Results for just passing through translation from English to Tagalog

just passing through
napadaan lang ako

always passing through
napagdadaanan

i'm passing through
nadadaanan ang mall

just passing by
napadaan lang

i'm just passing through the laughter
dinadaan mo nanaman ako sa salita mo lagi ka nalang ganiyan

where they are passing through
sila dumadaan

i was just passing by
pinangyarihan ng krime

i'm just passing by
magkwento

excuse yourself when passing through in between people.
next to your grandchildren you might be busted

so that we do not have difficulty passing through and avoiding traffic.
para hindi tayo mahirapan dumaan at maiwasa ng traffic.

the river huang ho is located in the china country. it is also called the yellow river and it is one of the longest rivers. thereby facilitating the flow of transportation. many navigable ships such as this are passing through to speed their journey.
ang ilog huang ho ay matatagpuan sa bansang tsina. tinatawag din itong yellow river at isa ito sa mga mahahabang ilog. sa pamamagitan nito ay napapadali ang daloy ng transportasyon. maraming sasakyang pandagat tulad ng barko ang dumadaan dito upang mapabilis ang paglalakbay nila.

honeyque happy 11th month sarry saatin hon almost 1yr nadin kita hon kapit lang kita thankyou kc nanjan ka lagi para saakin at omintindi mahal na mahal kita kahit na ako sa tuwing sinabi ko na ang salita na ayaw kong ma-sorry huh hon babawi ak sayo na kita kita we thank you for passing through the patience of you so i can tell you that i am so thinkfull of god because now i am a boyfriends in love you honey always remember that dear dear
honeyque happy 11th month sarry saatin hon almost 1yr nadin tayo hon kapit lang tayo thankyou kc nanjan ka lagi para saakin at omintindi mahal na mahal kita kahit na lagi ko nalang nasasabi ang nga katagang ayaw ko na sorry huh hon babawi ak sayo pag nag kita na tayo salamat kasi inaabaan mo pasinsya mo saakin hon masasabi ko talaga na i am so thinkfull kay god kasi nag karon ako ng boyfriends na katolad mo honey lagi mong tatandaan na mahal na mahal kiti

adi takon mangak akew tan lawa the legend of doligen one day, a man named doligen went down to the lowlands to buy salt. he carried his load in a "sangi" and a "dap dap" made of bamboo. then he felt hungry in the course of the journey and decided to rest in a cave believed to be occupied by generous pagan gods and goddesses who feed hungry travelers passing through this route. at this site, if a rich man feels hungry while passing through, he is offered rice with venison or rice with pork of w
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