Results for sinanay translation from Tagalog to English

sinanay
sinanay in english

kahulugan ng sinanay
ano ang kahulugan ng sinanay

other term ng sinanay
another term of training

sinanay mo ako na wala ka
sinanay ako eh

kasi sinanay nila magbayad ng late
i do not sleep trained our very late night

sanay na ako, sinanay mo ako
sanay na sanay ka na

sinanay mo ako na lagi kang nandyan
you trained me that you were always called

atenabalde at sinanay saka si tatay.
atenabalde sinanay at saka si tatay

sinanay mo kasi ako ng lagi moko nirereplyan
you trained me because you were always by my side

sinanay ang sarili sa hirap ng paghinga
trained himself in the difficulty of breathing

pero kapag sinanay mo ako.. hindi na sasakit
you trained me because you were always by my side

sinanay niya si bell na ginagawa niya itong reyna sa kanilang tahanan.
she trained bell to make her queen in her home.

ang di-sinanay na organisadong kabataang pampalakasan ay madalas na isang kapakanan ng pamilya dahil nangangailangan ito ng tulong sa magulang. ipinakikita ng impormasyon ng mga sosyologo na ang mga sports ng kabataan ay naglilingkod bilang mga site para sa positibong pagkakaugnay ng pamilya. gayunpaman, maaaring maganap ang mga problema dahil sa mga magulang na may mataas na pag-asa para sa kanilang mga anak na nagiging sanhi ng kanilang mga anak sa pagpindot, at natatakot na sila ay magpapahirap sa kanilang mga magulang. sinabi ng sosyologo na si mike messner (1992) ang dating mga lalaki na atleta. sinabi nila na pinayagan sila ng sports na kumonekta
sociologist mike messner (1992) interviewed former male athletes. they stated that sports allowed them to connect with their fathers. however, they realized that it was only limited to sports. to maintain their bond with their fathers, they continued to play sports. studies in the us and austrailia by janet chafetz and joe kotarba (1999) and shona thompson (1999a,b) respectively, highlighted the fact that organized sport programs depended on labor from parents. it showed that mothers handled their children's needs and off-field works. while fathers, on the other hand, dealt with on-the-field, and administrative works. the study focused on which parent labor reproduces a gendered division of labor and highlighted the importance of the labor of mothers to delve deeper in family dynamics of youth sports.