i heard it was Filipino but i could be wrong!! its for a school project!!

Can someone please help me translate the following sentence?

Alam kong mahal mo ako dahil nararamdaman ko yon.

Thanks

I definitely don't think it's Tagalog. Tagalog doesn't sound like anything to me but... Tagalog.

My mother said it was the language they speak in Cebu that sounds the most like Spanish, but I'm not so sure...

(Filipino answerers or those familiar with the languages there are much loved.)

Want to learn tagalog. Whats the best way.

what is the tagalog translation of "school year"?

I heard it a few times on the Filipino show "My Girl", but I don't quite understand it...I probably spelled it wrong, but that's how it sounds..."oh-a" long A

btw, isn't My Girl awesome!?!? I love watching it...go KIMERALD! : )
Ohhh, ok...I get it now. Thanks for all your answers!

regards to culture and religion of the phillipines, would a nurse have to obide by certain ways of performing procedures. how would a nurse be expected to talk to a Filipino etc...

We have this freaking language week in our school, so I have to find out stuff about Filipino language and obviously I don't know anything 'bout it so plz plz plz HELP ME. It's due for tomorrow!!
Some important points:
.How was the language formed
.What were the old alphabets
.What are the new alphabets that people studdy today.(Not me )
.And please write down(type:D) the things you feel that are important too.

I already know how to talk tagalog but i want to know how you say "i still like you", i just dont know the word for like so yeah.
hindi maganda tunog ng gusto parin kita

I don't understand some things in the language. Din and rin are also alike to "dito" and "rito", so for instance, which is correct?: "But if you wanna be friends with him, pwede din!" or "...pwede rin!" Which is correct? When do I use the D or the R?
yes, it's in tagalog.
choiceless: thanks, very helpful, but one time i heard a friend of mine say "ako din!" during a class...? o_o

english to tagalog translation

According to this article:
http://beta.ph.news.yahoo.com/star/20080623/tph-filipino-language-international-541dfb4.html and http://goodnewspilipinas.com/wp/?p=2204,
I wonder if its true?

My momma dint teach me. Im soo mad. My whole family speaks tagolog
i dont have any filipino friends at school because they are mosltly white or chinese

i need it for my project and it's need to pass on time...please give me an answer that was in tagalog version...please help me...!!! thanks!!!

This guy I like took a quiz on facebook and his result said that the name of the person he likes starts with a C (like my name).

Then one of his friends commented on it in a filipino language, I'm not sure if it was tagalog or not.

But they said "aba cno yan"

does anyone know what that means?

I am half Filipino and want to begin studying Tagalog. Just curious how difficult it may be. I speak a little a Spanish and Portuguese so I have some experince studying other languages, but those are similar to English. Any other advise would be appreciated.

This for our project in Filipino

I have observed that most people i know who are Filipino-Americans seem to talk about their homeland negatively. I am wondering if this is indeed prevalent and i wonder why they think this way?

My great-grandfather was from Leyte and I'm interested in learning the language at some point. Unfortunately, he passed away when I was little, so I never got the opportunity to learn about my heritage from him.

i read a lot of notes, forums, letters whare these people are abbreviating words unnecessarily. if you're manually writing it on paper, or typing it on a PC shouldn't you use the exact spelling. I'm afraid if this goes on, in a few years our children will spell that way and will be the accepted norm already. What do you think?

Looking for a class that teaches Panantukan, Kali/Escrima/Arnis, etc.