Examples of using
If I'd known Tom was going to be in Boston, I'd have told you.
Kung kilala ko si Tom ay pupunta sa Boston, sinabi ko sa iyo.
If I'd known where Tom was, I'd have told you.
Kung alam ko kung nasaan si Tom, sinabi ko sa iyo.
It's long been known that spoken language is the most difficult to be translated.
Matagal nang kilala na ang sinasalita na wika ay ang pinakamahirap na isalin.
Sooner or later secrets become widely known.
Maaga o huli ang mga lihim ay malawak na kilala.
Wait until all the facts in the case are known.
Maghintay hanggang malaman ang lahat ng mga katotohanan sa kaso.
We've known each other for years.
Ilang taon na kaming nakilala.
I wish I had known.
Sana alam ko na.
I've always known it.
Lagi ko itong kilala.
Because thou sayest — I am rich, and have grown rich, and have need of nothing, and hast not known that thou art the wretched, and miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked.
Sapagkat sinabi mo na — Mayaman ako, at yumaman ako, at wala akong kailangan, at hindi mo alam na ikaw ang masungit, at malungkot, at mahirap, at bulag, at hubad.
It seems that I have known you all my life.
Mukhang kilala kita sa buong buhay ko.
Jehovah's Witnesses are known for their door-to-door preaching.
Ang mga Saksi ni Jehova ay kilala sa kanilang pangangaral sa pinto.
If I had only known before!
Kung kilala ko lang dati!
A person who follows Islam is known as a Muslim.
Ang isang tao na sumusunod sa Islam ay kilala bilang isang Muslim.
She's well known as a singer.
Kilala siya bilang isang mang-aawit.
And I give my heart to know wisdom, and to know madness and folly: I have known that even this is vexation of spirit; for, in abundance of wisdom is abundance of sadness, and he who addeth knowledge addeth pain.
At ibinibigay ko ang aking puso upang malaman ang karunungan, at malaman ang kabaliwan at kamangmangan: Alam ko na kahit na ito ay pagkagulo ng espiritu; sapagkat, sa kasaganaan ng karunungan ay kasaganaan ng kalungkutan, at siya na nagdaragdag ng kaalaman ay nagdaragdag ng sakit.
As is known, the first to give in is smarter. It's easier for an adult man than a teenager to do it. The victory over your own child won't embellish you.
Tulad ng nalalaman, ang unang ibigay ay mas matalinong. Mas madali para sa isang may sapat na gulang kaysa sa isang tinedyer na gawin ito. Ang tagumpay sa iyong sariling anak ay hindi magpapalamuti sa iyo.
Through this sentence, the author was making it known to Tom and Mary that their destiny was escaping him, as he didn't understand the deep meaning of his own sentences.
Sa pamamagitan ng pangungusap na ito, ipinaalam ng may-akda kina Tom at Maria na ang kanilang kapalaran ay nakatakas sa kanya, dahil hindi niya maintindihan ang malalim na kahulugan ng kanyang sariling mga pangungusap.
Tom should've known better.
Dapat alam na ni Tom.
How long have you known Tom?
Gaano katagal mo nakilala Tom?
Tom has known Mary since childhood.
Kilala ni Tom si Maria mula pagkabata.
