I need a Tagalog/Filipino private language tutor!?
We are American missionaries in Baguio City and we need to find some one who can teach us the Filipino and possibly Ilocano language. If you know of someone or of a website that can lead us to one that would really help us.
Also I just wanted to add that we need a tutor that is professional(preferably with a language teaching degree) and has taught these languages before, we had a tutor before in Mindadnao and it didn't work out because they didn't know really how to teach the language, they just basically knew it pretty well, Thanks
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hi! I am Ilocano (:-) Visit this site
http://www.ilocano.org/community/dictionary.php
http://www.iluko.com/ilocano_dictionary.asp
http://www.foreignword.com/dictionary/Tagalog/
You should buy yourself a copy of the Rosetta stone. You’ll be speaking basic Tagalog in a matter of months. Keep in mind learning a language means you’ll have to devote yourself to it for 8 hours a day 5 days a week for several months if you want to be proficient at it.
hello! i am nathaniel p. casuncad, i think i can help you with tagalog but not ilocano. unfortunately i am residing in olongapo city, zambales. i am a govt employee in Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority. maybe i can answer your filipino language problems online, you can email me at casuncadstore@yahoo.com
i hope i can help.
GREETINGS!!!
naimbag a malem mo(ilocano)/magandang hapon sa iyo(tagalog)/good afternoon!!!
i’m shariff eboy, tourism student, studying at Pines City Colleges, Baguio City. currently here in manila for my practicum. if you want to learn about filipino language and eventually ilocano, i can teach you, i’m willing. just e-mail me at (seys_eboy@yahoo.com.ph). i’l reply as soon as you send message as fast as i could also….godbless!
best regards,
seys
I am willing to give my excellent service in tutoring ilocano and tagalog to those who needs to learn and improve their ilocano dialects.