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    My Boracay Vacation Boracay has been the most popular Beach Island here in the Philippines. Its white sand stretches for several kilometers. Many tourists from all around the world come to enjoy the heat, the sand, the waters and meet new friends. I was really glad to have spend a couple of days here. Arriving via local cruise ship, St Ignatius of Loyola on the 25th of May and left the island on the morning of the 27th. It was a very short stay I would say but it was worth the trip. Definitely enjoyed the sand, the cool water, and the activities on the beach.
    May 28, 2016
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    Sabi niya Sinabi nya Either is okay. He/she said. sabinya - - - no such word, these are two words that were put together but should not be
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    May 20, 2016
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    Sumipa ako sa ulo ni Chris. --- I kicked the head of Chris. Sinipa ako sa ulo ni Chris.- I was kicked on the head by Chris. Both sentences are correct. The first sentence though would not be used by native Tagalog speaker. See how I would express it. English to Tagalog. I kicked Chris' head. --- Sinipa ko (I kicked) ang ulo ni Chris (Chris' head). Chris kicked my head. --- Sinipa ni Chris (Chris kicked) ang ulo ko (my head).
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    May 20, 2016
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