Examples of using So different in English and their translations into Tagalog
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It is so different here on the island.
You and Evangeline are not so different.
So different, compared to up here.
And if this is not so different- in the entrance nagazheno.
Not that I don't struggle anymore,but it's so different.
People also translate
We're so different I'm surprised we can breed.
The whole flock.The job's not so different now.
She seemed so different that we in her class were rather frightened of her.
Studies in other animals suggest humans may not be so different.
India: The amazing country, so different from Europe our-travels.
The whole flock. But it's-it's weirder still,the job's not so different now.
Through so different and complex subjects, did you seek yourself or God in your youth?
But it's-it's weirder still,the job's not so different now. The whole flock.
They're so different, but you will decide how to get them, and what you will do with them, when they will be yours.
My life and my career would have been so different if my Irishman had not come along.
And like the same lines of the body, and the optics almost identical, and the shape of the bonnet,but they seem so different.
Father's Day is an extraordinarily present-day holiday, so different households have unique traditions.
As such, this science grew collaboratively, so different countries didn't find it difficult to embrace it with all its theorems, postulates and terms named after mathematicians.
For resident Raquel Añonuevo,what she saw from her neighbors this time was so different from the previous years.
But precisely because it is so different and yet so close, we were pleased with our visit to this unusual country.
Father's Day is a relatively modern holiday, so different families have different traditions.
Losing weight on a dairy-free diet is not so different from losing weight on a regular diet-- you simply exclude dairy products from your nutrition plan.
It's hard to realize that this country located in the heart of Europe is so different from the old EU members Greece and Italy, which surround Albania.
Maybe in another universe,the physical laws are so different that everything from our point of view looks unfamiliar.
The circumstances of society, the economy andgeopolitics are so different, we are told, that today's right-wing populism cannot be called a fascistic revival.