10. Putting It All Together — Talk to You Soon!





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10. Putting It All Together
10. Putting It All Together
10. Putting It All Together



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+ Lesson 10
A Day with Friends

+ Welcome to your Level 1 finale
20-25 minutes

+ A day with Ana, Ben and Rosa
Listen and read aloud

+ Understand the conversation
A complete review

+ 1. Magandang umaga po, Rosa!
A respectful greeting

+ 2. Magandang umaga! Kumusta kayo?
Greeting two people

+ 3. Mabuti po. Pero medyo pagod ako.
Explaining how you feel

+ 4. Gusto mo ba ng tubig?
Offering something

+ 5. Opo, salamat po!
Accepting politely

+ 6. Anong oras tayo pupunta sa palengke?
Asking about a plan

+ 7. Alas nuwebe ng umaga.
Telling the time

+ 8. Sige! Pabili tayo ng mangga.
Suggesting a purchase

+ 9. Magkano kaya ang mangga?
Wondering about a price

+ 10. Itatanong natin sa tindera.
Asking the seller

+ 11. Pagkatapos, kain tayo!
Planning what happens next

+ 12. Oo! Masaya ako!
Expressing happiness

+ Five expressions to remember
Everyday Tagalog

+ How are you all?

+ I'm a little tired

+ What time?

+ We're going to the market

+ Let's buy mangoes

+ Shopping and making plans
Useful expressions

+ Essential vocabulary
Your Level 1 review

+ Your turn
Test what you've learned

+ Practise together
Your final Level 1 conversation

+ Listen again
Notice your progress

+ Congratulations!
You've completed Level 1

- Lesson 10

- Welcome to your Level 1 finale

You've reached the final lesson of Level 1!

Over the previous nine lessons, you've learned how to greet people, introduce yourself, talk about family, eat together, shop at the market, make plans, and express your feelings.

Today, Ana and Ben visit Rosa. They greet each other, make plans to go shopping, and look forward to sharing a meal.

Most of the expressions should sound familiar. This lesson brings them together into one everyday conversation.

Your goal: Understand the conversation, practise speaking naturally, and discover how much Tagalog you can already use.

- A day with Ana, Ben and Rosa

Ana Magandang umaga po, Rosa!

Good morning, Rosa!

Rosa Magandang umaga! Kumusta kayo?

Good morning! How are you both?

Ben Mabuti po. Pero medyo pagod ako.

I'm fine. But I'm a little tired.

Rosa Gusto mo ba ng tubig?

Would you like some water?

Ben Opo, salamat po!

Yes, thank you!

Ana Anong oras tayo pupunta sa palengke?

What time are we going to the market?

Rosa Alas nuwebe ng umaga.

Nine in the morning.

Ben Sige! Pabili tayo ng mangga.

Okay! Let's buy some mangoes.

Ana Magkano kaya ang mangga?

I wonder how much the mangoes cost.

Rosa Itatanong natin sa tindera.

We'll ask the shopkeeper.

Ben Pagkatapos, kain tayo!

Afterward, let's eat!

Ana Oo! Masaya ako!

Yes! I'm happy!

Tip
Listen again, following only the Tagalog lines. How many expressions can you understand without looking at the English?

- Understand the conversation

- 1. Magandang umaga po, Rosa!

Magandang umaga po, Rosa!

How does Ana greet Rosa? What makes the greeting respectful?

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- 2. Magandang umaga! Kumusta kayo?

Magandang umaga! Kumusta kayo?

Why does Rosa say kayo instead of ka?

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- 3. Mabuti po. Pero medyo pagod ako.

Mabuti po. Pero medyo pagod ako.

How does Ben feel? What does the new word medyo mean?

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- 4. Gusto mo ba ng tubig?

Gusto mo ba ng tubig?

What does Rosa offer Ben? Which word makes this a yes-or-no question?

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- 5. Opo, salamat po!

Opo, salamat po!

What does Ben say when he accepts the water?

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- 6. Anong oras tayo pupunta sa palengke?

Anong oras tayo pupunta sa palengke?

What does Ana want to know? Where are they going?

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- 7. Alas nuwebe ng umaga.

Alas nuwebe ng umaga.

What time will they go shopping?

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- 8. Sige! Pabili tayo ng mangga.

Sige! Pabili tayo ng mangga.

What does Ben suggest buying? What does sige express?

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- 9. Magkano kaya ang mangga?

Magkano kaya ang mangga?

Does Ana know the price? What does kaya add?

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- 10. Itatanong natin sa tindera.

Itatanong natin sa tindera.

Who will they ask about the price?

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- 11. Pagkatapos, kain tayo!

Pagkatapos, kain tayo!

What does Ben want to do after shopping?

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- 12. Oo! Masaya ako!

Oo! Masaya ako!

How does Ana feel about their plans?

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- Five expressions to remember

- How are you all?

Kumusta kayo? — How are you all?

- I'm a little tired

Medyo pagod ako. — I'm a little tired.

- What time?

Anong oras? — What time?

- We're going to the market

Pupunta tayo sa palengke. — We're going to the market.

- Let's buy mangoes

Pabili tayo ng mangga. — Let's buy mangoes. (From the dialogue.)

- Shopping and making plans

Magkano ang mangga? — How much are the mangoes?

Itatanong natin sa tindera. — We'll ask the shopkeeper.

Pagkatapos. — Afterward.

Kain tayo! — Let's eat!

Masaya ako! — I'm happy!

Salamat po! — Thank you! (respectful)

Sige! — Okay!

- Essential vocabulary

Tagalog English
magandang umaga good morning
kumusta kayo how are you all
mabuti good / fine
medyo a little / somewhat
pagod tired
masaya happy
gusto like / want
tubig water
anong oras what time
pupunta will go
palengke market
alas nuwebe nine o'clock
sige okay
pabili request to buy
mangga mango
magkano how much
kaya expresses wondering here
itatanong will ask
tindera female seller
pagkatapos afterward
kain tayo let's eat
po respectful particle
opo respectful yes

- Your turn

1. Greet Rosa politely in the morning.

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2. Ask someone What time?

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3. Ask How much are the mangoes?

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4. Invite everyone to eat together.

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5. Say I'm happy.

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6. What does Medyo pagod ako mean?

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7. How would you politely say Yes, thank you?

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- Practise together

With a partner, act out the full conversation between Ana, Ben and Rosa.

Then make it your own:

  • Change the time from nine o'clock to eight o'clock.
  • Buy bananas instead of mangoes.
  • Say you're happy instead of tired.
  • Invite your partner to eat together.

Final challenge: Try the entire conversation without looking at the translations.

- Listen again

Listen one final time.

Can you recognise the greetings, feelings, time expressions, shopping questions and invitation to eat?

You don't need to understand every grammatical detail yet. Being able to recognise and respond to everyday expressions is already meaningful progress.

- Congratulations!

You've now worked through ten lessons of practical Tagalog.

You can begin conversations, greet people respectfully, introduce yourself, talk about family, count, buy simple things, make plans, describe feelings, and share everyday moments with Filipino speakers.

Keep practising the dialogues aloud, especially with someone who speaks Tagalog.

What's next? Level 2 will build on these foundations with longer conversations, more questions, and useful situations from daily life.

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