Online Low-intermediate Tagalog Wednesday 6:00pm - 7:00pm PT (May 14th to June 18th) The class size is 3-6 students per class. Instructor: Joy
🇵🇭 Low-Intermediate Tagalog – Online Class
For learners ready to grow beyond the basics and engage with Tagalog at a deeper level
📅 Course Dates
May 14 – June 18
Format: Online (Zoom), small group
Schedule: Weekly sessions
👥 Who This Course Is For
This course is ideal for students who have studied Tagalog at least for a year or have a strong foundation in basic grammar, sentence structure, and verb conjugation. It’s a great next step for learners who can handle everyday conversations and want to strengthen fluency, expand vocabulary, and build confidence navigating more complex linguistic situations.
📖 What You’ll Learn
In this course, students will explore intermediate-level structures through guided conversation, short readings, and situational practice. We’ll review grammar when needed and introduce more sophisticated vocabulary and idiomatic expressions commonly used in Filipino culture.
🌍 Themes and Topics May Include:
Family, relationships, and social dynamics
Current events and Filipino media
Everyday life and routines
Travel, food, and Filipino traditions
Polite language and cultural nuance
💬 What to Expect
Each class includes:
Structured speaking and listening practice
Readings or dialogues with vocabulary support
Cultural insights and discussion
Light grammar review and exercises
Occasional homework to reinforce learning
✅ By the End of the Course, You’ll Be Able To:
Express yourself clearly and more fluently in casual and semi-formal conversations
Handle everyday situations with ease
Discuss familiar topics and personal experiences in more depth
Understand and respond to spoken Tagalog at a natural pace
Develop a stronger grasp of Filipino cultural norms and communication styles
👩🏫 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.
💡 Important Notes
The class will run from May 14 to June 18 on Zoom.
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.
🇵🇭 Low-Intermediate Tagalog – Online Class
For learners ready to grow beyond the basics and engage with Tagalog at a deeper level
📅 Course Dates
May 14 – June 18
Format: Online (Zoom), small group
Schedule: Weekly sessions
👥 Who This Course Is For
This course is ideal for students who have studied Tagalog at least for a year or have a strong foundation in basic grammar, sentence structure, and verb conjugation. It’s a great next step for learners who can handle everyday conversations and want to strengthen fluency, expand vocabulary, and build confidence navigating more complex linguistic situations.
📖 What You’ll Learn
In this course, students will explore intermediate-level structures through guided conversation, short readings, and situational practice. We’ll review grammar when needed and introduce more sophisticated vocabulary and idiomatic expressions commonly used in Filipino culture.
🌍 Themes and Topics May Include:
Family, relationships, and social dynamics
Current events and Filipino media
Everyday life and routines
Travel, food, and Filipino traditions
Polite language and cultural nuance
💬 What to Expect
Each class includes:
Structured speaking and listening practice
Readings or dialogues with vocabulary support
Cultural insights and discussion
Light grammar review and exercises
Occasional homework to reinforce learning
✅ By the End of the Course, You’ll Be Able To:
Express yourself clearly and more fluently in casual and semi-formal conversations
Handle everyday situations with ease
Discuss familiar topics and personal experiences in more depth
Understand and respond to spoken Tagalog at a natural pace
Develop a stronger grasp of Filipino cultural norms and communication styles
👩🏫 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.
💡 Important Notes
The class will run from May 14 to June 18 on Zoom.
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.
🇵🇭 Low-Intermediate Tagalog – Online Class
For learners ready to grow beyond the basics and engage with Tagalog at a deeper level
📅 Course Dates
May 14 – June 18
Format: Online (Zoom), small group
Schedule: Weekly sessions
👥 Who This Course Is For
This course is ideal for students who have studied Tagalog at least for a year or have a strong foundation in basic grammar, sentence structure, and verb conjugation. It’s a great next step for learners who can handle everyday conversations and want to strengthen fluency, expand vocabulary, and build confidence navigating more complex linguistic situations.
📖 What You’ll Learn
In this course, students will explore intermediate-level structures through guided conversation, short readings, and situational practice. We’ll review grammar when needed and introduce more sophisticated vocabulary and idiomatic expressions commonly used in Filipino culture.
🌍 Themes and Topics May Include:
Family, relationships, and social dynamics
Current events and Filipino media
Everyday life and routines
Travel, food, and Filipino traditions
Polite language and cultural nuance
💬 What to Expect
Each class includes:
Structured speaking and listening practice
Readings or dialogues with vocabulary support
Cultural insights and discussion
Light grammar review and exercises
Occasional homework to reinforce learning
✅ By the End of the Course, You’ll Be Able To:
Express yourself clearly and more fluently in casual and semi-formal conversations
Handle everyday situations with ease
Discuss familiar topics and personal experiences in more depth
Understand and respond to spoken Tagalog at a natural pace
Develop a stronger grasp of Filipino cultural norms and communication styles
👩🏫 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.
💡 Important Notes
The class will run from May 14 to June 18 on Zoom.
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.