Lesson 33: ILAN? (How Many?)

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Go Filipino: Let's Learn Tagalog

Kris Andres

55 episodes

9 months ago

Tagalog, which is mainly spoken in the Philippines, is one of the most beautiful languages in Asia. Writer and self-confessed language nerd Kris Andres wants to share that beauty with you. Whether you are visiting the country for business or pleasure, married or dating someone from the Philippines, an English-speaking Filipino trying to find their ethnic identity, or just trying to learn something new, this podcast is for you. It features lessons and exercises that would help you understand the Tagalog language and (hopefully) speak like native Pinoys.

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Lesson 33: ILAN? (How Many?)

Go Filipino: Let's Learn Tagalog

57 minutes

5 years ago

Lesson 33: ILAN? (How Many?)

This episode focuses on the Tagalog word for "how many." We will also focus on why Filipinos need to open a discussion about why Black lives matter.

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