This is a free-format episode as we practice Tagalog. This is suited to Upper Beginner & Lower Intermediate students in Tagalog. 

Essential Questions

Tagalog To English:

Panáy (adverb): frequent;

Matuksó (verb): to be tempted, to be teased;

Halíp (adjective): except; 

Noón (adverb): a time in the past;

Hulí (adjective): last, late;

Kapág & Kung:

Both are used as conjunctions.

Consider 2 independent clauses:

Clause 1 (condition)

Clause 2 (effect or event or action to take place)

The clause after "kapág" is a condition that's to be satisfied in the future.

Clause 1: "nagtrabaho ka" (condition to be satisfied in the future)

Clause 2: "magkakapera ka" (effect)

Kapág nagtrabaho ka, magkakapera ka. 

The clause after "kung" is an in-case-of condition

Clause 1: "pupunta ka sa Pilipinas" (in-case-of-condition)

Clause 2: "magsalitâ ka ng Tagalog doón" (action-to-take-place)

Kung pupunta ka sa Pilipinas, magsalitâ ka ng Tagalog doón.