Lesson 9: Colors

06/26/19 • 26 min

Happy Pride, mga kapatid! Let's talk about colors in Tagalog and how they are used as adjectives.
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Lesson 8: Root Words (The Bases Of Tagalog Nouns, Adjectives, And Verbs)

We previously learned about Markers, those tiny words that assign roles to nouns within a sentence. Naturally, we should be learning about nouns, but in the Tagalog language, nouns are part of a much larger grammatical entity that includes verbs and adjectives. We are going to learn about root words.
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Lesson 10: Tagalog Numbers

We are taking things slowly as we talk about how Tagalog speakers count numbers.
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