Results for hasn't been treated well translation from English to Tagalog

i have been treated well
tinatrato na ako ng mabuti ng jowa ko

be treated well
alagaan ng maayos at linisin

i have been treated
nagpamedical sila

i hasn't been paid yet
hindi pa ako nakakabayad

it hasn't been opened yet
hindi pa nabubuksan

it hasn't been easy, but definitely worth it
hindi ito naging madali, ngunit sulit ito

my friend chip bought sharon tate's house in 1972 hasn't been laid since!
binili ng kaibigan kong si chip ang bahay ni sharon tate noong 1972 mula noon, wala na siyang hada

the concentration of carbon dioxide hasn't been so high for several hundred thousand years.
ang concentration ng carbon dioxide di nagiging ganoon kataas. sa maraming daang libong taon.

i can't open the message because my status hasn't been fixed, i'm still waiting for my card
hindi ko ma buksan ang mensahe kasi hindi pa na naayos ang aking estado, nag aantay pa ng aking card

nicon hasn't been able to sell to other accounts because the gold crest is still giving away because it's being undermined
hindi pa gaano makapag benta si nicon sa ibang account dahil nag bibigay pa si gold crest dahil pinapaubos na lang

let me hold your hands as we go downhill we've shared our strength and and we share it still,it hasn't been easy to make the climb,but the way eased with your hand in mine
hayaan mong hawakan ko ang iyong mga kamay habang bumababa tayo, nagbahagi tayo ng lakas at pinagsaluhan pa rin natin ito, hindi naging madali ang pag-akyat, ngunit lumuwag ang daan nang ang iyong kamay ay nasa akin.

various data’s are collected and compiled in a page as the researchers complete with the discussion. it shows that the lives of obese people in davao city hasn't been good but researchers found out that the respondents are finding ways to lessen their weight to be socially accepted. it concludes that lived experiences of the participants aren't as better as normal people but tend to be happier than the others.
ang iba't ibang mga data ay nakolekta at pinagsama sa isang pahina habang nakumpleto ng mga mananaliksik ang talakayan. ipinapakita nito na ang buhay ng mga napakataba na tao sa davao city ay hindi naging mabuti ngunit nalaman ng mga mananaliksik na ang mga respondente ay nakakahanap ng mga paraan upang mabawasan ang kanilang timbang upang tanggapin ng lipunan. ito ay nagtatapos na ang mga nabubuhay na karanasan ng mga kalahok ay hindi mas mahusay kaysa sa mga normal na tao ngunit may posibilidad na maging mas masaya kaysa sa iba.

three lgbt rights protesters have been arrested in singapore after taking part in a tiny, rare demonstration triggered by the government's alleged mistreatment of a transgender student, police said wednesday. the tightly-regulated city-state has tough laws against public protests, which are usually not allowed without a police permit -- rarely granted -- regardless of the number attending. five people demonstrated outside the education ministry tuesday over the treatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students, waving placards that read "trans students will not be erased" and "#fix schools not students." the trigger for the demonstration was claims the ministry had blocked a transgender student from receiving hormone therapy, an allegation officials have denied. three protesters, aged between 19 and 32, were arrested for taking part in a public assembly without a permit after ignoring warnings to disband, police said. they have been released on bail while investigations continue. protesters said lgbt students face a broad range of discrimination in the conservative country. this includes an insistence by schools that students' clothes and hair conform to gender "norms" and a refusal to use the appropriate pronouns requested by students. "lgbtq students in school aren't treated well," averyn thng, a 23-year-old activist who took part in the protest but was not arrested, told afp. "the government doesn't see us as important enough to be protected." the education ministry had no immediate comment. the city-state is frequently criticized over its record on gay rights, and sex between men remains illegal under a colonial-era law. while the legislation is not actively enforced, officials argue that singaporeans remain conservative at heart and oppose repealing it.
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