Learning Tagalog

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Jack Peterson
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2 hours ago, Gerald Glatt said:

heck tagalog can't be that hard..............lots of 2 year olds speak it.:ok: 

:thumbsup: never looked at it that way!

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Clermont
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Found a free download online language translator App, and can also be used offline with limitations. App's name is 'Google translate,' has been tested on Filipino's and very accurate (no voice recognition needed). If any trouble finding the App, I'll post a picture of the App. You can speak Tagalog (Filipino) into it and it will translate to English with English voice translation and written English/speak English into it and it will write translation into Tagalog but it can't talk Tagalog. I guess it can't change the pitch of its voice to sound like Filipinos ha ha ha.

There is also a Cebuano one for people in Cebu, accurate too.

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jpbago
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3 hours ago, Gerald Glatt said:

heck tagalog can't be that hard..............lots of 2 year olds speak it.:ok: 

My tagalog is equal to that.

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Jollygoodfellow
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3 hours ago, Clermont said:

Google translate

Google translate sure does not do a good job on Facebook. No where near an english version of what is written. Example text, hahahaahhaahahaaha ang bilat ra budlat ana , translated, Hahahaahhaahahaaha the bilat ra budlat ana

It got the ha ha part right. 

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Clermont
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It will not translate that sentence because that is a different native language in the Philippines, ha ha ha is universal. If i am not wrong that is a 'Bisaya dialect' and the one that google translate can only recognize is ( Filipino Tagalog) because it is the national Language.

Ipad also has a translator in it, it is free and it's offline application also, very good also.

I have not researched/Laptops or computers, too bulky to put in hip pocket, ha ha ha. 

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Jollygoodfellow
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23 minutes ago, Clermont said:

It will not translate that sentence because that is a different native language in the Philippines, ha ha ha is universal. If i am not wrong that is a 'Bisaya dialect' and the one that google translate can only recognize is ( Filipino Tagalog) because it is the national Language.

Then why do they have a translate button if it cant be translated ? 

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Clermont
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Ha ha ha, got me there bro, must be a Chinese version, ha ha.

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Clermont
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Sorry all, that App was a Ph App.

Image result for google translate app

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Gerald Glatt
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18 hours ago, jpbago said:

My tagalog is equal to that.

you do very well then...mine is not:popcorn:.

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Gerald Glatt
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19 hours ago, Jack Peterson said:

:thumbsup: never looked at it that way!

bakit hindi..........:5714137783ea0_1(172):

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