Tagalog 2

Consonants

Some are borrowed from America, like c,f,j,q,v, and z

And then there's 'ng' and a letter n with a ~ on top.

The n with a ~ on top is pronounced 'enye'


'ng' is harder.

The 'ng' when at the end is pronounced like -ng in dancing.

Onga (made up word)
(O-nga)

However, when it's in the middle of the word, like panga (jaw) you pronounce 'ng' like the 'nga' in Onga.


Phrase of the week:

Magandang Umaga
(Ma/gun/dung U/ma/ga)
Good Morning

awesome! ^_____^

*tries reading the Magandang Umaga*

cant seems to get the hang of it..D:

Ma...gan...dang....u...ma..ga....wait...ur from...*shocked!!*

^.^' I think I'm butchering this language... but my intentions are good!

LOL

It's hard for me to teach the language, but I speak it!

the ~(tilde) thingy reminds me of spanish. tagalong sounds awesome!^^

I know what you mean about teaching a language... It's so hard!