Results for i hope i don't wake you up with m... translation from English to Tagalog

i hope i don't wake up
sana sa pagtulog mo hindi ka na magising

i hope i don't wake up tomorrow
grabe apaka bayot mo nmn

i hope i didn’t wake you up
i hope you didn't wake up

i hope i don't know you anymore
sana hinde nalang kita na kilala

i hope i don't see
sana hindi ito makita ng anak ko

i hope i don't come back
sana hindi ka na lang bumalik

i hope i don't regret this
look forward with hope, not backwards with regret

i hope i don't become lazy anymore
hindi dapat ako maging tamad kasi hindi ako mayaman

i have a headache so i hope i don't want a fight
matutulog nalang ako kesa makipag away sayo tsaka sinabi kona problema ko sayo

i hope i don't just love you again so that i don't hurt my fool because i trust you right away
sana hindi nalang ako nag mahal ulit para hindi ako m asasaktan ang tanga ko kasi eh nag tiwala ako agad

i hope i don't love what you are to me now. i hope it will be the same eventually
sana love dika mag bago kong ano man tayu ngayun sana sana ganon paron sa hulu

i hope i can cook with my husband when i get merried
tagalog

my message is i hope i can't forget even once we have ²
my message is sana hindi ninyu ako makaka limotan kahit minsan nalang tayu magka kita²

you gave me to pay for the house, electricity, water and the rest i paid to my creditors for food and food supply for 2 weeks so it ran out immediately i hope i have some leftovers to prepare for my birthday somehow because i'm still having a birthday party with my friends, i'd like to celebrate in case i don't have money to prepare, i'm also ashamed of you because you spend a lot on your family, so i'm grateful to you because you're the one who makes a living
bilang kapalit sa lahat ng iyong kabutihan kapag tayo ay nagsama na ipararamdam ko at ipaparanas ang pag aalaga ko at pagmamahala sayo hon pangako na hindi kita lolokohin dahil mahal kita lahat ng ibinigay mo sakin ay susuklian ko

it is almost a month since my uncle died. nana cecilia, his widow, has made up with my maiden aunt cora, and now stays with her in san nicolas. the suspicions for they proved to be mere suspicions after all she had entertained concerning nana cora and my late uncle, were dispelled at his death. i don't know the truth myself up to now. but i don't want to know. what matters now is that they are no longer young. loida, i learned some time ago, is gone from the old house in laoag. she sta
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