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actually ate di cla mahirap alagaan kc super bait nla marunong makisama..oo te g

English translation: actually they are not hard to take care of because they are so good, they know how to associate with


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00:39 Feb 6, 2010
Tagalog to English translations [Non-PRO]
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Tagalog term or phrase: actually ate di cla mahirap alagaan kc super bait nla marunong makisama..oo te g
in a comment about a photo
Shelley Brennan
English translation:actually they are not hard to take care of because they are so good, they know how to associate with
Explanation:
I am retyping the translation because the characters of the translation wont feet the maximum characters allowed.

Translation: Actually Ate they are not difficult to be taken care of they know how to associate with.

ate/Ate is a noun used to address older sisters in the Philippines and it is not the past tense of the verb "eat".
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5actually they are not hard to take care of because they are so good, they know how to associate with
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actually they are not hard to take care of because they are so good, they know how to associate with


Explanation:
I am retyping the translation because the characters of the translation wont feet the maximum characters allowed.

Translation: Actually Ate they are not difficult to be taken care of they know how to associate with.

ate/Ate is a noun used to address older sisters in the Philippines and it is not the past tense of the verb "eat".

Example sentence(s):
  • Well-behaved kids are not hard to be taken care of.
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