L-Lingo Learn Tagalog Filipino Cheats

L-Lingo Learn Tagalog Filipino Hack 5.70.0 + Redeem Codes

Developer: Smart Language Apps Limited
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 5.70.0
ID: com.llingo.tga-l65-tab-trl

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Description

You don't have to know anything about the Tagalog Filipino language to use L-Lingo Tagalog Filipino to equip yourself to converse in Tagalog Filipino.

L-Lingo is designed to be easy to use. It exploits multimedia channels - words, recordings of native speech, and pictures - to enable you to grasp new words and phrases useful on the road, when mingling with native speakers, in day-to-day or family life, and when working.

- Thousands of words and sentences -all visualized with images
- Full native speaker pronunciation
- Fun Quizzes
- Clear and easy to understand design of the program

See a pineapple in a supermarket, and the correct word pops into your head! Thanks to L-Lingo, you have learned the word visually, as well as by listening and reading.

Our Tagalog Filipino lessons make you learn Tagalog Filipino words and phrases quickly. Before you know it, you can easily utter Tagalog Filipino words and Tagalog Filipino sentences!
L-Lingo immerses you in the sights and sounds of the Tagalog Filipino language, rather than just the written word.
The multi-channel learning approach achieves results much quicker than traditional textbook approaches.

Our Tagalog Filipino 105 lessons (Full Version) cover the following:
- Introductions & Greetings
- At Home
- At the Airport
- At the Hotel
- Colors
- Food
- At the Office
- Professions
- Numbers
- Clothes
- Telling the Time
- Animals
- Meals and Cooking
- Asking Questions
- Buying and Selling
- Landscapes and Nature
- Weather
- Sports
- Family and Relationships
- Countries and Continents
- Seasons
- Shopping
- Days, Weeks, Months etc.
- Quantities and Shapes
- Present, Past and Future tenses

Version history

5.70.0
2015-12-04
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Updated content and improved audio quality
5.60.0
2015-09-15
Improved Design, Bookmarks, Learning Logs
5.55.5
2015-04-21
various bug fixes
5.50.0
2014-12-04
Now with 40 additional lessons. Previous users who purchased the 65 lessons will get an additional 5 lessons for free and can upgrade to all 105 lessons. Content will be downloaded after purchase/restore.
5.40.2
2014-10-20
Fixes the upgrade problem to the full version that some users faced.
5.40.1
2014-10-08
L-Lingo is now a native iOS app with much better performance.
5.35
2014-09-11
UI Improvements
Lesson statistics to be kept persistently in next major update
5.32
2013-12-02
iOS7 design
new features
5.03
2013-04-08
added missing images
5.02
2013-03-08
Universal App
2.1
2011-11-04

Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
Stage 1-3 (Lessons 1-105)
(Stage 1-3 (Lessons 1-105))
$19.99
Free
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Full Version (Get all 65 lessons)
(Full Version (Get all 65 lessons) )
$14.99
Free
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Stage 1 (Lessons 1-35)
(Stage 1 (Lessons 1-35))
$9.99
Free
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Stage 3 (Lessons 71-105)
(Stage 3 (Lessons 71-105))
$9.99
Free
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Stage 2 (Lessons 36-70)
(Stage 2 (Lessons 36-70))
$9.99
Free
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Ratings

3.7 out of 5
11 Ratings

Reviews

Vv<3er,
Good but flawed
This is probably the best app I’ve seen to help learn Tagalog so far. My biggest problem is the grammar isn’t well explained such as when you would use a prefix, infix, and suffix for which words. Also there are words such as “nakaupo” that aren’t explained in the lesson intro. There’s nothing about the prefix “naka”. Also, There are a mistakes in the wording. For example- when explaining future tense it would still say “past tense”. Also there are a couple translation errors like “Ang batang babea at ang batang babea” is the girl and the girl but the description at the beginning of lesson 2 says the translation is “the girl and the boy”. They’re not huge mistakes but mistakes none the less.
delawaresurf,
Very good app and great customer support
The key is to use the app often. Do 2 x 15 minute sessions instead of one 30 minute session.
I like the flash cards, the English to Tagalog and Tagalog translations.
Melanie and her team are quite prompt and ready to assist via email- which they have done for me a few times over the years due to me upgrading iPad, iPhone, etc.
They also are introducing a web based program.
I do like it, but it seems to have similar content to the app, albeit with enhanced features and tests to ensure you learn the material. There is a nominal monthly fee instead of paying for the lessons all at once as with this app.
Constructive suggestions....I think an enhanced explanation of verb conjugation would be beneficial. Some of the photos (such as for an airplane) can be improved upon rather than showing a cute boy under an inflatable plane.

I have used the app for a few years now-every time I go to PI.
While most speak English in Manila, outside of metro not everyone speaks it. An effort to learn the language goes a looooong way to showing respect.
This is certainly a more cost effective method rather than shelling out more $$ for Rosetta Stone!
Harrison Dumont,
I like it, but...
It's very similar to the rosetta stone method, which I've found very effective. However, the grammar sections at the beginning of each lesson are badly in need of proofreading, for example it says "past" when it should say "future" at one point. Which could lead to some serious confusion. I'm going to buy the full version anyway since this seems to be by far the best iPad Tagalog app currently available. I hope the paid version doesn't have the same issues. If so, it's probably still worth it, but far from ideal. Still, twenty bucks beats Rosetta stone by a mile.
kuyakano,
Best Tagalog language app yet.
I tried Rosetta Stone for 6 months and it wasn’t nearly as helpful as this app. This app focuses on what’s most useful in conversations and is very easy to understand. I like how it tests your ability to translate the words in multiple ways, including giving the English word and having you find the Tagalog definition. The picture choices are even from the Philippines unlike some apps that use the same photos for every language. Clearly they put a lot of work into the development of this app.
Cardguy1000,
Glad I didn't buy Rosetta Stone
This app is great. My mother in law is filipino and I've been wanting to learn tagalog. I bought the Pimsleur course which is amazing but wanted more practice. I had the Rosetta Stone for Spanish and it's very similar to this app which is so much cheaper. There's really no reason to buy Rosetta if you get this.
zeus1958,
Doesn’t work
It worked fine until I payed for it , then the lesson part won’t open the new words section, the quiz sections works, but nothing to be quizzed on
Amway_Dude,
Not working
I can't do any of the lessons. I can only do quizzes. 😕
gm683,
Great app for learning Tagalog!
I've spent a few months trying to learn Tagalog and so far this app has been the best way for me to learn. The only downside is the price if you want to continue the lessons, but I believe it's worth every dollar.
Izdubar,
Kukunin ko to. Great app
I really enjoy this app. The free version offers some great and funny phrases (especially if you use intentionally at the wrong time ;D). L-Lingo makes a good product; I'm very happy spending the small money for the full version. Mabuhay!
chips30,
Awesome!
The best app for learning a new language that I've found! Makes you feel like you've made progress every time you use it.