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the preference had a bad influence on esau
ang kagustuhan ay may hindi magandang impluwensiya kay esau

such toys have a bad influence on children.
ang ganyang uri ng laruan ay may masamang impluwensiya sa mga kabataan.

i had a bad day
hindi maganda ang araw ko

i had a bad dream
may masamang panaginip ako kagabi

i had a bad day today
i had a bad day today

you told me he had a bad habit
masasamang sinabi mo

i've had a bad word before
mga salitang masarap pakingan

i couldn't go in yesterday because i had a bad headache
hindi ako nakapasok kahapon dahil masakit ulo ko

the coronavirus (covid 19) related quarantine conditions have had a substantial influence on worldwide production rates and supply chains. this has coupled with a rise in the need for medical and personal protective equipment like face shields.
ang coronavirus (covid 19) na may kaugnayan sa mga quarantine na kundisyon ay may malaking impluwensya sa mga rate ng produksyon sa buong mundo at mga kadena sa suplay. kaakibat nito ng pagtaas ng pangangailangan ng mga medikal at personal na kagamitang pang-proteksiyon tulad ng mga kalasag sa mukha.

just want to flex my papa. i had a bad dream last night. to make it short, all i wanted you guys to know is my papa always wanted us to be protected no matter what happen. this video shows what my papa is grammar on translations
gusto lang ibaluktot ang papa ko. hindi maganda ang panaginip ko kagabi. upang gawin itong maikli, ang nais ko lang malaman ninyong lahat ay palaging nais ng aking papa na protektahan kami kahit anong mangyari. ipinapakita ng video na ito kung ano ang grammar ng aking papa

he's fine he's just in a bit of a mood because he had a bad dream last night about cyril breaking out of prison and coming after him and cutting off his balls.
okay lang siya. medyo inis lang siya dahil sa panaginip niya kagabi tungkol kay cyril tumakas sa bilangguan at gustong gupitin ang kanyang bayag.

it's istanbul, not constantinople, that straddles the bosporus strait today. but more than half a millennium ago—on may 29, 1453—it was constantinople, then the last bastion of the roman empire, that fell to ottoman turks. today’s popular stories science & innovation quake split a tectonic plate in two, and geologists are shaken animals new crocodile species found hiding in plain sight it was also in its incarnation as constantinople that the city was declared the capital of the roman empire by emperor constantine in 330 a.d. before that, the site was a greek village called byzantine. the new capital had much to recommend it. it was easier to defend than rome since it jutted out on the water, it had seven hills just like rome—and it had a christian population, the preference of the emperor. the strait's golden horn, seen here, divides the city in two. the galata tower, built by genoans in 1348, presides over the picture. it replaced the tower of galato—known as the megalos pyrgos, or "great tower"—that was largely destroyed by catholic crusaders in 1204. situated at the entrance to the golden horn, the first tower was more than a vertical ornament: a monstrous chain stretched from the tower to the city's northern side, preventing unwanted ships from entering the inlet.
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