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hard work
kahago
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i need hard to think if
i need to think hard if
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it's hard to find a girl who is sweet all know.
subong nga panahon laka nalang ang babaye nga sweet lahat alabuton
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with perseverance and hard working in playing baseball player and with respect to everyone around you and especially if you want to further develop your career that lives so you can can have a wife who has been a tower of strength and shown more courage then you dreamed existed
with perseverance and hard working in playing baseball player and with respect to everyone around you and especially if you want to further develop your career that lives so you can have a wife who has been a tower of strength and shown more courage then you dreamed existed
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agogo – ice candy; sherbet alabuton – moody alang-alang – hesitant; not yet ripe; not yet cooked; untimely; incomplete alcogas – fuel bacolodnons (and filipinos) were forced to use during the 70’s world-wide fuel crisis; mixture of gasoline and alcohol alimpuros – a swirly clump of hair on your head, sa english: cowlick. alingag-ngag – hard palate part of the mouth alipunga – daw tagalog man ni? alipungoy – ignoramus, mala-autistic mode ambot – no idea/don’t know amo guid – that’s right (not to be confused with “amó guid” literally meaning “truly a monkey”) arikis – sores, scabies bagogo – ice candy; sherbet alabuton – moody alang-alang – hesitant; not yet ripe; not yet cooked; untimely; incomplete alcogas – fuel bacolodnons (and filipinos) were forced to use during the 70’s world-wide fuel crisis; mixture of gasoline and alcohol alimpuros – a swirly clump of hair on your head, sa english: cowlick. alingag-ngag – hard palate part of the mouth alipunga – daw tagalog man ni? alipungoy – ignoramus, mala-autistic mode ambot – no idea/don’t know amo guid – that’s right (not to be confused with “amó guid” literally meaning “truly a monkey”) arikis – sores, scabies b
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