Pocket Tagalog Dictionary: Tagalog-english/english-tagalog (Periplus Pocket Dictionaries) Paperback – August 15, 2005

Great for learning tagalog

Convenient size, although not quite pocket-sized (a bit too tall for that). Simple to use and direct with the definitions. Great little supplement to anyone studying Tagalog (or, as in my case, re-learning).

Bought this for my nephew who was born in America and visiting the Philippines for the 1st time next year. He said he is kicking up words easily and the biggest test would be next year when he applies on his visit but I'm glad the Filipinos also have learned and speak English and are hospitable and helpful people.

I never thought i could find a tagalog-english dictionary here! my mom, have an old dictionary but she left it in my sister's house in La and never send it to her in Az. My mom kept on asking me about it. So i decided to buy her one here.She called me today and told me she was so happy to received it. its very light since its the same height and width of a pocket book! she can always bring it with her. She said its so easy to understand it. Though its just limited and maybe 200 words, she still loved it! thank you.

I found this pocket dictionary to be a decent quick-reference tool for beginners or travelers, but it definitely has some frustrating gaps. While it’s small and easy to carry around, I was surprised at how many common, everyday Tagalog words are missing. Several times I looked up something basic, like a word you’d use in daily conversation, and couldn’t find it at all. On the flip side, there are quite a few obscure words included that you’d probably never useThe dictionary is fine for basic travel needs, like looking up directions or ordering food, and it’s laid out clearly enough for beginners. But if you want something to help you with real conversations or to support deeper language study, you’ll likely need to supplement with an app or online dictionary. Overall, it’s a handy little book for emergencies or trips, but don’t expect it to have the everyday vocabulary most learners really need.

Just gr8! I’m just reading it for extra vocabulary, in addition to my Joi Barrios Tagalog language books for all the grammar.

Tagalog pocket dictionary for my Filipino relative going to the Philippines. It is a great way for people to learn Tagalog words and for people to look up words. It is easy to read and easy to look up words you are looking for. It goes from English to Tagalog and vice versa. I would recommend this dictionary by Renato Perdon. I hope I can pick up a few words to use in my vocabulary.

Bought this as a gift for a friend and she loved it. It's small and pocket-sized, which is very great for travel. You're not going to learn Tagalog from this book, but it's great for beginners. I'm not fluent in Tagalog by all means, but it was great to review some things. Great buy!