Danielle Colayco starts every day talking to her 5-year-old daughter, Audrey, in Tagalog. She greets her good morning, asks her some simple questions and tells her that she loves her. The ...

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Tagalog courses may be introduced to Yale as early as the next academic year. KASAMA, Yale’s Filipinx club, whose name is translated from the Tagalog word meaning “together,” has advanced a proposal ...

In the Filipino culture, family means more than just the father, mother and their children. Credit: Jo Lim Photography as supplied by Barry Duremdes It is common to find three generations living ...

Filipino-Australian soldiers have the opportunity to reconnect to their culture. Learning a language is made easier if done in an engaging manner. The intensive language course prepares them for ...

Ever heard the word “kababayan” in a Filipino conversation? Whether you're learning Tagalog or just curious about Filipino culture, kababayan is a word you'll hear often—and for good reason. It’s more ...