CT Lesson 14 - How to name months in Tagalog

To say "date" or the number of specific day, it is "Petsa". But I remember pronouncing it "Pizza" before. So what do you do to make your day productive? An advertisement of Smart, a telecom provider, once said

"...because your time is your life
the less of it you waste,
the more of it you live." (Smart commercial)

For many families today, a parent would prefer to work abroad to earn a living. And it could take years and years of separation from their love ones. Communication, indeed, is very crucial in a relationship, and such  provider that offers mobile and internet connections bridges the family nearer. 

Isn't it true that the less of our time we waste, the more of it we live? And I'm sure most of us want to

CT Lesson 13 - How to name days in Tagalog

today we will learn How to name days in tagalog or filipino language. so lets start

CT Lesson 9 - How to name family members part 2 in Tagalog

today we will learn how to name family members part 2 in tagalog or filipino language. so lets start

• uncle - tito
• auntie - tita
• cousin - pinsan
• father and mother in law - biyanan
• brother and sister in law - balae
• If you're a boy and you have a sister
• her husband, you will call - bayaw
• If you're a boy and you have a brother to his wife you will call - bilas

CT Lesson 8 - How to name family members in Tagalog

Today we will learn how to name family members in Tagalog or Filipino Language. So let’s start.

• Father = ama or itay or tatay
  Mother = ina, inay, or nanay
  Siblings = kapatid
  Older brother = kuya
  Older sister = ate
  Youngest sibling = bunso
  Grandfather =  lolo
  Grandmother = lola