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You can use online translation tools like Google Translate to translate text from English to Filipino. Keep in mind that translation may not always be 100% accurate, as it may not capture the nuances of the original text. It's helpful to have a native speaker review the translation for accuracy and cultural nuances.
well.. grandma is filipino translation is LOLA.. (lohh-lahh) or u could say mom's mom.. which in filipino is.. nanay ng nanay.. (nahh-naii nahng nahh-naii) hope this helps...
You can find examples of Tagalog speeches online or by looking at speeches delivered by Filipino politicians, educators, or public figures. To have them translated into Tagalog/Filipino language, you can use online translation tools or hire a professional translator who is fluent in both languages.
"Setting translate" could mean configuring a device or application to translate content from one language to another in Filipino. It is the act of adjusting language settings to facilitate translation services.
you could try for dual citizenship
she looks southeast asian, could be Filipina or Indonesian but most Filipina can sing
In prayer.
"Maligayang kaarawan" is Filipino for "Happy Birthday." "In" is a preposition meaning "in" or "on." "Pangalatok" does not have a direct translation in Filipino, but it could be a misspelling or a regional term. It's important to note that the correct spelling and context of the term "pangalatok" would be needed for a precise translation.
A Prayer Request is when someone asks for a prayer from others. This could be going to friends, a post on Facebook, or online at a prayer request site like GODPleaseHearMe.
The Poreotix aren't all Filipino. 3 of them are and the others are Vietnamese.
There are many things that could make you proud as a Filipino including your history and heritage. You could also be proud to represent a minority group.
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