Hai cercato la traduzione di tools that tailoring da Inglese a Tagalog

to not waste the tools that can be used
para hindi masayang ang mga gamit

the icon i chose is the work of the basket it does not look like a basket yet it is not finished but at the end the weaving will look like a basket. the basket i chose because it is an object or thing that the philippines is proud of. although she is not beautiful but it can be considered one of the tools that is not easy to break because it is made of bamboo skin and the filipinos are very diligent because they do it mano mano
ang napili kong icon ay ang gawa ng basket hindi pa mukang basket kase hindi pa sya tapos pero pagnatapos ang pagahahbi nyan ay magmumuka nasyang basket. basket ang napili ko dahil isa itong bagay o gamit na pinag mamalaki ng pilipinas. hindi man sya kagandahan pero itoy masasabimong isa sa mga gamit na hindi madaling masira dahil ito ay gawa sa balat ng kawayan at masasabikong sadyang masisipag ang mga filipino dahil mano mano lng nila itong ginagawa

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