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Making Out in Tagalog is your indispensable guide to contemporary Tagalog language (Filipino) as it's really spoken on the streets of Manila.
This best-selling Tagalog phrase book is the perfect introduction to everyday interactions in The Philippines and includes colorful slang that'll help rev up your social life. A great way to learn Tagalog, Making Out in Tagalog features a pronunciation guide, and notes on Tagalog language and culture. With Making Out in Tagalog, you'll be able to express yourself when:
This best-selling Tagalog phrase book is the perfect introduction to everyday interactions in The Philippines and includes colorful slang that'll help rev up your social life. A great way to learn Tagalog, Making Out in Tagalog features a pronunciation guide, and notes on Tagalog language and culture. With Making Out in Tagalog, you'll be able to express yourself when:
- Making new friends
- Sharing a meal
- Going out on the town
- Flirting and getting amorous
- And much more!
Price: $7.95
Pages: 160
Publisher: Tuttle Publishing
Imprint: Tuttle Publishing
Series: Making Out Books
Publication Date:
09 August 2016
Trim Size: 7.50 X 4.00 in
ISBN: 9780804843621
Format: Paperback
"A neat little phrasebook for those trying to learn Tagalog, the main language of the Philippines. Contains some phrases that other books wouldn't even attempt to address, phrases relating to man-woman relationships and other things. Very well put together." —Goodreads
"One of the things that I most like about the books is that they include the English translations of the phrases as well as the sentences and words in the writing system of the language alongside the transliteration. This is great both for those who are interested in a more conversational approach and for those interested in more in-depth learning." --Eurolinguiste
"One of the things that I most like about the books is that they include the English translations of the phrases as well as the sentences and words in the writing system of the language alongside the transliteration. This is great both for those who are interested in a more conversational approach and for those interested in more in-depth learning." --Eurolinguiste
Renato Perdon is a Filipino native speaker now living in Sydney, Australia. He is an accredited translator both from and into Filipino and also edits the Filipino language section of the community newspaper Bayanihan News.