Results for i accompanied my sister to the ma... translation from Tagalog to English

i accompanied my sister to the manila
i traveled with my sister to mexico.

i will accompanied my wife to the airport
ihahatid ko ang asawabko sa sirport

my sister come to the week
have a nice time my sister

i will accompany my sister to the airport
i will accompany my sister to the airport

i brought my sister to scho
i took my sister to bulacan

i accompanied my wife in the hospital
i accompanied my wife in the hospital tagalog

i asked my sister to check on you
ask someone to check up on you

i'm waiting for my sister to send it tomorrow
i am waiting for my sister to send it

when everytime i always ask my sister to help me out to finish the household choles
when everytime i always ask my sister to help me out to finish the household chores

pinapahintulutan ko ito my sister to cut trees on my behalf
i hereby authorize

these inalienable rights of the moro people have been denied them by the spanish and american colonialists then by what they call the manila government post-independence, thus bringing about their marginalization and oppression as a people for centuries up to the present.
these inalienable rights of the moro people have been denied them by the spanish and american colonialists then by what they call the manila government post-independence, thus bringing about their marginalization and oppression as a people for centuries up to the present.

power supply shortage is not only common to luzon but in the whole country. communities face rotating brown out to cope up to this situation. according to the government's power development plan for 2017 to 2040 forecasts. there will be an annual 5 percent growth in the demand for electricity. it is predicted to reach 49,287 mw in 2040. therefore, the country needs 43,765 mw of added capacity to come available. the need to conserve is crucial but we need more power to deal with it. we need to boost and support all renewable energy as alternatives such as windmills, solar energy, and hydropower plants. energy security and issues on high energy prices should also be considered as we find solutions (the manila times, 2020).
power supply shortage is not only common to luzon but in the whole country. communities face rotating brown out to cope up to this situation. according to the government's power development plan for 2017 to 2040 forecasts. there will be an annual 5 percent growth in the demand for electricity. it is predicted to reach 49,287 mw in 2040. therefore, the country needs 43,765 mw of added capacity to come available. the need to conserve is crucial but we need more power to deal with it. we need to bo