know what you are saying please say in more simpler terms

      He means Pimsleur has a Tagalog course, if he recalled correctly.

      Yeah, they have a Tagalog course

      Yes but it is to buy so my parents wont let me get it

    • MaxieMixMaxieMix Posts: 194 Member
      phantasmkiss wrote: »
      I Google searched learn tagalog online free and a few websites popped up. No telling how good they are, though if you need it to be free and online, it couldn't hurt to try!

      Yea but its not interactive tho >.>

    • Hak_vinHak_vin Posts: 32 Member
      You can always try a "course" called Memrise - seeing as apps don't sit well with you, I think they have a website. I've used it before and they do have Tagalog (I've tried it before as well since I'm in the same boat as you ^^").
    • MaxieMixMaxieMix Posts: 194 Member
      edited September 2019
      Hak_vin wrote: »
      You can always try a "course" called Memrise - seeing as apps don't sit well with you, I think they have a website. I've used it before and they do have Tagalog (I've tried it before as well since I'm in the same boat as you ^^").

      I will try it for arabic but no tagalog, but you could change the language to tagalog
      Edit: I like it. It just has no tagalog
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    • MaxieMixMaxieMix Posts: 194 Member
      MaxieMix wrote: »
      Hak_vin wrote: »
      You can always try a "course" called Memrise - seeing as apps don't sit well with you, I think they have a website. I've used it before and they do have Tagalog (I've tried it before as well since I'm in the same boat as you ^^").

      I will try it for arabic but no tagalog, but you could change the language to tagalog
      Edit: I like it. It just has no tagalog

      NVM it does

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