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Learn Tagalog here ➡️ https://ling-app.onelink.me/Ue3y/q4211fss The chill way to learn Tagalog — one cup at a time. Tagalog Tea Time is a podcast-style series for anyone learning Filipino. Each episode covers everyday vocabulary, cultural phrases, pronunciation tips, and things you won't find in a textbook — all in a relaxed, easy-to-follow format. Perfect for beginners, travelers, and anyone with Filipino family or friends who wants to go deeper. New episodes every Thursday 🇵🇭🍵
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June 18, 2026
<p>Learn Tagalog here ➡️ <a href="https://ling-app.onelink.me/Ue3y/q4211fss" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://ling-app.onelink.me/Ue3y/q4211fss</a>Why does Tagalog have so many Spanish words? Why do Filipinos count money in Spanish but count siblings in Tagalog? And how did 50 years of American rule turn English into a classroom language across the Philippines?In this episode of Tagalog Tea Time, Kloe traces the two waves of colonization that shaped modern Tagalog — 333 years of Spanish rule (1565–1898) and 48 years of American occupation (1898–1946) — and shows you the fingerprints they left on the language Filipinos still speak today.</p>
June 11, 2026
<p>Learn Tagalog here: https://ling-app.onelink.me/Ue3y/j2f86u0v</p><p>Thank you means stingray? 🤔 Kloe (Filipino 🇵🇭) and Asa (Indonesian 🇮🇩) are back on Tagalog Tea Time to break down the "false friends" between Tagalog and Indonesian — words that sound identical but mean wildly different things. </p><p>From "salamat" to mutual-intelligibility challenges, this crossover is full of surprises.This is a follow-up to Episode 5 — watch that one first for the similarities and differences between Filipino and Indonesian culture and language.</p><p>⏱️ TIMESTAMPS</p><p>00:00 Intro</p><p>00:45 Recap of Episode 5 + your comments</p><p>01:30 "Salamat" — thank you vs. good morning</p><p>02:30 Stingray vs. morning (and "thank you stingray")</p><p>03:15 Shared Arabic roots, different meanings</p><p>03:45 Words for "love": mahal, sayang & sinta</p><p>05:00 "Sayang" — love vs. what a waste</p><p>06:15 Pride month culture notes on the Ling app</p><p>07:00 Cute aggression explained</p><p>08:30 "Gigil" vs. shivering from cold</p><p>09:30 More false friends (the vulgar ones 👀)</p><p>11:30 Mutual intelligibility test — can they understand each other?</p><p>14:00 "Kasi" — because vs. to give</p><p>15:30 Why nuance matters in translation</p><p>16:30 Outro + how to join the conversation</p><p><br></p><p>🎧 New episodes of Tagalog Tea Time drop every Thursday on Spotify</p><p><br></p><p>#Tagalog #LearnTagalog #Indonesian #LearnIndonesian #Filipino #LanguageLearning #TagalogTeaTime #BahasaIndonesia #Philippines #FalseFriends</p>
June 4, 2026
<p>Learn Tagalog here ➡️ https://ling-app.onelink.me/Ue3y/9gkqbcr0How do you order food like a local in the Philippines? In this episode of Tagalog Tea Time, Chloe (born and raised in Manila) and Jeans swap Filipino and Thai food culture — and teach you real Tagalog and Thai food vocabulary along the way.Tagalog Tea Time is the podcast where you learn Tagalog through stories, culture, and the stuff no textbook teaches you — brought to you by Ling, the app for learning underrepresented Southeast Asian and Eastern European languages like Tagalog, Thai, and Serbian.In this episode:- How to order food like a Filipino (key Tagalog phrases + the polite particle "po")- Filipino vs Thai food culture — rice, snacks, and culture shock- Why Filipinos have many words for rice — and the Thai equivalents- Pre-meal traditions in a Catholic vs Buddhist country- Tagalog vs Thai pronunciation (the "ng" sound westerners struggle with)⏱ Chapters0:00 Rice obsession & "emergency rice"1:30 Filipino food culture shock in Thailand3:00 Trying Filipino snacks (cornick & more)5:00 Welcome to Tagalog Tea Time6:30 Ordering food like a Filipino (Tagalog lesson)9:00 The polite particle "po" explained11:00 Pre-meal traditions: Catholic vs Buddhist13:00 Filipino dishes: pork sisig & boodle fight16:00 Why Filipinos have so many words for rice19:00 Tagalog vs Thai rice vocabulary22:00 "Let's eat" in Tagalog and Thai#LearnTagalog #Tagalog #FilipinoLanguage #LanguageLearning #Ling</p>
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Learn Tagalog here ➡️ https://ling-app.onelink.me/Ue3y/q4211fss
The chill way to learn Tagalog — one cup at a time.
Tagalog Tea Time is a podcast-style series for anyone learning Filipino. Each episode covers everyday vocabulary, cultural phrases, pronunciation tips, and things you won't find in a textbook — all in a relaxed, easy-to-follow format. Perfect for beginners, travelers, and anyone with Filipino family or friends who wants to go deeper.
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