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siguro nabago na ung isip niya "maybe he/she (might of) changed his/her mind"

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The Tagalog sentence "siguro nagbago na ung isip niya haizt" can be translated to "Maybe his/her mind has changed, sigh."

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Q: What does the Tagalog sentence siguro nagbago na ung isip niya haizt mean in English please?
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