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Hello! my name is Rose š¹ from Philippines šµš I have a neutral accent and easy to understand.
Speaks: English, Tagalog and Bisaya/Cebuano
⢠With 1 year of experience in teaching š©āš«
⢠Graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Tourism Managementš©āš
⢠Has a TEFL Certificate (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) and TESOL Certificate (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) š
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⢠Knowledgeable in speaking difficult words in Tagalog, Bisaya/Cebuano
⢠Will sharpen your vocabulary and speaking skills in Tagalog or Bisaya/Cebuano.
Who do you want to teach?
⢠Students who want to learn more how to speak Tagalog or Cebuano
⢠Students who wants to speak Tagalog and Cebuano straightly and fluently
What is my teaching style?
⢠I will make sure that our class will be fun but has a quality way of learning
⢠I will teach you Tagalog or Bisaya phrases
⢠I share the sentence structure (how they formed grammatically)
⢠How to form different tenses of verbs and how they are connected with the nouns and pronouns
⢠How the correct words arrange to form sentences to become fluent in Tagalog or Bisaya
⢠I also teach slang words that you may use for the casual conversation in tagalog
⢠Daily slang words
⢠New terms in tagalog that we commonly use.
What to expect?
⢠The student will become more comfortable in speaking Tagalog or Bisaya Language
⢠Widen the vocabulary skills of the student
⢠The student will not only learn phrases but he/she can also construct his/her own sentences
⢠The student will become fluent in tagalog and can speak straightly in Tagalog or Bisaya
⢠The student can express her ideas that he/she wants to say in tagalog or Bisaya language freely and in a knowledgeable way.
I am glad to teach you Tagalog, Bisaya/Cebuano Language. You can give me the details of the topics that you want in advance so I can fully prepare it to you. You may also leave a message if you want to cancel our class.
Yes, anyone can do it. Basic Tagalog or Bisaya is rather easy to learn compared to other languages. However, it is quite different from English. It takes some time to get used to the language.
Learning Tagalog is much like learning how to drive. Itās not difficult, itās just a matter of getting used to it. And like driving, the more you do it, the better you become. Eventually, speaking Tagalog or Bisaya will become second nature to you.
Itās important to use good materials when you learn. Not just to make learning easier and avoid guesswork, but also to learn what people really say in particular situations, and to make good use of your time.
How long it takes depends mostly on the materials you use and how much you practice.
Regular self-study with good materials is the fastest way to reach a speaking level. With our materials, this would take you about 6 months at a pace of 15 to 30 minutes per day (for a total of about 70 hours).
If you have more time, you could do 2 or 3 sessions a day. This way, you could even be fluent in 3 months.
Practicing what you have learned with native speakers for a few months in everyday situations is necessary to become fluent. Start practicing before you finish the course. The earlier, the better!
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