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    It's a phrasal verb, which means time goes past. Another variation would be 'tick by' (e.g., Time ticks by unnoticeably).
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    February 17, 2013
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    I think you just answered your own question and way to go! Alam - know Alam ko ang pangalan mo. (I know your name.) Marunong - know how Marunong akong mag-Tagalog / magsalita ng Tagalog. (I know how to speak Tagalog.) You could even put them together: Alam mo bang marunong si Rudel magTagalog? (Did you know that Rudel knows how to speak Tagalog?) I hope that helped.
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    January 12, 2013
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    Yes, 'mawalang galang' might mean excuse me but we don't really use it in that context. I know I don't cause I'd sound weird. I prefer to say excuse me. For me, 'mawalang galang' is commonly used towards the elders, maybe your big boss or someone who has an authority. It's kind of saying 'with all due respect' in English.
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    January 11, 2013
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    I haven't forgotten. I just don't want to reply cause Ella's gotten so upset.
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    January 4, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself I am learning English and Korean, because I want to make friends from USA and Korea. My native language is Filipino and I grew up in the Philippines. I enjoy surfing the internet.
    September 29, 2012
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