Lesson 33 Notes: Lesson 33 will help you introduce others. It also refreshes your memory of past lesson about pronouns. Introducing others Using ANG for generic names/titles Using SI for proper names Using PO to express politeness Files: - Revised Link – (audio at blip.tv)
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 31 Notes: Learn some very useful Tagalog honorifics; the counterparts of Miss, Sir, Ma’am. Use the honorifics to show respect or your being polite to other people. Files: – Lesson 031 – Lesson 031B – Audio (at blip.tv)
Lesson 30 Notes: This lesson is a vocabulary exercise of all the words encountered since Lesson# 001. File: – Lesson 030 – Lesson 28/29/30
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 25 Notes: Of course it is not only one person you’d have to tell the whereabouts, there will be times groups will be your subject. In this lesson, learn to tell where groups are. Files: – Lesson 025 – Audio
Lesson 24 Notes: Learn how to tell where a person is. Files: – Lesson 024 – Audio – Easy Vocabulary Test – Easy Vocabulary Answers
