Can you give me some help in speaking Tagalog.?
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"You are beautiful" is "Matahom ka" in Cebuano and "Maganda ka" in Tagalog.\n\nI love you is "gihigugma tika" in Cebuano "mahal kita" in Tagalog.\n\nHere are two pages about romantic phrases in Tagalog:\nhttp://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/Tagalog_Homepage99/tagalog_romantic_phrases.htm\n\nhttp://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/Tagalog_Homepage99/tagalog_romantic_phrases1.htm
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its not a philippine dialect. Its english.\nIts guys and. NOt guysand. Maybe youe received it in SMS, so you thought its a 1 word. Siguro taga Minadano textmate mo
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Hmmm... did u mean "Iniibig kita?"  That means "I love you" in Tagalog.\n\nTo say, I love you too -- say "Iniibig din kita" or "Mahal din kita." -- Good luck.
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Your question is confusing.  You want statistics?  Also noted, there are many dialects of the P/Filipino language, including Tagalog.
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I cn only give you one since its a hard word..i always hear dis one... nakipagpanayam ka na ba sa iyong mga kasamahan?.. hoped it helpd u.
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Okay lang...pagod pero magpahingalay\n\nIkaw? Kumusta?
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http://www2.seasite.niu.edu/tagalogdiscuss/_disc2/000016a7.htm
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Tila ibon kung lumipad, sumabay sa hangin ako'y napatingin \nSa dalagang nababalot ng hiwaga. \nMapapansin kaya sa dame ng yong ginagawa \nKung kaagaw ko ang lahat may pag asa bang makilala ka \n\nCHORUS\nAwit na nananawagan, baka sakaling napakikinggan\nPag-ibig na palaisipan sa kanta na lang idaraan\nNag aabang sa langit, sa mga ulap sumisilip\nSa likod ng mga tala, kahit sulyap lang Darna\n\nAng swerte nga nman ni Ding, lagi ka nyang kapiling \nKung ako sa kanya niligawan na kita \nMapapansin kaya sa dame ng yong gingawa \nKung kaagaw ko ang lahat may pag asa bang makilala ka \n\n[Repeat CHORUS]\n\nTumalon kaya ako sa bangin, para lang iyong sagipin \nIto ang tanging paraan para mayakap ka \nDarating kaya... sa dami ng ginagawa \nKung kaagaw ko sila paano na kaya? \n\n[Repeat CHORUS]\n\nNag aabang sa langit, sa mga ulap sumisilip \nSa likod ng mga tala, kahit sulyap lang Darna \n\nahha
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english, tagalog and one dialect (visaya) :)
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go to Cebu or Negros or any Visayan island and live there for a year- this is the absolute best way- if thats not possible- try an on-line search -just type in "Cebuano"-- there are CD based courses- for a fee of course-- but there are some basic free sites on the web.\nCheck out:\n http://www.filipinolanguages.com/visayan_new.htm\nor:\nhttp://www.bohol.ph/diksyunaryo.php
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try this\nhttp://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html
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Maganda ang buhay / Ang buhay ay maganda - Tagalog
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Bahay Kubo\n\n\nMunti de kahit de Bahay-kubo, \nSarisari halama'y d'Ang.\nBubong, dingding gumigiray ; \nDi haligi'y d'Ang humapay.\nSingkamas d'Ang, tubo, talong\nInimpok SA de Na peut silong, \nNagkagusto de mai Kastilang, \nTodo-todo kamkami'y de Nang.\nKundol de Maging au patola ; \nHinog de Manggang, pinya de kahit, \nAmer'kano et pumutpot, \nSinimot ay de Halamanan.\nLuya de Pati aux kamatis\nMatatamis saging de mang de O, \nDorobo de Na de mai Hapones, \nKianlbo ay de bakuran d'Ang.\nMunti de kahit de Bahay-kubo, \nSarisari halama'y d'Ang.\nHalimaw d'anneau de Sarisari\nNabundat d'Ang au nagnakaw. \n\nRamon Amancio Estanque
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If you really wanna learn Tagalog, just e-mail or IM me, I'll teach you\n\njdaza_03010@yahoo.com.ph\n\nI'm a Filipino girl.
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I can speak basic Spanish, though I'm not native speaker, but you can get me(I mean, my) help at adamccl@yahoo.com.\n(Sorry, My British accent is a bit intense)
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Why do you need to translate to Tagalog. 90% Filipinos speak English and the other 10% understand English
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Tagalog is the main language of phillipines.According to the 1987 Constitution, Filipino and English are both the official languages. The twelve major regional languages are auxiliary languages of their respective regions, each with over one million speakers: Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilokano, Hiligaynon, Waray-Waray, Bikol, Kapampangan, Pangasinan, Kinaray-a, Maranao, Maguindanao, and Tausug.\nThe Filipino language is a standardized dialect based on Tagalog that incorporates common words from other Philippine languages.