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boss ito ba ung 15300 lumens nila?

Masama po Lage nakaen ng pancet Canton at lucky me dahil sobra alat Nan nakakasira ng kidney.

You should talk while you vlog how do we know where you are not good

Mga daan Bako Bako pa rin

Taga Masbate ako wala pang Pag emprove ang Masbate hanggang ngayon madumi walang mga basurahan sa mga kanto mahirap ang tubig at kuryente patay sindi pa rin ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

Anong espesyal sa Cuenca? Like attraction?

Maganda po ba dyan paps plan ko kumuha ng lupa dyab

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Thanks for sharing this video greetings from kapiso mo vlog family have a great day

Kapag ang mga Patay gutom ay nag formula 1 street race, lahat Ng mga naabala at dadaanan ay babayaran.Kapag ang formula 1 team Ng mga patay gutom ay dumàan sa kalsada ko.Isang billion ang hihingin ko

Hello, what date did you go?

Thank you for sharing this video ! Hope to watch more videos from you😊 have a great day ❤ Greetings from our Family - Kapiso Mo Vlog 6:13

Satisfied ka ba sir sa output nya with its price?

Taga Masbate Ako

Keni ku tinuknang Floridablanca

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thank you ,marami kasi ngayon imbes na yung lugar ang priority ( as title suggests ) e mas marami pa yung sarili ( sorry ) just saying ,hindi sya magalaw ,friendly sa mata ( as senior) mabuhay ka, nakita ko ngayon ang isang magandang lugar ng Pasuquin

san kayu galing boss? para papuntang pilar?

My kids are going to stay there for a couple of weeks for vacation. Thanks for sharing!

Parang hndi Maganda ung daanan nito sir ba, ksi Ang daming sira ung ibang parte ng concrete road at tendency delikado nani sya po pag dumadaan ka djan. Safe travels po.

Uragon man ini taga gubat thanx 4 sharing❤lods#kbrtv kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWjTeKOtl794oqssi=3JMDHsqIg1KyDaip

Saan po Ang sakayan ng bus papuntang ibaan Batangas

My best friend own this FORTE PAWNSHOP and the franchise WU money transfer, glad to see it on this video..luv this city…

DAVAODEOROMARAGUSAN

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wow salamat po. taga diyan po ako.

My hometown missing this place😢

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Thanks for covering this song. :)

House evo & mama 😇😢

Nakita ko bahay ko😅

Malapit lang Ako sir ry

Ayun Yung bahay namin hahaha

That’s a pretty cool little setup seems fun to jam on

Mercury drug store

Regard to Mac Uno.

Ang comet ko lang po nagkoa na kamo ning mau pa ang ites

Hillo po

Maomamzudimapanzusanaoabsimsimzaubiwimaimsomansunsikosnsunldmzesimosom

Malaki ang area kaso hjndi organized.Ms mganda pandin ang san Fernando La union Maayos at kaaya aya tingnan😊

Mabuhay Legazpi City,Albay and God bless Albay❤️🙏

Dyan ako namamalengke polangui.

Hi from australia🎉

Mabuhay Claveria coastal paradise of the north.The place where i was born&grew up.Proud to be full blooded Claveriano.Lagazo family frm centro 1

Miss kona masbate maliit pakonagponta kami ng papa q dito ako da negros occ

"My life as a Filipino During the Age of the Spanish period" Chapter 1 Once upon a time, in the heart of the Philippines during the age of Spanish colonization, a new life began. I was reborn as a normal Filipino, taking my first breath in a small, impoverished village. As I opened my eyes and gazed upon the world for the first time, I saw the faces of the people who had helped bring me into this world. It was a humble beginning, but little did I know that this life would be filled with trials, tribulations, and a fierce determination to fight for the freedom of my people. Growing up in the shadow of Spanish rule, I witnessed the harsh realities of colonial oppression. Our village, like many others, struggled under the weight of poverty and hardship imposed by the Spaniards. Despite the challenges we faced, there was a resilient spirit that burned within the hearts of my fellow Filipinos. It was this spirit that would eventually ignite the flames of revolution and drive us to fight for our independence. Chapter 2 As I matured, I became acutely aware of the ruthlessness of the Spaniards and the injustices they inflicted upon our people. However, amidst the turmoil, I found myself drawn to their culture and language. Determined to understand both the Spanish and my native Filipino language, I taught myself to speak and write in both, becoming proficient in both tongues. This ability allowed me to bridge the gap between the colonizers and my fellow countrymen, and it fueled my desire to actively participate in the fight for our freedom. The stories of my people's resistance and the sacrifices they made for our land and freedom deeply moved me. I witnessed the bravery of those who protested against the Spanish authorities, demanding their rights and dignity. However, I also saw the heavy toll it took on our people, as many faced punishment and even execution for daring to challenge the colonial rule. These experiences stirred a fire within me, and I knew that I had to join the ranks of the revolutionaries who were fighting to reclaim our land and freedom from the grip of the Spaniards. Chapter 3 As I reached adulthood, I made the decision to secretly join a group of revolutionary Filipinos who were actively resisting Spanish rule. They welcomed me as a trainee, and I eagerly began my training as a fighter in the revolutionary army. I vividly remember the day I held a firearm for the first time, feeling its weight in my hands and understanding the responsibility that came with it. Through weeks of rigorous training and dedication, I honed my skills with the weapon, becoming proficient in its use. After weeks of intense preparation, the day of our first major battle against the Spanish arrived. Our plan was to capture an important Spanish transportation location, a strategic move that would weaken their hold on our land. To create a diversion, we set a nearby area ablaze, drawing the attention of the guards and causing chaos. Seizing the opportunity, we infiltrated the location and launched a surprise attack on the enemy forces. It was a hard-fought battle, and we lost some of our comrades along the way. However, our determination and unity prevailed, and we emerged victorious. In the process, we discovered fellow Filipinos who had been subjected to slavery by the Spanish, further fueling our anger and resolve to fight for their liberation. Chapter 4 The revolution continued for years, and as time passed, I found myself growing older. Amidst the turmoil and struggle, I found solace in starting a family and settling in a land that the Filipino revolutionaries had occupied. I took on the responsibility of training young Filipinos who shared our desire for freedom and were willing to fight for it. It was both a rewarding and heart-wrenching experience, as I witnessed the bravery and sacrifice of these young warriors, knowing that some would not survive the battles we faced. As the years went by, I knew that death was an inevitable part of a warrior's life. I accepted this reality, understanding that no matter how hard we fought, there would come a time when we would meet our end on the battlefield. However, I had no regrets. I had fought for a cause greater than myself, for the freedom and independence of my beloved Philippines. Chapter 5 As I took my final breath, I held onto the hope that my sacrifice, along with the sacrifices of countless others, would pave the way for a brighter future for the Philippines. A future where our people would no longer be oppressed, but would stand tall as a free and independent nation, with the spirit of resilience and courage that defined our struggle against the Spanish colonizers. And though my time had come to an end, I knew that the flame of freedom would continue to burn brightly in the hearts of my fellow Filipinos, inspiring future generations to carry on the fight for liberty and justice.

thank mga lods sa pag pasyal sa masbate

ilove santiago city isabela..

*Promo sm* 😊