simply....mich sea horse
"Bakero" typically refers to a jockey or horse racer in Tagalog.
"Man of the seas" is an English equivalent of the Tagalog word Badjao. The term serves as a Malay-Borneo loan word in Tagalog. The pronunciation will be "bad-YA-o" in Tagalog.
i have no idea what "tagalog" means so im just gonna say that the bow or string on the vioin is horse hair.that is a fact cuz my violin teacher told me
delta in Tagalog: Ito ay ang hugis tatsulok na makikita sa lupa at buhangin sa tabing daga
The Tagalog word for "English" is "Ingles."
Kabayo
Horses do not speak Tagalog or any other Philippine dialect. They speak horse and sound the same as always.
"Bakero" typically refers to a jockey or horse racer in Tagalog.
a sea horse
A sea horse is a consumer.
Sea horses look like horses but a sea horse is a fish and a horse is a mammal.
There are a number of things a sea horse could symbolize. A sea horse could symbolize peace or fragility for example.
No it just looks like itNo a sea horse is a type of fish
sasakyang pandagat. :)
Its called a seahorse or the river horse. Another popular name for the camargue horse is the horse of the sea
A hippocampus was a half horse and half sea horse figure.
"Man of the seas" is an English equivalent of the Tagalog word Badjao. The term serves as a Malay-Borneo loan word in Tagalog. The pronunciation will be "bad-YA-o" in Tagalog.