Results for how in going in logos hope translation from English to Tagalog

easy going in tagalog
easy going

when are you going in?
dli ko pwede magdugay

hows it going in tagalog
paano ito pupunta sa tagalog

i'm not going in now
hindi ako papasok ngayon sa office

to accompany my father in going home
para samahan ang aking ama

no one will accompany me in going abroad
no one will accompany

(off screen) i'm going in!
(sa labas ng screen) kailangan kong pumasok!

my family was early in going to the movies so
my family was early in going to the movies so

i was wondering if you would be interested in going out.
baka gusto mong makipag-date sa akin.

i felt this no one cares about what going in my life
naramdaman ko ito walang nagmamalasakit sa kung ano ang napupunta sa aking buhay

i dont like this picture it some how in tagalog
malinis ang intensyon ko sayo

how in the hell you gonna love somebody else?
how in the hell you ll love somebody else? "

i don 'like this picture it some how in tagalog
i don' like this picture it some how in tagalog

good morning, it's going to be an exam later. eat before going in.
magandang umaga sayo,gising may exam pa mamaya.kumain ka bago pumasok.

i'm not going in now, because my wife has an exam and no one is watching over our children
hindi ako papasok ngayon sa trabaho,kasi may exam asawa ko at walay mgbabantay sa mga anak namin

if you believe you may be infected, call a hospital or local emergency medical services instead of going in person to avoid infecting others.
kung naniniwala kang maaari kang nahawahan, tumawag sa isang ospital o lokal na serbisyong pang-emerhensiyang medikal sa halip na pumunta nang personal upang maiwasan ang pagkahawa sa iba.

not by your old name i address you, no, not by the one you went by when living in the midst, mamang, name that kept you bound to cradle, washtub, sink stove and still your back bent and all your singing caked into silence, your dreaming crushed like fishbones in the traffic of daily need. your own name, then. amina. cold letters etched on stone in ormoc's graveyard hill, the syllables gliding still all music and glod upon the tongue of memory. amina. back here, no news you'd like to hear, or that you wouldn't know: one day at noon, in a year of war and famine, of volcanoes bursting and earthquakes shaking the ground we stood on, floodwaters broke the mountains. our city drowned in an hour's rampage. but you've gone ahead to this hill earlier, three years, you weren't there to witness what we had to do among the leavings of the water, mud, rubble, debris, countless bodies littering the streets-- your husband among them, a son, his wife, their children--how in a panic, we pried and scraped and shoveled from the ooze what had once been beloved, crammed them coffinless without ritual without tears into the maw of earth beside you up on that hill. amina, what have the angels to say of that gross outrage? you must know i keep my own name, times, i feel myself free to chosse the words of my singing, though in my own woman's voice, cracked with too much laughter, or anger, or tears, who's to listen, i don't know, admitting as i do no traffics with angels. i htink of your beauty fading and this, what's left for a daughter to touch-- your namestone mute among the grass greensinging, your name i raise to the wind like a prayer. if you hear it among the lift and fall of angel wings, oh please send word somehow. please let me know, have they given you back your voice?safe among the angels, what can a woman sing?
ormoc, tatlong taon pagkatapos ng baha hindi sa iyong lumang pangalan na hinarap ko sa iyo, hindi, hindi ng dumaan ka nang nakatira sa gitna namin