Online High Beginner Tagalog Tuesday 6:00pm - 7:00pm PT (June 3rd to July 8th) The class size is 3-6 students. Instructor: Joy
🇵🇠High Beginner Tagalog – Online Class
For learners ready to bridge the gap between beginner and intermediate fluency
đź“… Course Dates
June 3rd – July 8th
Format: Online (Zoom), small group
Schedule: Weekly sessions
đź‘Ą Who This Course Is For
This class is designed for students who have completed Beginner Tagalog (levels 1–2) or equivalent. You should already be familiar with basic sentence patterns, common verbs in the actor-focus form, and present/past/future tenses. This is the perfect next step for learners who can speak in simple sentences and want to build longer conversations, ask questions, and navigate everyday life in Tagalog with more ease.
📖 What You’ll Learn
In this high beginner course, you’ll expand your speaking, listening, and comprehension skills through practical, everyday topics. We’ll begin moving beyond memorized phrases into short dialogues and conversational exchanges. Grammar will be introduced as needed to support real-life communication.
🌍 Themes and Topics May Include:
Shopping, dining out, and daily routines
Asking for directions and giving instructions
Describing people, places, and events
Talking about past and future plans
Using polite language and expressions of courtesy
đź’¬ What to Expect
Each class includes:
Structured conversation practice
Thematic vocabulary building
Light reading or listening exercises
Cultural discussion points
Simple review and reinforcement activities
✅ By the End of the Course, You’ll Be Able To:
Talk about daily life using connected sentences
Ask and answer common questions with greater confidence
Handle social interactions like introductions and small talk
Recognize and use key grammatical structures more naturally
Understand cultural context for common Tagalog expressions
👩‍🏫 About the Instructor
Joy was born, raised, and educated in the southern Philippines, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Communication Arts in Filipino. Before moving to the U.S., she worked as a public school language teacher. Since relocating, she has spent over a decade training military personnel and U.S. Foreign Service Officers in Tagalog through language services on the East Coast.\n\nHer work has ranged from curriculum development and government consulting to standardized test creation—all with a passion for clarity, cultural immersion, and real-world application. Joy believes that language is not just a tool for communication, but a gateway to understanding people and the culture they live in.
đź’ˇ Important Notes
The class will meet online from June 3rd to July 8th
A minimum of three students is required for the course to run the full six weeks.
If only two students enroll, the course will still take place but will be shortened to five weeks.
🏫 About the School
This course is offered by Polyglottist Language Academy
We proudly serve students in Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco, San Jose, and beyond—both in person and online.
🇵🇠High Beginner Tagalog – Online Class
For learners ready to bridge the gap between beginner and intermediate fluency
đź“… Course Dates
June 3rd – July 8th
Format: Online (Zoom), small group
Schedule: Weekly sessions
đź‘Ą Who This Course Is For
This class is designed for students who have completed Beginner Tagalog (levels 1–2) or equivalent. You should already be familiar with basic sentence patterns, common verbs in the actor-focus form, and present/past/future tenses. This is the perfect next step for learners who can speak in simple sentences and want to build longer conversations, ask questions, and navigate everyday life in Tagalog with more ease.
📖 What You’ll Learn
In this high beginner course, you’ll expand your speaking, listening, and comprehension skills through practical, everyday topics. We’ll begin moving beyond memorized phrases into short dialogues and conversational exchanges. Grammar will be introduced as needed to support real-life communication.
🌍 Themes and Topics May Include:
Shopping, dining out, and daily routines
Asking for directions and giving instructions
Describing people, places, and events
Talking about past and future plans
Using polite language and expressions of courtesy
đź’¬ What to Expect
Each class includes:
Structured conversation practice
Thematic vocabulary building
Light reading or listening exercises
Cultural discussion points
Simple review and reinforcement activities
✅ By the End of the Course, You’ll Be Able To:
Talk about daily life using connected sentences
Ask and answer common questions with greater confidence
Handle social interactions like introductions and small talk
Recognize and use key grammatical structures more naturally
Understand cultural context for common Tagalog expressions
👩‍🏫 About the Instructor
Joy was born, raised, and educated in the southern Philippines, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Communication Arts in Filipino. Before moving to the U.S., she worked as a public school language teacher. Since relocating, she has spent over a decade training military personnel and U.S. Foreign Service Officers in Tagalog through language services on the East Coast.\n\nHer work has ranged from curriculum development and government consulting to standardized test creation—all with a passion for clarity, cultural immersion, and real-world application. Joy believes that language is not just a tool for communication, but a gateway to understanding people and the culture they live in.
đź’ˇ Important Notes
The class will meet online from June 3rd to July 8th
A minimum of three students is required for the course to run the full six weeks.
If only two students enroll, the course will still take place but will be shortened to five weeks.
🏫 About the School
This course is offered by Polyglottist Language Academy
We proudly serve students in Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco, San Jose, and beyond—both in person and online.
🇵🇠High Beginner Tagalog – Online Class
For learners ready to bridge the gap between beginner and intermediate fluency
đź“… Course Dates
June 3rd – July 8th
Format: Online (Zoom), small group
Schedule: Weekly sessions
đź‘Ą Who This Course Is For
This class is designed for students who have completed Beginner Tagalog (levels 1–2) or equivalent. You should already be familiar with basic sentence patterns, common verbs in the actor-focus form, and present/past/future tenses. This is the perfect next step for learners who can speak in simple sentences and want to build longer conversations, ask questions, and navigate everyday life in Tagalog with more ease.
📖 What You’ll Learn
In this high beginner course, you’ll expand your speaking, listening, and comprehension skills through practical, everyday topics. We’ll begin moving beyond memorized phrases into short dialogues and conversational exchanges. Grammar will be introduced as needed to support real-life communication.
🌍 Themes and Topics May Include:
Shopping, dining out, and daily routines
Asking for directions and giving instructions
Describing people, places, and events
Talking about past and future plans
Using polite language and expressions of courtesy
đź’¬ What to Expect
Each class includes:
Structured conversation practice
Thematic vocabulary building
Light reading or listening exercises
Cultural discussion points
Simple review and reinforcement activities
✅ By the End of the Course, You’ll Be Able To:
Talk about daily life using connected sentences
Ask and answer common questions with greater confidence
Handle social interactions like introductions and small talk
Recognize and use key grammatical structures more naturally
Understand cultural context for common Tagalog expressions
👩‍🏫 About the Instructor
Joy was born, raised, and educated in the southern Philippines, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Communication Arts in Filipino. Before moving to the U.S., she worked as a public school language teacher. Since relocating, she has spent over a decade training military personnel and U.S. Foreign Service Officers in Tagalog through language services on the East Coast.\n\nHer work has ranged from curriculum development and government consulting to standardized test creation—all with a passion for clarity, cultural immersion, and real-world application. Joy believes that language is not just a tool for communication, but a gateway to understanding people and the culture they live in.
đź’ˇ Important Notes
The class will meet online from June 3rd to July 8th
A minimum of three students is required for the course to run the full six weeks.
If only two students enroll, the course will still take place but will be shortened to five weeks.
🏫 About the School
This course is offered by Polyglottist Language Academy
We proudly serve students in Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco, San Jose, and beyond—both in person and online.