Hai cercato la traduzione di she's a slugger da Inglese a Tagalog

she's a bitch
btch dont hurt her😭

she's a blessing to me
for your blessing on me

she's a maze with no escape
shes isang maze na walang pagtakas

because she a
look 5 song english language in then excerpt

she a bad bitch
kung siya ay isang masamang asong babae

she's a keeper but you didn't know how to keep her
she's a keeper but you didn't keep her

barbie is a doll she a play of vinbij
barbie

i cannot shout at marika. she's a guest and she comes from abroad.
hindi ako pwedeng sumigaw kay marika. siya ay isang bisita na mula sa ibang bansa.

when a woman follows a man, he acts like she's a pest, but he's still happy about it.
pabigat ang tingin ng lalake sa sunod ng sunod na babae. pero masaya pa rin naman siya.

shes a maze with no escape
she’s a maze with no escape

what if i tell you shes a vasquez too
what if i tell you shes a vasquez too?

shes a queen w with a little bit savage
shes isang reyna w na may kaunting ganid

hi i'm kolen gwen pelobillo and i have to introduce her to herz sarillana because she needs money because her parents don't have jobs because she's a sugar daddy so i saw you i hope you notice this and don't worry she knows how to love i'll bring her tomorrow to you so you can take her and i hope you live the 10 million i'm asking thanks poo at sorry po sa mga wrong typee
hi ako diay si kolen gwen pelobillo og naa koy ipakilala nimo siya diay si herz sarillana kasi kailangan niya nang pera kasi walang mga trabaho ang mga magulang niya kay siya nang sugar daddy kaya nakitan ko po kayo sana mapansin niyo po ito at wag kang mag alala marunong po siya mag mahal dalhin ko na siya bukas sa inyo para kunin mo na siya at sana mabuhay mo ang 10 million na hinihingi ko salamat poo

emma bovery is a cheater, in other words she's a slut who changes boyfriend like she changes her clothes. she's married yet she did something disgusting like this, she chose to do this, she wants this i don't think she was influenced at all.
si emma bovery ay isang manloloko, sa madaling salita siya ay isang kalapating mababa sa lipad na nagbago ng kasintahan tulad ng pagpapalit ng damit. may asawa na siya ngunit may ginawa siyang kasuklam-suklam na tulad nito, pinili niyang gawin ito, gusto niya ito sa palagay ko ay hindi siya naiimpluwensyahan.

hannah has been battling a host of physical problems for years—including epileptic seizures and asthma. she's had multiple surgeries on her malformed hips. but she thought she'd beaten all that. she's a budding actress, and she's landed the lead role in her college's spring production.
si hana ay nakikipaglaban sa maraming mga pisikal na problema sa loob ng maraming taon - kasama ang epileptic seizure at hika. siya ay nagkaroon ng maraming mga operasyon sa kanyang malformed hips. ngunit inisip niya na matalo niya ang lahat. siya ay isang namumuko na artista, at siya ay nakakuha ng pangunahing papel sa paggawa ng tagsibol sa paggawa ng tagsibol.

a walk to remember movie poster a walk to remember (2002) cast mandy moore as jamie sullivan shane west as landon carter daryl hannah as cynthia carter peter coyote as rev. sullivan lauren german as belinda clayne crawford as dean directed by adam shankman written by karen janszen based on the novel by nicholas sparks drama, family, romance rated pg for thematic elements language and some sensual material 100 minutes watch this movie itunes netflix mail add_to_queue_mini_off powered by gowatchit | roger ebert january 25, 2002 | print page "a walk to remember" is a love story so sweet, sincere and positive that it sneaks past the defenses built up in this age of irony. it tells the story of a romance between two 18-year-olds that is summarized when the boy tells the girl's doubtful father: "jamie has faith in me. she makes me want to be different. better." after all of the vulgar crudities of the typical modern teenage movie, here is one that looks closely, pays attention, sees that not all teenagers are as cretinous as hollywood portrays them. the singer mandy moore, a natural beauty in both face and manner, stars as jamie sullivan, an outsider at school who is laughed at because she stands apart, has values, and always wears the same ratty blue sweater. her father (peter coyote) is a local minister. shane west plays landon carter, a senior boy who hangs with the popular crowd but is shaken when a stupid dare goes wrong and one of his friends is paralyzed in a diving accident. he dates a popular girl and joins in the laughter against jamie. then, as punishment for the prank, he is ordered by the principal to join the drama club: "you need to meet some new people." jamie's in the club. he begins to notice her in a new way. he asks her to help him rehearse for a role in a play. she treats him with level honesty. she isn't one of those losers who skulks around feeling put upon; her self-esteem stands apart from the opinion of her peers. she's a smart, nice girl, a reminder that one of the pleasures of the movies is to meet good people. the plot has revelations that i will not reveal. enough to focus on the way jamie's serene example makes landon into a nicer person--encourages him to become more sincere and serious, to win her where she approaches him while he's with his old friends and says, "see you tonight," and he says, "in your dreams." when he turns up at her house, she is hurt and angry, and his excuses sound lame even to him. the movie walks a fine line with the peter coyote character, whose church landon attends. movies have a way of stereotyping reactionary bible-thumpers who are hostile to teen romance. there is a little of that here; jamie is forbidden to date, for example, although there's more behind his decision than knee-jerk strictness. but when landon goes to the rev. sullivan and asks him to have faith in him, the minister listens with an open mind. yes, the movie is corny at times. but corniness is all right at times. i forgave the movie its broad emotion because it earned it. it lays things on a little thick at the end, but by then it had paid its way. director adam shankman and his writer, karen janszen, working from the novel by nicholas sparks, have an unforced trust in the material that redeems, even justifies the broad strokes. they go wrong only three times: (1) the subplot involving the paralyzed boy should have either been dealt with, or dropped; (2) it's tiresome to make the black teenager use "brother" in every sentence, as if he is not their peer but was ported in from another world; (3) as kuleshov proved more than 80 years ago in a famous experiment, when an audience sees an impassive closeup, it supplies the necessary emotion from the context. it can be fatal for an actor to try to "act" in a closeup, and landon's little smile at the end is a distraction at a crucial moment. those are small flaws in a touching movie. the performances by moore and west are so quietly convincing we're reminded that many teenagers in movies seem to think like 30-year-old standup comics. that jamie and landon base their romance on values and respect will blindside some viewers of the film, especially since the first five or 10 minutes seem to be headed down a familiar teenage movie trail. "a walk to remember" is a small treasure.
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