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Would like somebody that could teach you online?

just download an English Tagalog phrasebook.

also watch some videos on youtube.

or google: "Tagalog tutor by Skype"

learning a few phrases takes an hour

learning Tagalog takes at least 1.5 years to get to reasonable fluency - studying a couple of hours a day.

do note that there is a difference between

1) learning a few phrases in Tagalog
2) learning Tagalog

a big difference.

Hi

Thank you for your reply. I am looking for a one to one coaching.

Cheers

Then, please google:

Tagalog Teacher Skype

Hey !
I'm working for a student association based on one to one language exchange (not advertising anything as it's totally free)

Currently we have really many Filipinos offering tagalog, so I thought it might be interesting for some people planning to move there or just to learn it.
Check "Knowledge X" on Fb

There is a school in Mindoro that teaches tagalog to foreigners

I'm in Cambridge:(

Hi

I'm in Cambridge UK.

Do you know anyone here ?

How soon is your fiance coming? Learning Tagalog to surprise your fiance is a sweet gesture. But Tagalog is not an easy language to learn. For one, syntax is different from English. "I would like to learn Tagalog" is "Gusto kong matuto mag-Tagalog." which reads like: "Like I to learn  to Tagalog." Or "Do you know anyone here?" is May kakilala ka ba dito?" which reads like "Any acquaintance you do here?" It takes time, a good teacher, and lots of practice to learn Tagalog.

Try to search google for Tagalog lessons in UK near Cambridge to find a Tagalog language coach. For the meantime, you might want to improve your Tagalog vocabulary. Here's a link to a site created by a Filipino mom to help other moms with their kids' Filipino lessons.

The worksheets look preschool-ish, but visuals do help in remembering words better than just using a dictionary. And the words are categorized, i.e. numbers, colors, parts of the body, etc.

HI guys

You might find this helpful. You can find a tagalog teacher here. I hired a great lady for 100 peso per hour.

She was a former BPO worker and is currently teaching me Tagalog right now for 2 hours a day through video calls.



Not this exact person, but you can choose from thousands of really talented and educated Filipino's.

I just posted a job and had people apply.