The Landas Network: Learn Tagalog On-line

01/10/2025

This week at the Landas Network, our lesson focuses on how the Abakada can help with correct pronunciation and faster vocabulary growth. You’ll see how related words build on each other, like ala-ala (memory) and paalala (reminder), or isa (one) and kaisa-isa (one and only).

We’ll also explore everyday words such as tao (person), asawa (spouse), and isara (to close), all rooted in the sounds of the Abakada. Once you’ve mastered it, pronouncing Tagalog words feels more simple and natural.

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Learning Tagalog starts with the Abakada, your key to correct pronunciation and faster vocabulary growth. In this lesson, you’ll see how related words build ...

22/09/2025

This week at the Landas Network, our lesson is all about Taglish - using English words as if they were Tagalog. We’ll show you why Taglish isn’t just natural for Filipinos, but also a powerful way to learn Tagalog faster.

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Did you know that Taglish isn’t just about mixing English with Tagalog? It’s actually a powerful way to learn Tagalog grammar.In this video, you’ll see how E...

08/09/2025

In this Tagalog mini-lesson, we show that there are emotional variations of ito, iyan, and iyun (“this” and “that” in English). These are "eto", "ayan", and "ayun", which add special nuance in real conversations

the full-length lesson is here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7QCdoUFHr4&list=PL-fWKiF4nBktmD1MxTSpN3mMrRqL0oIPu&index=4

06/09/2025

Landas lessons make Tagalog easier to learn for fluent English speakers by using familiar English concepts as tools to understand how Tagalog works. It’s the shortest path to conversational Tagalog.

Here's our latest lesson:

Ay naku! Magulo! (Oh my goodness, so confusing!) Not anymore!In this Landas lesson, you’ll learn why every English sentence can be translated into Tagalog in...

27/08/2025

Learn Tagalog online for free (libre, walang bayad) with The Landas Network YouTube Channel. Subscribe for simple lessons, practical tips, and easy explanations to help you understand and speak Tagalog with confidence.

17/08/2025

A mini-lesson on the connector word "na," which serves as a separator between a descriptor and the word it modifies.

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16/08/2025

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This week's video - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_jwwzKcYEZ8

This mini-lesson explains three passive verbs formed from the root word hiya (embarrassment) and shows how different prefixes change the meaning of the root ...

16/08/2025

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12/08/2024

ipaalam mo, sabihin mo (let me know / tell me) explains why the approach to translation should always be FIGURATIVE and not LITERAL.

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29/05/2024

An explanation of how "ay" is typically used in Tagalog sentences.