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| goli: Word: goli English Definition: Tagalog slang for shower, bath; from Tagalog LIGO (shower, bath), spelled as GO-LI L2 Definition: (salitang balbal) baligtad ng salitang ligo Source: http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/ |
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| Tagalog: goli | English: shower, bath, from tagalog ligo, spelled as go-li | Edit |
| taga: From, as in Taga-Pilipinas siya. He/She is from the Philippines. | ||
| Tagalog: taga | English: from | Edit |
| galing sa: galing sa: from (from Armando A.B. Regala www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/4059/diction.html) | ||
| Tagalog: galing sa | English: from | Edit |
| mulâ sa, buhat sa: prep. from. Source: http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/20738 Originally published in 1915. |
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| Tagalog: mula sa, buhat sa | English: from | Edit |
| gáling: from | ||
| Tagalog: galing | English: from | Edit |
| mulâ: n. from, source, origin example) Mahal kita mula sa puso. (I love you from the bottom of my heart.) |
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| Tagalog: mula | English: from, source, origin, since | Edit |
| ZRDwOnSv: Thank you for viewing my blog Esme9! Enjoying your blog as well. There's this rntsauraet in Pai, Thailand, it's called The Om Garden.. I took this shot there.. They have this pretty sweet garden and I couldn't help but take pictures Hope you don't forget to like my FB page! *safe travels! | ||
| Tagalog: sa lugar | English: location, direction marker, from, in, on, etc | Edit |
| english: Homo habilis (pronounced /ˈhoʊmoʊ ˈhæbəlɪs/) ("handy man", "skillful person") is a species of the genus Homo, which lived from approximately 2.5 million to at least 1.6 million years ago at the beginning of the Pleistocene.[1] The definition of this species is credited to both Mary and Louis Leakey, who found fossils in Tanzania, East Africa, between 1962 and 1964.[2] Homo habilis is arguably the first species of the Homo genus to appear. In its appearance and morphology, H. habilis was the least similar to modern humans of all species to be placed in the genus Homo (except possibly Homo rudolfensis). Homo habilis was short and had disproportionately long arms compared to modern humans; however, it had a reduction in the protrusion in the face. It is thought to have descended from a species of australopithecine hominid. Its immediate ancestor may have been the more massive and ape-like Homo rudolfensis. Homo habilis had a cranial capacity slightly less than half of the size of modern humans. Despite the ape-like morphology of the bodies, H. habilis remains are often accompanied by primitive stone tools (e.g. Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania and Lake Turkana, Kenya). Homo habilis has often been thought to be the ancestor of the lankier and more sophisticated Homo ergaster, which in turn gave rise to the more human-appearing species, Homo erectus. Debates continue over whether H. habilis is a direct human ancestor, and whether all of the known fossils are properly attributed to the species. However, in 2007, new findings suggest that the two species coexisted and may be separate lineages from a common ancestor instead of H. erectus being descended from H. habilis.[3 |
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| Tagalog: isalin sa wikang tagalog | English: tagalog | Edit |
| tagalog: Homo habilis (pronounced /ˈhoʊmoʊ ˈhæbəlɪs/) ("handy man", "skillful person") is a species of the genus Homo, which lived from approximately 2.5 million to at least 1.6 million years ago at the beginning of the Pleistocene.[1] The definition of this species is credited to both Mary and Louis Leakey, who found fossils in Tanzania, East Africa, between 1962 and 1964.[2] Homo habilis is arguably the first species of the Homo genus to appear. In its appearance and morphology, H. habilis was the least similar to modern humans of all species to be placed in the genus Homo (except possibly Homo rudolfensis). Homo habilis was short and had disproportionately long arms compared to modern humans; however, it had a reduction in the protrusion in the face. It is thought to have descended from a species of australopithecine hominid. Its immediate ancestor may have been the more massive and ape-like Homo rudolfensis. Homo habilis had a cranial capacity slightly less than half of the size of modern humans. Despite the ape-like morphology of the bodies, H. habilis remains are often accompanied by primitive stone tools (e.g. Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania and Lake Turkana, Kenya). Homo habilis has often been thought to be the ancestor of the lankier and more sophisticated Homo ergaster, which in turn gave rise to the more human-appearing species, Homo erectus. Debates continue over whether H. habilis is a direct human ancestor, and whether all of the known fossils are properly attributed to the species. However, in 2007, new findings suggest that the two species coexisted and may be separate lineages from a common ancestor instead of H. erectus being descended from H. habilis.[3 |
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| yes: anyo |
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| alghi: قناه التت بث مباشر | ||
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| isalin sa wikang ingglés: Personal development goals can only be achieved as long as there is a desire to develop one’s potentials, talents and skills. Potential or talent are something each individual on the face of this earth have in abundance. Sometimes they are just waiting to be discovered and polished. It is possible that an individual does not even know that s/he has a certain potential until they are forced by some strange force of nature to discover it. I once read the story of a young man who lost his job and being unable to get one, was slowly falling into depression, being alert to the fact, he took the advice of his friend and started pursuing his hobby - painting. Today he is an artist in his own right and has greater success awaiting him. Discovering your potential or talent and honing them into workable skills, puts many more tools within your reach, to achieve your goals and objectives. You have more to choose from, which also means that you can choose those that are more appropriate. This should be reason enough to delve deep into your resources and find that talent or that potential that you have, but have never put to good use. My aim in writing this is to get you, to look at yourself more positively and believe that with a little polishing you can achieve great things. How to develop talent or potential? If you asked that question you are well on your way to finding it. It is easy and you just need to work with yourself. Your determination and commitment towards personal development will be the key to reaching greater heights. Here are a few points to help you on your way to developing your potential/talent. Identify your talents. The first step to developing your potential is identifying all those things that you loved to do, enjoyed doing in the past, but for some reason have not pursued them, and those things that people told you are good at. List them, write them down and study their utility and how you can use them in your current line of activity. You will always find a few skills that stand out, above the others in terms of usefulness and value. This does not mean you have to neglect your other skills or abilities. Focussing on high priority skills will give you immediate direction and purpose. Assess your potential - This has to be very objective in nature and clinical in approach. An objective assessment will show you the level of your talent or potential and where you stand. It can also specify how much more inputs, or training or skill polishing you need. It will clearly indicate the line of action you need to take to hone your talent or potential. Get feedback. Sometimes it would help to take feedback from your peers or your superiors at work. This could lend more objectivity and credibility to what you have already done. It may also help you look at your skills from the point of view of others and review / refine your personal skill assessment. Direct your action towards talent development Create a vision statement that reflects what you want to achieve in a period of five or ten years. Having created a vision, you need to have a mission statement that translates into figures and numbers. That is breaking up your vision into short term goals and defining systematically your path of progression towards your vision. Draw up a plan of action, have secondary and tertiary plans of action that you can fall back upon. This will help you evaluate the road blocks or hindrances that you expect to crop up in the course of action. This objective evaluation not only mentally prepares you for difficulties in the way; but also helps to creatively work out ways and means of working through issues and roadblocks. Work on your personal development plan to develop potential Take help. Make use of resources that are available to you, use material online, books, classes or even specific training in that area to develop your talent or your potential. Find mentors who can help you achieve a better level of potential through direct interaction. Having a mentor is something that would be second to none. Finding a person who is willing to spend his/her time and attention on you would help you fine tune your skills in an effective and precise way. It also gives you the added advantage of having a fund of knowledge gained through experience (without having personally gained it yourself) within your reach. A human observer, who is interested in you, will always point you in the right direction. Find ways of putting to use what you are learning. Seek opportunities to employ your skills and excel in them. Don’t wait for opportunities to come your way, look for them. Seek to develop your talents/potentials for the sake of personal development. If you are only looking at ways of making your skills pay initially, you may get burnt out a little too soon, take time to develop your skills. If you put in enough effort and passion into it, it will eventually pay off. You do not have to chase opportunities, opportunities will chase you. Take up more responsibilities. More responsibilities mean more opportunities and better growth. The higher the responsibility you assume, the higher the challenges that you face, the more you develop your potential and grow as an individual. Fight off any fear of failure and doubts that may arise as you take up challenges. Keys to personal development through talent development Never give up. Determination is the key to developing your talent/potential. Failures or small problems that may arise will provide opportunities to help you think creatively and work through the odds. They are what give you strength of character and self-confidence to reach higher grounds. Turning back always means that you go to a level that is below where you started out from, because now your pride and self-confidence takes a battering. Passion is one ingredient whose presence or the lack of it can build a person or break a person. Being passionate about what you do provides you the drive and motivation that is necessary to see it through. Your passion causes you to be focused on your goals and trying to achieve self-improvement without passion is bound to fail. There is no end to self improvement and developing your potential and talents, as you keep growing and becoming better you find that there is always scope for improvement. Put your best foot forward and work towards developing your potential and achieving excellence in your sphere of work today. |
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| Tagalog: isalin sa wikang tagalog | English: tagalog | Edit |
| Tagálog: 1. One of the languages of the Philippines. It functions as the main ingredient of one of the official and national philippine languages, Filipino. Therefore it is commonly reffered to as one of the official languages of the Philippines. 2. Second largest and most widespread ethnic group of the Philippines. They form a majority in the provinces of Aurora, Bataan, Batangas, Cavite, Bulacan, Laguna, Metro Manila, Nueva Ecija, Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro, Quezon, Camarines Norte, Marinduque, and Rizal. Other provinces with significant Tagalog populations include the provinces of Palawan, Tarlac, and in Zambales. Etymology: tagalog is a shortened version of tagailog, which forms out of the two tagalog words: taga: from, and ilog: river. It means from the river. Syn.: Filipino |
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| Tagalog: tagalog, pilipino | English: tagalog, filipino | Edit |
| sagisag: sagisag | ||
| Tagalog: sagisag | English: tagalog | Edit |
| masansala: tagalog | ||
| Tagalog: masansala | English: tagalog | Edit |
| what u do: Espanyul to tagalog |
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| Tagalog: what u do | English: tagalog | Edit |
| tagalog: please answer to the meaning of maulap | ||
| Tagalog: maulap | English: tagalog | Edit |
| english: pagawa ka ng bahay para naman sa ating dalawa at laging tau magkakasama at maging masaya tau dalawa pasensiya kna kaunti lang ang alam ko sa english | ||
| Tagalog: english | English: tagalog | Edit |
| lígò: bath, bathe | ||
| Tagalog: ligo | English: bath, bathe | Edit |
| ligo, paligo, thingamagig: Word: ligo English Definition: (noun) /pa--/ (PALIGO) bathing Notes: (rw. LIGO) (PALIGUAN) bathroom; bathing place Source: http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/ |
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| Tagalog: ligo, paligo, thingamagig | English: bathing, bathroom, bathing place | Edit |
| lego: n. layman. Source: http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/20738 Originally published in 1915. |
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| Tagalog: lego | English: layman | Edit |
| tagalog: chrome | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: chrome | Edit |
| tagalog: it all starts wiht god | ||
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| tagalog: ramdon | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: ramdon | Edit |
| tagalog: cumpolsary | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: cumpolsary | Edit |
| tagalog: indulge | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: indulge | Edit |
| tagalog: but also about how you strive to become a better person for that someone | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: but also about how you strive to become a better person for that someone | Edit |
| tagalog: someone | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: someone | Edit |
| tagalog: nanay |
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| Tagalog: tagalog | English: english | Edit |
| tagalog: fellowmen | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: fellowmen | Edit |
| tagalog: secure | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: secure | Edit |
| tagalog: japanese | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: japanese | Edit |
| tagalog: continously | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: continously | Edit |
| tagalog: fiancee | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: fiancee | Edit |
| tagalog: All fresh fish will spoil rapidly if mishandled. Most GMs purchase fish in the form that it will be Keep under refrigeration and use within 3 days of prepared. Fresh fish may be purchased in a variety of receipt. Keep frozen fish at 0°F or below. Thaw fish cuts or forms as illustrated and described in figure 6-8. at 36°F—never in water. Handle thawed fish When you are buying fresh fish locally, you should carefully to prevent breakage. Never refreeze fish check for quality and freshness. Fresh fish should have once thawed. the | ||
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| 09125269038: A festival or gala' is an event, usually and ordinarily staged by a local community, which centers on and celebrates some unique aspect of that community and the Festival. Among many religions, a feast is a set of celebrations in honour of God or gods. A feast and a festival are historically interchangeable. However, the term "feast" has also entered common secular parlance as a synonym for any large or elaborate meal. When used as in the meaning of a festival, most often refers to a religious festival rather than a film or art festival. In the Christian liturgical calendar there are two principal feasts, properly known as the Feast of the Nativity of our Lord (Christmas) and the Feast of the Resurrection, (Easter). In the Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and Anglican liturgical calendars there are a great number of lesser feasts throughout the year commemorating saints, sacred events, doctrines, etc. |
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| tagalog: Please rectify your progress figures, there can be no zero planned accomplishment for a week wherein work was done. |
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| m: english | ||
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| tagalog: screwed | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: screwed | Edit |
| tagalog: poke | ||
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| tagalog: Your Daily Horoscope You shine today and can charm the birds right out of the trees, but it is not birds you have in your sights. You are thinking about telling someone how special they are to you, and today they are hinting that they are very receptive to your interest. |
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| tagalog, mongo: bean | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog, mongo | English: bean | Edit |
| tagalog: ah ah Ouai enfin c surtout ce con de brock lesnar...... | ||
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| tagalog: mr | ||
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| tagalog: what |
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| piosti: but also about how you strive to become a better person for that someone | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: but also about how you strive to become a better person for that someone | Edit |
| tagalog: Sec.14. (1) No person shall be held to answer of a criminal offense without due process of law. (2) In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall be presumed innocent until the contrary is proved ,and shall enjoy the right to be heard by himself and counsel , to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation against him, to have a speedy, impartial ,and public trial ,to meet the witnesses face to face , and to have compulsory process to secure the attendance of witnesses and the production of evidence in his behalf . However , after arraignment , trial may proceed notwithstanding the absence of the accused provided that he has been duly notified and his failure to appear is unjustifiable. Right to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation against him. (1) Specific allegations of crime charged. –This right implies that the offense which a person is accused of be made known to him. The complaint of information should be sufficiently clear to a person of ordinary intelligence as to what the charge is so as to enable him to prepare his defense. (2) |
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| dictionary: karuwagan | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: luwag | Edit |
| american: utilize | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: utilize | Edit |
| tagalog: consequence | ||
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| bisaya: Isang daga ang nakatuwaang maglaro sa ibabaw ng isang natutulog na leon. Kanyang inaakyat ang likuran ng leon at pagdating sa itaas ay nagpapadausdos siya paibaba. Sa katuwaan ay di niya napansin na nagising ang leon. Dinakma ng leon ang daga at hinawakan sa buntot na wari bagang balak siyang isubo at kainin. Natakot at nagmakaawa ang daga. "Ipagpaumanhin mo kaibigan. Hindi ko sinasadyang gambalain ka sa pagtulog mo. Wala akong masamang hangarin. Nakatuwaan ko lang na maglaro sa iyong likuran. Huwag mo akong kainin" sabi ng daga. Nabakas ng leon sa mukha ng daga ang tunay na pagmamakaawa. "Sige, pakakawalan kita pero sa susunod ay huwag mong gambalain ang pagtulog ko," sabi ng leon. "Salamat kaibigan. Balang araw ay makagaganti rin ako sa kabutihan mo, " sagot ng daga. Lumipas ang maraming araw at minsan sa pamamasyal ng daga sa kagubatan ay kanyang napansin ang isang lambat na nakabitin sa puno. Lumapit siya upang mag-usisa at agad niyang nakilala ang leon na nahuli sa loob ng lambat na ginawang bitag ng mga nangagaso sa kagubatan. Dali-daling inakyat ng daga ang puno at nginatngat ang lubid na nakatali sa lambat. Agad namang naputol ang lubid at bumagsak ang lambat kasama ang leon sa loob. Mabilis na bumaba ang daga at tinulungan ang leon na nakawala sa lambat. "Utang ko sa iyo ang aking buhay," laking pasasalamat na sabi ng leon sa kaibigang daga. |
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| Tagalog: tagalog | English: ako ay nag ppapasalamat | Edit |
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| tagalog: esinss | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: esinss | Edit |
| tagalog: occurs rapidly | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: occurs rapidly | Edit |
| tagalog: virjin | ||
| Tagalog: tagalog | English: virjin | Edit |
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| alot: n. tender. Source: http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/20738 Originally published in 1915. |
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| tagalog: nakakasalamuha | ||
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| tagalog: circumtances meaning |
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| Tagalog: tagalog | English: circumtances | Edit |
| !: ang pangit no ate | ||
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| 1436: maybe but not from the philipines | ||
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