Examples of using "라는" in a sentence and their english translations:
This word was "yet."
meaning "to stir up."
We called it StopFake.
The phrase "getting out of your comfort zone"
In a survey called "Race in America 2019,"
This song we're doing now is called "Zabalaza,"
or a dream that is impossible without money
Raise your hand, and be honest,
not "someday, maybe, if we're lucky" solutions,
I then searched the word "globalist"
Casting directors would ask me, "Where are you from?"
earned the city the nickname, The Venice of the Middle East.
But the question of what the best diet is,
This is a gentleman named Eric Schadt.
I have - I had a fear of being alone,
And when I say "enjoyed," it's an odd word to use,
You see, the thing about disagreement
it's only the rest of the world that has to change and adapt.
you have to know the phrase of "Fly me to the moon."
is because I'm exploring this question is meritocracy a myth?
Maybe I can't contribute something into the world
Well, this "just friends" clause followed me around
"Appropriating Minecraft as an Assistive Technology for Youth with Autism."
and with a tone that communicated, "I understand how messed up this is."
This first song was called "Iyeza" which means "medicine."
Which was quickly filled by a violent extremist group called the Islamic State.
To do this, they use a process called projection.
They told me to always put the word "yet" at the end of my sentence.
I asked myself when I was in the hospital: why?
for its very bold promise that God wants you to prosper.
And my dad would come to all my matches
A striking example of this is a young autistic student
So I decided to eliminate the phrase "It's impossible, anyway."
such as the "Buddy" rank for people who are friendly towards others,
Now, until I mapped out Friday I'm in Love,
you start noticing things like, "Oh, my robot is kind of short."
started offering protection to villages in danger.
But psychologists have been developing “green nudges” that trick us into being more green.
But this time it's: "Why we are not doing more to prevent this?"