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  • Answered
    Makikipagkita ako sa mga kaibigan ko ngayon for " I will meet my friends today"
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    August 19, 2013
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  • Commented

    Son de programas en Español de México.

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    August 13, 2013
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  • Commented

    Man, I see a lot of men are conceited/proud. They tend to ignore people who are not worth for them, especially people(or woman) have care for them, but They(men) don't care because they know they still can get any girls they like. 

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    August 13, 2013
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    August 12, 2013
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  • Answered
    Both are correct
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    August 7, 2013
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  • Answered
    If you say "Hinahabol NG balbón na aso ang bola." that means " The hairy of dog is chasing the ball" Yes, true "ay" is always marked by "ang"
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    August 7, 2013
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    It should be " Sana tatawagin mo siya" hmmm there is other way to express " I hope" is "Hiniling" You can also say "Tatawagin mo siya sana" When you try to express "hiniling" It must have pronouns on it after "hiniling" for example, "Hiniling ko sana manalo ako sa lotto" "I wish i will win in lottery" In fact, it has to come "before" the word "hiniling + personal pronoun(I,you,we,he,she,etc.) "We hope to meet you soon" is "Sana magkita tayo muli" or "Hiniling ko magkita tayo muli" actually, you can add "sana" after "hiniling ko" "You hope to get a good spot at the show tomorrow" is "Hiniling mo na makukuha mo ng magandang pwesto sa palabas bukas." "He hopes that I will wait for you". "Hiniling niya na maghihintay ako sa iyo."
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    August 6, 2013
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  • Commented

    Yeah so I may agree with FIlipinas ;)

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    July 31, 2013
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  • Commented

    Filipino word comes from Spanish language.

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    July 31, 2013
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  • Answered
    Indeed the first one
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    July 27, 2013
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