Lesson 15: Focus Pronouns

10/23/19 • 47 min

In this lesson, we get to know pronouns in the Tagalog language, particularly those that serve as the focus of a sentence, and whether you will need a Filipino version of a preferred pronoun.
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Lesson 16: Relational (Non-focus) Pronouns

In this lesson, we continue our discussion about pronouns in the Tagalog language as we take a closer look at the Relational Pronouns. We see how Tagalog pronouns change depending on whether the noun is the focus or not.
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