"Baba, Baba" is a word in HILIGAYNON
bábà, bâbâ - Mouth. Mapísan siá sing
bábà. She is a great chatterbox. Pamábà,
pamâbâ—to talk much, tell stories, let out
secrets. Indì ka magpamábà. Don’t talk too
much. Don’t let out secrets. Sin-o ang
namábà sinâ? Who told that, who blurted
it out?
When someone cannot do without you, don't think he/she is weak. When he/she loves you, don't take that for granted.Experience has thought me that we all have the power to fall out of love at the same pace we fall in it.
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