검색어: taken for granted (타갈로그어 - 영어)

always taken for granted
i am being taken for granted

taken for granted na relasyon
taken for granted relationship

for granted
in the end it doesnt even matter

better single than taken for granted.
better single than taken for granted

i talk for granted
you always took me for granted

take for granted kahulugan
take for granted meaning

if you took me for granted
if you took me for granted that's a shame

i take your feelings for granted.
i take your feelings for granted

i won 't take you for granted
i won't take you for granted

don't take your parents for granted
don’t take your parents for granted

are you happy taking you for granted?
are you happy taking you for granted

masaya ka ba te kahit na take for granted ka
masaya ka ba kahit na te take for granted ka

huwag mo akong i-take for granted. hindi na ulit
do not take me for granted. not again

don’t take my humbleness for granted i can be rude beyond your expectations
don’t take my humbleness for granted i can be rude beyond your expectations

the person you took for granted today.may turn to be the person you need tomorrow.be careful how you treat people
the person you took for granted today.may turn to be the person you need tomorrow.be careful how you treat people

classy people are always grateful for their blessings, big or small. they don’t take things for granted.
don’t take things for granted,

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technology is one of the key changes across generations, and the way individuals use technology to communicate is particularly significant. for example, boomers grew up during the rise of television, an invention which dramatically shifted people’s lifestyles and the way that people around the world connect and share information. similarly, millennials grew up in the age of the internet, which brought social media, video chat, and other new communication tools that keep people in constant comm