Hai cercato la traduzione di this are list of grocery need to buy da Inglese a Tagalog

need to buy
ninyong bumili

no need to buy
no need to buy

we should need to buy
we should need to buy

how much more she need to buy
gaano pa kaya ang kailangan niya?

to view the list of trusted keys, you need to authenticate.
upang matingnan ang listahan ng mga pinagkakatiwalaang keys, kailangan mo itong patotohanan.

how much more she need to buy the new bag
gaano pa kaya ang kailangan niya?

i need to buy a house for my family.
kailangan ko bumili ng bahay para sa pamilya ko.

i need to buy medicinecnu po cla. for my mother
how much money do you owe right now to friends family bank moneylender or loan apps in php

only go outside when you need to buy something important
gumugol ng de-kalidad na oras na magkasama

this is the list of people who need to undergo rapid test. however, they need financial help just because their store is open and not yet available
ito ang listahan ng mga taong kailangan sumailalim sa rapid test. subalit, sila ay nangangailangan ng tulong pinansyal sa kadahilanang kabubukas lamang ng kanilang store at hindi pa sumisweldo

you need to talk to your client to buy a ticket home to vietnam kc she has an ultimanum the day before she should get out
kailangan mo kausapin yung client nmo na bumili ng ticket pauwi ng vietnam kc meron sya ultimanum hanng ngaun araw na lang dapat makalabas

the 4th day of our work immersion. we were assigned in sales, we are the one who give them greetings. we need to smile to convince the customers to buy the products.
ang ika-4 na araw ng aming paglulubog sa trabaho. kami ay naatasan sa mga benta, kami ang nagbibigay sa kanila pag bati. at kailangan naming ngumiti upang makumbinsi ang mga customer na bumili ng mga produkto.

you need to talk to your client to buy a ticket home to vietnam kc he has ultimanum until the day he should get out of dubai because we will have a problem agency like that
kailangan mo kausapin yung client mo na bumili ng ticket pauwi ng vietnam kc meron sya ultimanum hangga ngaun araw na lang dapat makalabas sya ng dubai kasi magkaka problema agency namin pag ganyan

because it is also complete with what you need to buy here as well, then the parking area is wide so it is not difficult to have cars and when you come inside you can easily see whatever you buy because it is arranged well
dahil kumpleto rin ano man kaylangan mong bilhin nandito rin,saka malapad ang parking area kaya hindi mahirap ang may mga sasakyan tulad ng motor at pagdating sa loob madali mo lang makikita kong ano man ang iyong bibilhin dahil naka arrange ito ng maayos

because you don't need to buy shoes because you don't have to shoe your shoes because it's hard to buy you shoes but you do have some of the shoes you need in the day and in your life
dahil hindi nman kailangan bumili ng sapatos dahil hindi pa nman na sisira ang sapatos mo dahil matibay pa ito imbis na ibili mo pa ng sapatos ang pero mo ilan mo na lang ito sa mga pangangay langan mo sa araw at sa iyong pamumuhay

in light of this, perhaps we should regard such countries not as underdeveloped, but rather as appropriately developed. and maybe we need to start calling on rich countries to justify their excesses. the idea of “de-developing” rich countries might prove to be a strong rallying cry in the global south, but it will be tricky to sell to westerners. tricky, but not impossible. according to recent consumer research, 70% of people in middle- and high-income countries believe overconsumption is putting our planet and society at risk. a similar majority also believe we should strive to buy and own less, and that doing so would not compromise our happiness. people sense there is something wrong with the dominant model of economic progress and they are hungry for an alternative narrative.
in light of this, perhaps we should regard such countries not as underdeveloped, but rather as appropriately developed. and maybe we need to start calling on rich countries to justify their excesses. the idea of “de-developing” rich countries might prove to be a strong rallying cry in the global south, but it will be tricky to sell to westerners. tricky, but not impossible. according to recent consumer research, 70% of people in middle- and high-income countries believe overconsumption is putting our planet and society at risk. a similar majority also believe we should strive to buy and own less, and that doing so would not compromise our happiness. people sense there is something wrong with the dominant model of economic progress and they are hungry for an