Vous avez cherché: goods will (Anglais - Tagalog)

good will
maganda ang kalooban at panglabas

the person of good will
lamang padin ang may magandang kalooban

nothing good will come of it
walang maidudulot na maganda saakin

no worries all good will be in touch
makikipag - ugnayan

we raise children with good will and behavior
napalaki natin mga bata na may magandang kalooban at pag uugali

we would like to assure all of you that the relief goods will reach the intended beneficiaries as they become necessary and will be used only to assist them.
nais naming siguruhin sa inyong lahat na ang mga relief goods ay makararating sa mga dapat nitong papuntahan ngayong mas kinakailangan ito at magagamit lamang para silang matulungan.

i am willing to spend extensive hours if that is necessary, why not if it will make my performances good and what good will bring me
willing po ko mag extensive hours kung yun po ay kinakailangan bakit po hindi kung ito ay mapapa ganda ng performances ko at kung ano maganda maidudulot sa sakin

trade liberalization is a controversial topic. critics of trade liberalization claim that the policy can cost jobs because cheaper goods will flood the nation's domestic market. critics also suggest that the goods can be of inferior quality and less safe than competing domestic products that may have undergone more rigorous safety and quality checks.
trade liberalization is a controversial topic. critics of trade liberalization claim that the policy can cost jobs because cheaper goods will flood the nation's domestic market. critics also suggest that the goods can be of inferior quality and less safe than competing domestic products that may have undergone more rigorous safety and quality checks.

a legend on the origin of paoay lake in paoay, ilocos norte story: long ago, there was a beautiful village situated on a verdant tropical land. the people living in the village were known for being simple, hardworking and god fearing. these humble villagers built a church out of their skimpy earnings to worship and show respect to their god. years passed and the village prospered. the people became rich; their wealth has been reflected through their ornate houses, extravagant clothing and glittering jewelries. as pride lingered on every resident, rivalry also sets in. the people worked even more hard to acquire things more than the others. being very rich, the people forgot to respect god as jealousy took the place of good will. the church was no longer a place of worship but it became an avenue to display the townspeople’s vanity. whilst the rest of the village residents spent their lives in worldly competition, a couple remained simple and god-fearing. one night an apparition appeared and told them that the village will be destroyed by a flood. the following day, the couple warned their neighbors and told them to revert for them to be spared from the flood. the villagers did not heed their warning but laughed at them. they continued what they’re doing and mocked the couple accusing them of envy. that night, the humble couple heard a voice telling them to leave the village early in the morning. the voice instructed them to go as far as they can and never look back; most especially when they hear a loud thunder and noise. the next day, they couple prepared early and left the village. while on their way, they heard a loud clap of thunder followed by rampaging waters. the villagers were awakened but their shrieks and cries were resounded and died as they were submerged in a pool of muddy water. the fleeing couple was shaken by these cries and loud rumblings. unconsciously, the woman turned back to look at the village. in an instant, the woman fainted as the husband tried to drag her but they both turned into stone. as years went by, a beautiful lake emerged at the place where the village sank; and is now the famous paoay lake. rekindle this fantastic legend by visiting the pretty places in paoay in ilocos norte
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