Vous avez cherché: long ago before (Anglais - Tagalog)

long ago
background ng kasaysayan

not long ago
hindi masyadong matagal na ang nakalipas

long, long ago
ang buwan ay nagniningning kasing ningning ng araw

just wake up not long ago
just wake up not long ago

i saw that film long ago.
napanood ko ang pelikulang iyan matagal na panahon na ang nakaraan.

we have not been chatting long ago
matagal-tagal din tayo hindi nag-chat

could fly say that long ago africa
kung kaya kong lumipad palayo at

wish i said all these things long ago
nais kong sinabi ang lahat ng mga bagay na ito ang nakaraan

sow long ago since i was in first year
ang tagal na nito nung first year pa ako

once, long ago in the animals were gathered around the watering hole.
isang matalinong unggoy

long ago, they believed that the earth was the center of the universe.
noong unang panahon, naniniwala sila na ang mundo natin ang sentro ng sansinukob.

not so long ago, we had hot meals waiting for us and families to go home to.
noon, nakakakain tayo ng mainit na pagkain, at nasa tahanan ang ating pamilya.

long ago the amazons battled ares god of war during this battledthe amazon queen hippolyta decapitates
matagal na ang nakalipas sa amazons battled ares diyos ng digmaan sa panahon na ito battledthe amazon queen hippolyta decapitates

it was not so long ago when we entered sto. tomas elementary school where we learned our abc's and 123's.
hindi pa ito katagal nang pumasok kami sa sto. tomas elementary school kung saan nalaman namin ang aming mga abc at 123's. and today marks another in our lives for we are able to finish the first ladder of education. to our teachers, you have done more than words can express, we are forever thankful for selflessly molding our character and showing us that there are still much to learn. to our parents, we are very grateful for all your love, sacrifices and support. and above all, to almighty god for his guidance and protection.

blood surges rapidly along cronulla beach. armed with bats, white bodies are mad replications of tents, parasols and sunblinds spreading all over what used to be kurranulla, aboriginal landscapes, the place of pink seashells. there is no chieftain on the shore, no starfish where dominion shatters. not too far behind, thugs and their hand maids constrict exquisite shades of perplexity to keep generations pure and sterile. space beneath vestiges of hamlets from long ago have become driftwood, shells, cleavers of melting pots and succession. they are swaying eerily translucent as postcards bereft of scintillating light in the heated - up weather. so racializing this soap.
wendell