For kids ages 3–9

Filipino for Kids: Learn, Play

Filipino words, the full 28-letter alphabet, and a whole track on the Philippines — its places, its heroes, its history — taught bilingually alongside Math, Science, and more.

See It In Action

Real screens, from the real app

Learn Words flashcard showing the Filipino word "aso" (Dog) with a cartoon golden retriever illustration and a tap-to-listen audio button

Learn everyday Filipino words

Filipino ABC lesson screen showing a large coral letter A marked VOWEL, with its lowercase pair and an audio button

All 28 letters, with audio

Math lesson screen showing two apple icons and the equation 1 + 1 = 2 with a bilingual Filipino and English explanation

Math, Science & Computers

General Knowledge lesson screen showing the Philippine flag with the Filipino word "watawat" and a bilingual fact

Explore Filipino culture & the world

Coloring screen showing a traditional Filipino jeepney line drawing partially filled in with red, yellow, blue and green

Color and draw, mess-free

Bedtime Stories screen showing an illustrated page from The Lion and the Mouse with Filipino story text and playback controls

Bilingual bedtime stories

Parent dashboard screen showing a child's profile with 8 Filipino words learned, 1 topic completed and a 1-day streak

Real progress, visible to parents

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Subjects Covered
95
Words Across 12 Topics
131
Coloring Pages
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Ads, Ever

Getting Started

How It Works

Getting started takes less than a minute — no Filipino knowledge required for parents.

Step 1: Create a Profile

Set up a profile for your child with their name and age band, so lessons and difficulty adjust to fit them.

Step 2: Pick a Subject

Choose from Words, the Filipino alphabet, Math, Science, Computers, General Knowledge, or English — or jump into Coloring and Bedtime Stories.

Step 3: Learn & Play

Kids listen, tap, and explore — reinforcing every lesson with bilingual audio and playful, focused activities.

Step 4: Watch Them Grow

Track streaks and topics mastered from the parent dashboard as their Filipino builds day by day.

Highlights

A Filipino App That Also Teaches the Philippines

A taste of what's inside — see the full feature list for everything the app offers.

Rooted in the Philippines

27 lessons on the flag and national symbols, places around the country, and Filipino heroes and history — culture taught alongside the language, not separately from it.

The Full 28-Letter Alphabet

All 28 letters of the modern Filipino alphabet, including Ñ and Ng, with native audio and guided finger-tracing.

Truly Bilingual

Every word and lesson pairs Filipino with English, with native Filipino audio throughout — and a dedicated English subject so practice runs both ways.

Safe by Design

No ads, ever. No chat, no social features, no third-party tracking — just a focused, private space to learn.

Explore every feature

Trust & Safety

Built to Earn Your Trust, Not Just Your Download

We're a new, growing app without a long review history yet — so here's exactly what we do to keep your child's experience safe.

No Ads, Ever

Not "ad-light" — zero ads. Nothing to tap on by accident, nothing competing for your child's attention.

No Third-Party Tracking

Built with children's privacy rules in mind — no third-party trackers, no personalized-ad profiling.

No Chat, No Social Features

There is no way for strangers to contact your child inside the app — it's just your child and the lessons.

Everything Visible to You

The parent dashboard sits behind a parent gate, and nothing your child does in the app is hidden from you.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything parents ask before getting started.

What is Filipino for Kids: Learn, Play?

It's a bilingual early-learning app for children roughly ages 3 to 9. It teaches Filipino words and the Filipino alphabet alongside Math, Science, Computers, General Knowledge, and English — with native Filipino audio and English translations throughout.

Does it teach about the Philippines itself?

Yes, and it's the part that sets this app apart. A dedicated Philippines track in General Knowledge covers Ang Pilipinas (the flag, the language, and national symbols), Mga Lugar sa Pilipinas (places around the country), and Mga Bayani at Kasaysayan (heroes and history) — 27 lessons in all.

What ages is the app designed for?

Children roughly ages 3 to 9. During setup you pick an age band — 3–4 for first words and sounds, 5–6 for reading words, or 7 and up — and lessons are paced to match.

Do I need to speak Filipino to help my child use it?

No. Every word and lesson pairs Filipino with clear English text and native Filipino audio, so parents raising children abroad — or parents who never learned Tagalog themselves — can follow along just as easily.

What subjects does it teach?

Seven: Learn Words, the Filipino alphabet, Math, Science, Computers, General Knowledge, and English. Alongside those there's Coloring, Drawing, Write the Alphabet, Bedtime Stories, a Sounds library, and a Parent & Young matching game.

How many words does it cover?

95 words across 12 kid-friendly topics — animals, body parts, colors, family, feelings, fruits, manners, nature, numbers, occupations, vegetables, and vehicles — each with an illustration and native Filipino audio.

Is the app safe for kids?

Yes. There are no ads, ever, no third-party tracking, and no chat or social features of any kind — just a focused, private space to learn.

Is there a free version?

Yes. The app is free to download, and every subject includes a free set of topics your child can start with right away — the full Sounds library is free too. An optional subscription unlocks the remaining topics; current pricing is shown on the App Store and in the app before you buy.

Does the app work without an internet connection?

Yes. All lessons, audio, and artwork are bundled with the app, so everything works offline — handy for car rides, flights, or anywhere without reliable Wi-Fi.

Can parents see how their child is doing?

Yes. A parent dashboard shows daily streaks, a 7-day activity view, weekly play-time goals, and which topics your child has completed. You can set up profiles for up to two children.

See the full FAQ

Keep Filipino alive for the next generation

Download Filipino for Kids: Learn, Play and turn a few minutes a day into real progress across seven subjects.