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English

creek

Tagalog

bangin

Last Update: 2020-02-09
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English

old creek

Tagalog

Last Update: 2021-01-12
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English

greens creek

Tagalog

gapangan ng gulay

Last Update: 2022-04-10
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English

along the creek

Tagalog

tabing ilog

Last Update: 2021-07-11
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Reference: Anonymous

English

daplin in the creek

Tagalog

daplin sa sapa

Last Update: 2022-05-15
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English

as per emaar communities downtown instruction the work location is in dubai creek harbour, there is also emrill office in the area that will approve our request

Tagalog

tulad ng pagtuturo ng mga komunidad ng emaar sa bayan na ang lokasyon ng trabaho ay nasa pantalan ng sapa ng dubai, mayroon ding tanggapan ng emrill sa lugar na aaprubahan ang aming hiling.

Last Update: 2021-05-17
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English

the salesman will be socially resposable to his competitor by respecting the competitor. that the opponent should not be made an enemy. and how to be socially responsible a salesman is creek by being humane to all social impact

Tagalog

magiging resposable sa lipunan ang tindero sa kanyang katungali sa pamamagitan ng pagrespeto sa katungali. na dapat hindi ginagawng kaaway ang katunggali . at paano magiging responsaable sa lipunan ang isang tindero ay sapa mamagitan ng pagiging makatao sa lahat ng apekto sa lipunan

Last Update: 2021-03-25
Usage Frequency: 1
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i read your poem about me. please allow me to answer your questions via a story. i don’t want to talk about “isms” anymore because i’m sick of hearing my own voice. it isn’t true that we sleep with our bodies immersed in water with only our heads sticking out. once though, while retreating from an encounter, we had to hide in a deep creek, our heads under water. the only things sticking out were the papaya tree stems that we used to breathe through. we walked under water, continuing our flight without creating a ripple in the creek and without the sting of unshod soles.

Tagalog

Last Update: 2021-03-27
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Reference: Anonymous

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