I am a Filipino citizen and my mom manager is planning to take me for tourist and he don't know what to write a invitation letter...
please can you give me some sample of invitation letter.
those it need a stamp in Cyprus?

I recently moved from the USA to the Philippines. I am currently 14 years old and attending 2nd year public high school. Though I attend a 1st year Filipino class as well as having a tutor. How long and difficult will it be to learn the language here?
So after I'm done learning Tagalog, how long will it take for me to learn a regional language such as Ilocano (my mom's decent) or Hilagayon (my dad's decent?

I already speak English and Spanish (Mexican dialect) fluently, and I want to learn another language. I have a lot of Filipino friends, and have been told that filipinos are basically asian mexicans. So, is it a difficult language to learn?

Are there places where I could learn it?
ok, so, in no way did that answer my question. i know they are not mexican. its just a joke, since my mom is mexican, and the girl i was talking to is filipino.

I am filipino and i think it would be cool if i knew how to speak filipino so i really wanna learn but my mom says there are no filipino schools in the USA.

I'm half pinoy half white. I live with my mom who is white. Whenever I visit my filipino family they speak in tagalog and I barely understand. I don't get to see my dad often so he can't really teach me.

my mom is filipino and she wants me to learn the language. i want to learn too but there are no tutors or courses avaliable where i live. my mom has triednto teach me but it does not really work because shejust asks me to give her an example of what i want to learn in filipino ion english so she can translate it. no matter how many times i tell her that its not the way to teach someone a language and i will never learn sentence structure like that SHE DOES NOT LISTEN! can you recomend any systems? oh and i am going tot he philippines in about a year and i'd like to be able to speak the language by then if possible.

I'm Filipino born here in America and I have a lot of friends that are too. We all have one thing in common in that we can't really understand Tagalog except when it comes to short phrases, curse words, and foods. Is there a reason for this? Because my mom just gets annoyed when I ask her about it.

Apparently it's common because most of the American Filipinos I meet don't speak the language. It makes me sad sometimes because I wish I could talk to my relatives in the Philippines in Tagalog but I can't.

I dont speak tagalog and my grandmother doesn't speak english. i want to make a card she understands. Can you give me a good message if this isn't that good when translated:

Warm thoughts,
happy times,
and pleasant memories
so often include you...
You always were
and always will be
a very special grandma and mom.

Happy Birthday
With Love,
and the names will be here.

hi, the question is that im a teen who would like to learn filipino (tagalog or ilocano). my mom speaks it fluently but i would rather learn from a school or something. i live in the northern chicago area. does anyone have any recomendations? please, and thanks.

I am a half filipina. My dad is from Pakistan and my mom is obviously from the Philippines. I know how to talk in Urdu ( language in Pakistan )a little, but not really Tagalog, only maybe hi's and how are you's.
So is there a thing that will make me faster to learn Tagalog besides... Rossetta Stone

im filipino (half) and i want to learn to speak tagalog because out of my cuzins, my family (other than my mom) doesnt know how to speak it... and i feel left out...lol

can anyone give me a good website to use? im 12 years old so i kinda need a website thats easy to use and not all complicated and stuff lol...

I have a (Filipino) student whose last name ends in "cillo," and his mom pronounces it "cillio." Is this a traditional pronunciation?

I'm half Filipino(half Black ^.^) and I wanna learn Tagalog or Ilocano enough to understand it. I know some of the basics for Tagalog(almost nothing in Ilocano) but I want to at least understand it. My mom teaches me some but most of the time she just tells me to listen. I have a general understanding of spanish though.

Well, I'm half Filipino (on my mom's side, of course) and my dad is an American. And every time her and one of her sisters or one of her Filipino friends talk on the phone, she talks so loud! And while we're at Wal mart, she talks so loud in her native language, people keep staring at her in the store. I just wonder why Filipinos talk so loud on the phone.

i'm half filipino and all my friends and my mom's family speak tagalog and i feel totally left out..please help me? i want to find one that is in california..orange county to be a little more specific..if there's langauge school for vietnamese and keorans..why can't there be for filipnos? HELP MEE!!

if you have a chance..do you want to learn it??..

im kinda jealous to other asian countries who uses their own script... so i studied ours...the alibata(baybayin)... but my mom told me that i'm just wasting my time because im not going to use it anyway... why is that??

**dapat tnatangkilik natin yung sarilng atin diba??**

My mom's side almost all of them virtually live in Northern Mindanao and around Cebu. I'm a Filipino-American and I'm not sure which I should learn. My mom knows Visayan, Tagalog, and something else.

hi, i'm trying to learn how to speak tagalog so i can speak with my mom and friends. I know some words and sentences but i don't get other stuff like in a sentence you don't use ako (i) when your talking about yourself. like i love you. mahal kita? you don't use ako, so i would like to learn all about this please. I want someone to teach me more about it and i have asked my mom to teach me, but all she did was buy me a filipino/english dictionary because she is too busy.