Lesson 32 Notes: Lesson 32 is a refresher lesson of the things we learned from Lesson# 2, 12, and the 20s. In this lesson we will study the following: Introducing yourself in Tagalog Using ANG for generic names/titles Using SI for proper names Using PO to express politeness Files: – Lesson 032 – (audio at blip.tv)
Lesson 29 Notes: This is more like a continuation of Lesson 005. Learn another way to ask “How are you” and “How do you do” in Tagalog. Files: – Lesson 029 – Lesson 28/29/30
Lesson 28 Notes: This exercise is a reading exercise. This is to test the learner how much written Tagalog can one decipher. Files: – Lesson 028 – Lesson 28/29/30
Lesson 27 Notes: In this lesson, a “Nasa” statement will be turned into a question; a question answerable by “yes” or “no.” Files: – Lesson 027 – Audio – Additional Document
Lesson 26 Notes: Look for people. Learn how to form a question that “looks for people” Files: – Lesson 026 – Audio
Lesson 17 Files: – Lesson 017 – Audio – Test A – Chart – Review Pronouns – Answer – Lesson 017
Lesson 16 Files: – Lesson 016 – Audio
Lesson 15 Files: – Lesson 15 – Audio – PYL# 3 Audio
Lesson 11 Notes: Introduce yourselves to the Tagalog adverbs and its difference with adjectives. Files: – Lesson 011 – Audio
Lesson 10 Notes: Learn to put gravity in your Tagalog adjectives by doubling your word. Files: – Lesson 010 – Audio
