I’m pretty sure this will be helpful especially for the non Tagalog speakers such as foreigners and even Filipinos living outside Manila or Luzon.

Visit this site often, I will post Tagalog tutorials from time to time.

There are no posts related to English-Tagalog Tutorials.

ManilaBlog would like to give its utmost respect and gratitude to CorrectHost for providing the hosting.

This blog feasted on fast server and quick support when this site needed one. So quick, like in less than 60 minutes, response is already in the email inbox.

Thank you!

Although nothing obvious can be seen from the front. The spammers/hackers injected something that they are able to sign up a thousands of users in the blog. Although, this site does not accept “back end users,” except in the forums.

I deleted about 30 articles that i wont be able to retrieve them. But i will try to contact my webhost for a backup, i hope they have one. The latest backup i’ve had was February, 2009.

Update: My site is now back, thank God for my host!

If you are a WordPress user, you should read this important message: http://mashable.com/2009/09/05/wordpress-attack/

Hi lost visitors. I have officially launch this blog’s own Classifieds / Buy and Sell forum today. You can do anything there. Discuss, rant, spam as long as within the bounds of Philippine and Metro Manila laws.

You can post your blogs and websites in the Marketplace area. Or even sell anything there, but again, no illegal stuff, including pirated items such as DVDs, software and pirates themselves.

Visit the Manilablog Forum now.

About the ManilaBlog Author
ManilaBlog is powerfully administered by Jeffrey, the man behind Gwapito.com. Jeffrey is a Cebuano, born not in Cebu, but in Iligan City in Mindanao. Then went to Cebu City for college and have worked there for a total of approximately 16 years. I am proud Bisaya and of my distinct accent in which Manilans are jealous of.

I have always liked living in the city ever since I was an adorable little boy. The sight of the buildings, the pretty women, the sound of cars and jeepneys. The noise of the tinderas, the shouts of kundoktors and dispatchers.

It saddened me every time our parents took us to the countryside in Kapatagan, Lanao Del Norte. But a therapy for me when going back to the city, in Iligan.

My first Manila experience was in June of 1997 and stayed for about a month to review and take the architects’ board. Then came back on December of 1999 and hung about two months to study and take architects’ board exam for the second time. Then back again in February of 2006, to concentrate on studying and taking the board exam for the third time! Thankfully I made it, got my licensed in August of the same year.

This is my longest stay in Manila, 15 months at the time of this writing. I practically love this city. But will never forget my love for Iligan and Cebu!