Vous avez cherché: the hardest part is letting go of what used... (Anglais - Tagalog)

the hardest part is letting go of what used to be
ang pinakamahirap na bahagi ay ang pagpapaalam sa dating nakasanayan

the hardest part is done
ang pinakamahirap na parte ay tapos na

opposite of what it used to be
kasalungat ng dati

what used to be so bad
nakakamiss ang dating tayo

what used to be in tagalog
seing what we used to be

think of the many different groups of people that we connect with on a daily basis. as our ability to reach members of groups who are thousands of miles away increases, so, too, does the requirement to keep in touch with as many group members as possible. what used to be limited by distance, thus making a very limited circle of people, now contributes to a very complex social and professional sphere.
isipin ang maraming iba't ibang mga pangkat ng mga tao na kumonekta sa araw-araw. habang dumarami ang aming kakayahang maabot ang mga miyembro ng mga pangkat na libu-libong milya ang layo, gayon din, kinakailangan ang kinakailangang makipag-ugnay sa maraming mga miyembro ng pangkat hangga't maaari. ang dating nililimitahan ng distansya, kung kaya't gumagawa ng isang napaka-limitadong bilog ng mga tao, ngayon ay nag-aambag sa isang napaka-kumplikadong panlipunan at propesyonal na larangan.

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