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Study Filipino vocabulary with cards from your own material

Many learners start with Filipino flashcard examples that pair a word or phrase in Tagalog with its English meaning. Greetings like kumusta and salamat make a good first set because they come up in everyday conversation.

  • Pair each Tagalog word with a short English meaning on the back.
  • Practice greetings and polite phrases before moving on to longer sentences.
  • Add an example sentence to the back of a card so the word has context.
  • Review cards in short sessions several times a week rather than one long cram.
Example Filipino vocabulary flashcards
Kumusta ka?How are you?
SalamatThank you
PaaralanSchool
Magandang umagaGood morning
Ako ay isang estudyante.I am a student.
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Starter vocabulary

Sample cards cover greetings, everyday nouns and common phrases you can study right away.

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Frequently asked questions

How many Filipino words should I study per session?

Most learners do better with a small batch of new words, followed by review the next day. Adding new cards gradually keeps the review load manageable.

Should Filipino flashcards include example sentences?

Yes, a short sentence on the back shows how a word is used and makes it easier to remember. Start with simple sentences and add longer ones as you progress.

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