Explore this list of carefully selected resources in Tagalog and add them to your study plan. Whatever your language goals or needs are, there are definitely Tagalog learning resources that could be very helpful as you learn.
We have included lots of free and beginner-friendly Tagalog resources for you to discover.
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Tagalog (Filipino) Learning Resource Summaries and Recommendations
The Language Exchange Showdown: Our Top Apps & Websites
Language Resources Specific to Learning Tagalog
All Tagalog Language Resources
- 17 Minute Languages Review: I Wouldn’t Recommend Using It
- 7 Best Podcasts to Learn Tagalog (Filipino)
- AmazingTalker Mini Review: Not Our Top Pick for Web Classes
- Anki Mini-Review: The Go-To SRS Flashcard App
- Apps to Learn Tagalog (Filipino) – We’ve Tested Dozens of Resources
- Bluebird Languages Mini-Review: Over 160 Languages Available
- Brainscape Mini-Review: Adaptive Flashcards
- Clozemaster Review: Limited Focus But Fun Way To Grow Vocab
- Complete Language Lessons Mini Review: Almost Useless
- Cudoo Review — I Wouldn’t Even Use it if it Were Free
- DLI Courses Mini-Review: Free With a Strong Focus on Pronunciation
- Drops App Review – Decent As A Supplementary Resource
- Easy Languages Mini-Review: Interviews Around The Globe
- FilipinoPod101 – Better as a Supplementary Resource
- Flowlingo Mini-Review: Has Potential, Still Developing
- Forvo Mini-Review: Audio Pronunciation of Millions of Words
- Glosbe Mini-Review: Thousands of Languages With Some Errors
- Glossika Review – Not Cheap But Useful
- HelloTalk Review – Make Friends & Practice Languages
- Hey! Lingo Mini-Review: Has Useful Phrases
- HiNative Review: Useful But Not Exceptional Q&A App
- iLanguages Mini-Review: Almost Identical to Learn 101
- iLoveLanguages Mini-Review: Another Phrasebook SIte
- Instant Immersion Mini-Review: No Longer a Good Investment
- Internet Polyglot Mini-Review: Word Lists With Games
- italki Review – The Good, The Bad, & The Just Alright
- iTranslate Mini-Review: 5 Apps To Support Communication
- L-Lingo Mini-Review: Textbook Content, Depends On Your Style
- LangCorrect: Unlimited, Free Writing Practice With Feedback
- Language Learning WIth Netflix Mini-Review: Easy to Use
- LanguagePod101 — All Languages, Pod101 and Class101
- Learn Tagalog (Filipino) – Your Guide to Tips and Resources in One Stop
- Learn101 Mini-Review: A Re-Formatted Version of iLanguages
- Lexilogos Mini-Review: A Resource Bank For Dictionaries and Books
- Ling Review — Gamified Practice in Less Common Languages
- LingoHut Mini-Review: Good Intentions, So-So Follow Through
- Living Language Online Course Review – Not Very Good
- Mango Languages Review – Pretty Good For Beginners
- Master Any Language Mini-Review: No Words To Describe the Nope
- Memrise Review – Useful But Don’t Overuse It
- My Language Exchange Mini-Review: Millions of Active Users
- OPLingo Mini Review: Community Driven, Non-Profit
- Pimsleur Review — Learn While You… Do Just About Anything
- Readlang Mini-Review: A Must-Have For Language Lovers
- Rosetta Stone Review — Updated and Improved…And Needs More Improvement
- Simply Learn Mini-Review: Spaced Repetition Phrases For Travelers
- Speaky Review: Better Than Other Language Exchange Apps?
- Sublearning Mini-Review: There Are Better Uses For Your Time
- Tandem Review: A Tinder-esque Language Exchange App?
- Tatoeba Mini-Review: A Community Writing Sentences in Context
- Transparent Language Review – Not Exciting, But Language Offering Is So Vast That You May Need It
- uTalk Review – For Beginners Who Want To Learn Key Words & Phrases
- Verbix Mini-Review: Adequate for Less-Studied Languages
- Verbling Review: Online Classes With Helpful Revision Tools
- Vocabulearn Mini Review: Unlikely to Teach You a Language
- Vocly Mini-Review: Expand Your Vocabulary in Less Common Languages