Tarsier: Learn Tagalog
Learn Tagalog the Filipino way
About
This app teaches Tagalog grammar and conversational phrases through interactive lessons. It focuses on how the language is actually spoken, including common expressions and Taglish. Personalized learning paths and detailed progress tracking help users master the language.
What's New in Tarsier
1.2.2
June 25, 2026
This update fixes a few things and polishes the lessons. Fixes • Fixed sentence-builder cards where the mascot's speech bubble showed up blank with nothing to play. It now shows the Tagalog sentence and plays the audio. • Tidied up quiz cards by removing the small NEW and IMAGE tags for a cleaner, less crowded look. • Shortened some lesson names (now using "&" instead of "and") so they fit better on the lesson cards. • Fixed a few practice cards that showed a Tagalog word capitalized in the middle of a sentence.
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FAQ
What is Tarsier's learning methodology?
Tarsier's methodology is built around Tagalog grammar from the ground up, focusing on root words, affixes, verb focus, and ang/ng/sa markers. It incorporates the Taglish spoken in real conversations and offers a personalized path based on user knowledge and learning goals.
Does Tarsier offer offline access?
The provided data does not specify if Tarsier offers offline access for its lessons or features. Users may need to check within the app or on its support page for this information.
How does Tarsier track user progress?
Tarsier provides detailed learning insights, including a streak calendar, per-lesson accuracy, fastest and slowest sessions, and recall trends. It also features a visual learning map with milestone checkpoints.
What content can I learn with Tarsier?
You can learn greetings, introductions, polite expressions (po/opo), family terms, daily-life vocabulary, food, places, time, emotions, Tagalog verb conjugation, sentence structure, word order, ang/ng/sa case markers, and cultural context.
Is Tarsier suitable for heritage learners?
Yes, Tarsier is specifically designed for heritage learners, meaning Filipinos who understand Tagalog but may not speak it fluently. The lessons are structured to build upon existing comprehension.
What are the subscription options for Tarsier?
Tarsier offers monthly and annual subscription plans. The annual plan includes a free trial. Super Tarsier unlocks unlimited lessons, detailed insights, and an ad-free experience.
Does Tarsier have ads?
Yes, Tarsier contains advertisements. An ad-free experience is available with the Super Tarsier subscription.
What devices is Tarsier available on?
Tarsier is currently supported on iPhones, according to the provided data. Information regarding Android or other device compatibility is not available.