Parent guides
Short, practical guides for bringing Filipino into family life. Written for parents at every level, including those who understood more as children than they can speak now.
How to teach Tagalog at home
A simple 10-minute daily routine for teaching Tagalog at home, with a practical first week you can follow whatever your own level.
Tagalog greetings for kids
Eight everyday Tagalog greetings with English meanings, where 'po' belongs, and a pretend phone call your child can play today.
Tagalog numbers 1 to 10
Isa to sampu with English meanings, a counting game for the stairs, and a mini worksheet you can copy onto paper.
Tagalog colors for kids
Pula, asul, dilaw, berde, kahel and lila, plus a home scavenger hunt and a sorting game for children aged 5 to 10.
Our lessons focus on Tagalog-based Filipino, the variety most widely used in schools and media in the Philippines. Many families also speak Cebuano, Ilocano, Hiligaynon, Bikol, Waray, Kapampangan, Pangasinan or another Philippine language at home — please swap in the words your family actually uses. Both can live side by side.
Start with the free kit
An 8-page printable PDF with a week of everyday Tagalog. No card, no email required.