Results for that's what we called freedom of ... translation from English to Tagalog

that's what we called
ito ay pwedin nang tawaging sapat

that's what we called respect
we call that respect

2) freedom of speech;
2) kalayaan sa pananalita;

that's what we call
yun ang tinawag namin

freedom of speech and of the press
kalayaan sa pagsasalita

that's what we could commonsense
that 's what we could commonsense.

that's what we do when we see it
anu naman gagawin natin pag nag kita tayo

that's what we have to do with one.
yan ang dapat nating gawin para makuha ang

that's what we used to do to teams
magtulungan tayo bilang isang team

no law shall be passed abridging the freedom of speech
pagpapaikli ng kalayaan sa pagsasalita

that what we call guilty
guilty ang tawag jan

this is what we called maturity mindset.. love is a choice
ang ed ng kapanahunan ay isang pagpipilian

i read the letter you sent but there is a franchise fee, i know because it's gone, because that's what we were told back in the ceo of byaheros, just changed trade name
nabasa ko po yung letter na pinadala niyo pero may nakalagay na franchise fee, ang alam ko po kasi wala na, yun kasi ang pagkasabi sa amin noon nang ceo ng byaheros, changed trade name lang

fran always remember that you are worth it to be love you are the man that what we need you ate the man that understanding
laging tandaan na ako ay palaging magiging para sa iyo

thank you papi.. i want our love to be the last. what we shared is more that what we can imagine
lahat ng maiisip mo ay mayroon kami bilang sausage

the spanish constitution of 1812 and in succeeding years, the spanish people enjoyed freedom of speech of the press of association and other human right (except relegion) suprisingly the spanish authorities in the philippines denied denied them to the filipinos that even speaking ill to the government and to the church was punishable by death
the spanish constitution of 1812 and in succeeding years, the spanish people enjoyed freedom of speech of the press of association and other human right (except relegion) suprisingly the spanish authorities in the philippines denied them to the filipinos that even speaking ill to the government and to the church was punishable by death.