Tagalog Private Tutor that understands you

Name: Rico Sacro : Private Filipino Tutor in Manila and Online
Brand: Tutoroo
SKU: tutoroo:253593
Price: 600 PHP
Availability: LimitedAvailability
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Private Filipino Tutor in Manila and Online

Hello there! I'm Rico, a young native Filipino (Tagalog) speaker who was born and raised here in the Philippines. For more details about me, just kindly refer to the following hashtags below.

#Bilingual speaker

#Certified campus journalist for over 5 years using both languages. My forte is Literary.

#Aspiring Medical Doctor—currently attending my pre-med program (BS Radiologic Technology) at a private university in the Philippines.

#Certified TEFL and TOEIC qualifier

#Certified Part-time Online ESL Teacher

#Certified freelance Voice-Over Artist for both languages.

#Certified Filipino linguist (translator & transcriber)

I am here, because I am willing to share with you my full knowledge of our culture and main dialect, which is Tagalog. So, if you want to learn basic, intermediate, advanced, or better yet you want to sound like a native speaker then I could help you with that. Rest assured that my teaching method is highly relevant and conversational, so that you might not get bored during our class. I promise that my job is done with passion and always dedicated to excellence.

Still hesitant? Why don't you try to book a trial lesson with me, and I'm sure that I am a good fit for your needs. See you in class, maraming Salamat! :)

Frequently Asked Questions

How easy is it to learn Filipino in Manila?

To tell you honestly, learning a new language isn't that easy, but I do believe that if you have someone to talk with, practice with, then it makes the progress easier. So, it's not too late to learn, just ping a message on the right person and voila!

Note: Don't worry, learning Filipino in Manila is akin of amicable one, because we used to have the concept of using "Taglish (Tagalog-English combination)" so that you will better understand the language.

Is Filipino easy to learn?

As what I've mentioned above, learning a new language isn't easy, because it takes time, but don't be discouraged. As long as you have me as your friendly, patient, and passionate tutor I got your back. At first, it's like an ocean, but at the end it will become a lake. You know what I mean, right?

To be exact, according to research the average lesson hours that students could have for them to learn a new language is around 1, 300+ times, but still my stand remain the same. "It depends upon the learner and the instructor."