Tagalog is an Austronesian language spoken in Luzon and neighboring islands of the Philippines. The language is influenced by Spanish, English, and to some extent by Chinese, Sanskrit, Tamil, and Malay. Tagalog is a fun language to learn. But technically, the language doesn’t even exist. What you really need to learn is Taglish!
If you know English and Spanish, you would be glad to know that native Tagalog won’t pose that much of a challenge. To learn the language you can get your hands on some good dictionaries or language books. These books will help you figure out where the stress lies in each word.
Tagalog is officially referred to as Filipino in the Philippines and is related to some of their other languages.
If you are interested in learning this language, here are 5 places you can try.
- Google Translate
- Tagalog Free Online Translator - Translate.com
- English To Tagalog
- The Standard Dictionary by Carl Rubino and Maria Gracia Tan Llenado
- Eng – Tagalog Translator by Languages Translator
Tagalog is an interesting language to learn. For those who are interested in making it a career, it’s best to learn the language from a professor who is well versed in the language. But, in case you need good translators for your dubbing project, you can always go to an organization that is experienced in translating English to Tagalog/Filipino or vice versa.
Source- https://www.quora.com/What-are-English-to-Tagalog-translators/answer/Moiz-Saeed-11
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