Tagalog Tea Time: Learn with Kloe Podcast by Ling Learn Languages

Episodes 5

Avg. Duration 17m

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Since Apr 2026

Latest Episode May 2026

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About This Podcast

Learn Tagalog here ➡️ https://ling-app.onelink.me/Ue3y/q4211fss There's a Tagalog word for that fluttery feeling when your crush texts back: kilig. There's a gesture where you take an elder's hand to your forehead as a sign of respect: mano po. There's a word for a whole community showing up for each other: bayanihan. I'm Kloe, born and raised in Manila, and this is the podcast where I teach you the Tagalog we actually speak, along with the cultural stories behind every phrase. Real conversations, slow pacing, beginner friendly. Tara let's!

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Our first Filipino-Indonesian language video hit 10.1 million views on TikTok. This is the deeper conversation behind it.Kloe (🇵🇭) and Asa (🇮🇩) are back for Part 2 of Tagalog Tea Time — unpacking why…

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Episode 2: Kilig, Gigil, & Other Untranslatable Tagalog Words

Apr 24, 2026 14m

Some feelings only exist in Tagalog.Gigil is the urge to squeeze something unbearably cute, like a chubby baby's cheeks. Tampo is that quiet sulking when someone hurts your feelings but you refuse to…

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