Je was op zoek naar: plaster of paris (Engels - Tagalog)

ceiling of pari
siling pari

you are a member of the research committee formed to write a definition of what comprises the philippine national territory. in a three paragraph essay, discuss the relevance of the treaty of paris as a document supporting the claim of philippines over its territorial areas and waters.
ikaw ay miyembro ng komite ng pananaliksik na nabuo upang sumulat ng isang kahulugan ng kung ano ang sumasaklaw sa pambansang teritoryo ng pilipinas. sa isang sanaysay na tatlong talata, talakayin ang kaugnayan ng treaty of paris bilang isang dokumento na sumusuporta sa pag-angkin ng pilipinas sa mga teritoryo na lugar at katubigan nito.

ang treaty of paris ay isang kasunduan nang dalawang nasyon nang bansang estados unidos at ang kaharian nang espanya na nilagdaan noong 1898 para matigil ang alitan at laban sa dalawang bansa ang spanish-america war at ito rin ang nagbugay nang daan upang makamkam nang estados unidos ang mga lugar na nasasakopan nang espanya ang cuba, puerto rico, guam at ang pilipinas.
ang treaty of paris ay isang kasunduan nang dalawang nasyon nang bansang estados unidos at ang kaharian nang espanya na nilagdaan noong 1898 para matigil ang alitan at laban sa dalawang bansa ang spanish america war at ito rin ang nagbugay nang daan upang makamkam nang estados unidos ang mga lugar na nasasakopan nang espanya ang cuba, puerto rico, guam at ang pilipinas.

robert langdon awoke slowly. a telephone was ringing in the darkness-a tinny, unfamiliar ring. he fumbled for the bedside lamp and turned it on. squinting at his surroundings he saw a plush renaissance bedroom with louis xvi furniture, hand-frescoed walls, and a colossal mahogany four-poster bed. where the hell am i? the jacquard bathrobe hanging on his bedpost bore the monogram: hotel ritz paris. slowly, the fog began to lift. langdon picked up the receiver. "hello?" "monsieur langdon?" a man's voice said. "i hope i have not awoken you?" dazed, langdon looked at the bedside clock. it was 12:32 a.m. he had been asleep only an hour, but he felt like the dead. "this is the concierge, monsieur. i apologize for this intrusion, but you have a visitor. he insists it is urgent." langdon still felt fuzzy. i his eyes focused now on a crumpled flyer on his bedside table. the american university of paris proudly presents an evening with robert langdon professor of religious symbology, harvard university
jc