Episode 17

hello, welcome to another edition of learn filipino podcast, ako si juan at ngayon i will teach y...

An episode of the Learn Filipino with TagalogJuan podcast, hosted by Juan Tagalog, titled "Episode 17" was published on February 3, 2008 and runs 10 minutes.

February 3, 2008 ·10m · Learn Filipino with TagalogJuan

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hello, welcome to another edition of learn filipino podcast, ako si juan at ngayon i will teach you tagalog phrase 1 marunong ka ba mag-______ ? do you know how to ____? example: marunong ka ba mag-guittara? (play guitar) example: marunong ka ba mag-maneho? (to drive) example: marunong ka ba mag-saeng? (cook rice) phrase 2 nakapunta ka na ba sa ___? have you been to ____? phrase 3 pupunta ako sa ____ i will go to ___ rivermaya - wag na init ulo baby. (literally means dont be hot headed baby!)

Episode Description

hello, welcome to another edition of learn filipino podcast, ako si juan at ngayon i will teach you tagalog phrase 1 marunong ka ba mag-______ ? do you know how to ____? example: marunong ka ba mag-guittara? (play guitar) example: marunong ka ba mag-maneho? (to drive) example: marunong ka ba mag-saeng? (cook rice) phrase 2 nakapunta ka na ba sa ___? have you been to ____? phrase 3 pupunta ako sa ____ i will go to ___ rivermaya - wag na init ulo baby. (literally means dont be hot headed baby!)

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