![Download on the [object Object] store](/_next/static/media/app-store.54381f31.svg)
Best language app I’ve used.
![Download on the [object Object] store](/_next/static/media/google-play.8bc63b58.svg)
Other Subscription Plan options:
This language is also available to purchase in Digital formats
Why Learn Tagalog?
First spoken by the Tagalog people, a major ethnic group of the Philippines, the Tagalog language is spoken by nearly 30 million people as their first language. Another 55 million people speak Tagalog as their second language. Tagalog’s standardized form is known as Filipino, which is an alternate identifier as the main language of the Philippines. An intricate language with subtle differences throughout the Philippines, One of the most widely spoken languages in Southeast Asia, Tagalog is also the official language of ASEAN, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
If you’d like to travel to the Philippines or simply want to learn more about the fascinating culture of Southeast Asia, learning the Tagalog language is a useful skill – and a rewarding one! With Pimsleur’s Tagalog lessons, you’ll enjoy:
- Expanded & enhanced travel opportunities
- Meaningful conversations with native Tagalog speakers
- A deeper appreciation of Filipino culture
- An enjoyable, unforgettable experience as you learn to speak Tagalog
Our customers choose Pimsleur for a variety of reasons; some want to connect with a relative or friend they’ve found online. Others want to simply grow their knowledge base. Whatever your reason is to learn Tagalog, Pimsleur will have you speaking the language in no time!
The Best Way to Learn the Tagalog Language
Pimsleur’s entire catalog of language courses, including Tagalog, is based on the Pimsleur Method™, developed by Dr. Paul Pimsleur (1927-1976). This technique, based on four main concepts, laid the foundation for our current instruction method, which has proved to be one of the most effective programs for learning the Tagalog language. The Pimsleur Method is built on Organic Learning, Core Vocabulary, the Principle of Anticipation, and Graduated Interval Recall.
To learn Tagalog the right way, Pimsleur’s instruction platform provides a multi-tier approach, with plentiful resources to ensure you grasp key words, quickly learn to speak conversationally, and nail down the correct pronunciation of the Tagalog language.
Our self-paced Tagalog courses include helpful resources like reading lessons, skill-building, Speed Round games, digital flash cards, Voice Coach AI pronunciation feedback, and other fun & challenging activities that ensure you reach important milestones at a rapid rate. By learning a key group of Tagalog words and sentence structures, you’ll soon recall the correct phrase or word to use in everyday, practical conversations.
Plus, Pimsleur’s mobile-friendly platform gives you endless opportunities to learn wherever you are and whenever you’d like! Whether you’re doing the dishes, taking the dog for a walk, or simply relaxing at home, it’s always a great time to learn Tagalog, and we’ll give you every chance to do so!
Why Choose Pimsleur for Online Tagalog Lessons?
Pimsleur empowers anyone wanting to learn Tagalog online – including you! We have thousands of satisfied clients in multiple countries, and our customers learn quickly with Pimsleur’s Tagalog lessons…no textbooks, no needless repetition, or grammar lessons. Study Tagalog online in the most efficient way possible – by listening and participating in actual conversation! Simply hearing words is one of the best ways to build your memory as you learn Tagalog. Similar to a child learning a new language by listening, we empower your learning journey by allowing you to hear, absorb, and acquire new Tagalog words and phrases with ease.
Our streamlined approach to learning Tagalog online is the best way to start speaking the language in just a few weeks. Start learning Tagalog today with Pimsleur!
Speak Tagalog with Confidence. Read like a Native.
Through his research, Dr. Pimsleur found that traditional teaching methods like memorizing vocabulary, conjugating verbs, and practicing grammar actually SLOW DOWN your ability to learn Tagalog. He called them the kiss of total silence because they made it nearly impossible to speak the Tagalog language. It's the reason learning a language feels so difficult, when it should feel totally natural.
It makes sense when you think about it. Have you ever seen a toddler memorizing vocabulary lists? Or picking out parts of speech in a sentence diagram? Of course not. Children learn language the way we were meant to ‐ by listening. That's because we are hardwired to remember sounds and store them in our memory automatically.
It's the same way you pick up a song on the radio. You don't have to study the lyrics or understand musical notes and chords to remember a song. Chances are, if you hear a song once you can sing along the next time you hear it.
Don't miss out. Try learning Tagalog with Pimsleur today while your first week is FREE!
