How To Say "I know" In Tagalog || Tagalog Lesson For Beginners

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Tagalog With Albine

Aralin World LLC

49 episodes

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This is mostly about General Tagalog Practice. Albine helps Non-Filipinos learn a new language: Tagalog. She tutors individuals or groups since 2019. She's a program designer, content creator, and coach; earned her Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Adamson University, Manila; joined the Engineering, Science & Tech Faculty in Emilio Aguinaldo College Cavite and served there for about 10 years; a board passer of the prestigious Licensure Exams For Teachers (Philippines). In 2016, she moved in United States and married Bruce Bodo.

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How To Say "I know" In Tagalog || Tagalog Lesson For Beginners

Tagalog With Albine

27 minutes 2 seconds

2 years ago

How To Say "I know" In Tagalog || Tagalog Lesson For Beginners

This episode is suited for either Beginners or Intermediate in Tagalog. Today, Albine will help you understand the meaning of "marunong", "alám", and "kilala" and how to use them in a sentence.

Marunong (adjective): knowledgeable
Alám (noun): aware, known
Kilala (adjective): known, familiar
Alám ko. (I know)
Marunong ako. (I'm knowledgeable of)
Kilala ko. (I know him/her)
Kilala ko si Simon. (I know Simon)
Alám ko ang adobo. (I know what adobo is)
Marunong akóng mag-adobo. (I know how to cook adobo)
Marunong akóng maglutò ng adobo. (I know how to cook adobo)
Alám ko ang Tagalog, kauntî lang. (I know Tagalog, just few)

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