tenants-in-common tenascin tenaz y firme tendedero tendency tendency meaning tendrilled fritillari tenedor tenedor portador tener fiebre tengo la corazonada tenis tenis de mesa--- tennis tennis n tenor tenor of discourse tenpenny tense tense-aspect system tenseaspect tense a tensed tense logic tense...
There’s also abutaka(a handcrafted chair with a long “armrest”), old religious statuary; a numismatic display of old Philippine coins and paper currency; mannequins dressed in native Filipino attire (barong tagalogandbaro’t saya); old missals and prayer books; World War II helmets; and ...
via Bulusan Lake Rd., to the secluded Balay Buhay sa Uma Bee Farm for lunch. The 3-hectare Balay Buhay sa Uma Bee Farm (literally meaning “house of farm life”), a combination of a resort, bee farm and restaurant, is located on the slopes of the 1,565 m. ...
She dances the power of a woman - the meaning of the Tatarin like a knife of a butcher; this is a weapon of women against men. The aim of the women is to make all men follow what they desire. (The moon as the queen of the females - ruling the night and covering the day...
we derive the word Ghast to ghost since ghost has meaning in filipino which is "Multo" , but the translation should follow in derivation method, since ghost(multo) is o vowel in ghast. then Ghast could be "Multa" in Mina'tLikha. This is one of funny trabslation i had encounter haha...
Both wanted to correct Lucena City’s image as a haven of the Communist New People’s Army and to promote it as a great tourism and investment haven. Pasayahan is a Tagalog word for “merry-making.” Initially started as a three-day celebration, the first festival ended on May 30, the...
One of the major destinations of any island hopping activity in Bulalacao, the island’s name is derived from the Cebuano wordaslom, meaning “sour,” because of the abundance of tamarind (sampaloc) trees bearing the sour fruit.Half of the island is planted with coconut trees. Agood place...
you need to shout “tacsiyapo!” (A Kapampangan word meaning, at best, “shame on you” or, at worst, similar to the Tagalog P…I….). Before throwing, you can choose at a selection of targets on the wall such as “Taksil!,”“Sip-sip!,”“Bolero!,”“Bolera!,””Ingitera!