@alyssa.manzo: Demo on how to use the metric scale ✨ #alyssatoks #TikTokU #EdukasyongPinoy #InteriorDesign #HowTo

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officialan4h19
official An4H :
1:20 how
2026-05-22 09:46:22
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istipaniiii_
Stephanie Formoso :
where did you buy po? Balak ko regaluhan jowa ko ❤️. thank uuuu in advance ❤️
2020-10-03 18:02:24
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leeminjuco
JK Limjuco :
Mas kumportable ako gamit ang toblerone. hahaha
2020-10-03 16:19:30
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atp.lin
Atp Lin :
😊hello
2025-05-28 03:57:56
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potanginamo0975
user8400564605192 :
inches po ba ung 1:10 or meters
2022-11-14 02:26:55
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santosnajera1
Santos Najera :
Hi I’m studying drafting and I’m starting to learn metric scale, what I don’t understand is how to convert measurements scales into km, mm or m
2023-09-03 19:05:35
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cruzet44444
masterpiece :
kapag 1:100 po ba ang 1M is 1cm?
2023-09-02 13:07:41
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kayffmecompany
kayf :
hindi ko po maintindihan how to convert 1:75 into the scale of 1:300
2025-09-17 02:41:21
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2020-10-03 16:07:39
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2026-03-15 20:56:41
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Noyer ☆ :
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2024-10-25 07:07:23
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Noyer ☆ :
2025-09-26 05:14:39
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2025-08-25 08:55:04
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potanginamo0975
user8400564605192 :
paano naman po kapag 1 is to 0.5 inches
2022-11-14 02:27:19
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