Hai cercato la traduzione di cannot you saw girls on skype da Inglese a Tagalog

i'm glad i met you even on skype
masaya ako na nakilala kita

on skype waiting for mom
patiently waiting for his mom to come out

i make an account on skype
gagawa ako ng account sa skype

did you saw her
i did well i wish you saw

and if you saw my love
can i show my love for u

what you saw in your dream
tikbalang

list down the things that you saw
list down the things that you saw

i did well. i wish you saw
sana araw araw kitang makita

when you got the prettiest girl on your school
prettiest girl

discuss how you saw or thought of jesus before
talakayin kung paano mo nakita o naisip si jesus dati

i ain’t no snitch.... but 2 girls on my timeline got the same boyfriend����
i ain’t no snitch.... but 2 girls on my timeline got the same boyfriend����

because you saw you really deserved it happy valentines��
dahil nakita mo deserve mo talaga ito happy valentine's��

you saw how bad i wanted to get in to see elliot and that drove you crazy.
nakita mo kung gaano ko kailangang makita si elliot at nagalit ka.

there is a beautiful girl on facebook
meron maganda babae sa facebook

senen did not go out by himself in central plus and he stayed with margaret baby girl on the survey trolley
hindi lumabas si senen nang mag - isa sa central plus at nanatili siya kasama si margaret baby girl sa survey trolley

your voice holds me when your arms cannot. you spoke calming words to me as i slipped into sleep and yours were the first eyes i saw as i came out from under the fog wingless angels dressed in scrubs, footfall on our steps, a tap on the window, a neighbor’s wave, a newly sewn mask tossed (in a plastic bag), to the front of the door: “run it through the washer first,” she calls, waves, and departs. (fifteen years ago, at fifteen, just arrived from el salv
your voice holds me when your arms cannot. you spoke calming words to me as i slipped into sleep and yours were the first eyes i saw as i came out from under the fog wingless angels dressed in scrubs, footfall on our steps, a tap on the window, a neighbor’s wave, a newly-sewn mask tossed (in a plastic bag), to the front of the door: “run it through the washer first,” she calls, waves, and departs. (fifteen years ago, at fifteen, just arrived from el salvador, she walked into my jefferson high esl class. today, she is a hero, daily risking her life for her patients, while her own children wait in their fog-shrouded home.) earth angels, haloes shining bright, working with this virus in the air! we will not despair