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- talaga ba ?
- kasi di ako mkapaniwala na hanggang ganon na lang tayo:(
- sana dii nallang nagtapos ang ating pagmamahalan
- nang sa gayon di ko na kaylanggan pang maramdaman lahat ng to
- sana hindi mo nalang ako minahal
- sana di nalaang kita nakilala
- ssana hindi na lang kita minahal
- di ko maipaliwanag ang aking nararamdman
- di ko rin maintihan kung bakit pa ito nnangyari
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Paano ipinakita ni florante ang pagmamahal kay Laura at sa kaniyang bayan?
Pano inilarawan ni florante ang kanyang ama at Ina?mag lahad ng ilang saknong bilang patunay
Ilang pantig ang bumubuo sa tulang florante at Laura?
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Kahulugan ng pangunahing paksa?
ang saknong ay isang talata na binubuo ng mga pangungusap.
What is most reflection about ilang ilang?
What reflection of ilang ilang
How many petals in ilang ilang?
The ilang-ilang flower typically has between five to six petals. However, this can vary slightly depending on the specific species of plant or variety of ilang-ilang.
What is the scientific name of Ilang-ilang?
The scientific name of Ilang-ilang is Cananga odorata.
What is the english name of ilang-ilang?
The English name of Ilang-ilang is Ylang-ylang.
Ilang taon si florante noong itinanghal ang dulang edipo sa florante at Laura?
Si Florante ay 18 taong gulang noong itinanghal ang dulang "Edipo sa Florante at Laura." Ang dulang ito ay isinulat ni Francisco Balagtas, kilala rin bilang Francisco Baltazar, isang kilalang makata ng panahon ng Espanyol. Ito ay isang maikling dulang isinulat noong 1869 at itinanghal noong 1876.
How do you extract ilang-ilang oil?
Ilang-ilang oil is typically extracted from the flowers of the Cananga odorata tree through a process called steam distillation. The flowers are collected and then steam is passed through them to extract the oil. The oil is then separated from the water and other plant material to obtain pure ilang-ilang oil.
How ilang ilang got its name?
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What kind of person is ilang ilang?
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How did ilang-ilang get its name?
The name "ilang-ilang" is derived from the Tagalog words "ilang" meaning wilderness or jungle, and "ilang-ilan" meaning rare or unique. The tree is known for its distinctive fragrance and is native to Southeast Asia.
