This is a short lesson on Tagalog Grammar. Specifically, this episode will talk about Subject Markers, Object Markers, Subjective Pronouns, Object (to a verb) Pronouns, Location Marker, and Compound Sentence. 

Essential Question: 

What prior knowledge must a beginner learn before understanding Tagalog Verbs? 

Part #1: Subject Markers ang, si & sina.

Examples:

Part #2: Object Markers ng, ni, nina 

Examples:

Part #3: Subjective Pronouns akó, ikáw, siyá, kamí, tayo, kayó & silá. When used with actor-focused verbs, these are doer pronouns.

Part #4: Object-To-A-Verb Pronouns ko, mo, niyá, natin, ninyó, nilá. 

Part 5: Location Marker sa. This marker also marks an object of the statement. 

Part 6: Tagalog Compound Sentence. 

Part 7: Particle nang. This is an adverb which means "this time", "already" or "now".