Results for becoming a filipino translation from Tagalog to English

what makes us a filipino ?
what makes us a filipino ?

i am not a filipino for nothing
im in filipino for nothing

a filipino is worth living for.
a filipino is worth living for

ang uri ng usa (a filipino fable)
a big lion got trapped under a heavy trunk of a tree and could hardly move.

im not getting older, im becoming a classic
im not getting older, im becoming a classic

maikling script sa pamamagitan ng a filipino comedy
short script by a filipino comedy

how are you going to respond to the call of becoming a steward of god creation
how are you going to respond to the call of becoming a steward of god creation in tagalog

sino ang nagsabi ng mga walang kamatayang katagang “a filipino is worth dying for?”
which is the common street food in phillippines?

i would think june 19 would serve that too and affirm the greatness of a filipino who rose to such heights.
i would think june 19 would serve that too and affirm the greatness of a filipino who rose to such heights.

i can relate being a filipino girl to a girl who have recognition of our language and culture because language is the basis of our identity as a filipino.
i can relate being a filipino girl to a girl who have recognition of our language and culture because language is the basis of our identity as a filipino.

how can you say that there is an order of your life, you as a student, as a sibling, as a child and as a filipino citizen? *
poverty does not hinder dreams

way do you dreamed of becoming a teacher i want to share my knowledge with my students i want to help people who are thirsty for my knowledge i want to teach innocent children to become professional in his growth i want to help my parents who are the ones i always learn on in my problem
way do you dreamed of becoming a teacher i want to share my knowledge with my students i want to help people who are thirsty for my knowledge i want to teach innocent children to become professional in his growth i want to help my parents who are the ones i always learn on in my problem

why do you dream of becoming a teacher sine i was a child i dreamed of becoming a teacher i want to share my knowledge with my students i want to help people who are thirsty for my knowledge i want to teach innocent children to become professional in his growth i want to help my parents who are the ones i always learn on in my problem
i am my dream is to be a teacher

becaks are fast becoming a rare breed, as city governments across the archipelago ban them for their antiquated and inhumane nature, replacing them with motorized versions trikes similar to thailand’s tuk -tuks.
becaks are fast becoming a rare breed, as city governments across the archipelago ban them for their antiquated and inhumane nature, replacing them with motorized versions trikes similar to thailand’s tuk -tuks.

- man is not born a person. at birth he is an infant possessingthe potentiality of becoming a person. after birth he associateswith other human beings and comes under the influence oftheir culture. as a result of a variety of experiences and socialinfluences he becomes a person and comes to possess apersonality
determinants of personality formation

(verse 1) july eight, two thousand and eight, a law took flight magna carta for women, shining a light on discrimination's shadows, it sought to erase for equality's promise, to find its rightful place cedaw's echo, a global decree for women's rights, standing proud and free philippines rises, with a purpose so clear to lift every woman, banish all fear (chorus) this is our magna carta, a song for every soul breaking down the barriers, making us whole no more second-class citizens, we rise above with strength and with courage, fueled by equal love for women’s potential, a nation's embrace a future of progress, in every time and space (verse 2) the government's duty, to lead the way true to protect and to nurture, me and you from all forms of bias, the law will defend our rights as women, will never bend agencies working, hand in hand we stand policies and programs, across the land for the needs of the women, the focus is clear to empower and uplift, year after year (verse 3) through customs and cultures, stereotypes we fight breaking down the structures, for what is right traditions that bind us, we challenge with grace for equality's victory, in every time and place no more silent struggles, we claim our own way for a world where all women, can shine like the day through words and actions, we dismantle the lie that men are more worthy, our spirits fly (chorus) this is our magna carta, a song for every soul breaking down the barriers, making us whole no more second-class citizens, we rise above with strength and with courage, fueled by equal love for women’s potential, a nation's embrace a future of progress, in every time and space (bridge) from young girls and elders, to all walks of life marginalized sisters, escaping all strife women with disabilities and in difficult plight we stand together, bathed in this new light for the farmers and workers, the migrants so far the indigenous sisters, under every star we're all in this together, hand in hand, we climb breaking down the chains of the past, one step at a time (chorus) this is our magna carta, a song for every soul breaking down the barriers, making us whole no more second-class citizens, we rise above with strength and with courage, fueled by equal love for women’s potential, a nation's embrace a future of progress, in every time and space (outro) magna carta for women, a promise renewed for equality’s triumph, understood every woman respected, valued and free a filipino vision, for all to see
(verse 1) july eight, two thousand and eight, a law took flight magna carta for women, shining a light on discrimination's shadows, it sought to erase for equality's promise, to find its rightful place cedaw's echo, a global decree for women's rights, standing proud and free philippines rises, with a purpose so clear to lift every woman, banish all fear (chorus) this is our magna carta, a song for every soul breaking down the barriers, making us whole no more second class citizens, we rise abo