Results for i don't think so i'm too lazy to ... translation from English to Tagalog

i don't think so
i do not think so

i don't think so.
wala naman sa tingin ko. no. i don't think so.

really i don't think so
ilonggo

maybe i don't think so huh but m.u
baka hindi ko alam kung saan ako pupunta

i'm too lazy to fix myself
mainit parin kahit naka aircon

i'm too lazy to tag a picture
tamad tr9y8h9ako mag tag ng picture

ano tagalog ng i don't think so you look thin already
ano ang tagalog ng i don 't think so you look thin already

i'm too lazy to think kung ano ang susuotin
tinatamad na akong mag isip

i'm too lazy to think of a caption 😉
tamad mag isip ng caption 😉

i don't think so, i or we can't avoid food, especially if it's our favorite food to eat and it's hard to refuse.
sa tingin ko ay wala dahil, hinding hindi ko o natin maiiwasan ang pagkain lalo na kung paboritong paborito natin itong kainin at ang hirap na nitong tanggihan

i don't think so because i just love someone like them so i'll just accept the fact that there's really nothing because i'm hurting my idiot because i'm still chasing someone i don't like
parang ayoko na kase nagmamahal lang naman ako ng wala katulad karin nila kaya tatanggapin ko nalang yung katotohanan na wala talaga kase nasasaktan ako ang tanga ko kase naghahabol pa ako nang taong di naman ako gusto

the two rats went out into their garden where the sun was shining. "oh, mr. sun!" they called, trying to keep their eyes open as they looked up into the sky. "yes, what can i do for you?" replied the sun. "should you accept, my wife and i would like to offer you our daughter's hand in marriage," said mr. rat proudly. "i'm honored" said mr. sun, "but why do you want me to marry your daughter?" "because you are so powerful and magnificent!" said mr. rat, while mrs. rat nodded her head in agreement. "well, i'm pleased that you think so highly of me" said mr. sun. "but there is one that is more powerful than me." "who might that be? asked mr. rat. "why mr. cloud, of course! i am powerless when he covers me." "yes, so true" said mr. rat, nodding over and over."come on dear, he said, taking his wife by the hand. "let's go see mr. cloud." they climbed up a nearby mountain, over which a big cloud hung in the sky. they called to mr. cloud and telling him what mr. sun had said, offered their daughter's hand in marriage. again, the couple received a much different answer that what they were expecting. mr. cloud said "what the sun says is true. however, i am powerless when i meet mr. wind. wherever he blows, i must go." "yes. yes. of course, of course" said mr. and mrs. rat. they then set out to find mr. wind. coming down the mountain, they found mr. wind in a grove of trees. "i am strong" he told them on hearing their story. "i can make a big tree fall over or blow down a house. i can shake up an ocean. but try as i may, i can't move a stone buddha." "then, we'll just have to ask a stone buddha" said mr. rat. so, mr. and mrs. rat hurried down the mountain to the stone buddha standing near their village. "well, i'm flattered that you want me to marry your daughter" said mr. stone buddha. "but i don't think i'm right for her either. i am indeed strong and mr. wind can't move me, but i am no means the strongest of them all. there is one that can make me fall over easily. the very thought of it is making me shake already." "please mr. stone buddha" said mr. rat. "please tell us who." "none other than you and your cousins the moles" said mr. stone buddha. "you and your cousins are very strong. why if you burrow under my feet, i'll fall over and land on my head. i'm no match for you" said mr. stone buddha. "thank you" said mr. rat, "you've been very helpful
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