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I am looking for a students who wants to learn tagalog. Please drop a message to my skypde id: arianemalabanan or message me at hangouts: [email protected] thanks.
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    Happy birthday song in Tagalog To the tune of Happy Birthday: Maligayang bati sa iyong kaarawan. Maligayang maligaya, maligayang bati. Sa'yo ang inumin, sa'yo ang pulutan. Maligayang maligaya, sana'y mabusog mo kami!
    June 26, 2018
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    Learning tagalog words?

    There are many languages that we want to learn here in italki. Some are looking for language partner or some even looking for a teacher who can teach them to speak which language they want to learn. 

    I, from the Philippines, want to teach you tagalog if you are interested for a very low fee. Just message me in my skype: arianemalabanan 

    June 12, 2018
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    I think park street area is the best restaurant area in Kolkata because this please place is updated and populated than the other place in the city. also It's very easy to reach from any part of Kolkata as well. That's why park street is very popular restaurant. I am not a text person .I am more of a call person because sometimes it's difficult for me to make someone to understand what I am trying to say in the message. that's why I call more often and chat less. my three favourite apps on my phone are: First - "Flo", which is a period tracker and it also reminds me to drink water time to time because I am very at  always forgeting about remembering this thing. the 2nd is "skype" because I have several friends from different part of the world and by this video calling app, I often get a chance to see them. 3rd one would be is definitely  the "italki" because without this app maybe I would never be the person I am right now, this is a language learning app which helps me to improve my communication.i get to practice my spoken speaking in English by making friends over this app who are also trying to improve their communication.
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    June 7, 2018
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    Hi guys, who wants to learn tagalog?
    May 31, 2018
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    Past and Present Tense in Tagalog Here are some examples of past and present tense in tagalog: Present tense: Past tense: Mahal(love) Minahal(loved) Umuulan(raining) Umulan(rained) Aalis(will go) Umalis(left) Use in sentence: MAHAL: Mahal na mahal kita. MINAHAL: Minahal kita dati, pero hindi na ngayon. UMUULAN: Hindi ako makalabas ng bahay dahil umuulan. UMULAN: Madulas ang kalsada kasi umulan kanina. AALIS: Aalis na ako bago pa ako abutin ng ulan. UMALIS: Umalis ang aking minamahal ng walang paalam. *If you want to learn some tagalog words, please send me a message.. Thanks.*
    May 31, 2018
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    Maybe I can help you with your english. Just drop a message to my skyp id: arianemalyn thanks
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    May 31, 2018
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    This content violates our Community Guidelines.
    May 31, 2018
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    [195 In Busan, Korean. (5)]

    Would you mind correcting my essay? If you were me, how would 
you go about writing it? 
Which part should I describe in detail? I hope my explanations are clear. I hope you can understand this.

    There are many street stands on the street in downtown of Busan. They are located in front of the Lotte Department Store which is most famous and popular department store in Korea.

    I think that the street stands are mobile restaurant and bar. The customers sit down in the chairs while eating and drinking.

    Someday, I’d like to visit these restaurants. I’ll be able to know the local Korean food and related culture.

    Have you ever been there? If so, just tell me.
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    May 31, 2018
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    You should ask: how much is the beef noodles? [emoji]
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    May 31, 2018
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    We call our mother and father here in the Philippines as tatay(father) nanay(mother) [emoji]
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    May 30, 2018
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