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Mula noon, dinadalaw na niya si Flora.

Tagalog example sentence for Noon


Example sentence for the Tagalog word noon, meaning: [adverb] when (for past events); back when; back in (date/time period); at that time; last; prior; back then; during; previously; formerly; of that.

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Mulâ noón, dinadalaw na niyá si Flora.
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Since then, he has been visiting Flora.

Sentence Literal Translation:

Mula noon, dinadalaw na niya si Flora.
Mulâ noón , dinadalaw na niyá si Flora .
since back then visit somewhere/someone now he / she / it a word placed before a proper noun
Since then, he has been visiting Flora.

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