Vous avez cherché: let me heal you, and you can go back to her (Anglais - Tagalog)

let me heal you, then go back to her
let me heal first

you can go back
pwede mong balik balikan

i can go back to s
pwede ako sasama sa kanila

i can never be you and you can never be me
hindi ka maaaring maging akin

take me to church i worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies i tell you my sins and you can sharpen your knife offer me that deadless death of good god let me give you my life
dalhin mo ako sa simbahan na sinasamba ko tulad ng isang aso sa dambana ng iyong mga kasinungalingan sinasabi ko sa iyo ang aking mga kasalanan at maaari mong patalasin ang iyong kutsilyo na nag - aalok sa akin ng mga deadlezs kamatayan ng mabuting diyos hayaan mo akong ibigay sa iyo ang aking buhay

it is not fair or unikeuma there are a lot of people to see and the trees are every acre and if in the field you can plant vegetables fruit and other crops you can feel the fresh air and more distant from the water and can relax...go back to the city dw we rarely have panami views and we rarely have cattle because the building is full the in the city and indi gd they are the same as the farm than in the city hindi mo mn
indi patas or unikeuma madamo ikw temakita nga mga manami nga ralantawon kag ang mga kahoy nga mga matag as kag kong sa uma pwede kpa kang pananom sang mga gulay prutas kag iban pa nga mga pananom ma batyagan mopa ang nami nga preska ka hangin kag mas ma layo ya gahud kag maka relax kagd ...mag baliskad sa city nga dw talagsa klng ka kita sang mga manami nga view kag talagsa klng mka kita kang kasapatan kay puros lng building ang sa city kag indi gd sanda parihas kang farm kay sa city indi mo mn

c / th our ojt and i'm happy because i think we have a day off tomorrow and we can go back to the schoo. they also send us alpha in each department to sign the headers the paper works we have been sent to sign. in the afternoon they gave us maam jocel of mamon and c2,
c/ika siyam ng aming ojt at masaya ako dahil iniisip ko na last day na namin bukas at makakabalik na rin kami sa schoo.pinag photocopy nila ako tapos inayos na rin ang mga paper works na pinaphotocopy. pinapunta din nila kami ni alpha sa bawat department para papirmahan sa mga head ang mag paper works na ipinadala sa amin para papirmahan. nung hapon ay binigyan nila kami ni maam jocel ng mamon at c2,

when they reached, the monkey climbed up the tree to safety. he looked down at the crocodile and said, “now you can go back to your wicked wife and tell her that her husband is the biggest fool in this world. your foolishness has no parallel. you were ready to take my life because of an unjust demand from your wife. then you were stupid enough to believe me and brought me back to the tree.”
nang makarating sila, umakyat ang unggoy sa puno para maging ligtas. tumingin siya pababa sa buwaya at sinabi, "ngayon ay maaari kang bumalik sa iyong masamang asawa at sabihin sa kanya na ang kanyang asawa ay ang pinakamalaking mangmang sa mundong ito. walang parallel ang kalokohan mo. handa ka nang kunin ang buhay ko dahil sa isang di - makatarungang demand mula sa iyong asawa. ikaw na ang bahala sa akin at ikaw na ang bahala sa akin.”

i don't want to be in our relationship anymore, sorry because i don't want you to let me know what i want to do and you forbade me. what are you saying to me, both you and your mother and your sister can talk to me..i love you, you know what you did, everything was done, you hurt me, and you let me know what you expect us to be. i know we are husband and wife. i was there
ayaw ko na sa relasyon natin sorry dahil ayaw kong pinaki alaman ako sa gusto kng gawin at pinag bawalan mo ako.kung my problem man ikaw ayaw kong paki alam kau ni mother mag solve nyn hindi ako.at isa pa ayaw konsa bad words mo sa mga sinasab mnsa akin pareho kayo ni mother and sa sister nmo maka pagsalita sa akin..minahal kta alam mo un ginawa q lahat pro nun sinaktan m aq at painagsabhan mo aq ng ano expect m na maging tayo. alam namn na bana at asawa tayo.duon ako

because people during the early times were nomads or when they are said to be nomads, they move around to different places. and of course so that you can go or come back, you can travel, and you can go around different places, they make maps. it also started. to the babylonians it improved in their time they're are able to draw a map geography began because there were nomads. who went to a place and then when all the provinces were reached in one place make a map now. par
dahil ang mga tao kase during the early times mga nomad o kapag sinabing nomad sila po yung palipat lipat sa ibat ibang lugar.at syempre para makapunta ka o makabalik,makapagtravel,at makapag ikot sa ibat ibang lugar gumagawa sila ng mapa.nagsimula din ito sa mga babylonians nag improve ito sa panahon nila they’re are able to draw a map nagsimula ang geography dahil may mga taong gala. na nakapunta sa isang lugar and then nung narating lahat ng provinces sa isang lugar gumawa ngayon ng mapa. par

a king and queen have three daughters. all three of the girls are attractive, but one of them is absolutely gorgeous – psyche. people come from all around just to check out how beautiful psyche is. all this adoration of psyche gets totally out of hand; men start worshiping her as if she were a goddess and ignore the altars of the goddess of love and beauty, venus (a.k.a. aphrodite). men even start saying that psyche is more beautiful than venus. (uh-oh.) we bet you can guess who got mad about this. yup, that's right – venus. the goddess of love gets kind of hateful and orders her son, cupid (a.k.a. eros), to go and punish psyche by making her fall in love with the ugliest thing around. cupid sneaks into psyche's bedroom to do his mother's bidding, but, when he sees how beautiful psyche is, he gets all distracted and pricks himself with his own arrow. cupid falls instantly in love with psyche and leaves without doing what his mother told him to do. psyche's life continues on as usual: everybody comes to gawk at how hot she is. however, since venus has it in for her, nobody ever falls in love with psyche. psyche's two sisters end up getting married, but psyche is stuck sitting alone in her room. getting worried that they've made some god angry, psyche's parents decide to go consult the oracle of apollo about their daughter's future. the oracle tells them that psyche is destined to marry a monster that neither god nor mortal can resist. psyche's parents are instructed to leave her on a mountain to await her monstrous husband. they cry a lot about it, but they do it anyway. so, psyche is chilling on top of the mountain, fully expecting something terrible to happen. zephyr, the west wind, comes and lifts her, carrying the princess gently from the mountaintop down to a beautiful field of flowers. psyche comes across an amazing castle and goes inside. the place is decked out with tons of treasure and priceless pieces of art. she hears voices that tell her that the palace and all the amazing stuff in it is hers. she's treated to a wonderful feast, complete with an invisible singing chorus for entertainment. her husband-to-be comes to her that night in the darkness of her bedroom, so she can't see what he looks like. he tells her that she must never try to see what he looks like. she's cool with that for a while, but eventually she gets lonely since he only comes at night and because there are no other humans around. psyche convinces her invisible husband to let her sisters come and visit her. he reluctantly agrees and has zephyr float them down. psyche's sisters get super-jealous about her incredibly posh lifestyle. they start interrogating her about who her husband is. at first, psyche lies and says he's a handsome young man who spends all day hunting in the mountains. they don't buy it, though, and keep pumping her for information. eventually, psyche admits that she's never seen him and that he only comes at night. the jealous sisters remind psyche of the prophecy that she would marry a monster, and they convince their sister that she has to see what her husband looks like. they advise her to wait until he's asleep, then stand over him with a lamp and a knife (in case he's a monster). that night she follows her sisters' advice and sees that her husband is none other than cupid. psyche is blown away by how ridiculously handsome her husband is. she's so distracted that she lets a drop of oil fall and burns his skin. cupid wakes up and sees his wife standing there with the lamp and a knife. furious, he flies out the window, telling psyche that she'll never see him again. the beautiful palace disappears and psyche is left all alone. totally depressed, psyche goes back to her sisters and tells them what happened. as if they hadn't already shown how totally awful they were, the sisters now go to the mountaintop thinking that one of them might take psyche's husband for themselves. they jump off the mountain, expecting zephyr to take them down. (no such luck.) the jealous sisters fall to their deaths on the rocks below. meanwhile, psyche wanders around trying to find cupid. she ends up going to a temple of ceres (a.k.a. demeter), goddess of the harvest. the temple is a total wreck, so psyche cleans it up. ceres is impressed with psyche's devotion. psyche asks for some help. ceres wishes she could give psyche a hand, but the goddess says she can't go against venus. ceres advises psyche to go to venus and humbly beg for forgiveness. psyche takes ceres' advice and presents herself to venus. venus is still crazy mad and gives psyche a tongue lashing, telling the girl that cupid is still trying to recover from the burn that the oil gave him when it dripped on him. the goddess of love tells psyche that she must prove herself worthy to be cupid's wife by completing a task. psyche is taken to a storehouse full of wheat, millet, barley, and all kinds of stuff that venus uses to feed her pigeons. psyche is ordered to organize all the different kinds of grain – the wheat with the wheat, the barley with the barley, etc. the job seems pretty much impossible, and, to make matters worse, venus orders psyche to get it done by evening. cupid intervenes, however, and inspires a colony of ants to come out of the ground and help out psyche. (phew! we were worried that rumpelstiltskin might show up.) the ants get the job done and disappear underground. venus returns and tells psyche that it doesn't count, because psyche couldn't have done it by herself. the next day the goddess of love gives her daughter-in-law another task. psyche must collect golden fleece from the back of every sheep in a herd that hangs out by a river. as she's about to cross the river, though, a river god warns psyche that, if she tries it when the sun is rising, the human-hating rams will kill her. the helpful river god advises her to wait until the noontime sun makes the herd go chill out in the shade; then the rams won't mess with her. psyche follows the river god's advice and safely collects the wool. venus is still not satisfied, though, saying again that psyche didn't do it on her own. next, the love goddess orders psyche to go down to the world of the dead and see proserpine (a.k.a. persephone), the queen of the underworld and wife of pluto (a.k.a. hades). venus says she wants psyche to bring a little bit of proserpine's beauty back in a box. psyche bravely heads off to find the underworld, but she's really upset this time – going to the land of the dead is beyond dangerous. how is psyche supposed to get to the underworld? is she supposed to kill herself? she seems to think so. thankfully, before psyche jumps off a cliff, she hears a voice (cupid) that tells her how to pull it off. the voice tells her where there's a cave that leads down to the underworld, how to convince charon (the ferryman) to take her there and back, and how to avoid cerberus, the vicious three-headed dog who guards the underworld. psyche makes it to pluto and proserpine's palace in the land of the dead and tells proserpine that venus wants to borrow a little beauty. a box is given to psyche, and she's on her way. the voice warns psyche not to open the box, no matter what she does, but psyche's just so curious and can't help herself. the girl opens the box, thinking that, if she had a little of the beauty herself, then she'd truly be worthy of cupid. unfortunately, there's no beauty in the box at all, and when psyche takes off the lid, she's plunged into a deep sleep, collapsing in the middle of the road. cupid, who has finally recovered from his burn, flies to help his wife. he wakes her up with one of his arrows, and he points out that once again her curiosity has gotten her in trouble. cupid tells her to take the box to venus and to let him take care of the rest. he flies to jupiter (a.k.a. zeus), and he begs the king of the gods to help him and psyche. jupiter summons venus and convinces her to chill out about the whole thing. then he brings psyche up to mt. olympus, the home of the gods, and gives her some ambrosia, which makes the girl immortal. at long last, cupid and psyche get to be together. cupid and psyche end up having a daughter together, named voluptas (a.k.a. hedone, sometimes translated as pleasure).
cupid and psyche (salin sa filipino)