EP 001: Filipino Language 007 Giving Compliments

At last!  We’ve got our very first podcast and at the same time we’ve got our Filipino language tutorial back!

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June Qs of the month

Here's a new segment in Exotic Philippines that I have created. It's what I called Qs for the Month! This could totally help me out in thinking of what to write and post here in the blog. So if you've got some more Qs there. Hit me!

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Filipino Language 006: Common Phrases that Travelers Use Part 2

Here’s my second part!

Another five batch of the common phrases that travelers use, and of course do some Filipino to English translation thing and vice versa.

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Filipino Language 006: Common Phrases for Travelers Part 1

You missed this? It’s Filipino language tutorial time!

I haven’t posted my personal Filipino language tutorial for about 2 weeks now. It’s just that I was so busy lately of the stuff I needed to do. I have decided something for myself last week, so right now. I’m free!

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Filipino Language 005: Filipino Accent Tutorial by Mikey Bustos

It’s Mikey Bustos again!

You wont get bored with my Filipino language tutorial today because we’ve got the funny guy Mikey Bustos in the house!

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Exotic Philippines 001: February Love

It’s been a month now since I started the blog. I have watched the traffics of my website every time I have a new post. So that I would know what topics would totally grab your attention and read my blog.

I have decided that every time before the month ends, I would show you guys what are the top 5 most viewed topics for the month and the of course the status of the website that is by means of traffic.

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Filipino Language Tutorial 004: Top 6 Basic Vocabulary

I always want to start from the basics. I don’t want to jump into something I don’t know enough. So today, I’ll share to you guys my top 6 pick basic Filipino vocabulary.

Why just six (6)? I don’t want to bombard you with Filipino language. If you notice, I just give you few words and phrases to learn so that you have a week to know and learn it.

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Filipino Language 003: Words of Love

Single or married, in a relationship or not, almost everyone was celebrating the Valentine’s Day on Monday
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Some Filipinos here in the Philippines (like me) don’t like to say these words. I don’t know, but sometimes I find it embarrassing or I just don’t like saying it, I am more on showing how I feel for someone. But I noticed that most of other race love to express their feelings, this is the reason for this post.

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Filipino Language 002: Greet me in Filipino or Visayan!

Welcome to my first Exotic Philippines Filipino language tutorial.

I have been living in the Philippines my whole life. So yes! I know the Filipino language and of course the Visayan vernacular. Here in Cebu Philippines, we speak the Visayan dialect and there are a lot of places here in the Philippines that use the dialect but there maybe some little differences. But still, they have the same meaning.

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Filipino Language 001: In the Beginning

Here in Exotic Philippines, I will not just give you travel tips, filpino food, Philippine tourist attractions but also I will teach you how to speak the Filipino language.

The Filipino language is the language that is used mostly by the people who live in Luzon area, which is centered by Manila but known all over the country because it is the Philippine’s national language.

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Exotic Philippines: Virginize me!

My very first post!

Yeeeyy!

Welcome to Exotic Philippines! I am your exotic Philippines blogger, Gay Aida Dumaguing a Filipina who’s been living in the Philippines for my whole life. I was born in Malaybalay, Bukidnon (now a city), grew up in Valencia City, Bukidnon and now residing in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu Philippines.

I have created this blog for me to be able to blog and promote my country, second to help and share to people who want to check out the beautiful country the Philippines and of course, to speak myself out through blogging.

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