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Learn Tagalog naturally with AI-powered pronunciation coaching.
Speak, get instant feedback, and build real conversation skills
- starting from your very first lesson.
SalitaPH is designed for learners who want to actually speak Filipino,
not just memorize vocabulary. Our AI listens to your pronunciation,
analyzes it syllable by syllable, and tells you exactly what to improve.
--- WHAT MAKES SALITAPH DIFFERENT ---
[ Real-Time Pronunciation Analysis ]
Speak into your microphone and get instant syllable-by-syllable feedback.
See exactly which sounds you nailed and which need more practice.
[ AI Conversation Practice ]
Practice real-life Tagalog dialogues with an AI conversation partner -
at a market, a restaurant, meeting new friends. Build confidence
before your real conversations.
[ Structured Lessons ]
Progress through carefully designed units covering greetings,
numbers, daily phrases, and more. Each lesson builds naturally
on the last.
[ Daily Streaks & XP ]
Stay motivated with streak tracking and experience points.
Earn achievements as your Tagalog improves.
[ Authentic Filipino Audio ]
Hear natural Tagalog pronunciation from native-quality audio
to train your ear alongside your mouth.
--- PERFECT FOR ---
• Travelers planning a trip to the Philippines
• Filipino heritage learners reconnecting with the language
• Beginners who want real speaking skills, not just reading
• Anyone curious about one of the world's most melodic languages
--- HOW IT WORKS ---
1. Set your native language and learning goal
2. Complete bite-sized lessons at your own pace
3. Record yourself speaking Tagalog
4. Get instant AI feedback on your pronunciation
5. Practice conversations through interactive dialogue scenarios
Tagalog is the heart of Filipino culture. With SalitaPH,
you'll be saying "Kamusta?" with confidence before you know it.
Start your Tagalog journey today - Magsimula na!
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What's New in Salita
1.0.3
June 24, 2026
We have updated the app (version 1.0.3) to address the issue. The name input field has been removed from the sign-up form, and the app now uses the name provided directly by the Apple Authentication Services framework (credential.fullName) without asking users to re-enter it. Please review the updated version.
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