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parang walang pinagsamahan
nothing seems uncoordinated

parang walang bukas ang saya
there seems to be no tomorrow if you laugh

parang walang naririnig pag tinatawag
beaming

you sound like one
sound like

parang walang ginagawa ang tao para sainyo
i told you i was just going to study

parang walang taong nakatira sa kasita.
the cottage looked as if nobody were living in it.

nakangiti sa harapan niyo na parang walang problema
i'm the type of person who

music is what feeling sound like
music is what feelings sound like

hendi no ang pangit parang walang porga sa betok hahaha
hendi no ang pangit parang walang porga sa betok

hindi lang napagbigyan ang gusto parang walang nagawang mabuti ang tao
it's not enough to just make people feel like they've done nothing wrong.

masaya kami ngayon kasi naglalaro kami sobrang saya parang walang mabebeast mode maliban lang kay nicole at faith nagselos ata
now we are happy because we are playing very happy if nothing mabebeast mode except nicole and faith jealous kidding

halos parang walang nabawas mula sa kalikasan sa dubai, pero wala namang umaasa sa kalikasan tulad ng dubai.
nothing seems further removed from nature than dubai, although nothing depends on nature more than dubai.

i really like your body..i don’t want to sound like an nasty young man
how tall are you.. that may be true but you’re still more attractive than i am

some of the differences between this and modern english are merely differences in orthography for instance, the sign a is what old english writers used for a vowel sound like that in modern hat or and the th sounds of modern thin or then are represented in old english by [thorn] or [eth] but of course there are many differences in sounds too. ure is the ancestor of modern our, but the first vowel was like that in too or ooze hlaf is modern loaf, we have dropped the h sound and changed the vowel, which in half was pronounce something like the vowel in father. old english had some sounds which we do not have. the sound represented by y does not occur in modern english. if you pronounced the vowel in bit with your lips rounded, you may approach it
a brief history of english