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"Butong-hininga" in Tagalog refers to a deep sigh or a heavy breath usually expressed out of tiredness, frustration, or disappointment.
Tagalog translation of HARMONY AND LOVE: pagkakasundo atpag-ibig
The Tagalog version of "indigo" is "indigo" itself. Indigo is a loanword in Tagalog, borrowed from the Spanish language during the colonial period. It refers to the deep blue color as well as the plant from which the dye is extracted.
The Tagalog word for casserole is "kaldero." It refers to a large cooking pot or a deep dish used for cooking and serving various dishes.
"Fondly" in Tagalog is translated as "nang malambing" or "nang maibigin." It refers to feeling affectionate or having deep affection for someone or something.
The difference between a full penetration weld and a deep penetration weld is the depth at which the metals being joined are actually joined. A full penetration weld is a slight puncture only to heat the two metals and join them. A deep penetration weld is a deeper hole puncture that is held and a metal wire is melted to join the metals.
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Shallow penetration refers to a position during sex where the man does goes inside, but not as deep. There are a variety of positions when this can be achieved.
Deep penetration means the penis goes all into the vagina. Doggy style ,means the woman stands on all four and the man penetrates from behind.
Addiction relates to a psychological dependence on a substance or activity. Enjoying deep penetration does not inherently lead to addiction. It's important to consider individual experiences and boundaries in sexual activities.
its like a spiritually deep penetration. its a new feature to the game. Or Display picture.
"Butong-hininga" in Tagalog refers to a deep sigh or a heavy breath usually expressed out of tiredness, frustration, or disappointment.
DEEP PENETRATION WORKS BEST!!!
Recent example for market penetration is Tata nano..having affordable prices to the costumers an penetrating deep into the market for middle class people.
Tagalog translation of HARMONY AND LOVE: pagkakasundo atpag-ibig
The Tagalog version of "indigo" is "indigo" itself. Indigo is a loanword in Tagalog, borrowed from the Spanish language during the colonial period. It refers to the deep blue color as well as the plant from which the dye is extracted.