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Learn Tagalog Together

Share a little of home, wherever your child grows up. Explore playful books and activities that bring Tagalog and Filipino connection into your everyday.

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Where to begin

A few words are a lovely start.

A little reading. A little play. A little Tagalog. Explore books and activities that turn familiar moments into chances to connect in a way that fits your family.

  • My First Everyday Tagalog board book by Tagalog Together

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    Books

    My First Everyday Tagalog

    A sturdy first board book of everyday words. Starter kit families hear first when it launches.

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  • Everyday Tagalog flashcards by Tagalog Together

    Printables & posters

    Posters, flashcards & coloring

    Bright, simple resources for your walls, your table, and playtime.

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  • Illustrated Tagalog starter kit with flashcards, a coloring page and a word list

    Free download

    Download your free starter kit

    Flashcards, a coloring page, and a simple family word list, sent straight to your inbox.

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Made for everyday family practice—not a formal curriculum. Start small, enjoy learning together, and go at your child’s pace.

How it fits your day

Everyday words. Everyday moments.

No lesson plans needed. Just a few words, woven into things you already do together.

  • Tagalog flashcards ready for snack time

    Snack time

    “Kain na!” Let’s eat!

    Keep a flashcard on the table and try one new word per snack.

  • Pages from the My First Everyday Tagalog board book

    Reading

    “Basa tayo.” Let’s read.

    Point and name things in a board book before bed.

  • Tagalog coloring book pages with crayons

    Play

    “Anong kulay?” What color?

    Color a page together and name each color in Tagalog.

Our Community

You don’t have to do this alone

I’m building a community for families like ours, with local crafts, play, and casual Tagalog practice. Our first Kulay & Kwentuhan gatherings are being planned for Puyallup and South Hill, Washington.

From our home to yours

“I started Tagalog Together while teaching my son Tagalog here in America. I wanted it to feel like part of everyday life, not homework.”

Portrait of the founder of Tagalog Together, smiling with arms crossed against a cream wall

Founder, Tagalog Together

A real moment

Reizen recently told me “Mabait po ako” (I’m a good kid) all on his own. His reasoning was questionable. His Tagalog was perfect.

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  • Everyday Tagalog

    The phrases that actually stick

  • Culture

    What we’re keeping, what we’re not

  • Little wins

    “Mabait po ako”

Our mission

Curious kids. Confident people. A more connected world.

Tagalog Together creates playful resources and community experiences for informal, everyday Tagalog practice. We’re not a school or a formal language program. Families can explore at their own pace, with no tests, pressure, or promise of fluency.

Questions

Good to know

Quick answers for parents getting started.

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Do I need to speak Tagalog to use these?

Not at all. Everything is made for beginners, and you can learn right alongside your kids. Taglish welcome.

Which ages are your resources for?

They’re made for young children learning alongside a grown-up. Each product page lists the ages it suits best.

How do digital downloads work?

Printables are digital files you print at home. Each printable’s product page explains what you’ll receive and how.

How does shipping work?

You'll see shipping options and costs at checkout.