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U is for umaga, the end of the night--when Mama kisses me good morning, and dark becomes light.
My First Book of Tagalog introduces preschool children to the Tagalog language--also known as Filipino--the national language of the Philippines, which has been influenced by both Spanish and English. Important everyday words in Filipino culture are presented in a playful and approachable ABC structure that makes learning fun and easy. Studies have shown that kids this age are developing language skills at a rapid rate--learning new words is a snap for them The catchy rhymes in this book reinforce learning, and children will be delighted by the charming Filipino kids they meet on each and every page. An introduction to the sounds of Tagalog along with notes on the Filipino language and culture provide a positive learning experience for both youngsters and parents. An introduction to the sounds of Tagalog words, along with kid-friendly notes on linguistics and culture throughout, makes learning to speak Tagalog a positive experience.It takes about 5 Hours and 30 minutes on average for a reader to read My First Book Of Tagalog Words: Filipino Rhymes And Verses. This is based on the average reading speed of 250 Words per minute.
The recommended reading level for My First Book Of Tagalog Words: Filipino Rhymes And Verses is Preschool through 3rd Grade .
The Lexile score for My First Book Of Tagalog Words: Filipino Rhymes And Verses is 610.
My First Book Of Tagalog Words: Filipino Rhymes And Verses is 28 pages long.
Cute
Derived From Web , May 20, 2022
I loved this book, I got it for my daughters so that they can know a little backstory of their culture! Its really cute and teaches you some cute words, I wish they had it where it pronounced the words so that you know exactly how to say the words, and Im sure we were pronouncing them wrong!
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children's book of tagalog words
Derived From Web , May 20, 2022
Simple reading book that goes through the Tagalog with Alaphabet words. My husband, who is Filipino, enjoyed reading the book and looks forward to reading it to our son.
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TAGALOG BOOKS
Derived From Web , May 20, 2022
It is an English book. If you are going to call something a Tagalog book, it should be in Tagalog, not here and there in Tagalog.
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Upset. do NOT purchase
Derived From Web , Apr 2, 2021
Its stereotypes are of Filipino culture. A mockery of language. Although the illustrations are cute, the context is not accurate. F is for Filipino, people born in the Philippines.
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Longer than you’d expect
Derived From Web , Feb 9, 2021
He bought it for my son, he's 12 Filipino. What I like is that it goes through the alphabet. It is hard not to read this and sound like it is written, my son loves it, again this book is LONG, keep that in mind. Other than that, it is great!
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Not very good
Derived From Web , Nov 18, 2020
The vocabulary choice does not make any sense and doesn't rhyme as intended. Gave it 3 because I appreciate the effort and attempt to expose others to the Filipino culture. This first book of words is just not very good. I paid it and returned a small fee to do so. It was worth it.
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Disappointing.
Derived From Web , Jun 3, 2020
Not impressed with this book at all, this is not the Filipino alphabet, which I hoped it would be. It is very disappointing that some words used as examples are not Tagalog words, such as X-ray and Zipper. What is it? !Also, I think it's better if they used the name of common objects and not phrases like Ewan and Naku or names of people and places like Quezon and Vigan. Nevertheless, I will say that there are now several standards on Alpabetong Filipino, so I am not sure what they are now in the Philippines.
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Gift that wasn’t great.
Derived From Web , Mar 2, 2020
I received this book for my husband to read with my daughter. There are rhyming stems that are not great and it seems like the author gave up a little at the end. No super happy with the purchase, but there is not much to choose from when searching for a “abc '' of Tagalog.
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Baby nephew loves it!
Derived From Web , Jan 6, 2020
A gift for my infant nephew in the hopes that he will learn a few relevant words in his grandparents'language. He listened only 5 months, but loved the pictures and only slightly.
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We highly not happy with this book
Derived From Web , Jan 24, 2018
We are very unhappy with this book. We brought here to help my daughter learn more about my father's native language. Most of it is in English with a word in Tagalog. Most words aren 't basic to know what she needs to revolute for advanced. It also does not say what the word means.
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