Salita: Connecting Families Through Language

Salita: Connecting Families Through Language Founded in 2012, Salita! began as a Filipino school teaching language and culture. Salita!

Today, we empower families to reconnect with their roots through Tagalog workbooks, games, and resources, fostering shared learning between parents and children.

 Filipino School aims to inspire the Fil-Am youth to connect with their Philippine heritage through language and cultural education. Through creative learning, and hands-on education by our experienced instructors, Salita! instills traditional core family values and cultural enrichment in a fun, family friendly environment. Offering Courses in:

-Beginning Tagalog
-Philippine History and Culture

11/20/2024

🌈 Introducing A Kulayful Day—a fresh, fun Tagalog song for families who want to make language learning simple and joyful! 🎶

We know that finding high-quality resources to teach Tagalog can be tough. A lot of songs are either too complex or feel outdated—and we wanted to change that.

This song was made for YOU, parents, to create an easy entry point for Tagalog in your home. Whether you’re singing along with your kids or just listening in the background, A Kulayful Day helps bridge that gap. 💛

Pre-save now and let’s make Tagalog learning a colorful part of your day! 🌟
👉 https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/salitasounds/a-kulayful-day

🌟 Welcome (back) to Salita!We’re so excited to share a new chapter with you. Salita is here to help families bond throug...
11/19/2024

🌟 Welcome (back) to Salita!

We’re so excited to share a new chapter with you. Salita is here to help families bond through Filipino language, traditions, and shared moments of connection.

💬 What’s New?
• Fun and easy ways to teach your children Tagalog (while you learn too)
• Tips to embrace Filipino customs and heritage
• Inspiring ideas to strengthen family ties

🎉 Join us on this journey to celebrate and pass down our culture! Follow us here and on Instagram () for updates and resources.

📚 Learn more: www.salita.la

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05/25/2017

For my students who asked why we had certain names for colors and "descriptions" for others - p**a vs. kulay abo.

05/18/2017

She lived with us for 56 years. She raised me and my siblings without pay. I was 11, a typical American kid, before I realized who she was.

03/03/2017

For some Filipino-Americans, never learning their parents’ native dialect leads to feelings of disconnection to culture.

02/20/2017

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