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TagalogVocabulary0 to A1 Course → Everyday Activities → Hobbies and Interests

As someone who has been teaching Tagalog for over 20 years, I have seen numerous students getting excited to learn about topics that interest them. That is why today, we will be focusing on a fun topic: hobbies and interests. In this lesson, you will learn vocabulary for various activities such as sports, music, and movies, all of which will help you express yourself in Tagalog and connect with others who share similar interests.

Sports and Physical Activities

Filipinos love sports and physical activities, and you can see people exercise and play sports in public places such as parks and playgrounds. The following are some commonly played sports and physical activities in the Philippines:

Basketball

Tagalog: Basketbol Pronunciation: /bas-KEH-bol/ English: Basketball

Volleyball

Tagalog: Boleybol Pronunciation: /boh-LEY-bol/ English: Volleyball

Soccer

Tagalog: Futbol Pronunciation: /FOOT-bol/ English: Soccer

Table Tennis

Tagalog: Pingpong Pronunciation: /ping-PONG/ English: Table Tennis

Running

Tagalog: Takbo Pronunciation: /TAH-kboh/ English: Running

Dancing

Tagalog: Sayaw Pronunciation: /SAH-yaw/ English: Dancing

Martial Arts

Tagalog: Sining ng pakikipaglaban Pronunciation: /SEE-ning ng pah-kee-KEE-pag-la-BAN/ English: Martial Arts

Yoga

Tagalog: Yoga Pronunciation: /YOH-gah/ English: Yoga

Swimming

Tagalog: Paglangoy Pronunciation: /pahg-lan-GOY/ English: Swimming

Gymnastics

Tagalog: Hebo Pronunciation: /HEH-boh/ English: Gymnastics

Cycling

Tagalog: Pagbibisikleta Pronunciation: /pahg-bee-BEE-sik-leh-ta/ English: Cycling

Hiking

Tagalog: Pag-akyat ng bundok Pronunciation: /pahg-AH-kyat ng BOON-dok/ English: Hiking

Music

Music plays a crucial role in Filipino culture, and it is not surprising to find Filipinos playing instruments and singing everywhere. Here are some common musical instruments in the Philippines:

Guitar

Tagalog: Gitara Pronunciation: /gee-TAH-rah/ English: Guitar

Drums

Tagalog: Tugtugan Pronunciation: /toog-TOOG-ahn/ English: Drums

Piano

Tagalog: Piyesa ng musika Pronunciation: /pee-YEH-sah ng moo-SI-kah/ English: Piano

Ukulele

Tagalog: Kulele Pronunciation: /koo-LEH-leh/ English: Ukulele

Flute

Tagalog: Plawta Pronunciation: /plahw-TAH/ English: Flute

Violin

Tagalog: Biyolin Pronunciation: /bee-YOH-lin/ English: Violin

Harp

Tagalog: Harpa Pronunciation: /HAHR-pah/ English: Harp

Trumpet

Tagalog: Trompeta Pronunciation: /trom-PEH-tah/ English: Trumpet

Saxophone

Tagalog: Saksopono Pronunciation: /saksuh-POH-noh/ English: Saxophone

Bass Guitar

Tagalog: Bass Gitara Pronunciation: /bas gee-TAH-rah/ English: Bass Guitar

Movies

Filipinos enjoy watching movies, and you will find many theaters in malls and public markets. Popular genres such as action, comedy, and horror are a staple of the Filipino movie industry. Here are some related expressions and words:

Movie Theater

Tagalog: sinehan Pronunciation: /SEE-neh-hahn/ English: Movie Theater

Film

Tagalog: pelikula Pronunciation: /peh-LEE-koo-lah/ English: Film

Actor

Tagalog: aktor / artista Pronunciation: /AHK-tor/ /ahr-TIS-ta/ English: Actor

Actress

Tagalog: aktres / artista Pronunciation: /ahk-TREHS/ /ahr-TIS-ta/ English: Actress

Director

Tagalog: direktor Pronunciation: /di-REK-tor/ English: Director

Screenplay

Tagalog: elizabetha Pronunciation: /eh-lih-ZA-bet-ha/ English: Screenplay

Script

Tagalog: hulagway Pronunciation: /hoo-LAHG-way/ English: Script

Soundtrack

Tagalog: tugtugan ng pelikula Pronunciation: /toog-TOOG-ahn ng peh-LEE-koo-lah/ English: Soundtrack

Ticket

Tagalog: tiket Pronunciation: /TIH-keht/ English: Ticket

Quiz

Match the following words to their correct meaning:

Tagalog Pronunciation English
Basketbol /bas-KEH-bol/ A. Swimming
Boleybol /boh-LEY-bol/ B. Volleyball
Futbol /FOOT-bol/ C. Soccer
Tugtugan /toog-TOOG-ahn/ D. Drums
Piyesa ng musika /pee-YEH-sah ng moo-SI-kah/ E. Piano
Bumasa /boo-MAH-sah/ F. Read

Conclusion

In conclusion, learning Tagalog vocabulary for hobbies and interests is a fun way to engage with others in the Filipino culture. By understanding the language of sports, music, and movies, you will be able to enhance your communication skills and also learn more about the rich culture of the Philippines. So why not try learning some of these words, and who knows, you might make new friends who share your interests!

Table of Contents - Tagalog Course - 0 to A1


Basic Greetings and Introductions


Basic Sentence Structure


Numbers and Time


Asking Questions


Everyday Activities


Present Tense


Food and Drink


Past Tense


Travel and Transportation


Future Tense


Shopping and Services


Filipino Customs and Traditions



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