Results for cope translation from Tagalog to English

you need hope to cope
i hope cope

ano ang tagalog ng cope
what is the tagalog of cope

how do you cope your problem
cope with problem

be proud of how you cope.
be proud of how you cope

ways to cope up with this feeling
ways to cope up with this feeling

i have to cope, i can do it
kailangan kong kayanin, magagawa ko ito

how do you cope up with the activities and deadline
how did you cope up in that situation

paghihirap hamon at problemahow did the applicant cope these challenges
difficulties challenges and problem

if u can cope with me i will come to you next month after my work here
if u can cope with me i will come to you next month after my work here

yes my dear if you can cope with me forever i have some money usually here in my account taker of you if you can be loyatly to me all the time ��������❤️
yes my dear if you can cope with me forever i have some money usually here in my account taker of you if you can be loyatly to me all the time ��������❤️

almighty god we praise and thank you for all the blessings and for the most precious gift of life thank you for giving us are teachers who have multitask and our parents who have sacrificed so much for us dear lord we have be as you to forgive our sins and all iniquities in life for out a pond as your jesus mercy as we do our task today brand as the strain to cope with life pressure the city of one hour to prevent amidst chaos in our community and the wisdom to know you more in which our heart mind soul and hand with faith and with hope and with love we offer to you all our thoughts words and deeds bless bless and died as a god and left your goodness are string and heart and soul to you almighty god wiki back the glory and praise is amen
almighty god we praise and thank you for all the blessings and for the most species people fight thank you for giving us are teachers who have sacrificed so much for us dear lord we humbly ask you to forgive our sins and all entities in light for out a panda schedules is mercy as we do our task today grande as the strain to cope with life pressure the treaty of one's heart to prevent amazed chaos in our community in the wisdom to know you more and reach our heart mind soul and hand with faith with hope in with love we offer to you all our thoughts words and deeds west blessed and kind as whole god and let your goodness i was trained our heart and soul to you almighty god we give up the glory and phrases sing me

manila, philippines — education secretary leonor briones’ declaration that the reopening of classes indicates victory against the covid-19 pandemic has come under fire as a student group lamented low enrollment rates, unemployment of teachers, and inaccessible learning modes. the college editors guild of the philippines (cegp) said on monday that it is wrong to use the new school year as a measurement on how the country fares during the health crisis, especially if a lot of students had to skip studying due to the lack of adequate gadgets and absence of a stable internet connection for online classes. in addition, cegp deputy secretary general regina tolentino said, the threat of the coronavirus is still imminent, as the country still sees high infection rates despite months in lockdown. “tagumpay bang maitatawag ito? sa kabila ng milyon-milyong mga mag-aaral na lumiban muna sa pag-aaral dahil hindi sila makasabay sa makabagong paraan ng edukasyon at mga empleyado na nawalan ng trabaho dahil sa pagsasara ng mga paaralan, tagumpay nga ba talaga itong matatawag?” tolentino asked. (can we call this a victory? in spite of the millions of students who begged off from studying because they cannot cope with the modern demands of distance
manila, philippines — education secretary leonor briones’ declaration that the reopening of classes indicates victory against the covid 19 pandemic has come under fire as a student group lamented low enrollment rates, unemployment of teachers, and inaccessible learning modes. the college editors guild of the philippines (cegp) said on monday that it is wrong to use the new school year as a measurement on how the country fares during the health crisis, especially if a lot of students had