Hai cercato la traduzione di turtle da Tagalog a Inglese

turtle
turtle

turn turtle
turn turtle

ask the turtle
turtle ilocano

rabbit and turtle
rabbit and turtle

tagalog a little turtle
a little turtle

what called the little turtle
what is called the little turtle

short story turtle and rabbit
short story turtle and rabbit

ang tula ng maliit na turtle tagalog
the little turtle there was a little turtle he live in a box he swam on the puddle he climbed into the rocks.

ano ang tagalog ang turtle power tiller
ano ang tagalog ang turtle power tiller

a turtle hatches sa isang desyerto beach
a turtle hatches on a deserted beach

hello my cuties turtle whats wrong in me?
hello my cutie whats wrong in me?

mga residente ng turtle island bago mapalaya ang pawikan.
residents of turtle island shortly before releasing the sea turtle.

...in turtle island, guimaras, a pawikan is kept tied and released only for purposes of photography at the cost of 5 pesos per tourist.
...in turtle island, guimaras, a pawikan is kept tied and released only for purposes of photography at the cost of 5 pesos per tourist.

anyway, this is important to me as even though that turtle may not have a brain as sophisticated as ours, it must feel lonely and bored sometimes, can't it?
anyway, this is important to me as even though that turtle may not have a brain as sophisticated as ours, it must feel lonely and bored sometimes, can't it?

nagpapasalamat ako sa yo dahil kung natuloy iyon malalagay sa masamang sitwasyon ang aking opisina. ... ang sinasabing turtle island, isang lugar na hindi mahahanap sa opisyal na mapa ng lalawigan, ang islang itinuturing, ay bahagi ng mainland.
i should thank you for that because had it pushed through it will put my office in bad light ... the alleged turtle island, a place which cannot be located in the official map of the province, the island being alluded to is actually a part of the mainland

the green turtle” one beautiful morning, the friends met at the riverbank. they were the grey goose, white goose, and turtle. the friends recounted stories to one another, and sooner or later, they said goodbye. “take me with you to your home. i would love to see your home across the rocky river” says turtle. “how can you come when you don’t have wings to fly across the river?” replies grey goose. “you’re right,” sighs turtle. “hold on. i have an idea”, says white goose. “you can fly with, us only if you follow our instructions.” “thank you! i promise that i will follow what you tell me to do”, says turtle with joy. “bite on the middle of the branch. grey goose and i will bite both ends, and we will both fly. but remember this: you cannot speak or else you will fall on the rocky river.” “alright. let’s go. bite on the branch, turtle, my friend”, says grey goose. “remember! you cannot speak or you know what will happen. you have no wings and you know what happens to animals who, have no wings.” “i will not speak,” promises turtle once again. grey goose and white goose bit the opposite ends of the branch. turtle, knowing full well what not to do, bit the middle of the branch. a few seconds later, the friends flew over the rocky river. turtle was ecstatic to be flying over the river and to be as high as the green trees. turtle feels as though he is one with the heavens. some animals that were playing across the river saw the odd sight: the geese’s beak around the branch and the green turtle dangling in the middle, his shell facing down. the animals could not help but laugh. the rabbits pointed and laughed. and the foxes sniggered and laughed even louder. “look everyone! look at turtle flying over the river. what a ridiculous sight!” said everybody that was laughing at turtle. ha! ha! ha! turtled was angered. “those damn . . . ” before turtle could finish his words, he fell towards the rocky river, his tiny arms flailing as he dropped shell-first to the rocks in the water. “poor turtle!” say the geese as they landed on the other side. “poor green turtle.”
the green turtle” one beautiful morning, the friends met at the riverbank. they were the grey goose, white goose, and turtle. the friends recounted stories to one another, and sooner or later, they said goodbye. “take me with you to your home. i would love to see your home across the rocky river” says turtle. “how can you come when you don’t have wings to fly across the river?” replies grey goose. “you’re right,” sighs turtle. “hold on. i have an idea”, says white goo