can u help mo to make a message for a debutant could it be in tagalog plssssss?
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binabati kita sa iyong ika-18 na kaarawan.. sana masaya ka, na sa raw na ito ay kasama mo ung mga taong mahalaga sa iyo.\n\nwag ka sanang magmadali sa mga bagay-nagay sa buhay mo.  mas malawak na ang mundo mo, mas madami ka ng makikilala, wag mo sanag makalimutan ang mga aral ng magulang, kamag-anak at kaibigan mo.\n\nwag mong kalimutang unahin ang mga mahahalagang bagay na ikakabuti mo.  ang kasiyahan laging anjan yan pero ang mga oportunidad, bihira yan.\n\nmaayos na kalusugan sa iyo at sana maging masaya ka sa iyong sisimulang bagong kabanata.\n\nPwede na ba o corny na??!!  Bahala ka ng mag-isip.
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Not a question, but I'll write it for you.\n\n"Dear whoever. I am proposing a search of sponsors for an event. -Thanks, dudes!"\n\nIt's good. Use it. Just be short and vague.
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Maganda ang buhay / Ang buhay ay maganda - Tagalog
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tinginan o silipan ng mumunting bagay o nilalang(silipan ng mumunting mga bagay)
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contact me by phone... maybe i can introduce you to the right people   call at night.   ong jon. i always [ almost always] screen my calls. just leave a message or start talking , i'll pick up if i can... sorry
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Go to POEA EDSA cor. Ortigas and inquire.  Better yet, do it by phone.................................................
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This is just an example: (take note of the format. What I will use is the block-style business letter.)\n\nFebruary 22, 2006\n\n\nDR. IMELDA O. SEBASTIAN\nPrincipal, West Visayas State University\nLa Paz, Iloilo City\n\nDear Dr. Sebastian:\n\nWe will be relocating on March 20, 2005 to Manila City because I have found a new job in that place.\n\nIn connection with this, may I request to get the transcript of my daughter, Mary Antonete Tasic, for she will be needing it as one of the requirements for her application at a school there.\n\nI hope that we will be able to get the transcript on or before March 12, 2006. \n\nThank you and more power.\n\n\nVery truly yours,\n\nRALPH JOHN B. TASIC
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Hello,\n\nThere isn't a fast way to learn Tagalog or any language, that is the honest truth. But you can structure your work so you'll cover a bit at a time and before you know it you'll be an intermediate speaker. \n\nHere  are some free pointers, i mean books and internet sources that you can try for some free lessons. \n\n1.http://www.seasite.niu.edu/tagalog/\n2.http://www.tagalog1.com/Outline.jsp\n\nBelow are some books that are good for learning Tagalog.\n\n1.Tagalog made nice and easy \n2.Basic Tagalog, for non-Tagalog and foreigners\n3.Making out in Tagalog\n4.Lonely Planet Tagalog phrasebook \n5.Conversational Tagalog: A Functional-Situational Approach\nby Teresita V. Ramos, is a basic introduction to Tagalog. Introduces a range of vocabulary and phrases, and includes plenty of notes of grammar. \n\n6.Teach Yourself Tagalog: Complete Course\nby Cora Castle and Laurence McGonnell, is an introduction to spoken and written Tagalog. Includes a course book containing dialogues, grammatical notes, exercises and cultural information, together with a CD with recordings of some of the dialogues and exercises\n\n7.Talk Now! Learn Tagalog\nby Eurotalk this is a basic introduction to Tagalog. Includes dialogues, exercises, games, tests and notes. This is a software program not a book. \n\n8.Tagalog-English/English-Tagalog Standard Dictionary\nby Carl R.Galvez Rubino\n\nAlso when you have a basic ground of Tagalog, you can pick-up some words they are saying. \n\nMabuting kapalaran! <----Good luck!
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Well I guess you could call radio station or write to ABS-CBN, hope they will help
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laugh out loud    \n\nyou must be new to this kinda stuff that is OK\n \nhere are some more abbreviations to help you\nttyl-talk to ya later\ng2g- got to go\nttfn-tata for now\nr-are\nu-you\nBRB-BE RIGHT BACK\n\nHOPE THOSE HELP YOU!!!
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i email u twice in rainol@singnet.com.sg\npls. check/edit your profile in YA  \n Allow email communications with other Yahoo! Answers users.
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Ask for thier user name and the enter it into messenger
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http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/
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Want me to advertise your homecoming? Ur details pls...hehehe!
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Hi my name is Bianca. I can teach you if you liek. I have been teaching Koreans for 2 years already. i specialize in accent training and conversational english. I live in Kembangan. if you want please call me at 92254283. or you can send me your email address so I can email you my resume. my email address is biancx_bueno@yahoo.com
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Write me, I will refer you to a network marketing business in teh philippines.  wasdadd@yahoo.com
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Speak with your wife and daughter in Tagalog. Start out with the vocabulary, since Tagalog has a lot of borrowed terms from English and Spanish (and if you know these languages, it's easy to learn word meaning).\n\nThen proceed to common sentence constructions. Choose those that you would normally say in any conversation using your native tongue.\n\nRecord your progress in a small notebook that you could easily consult every now and then.\n\nMost importantly, practice with other speakers of the language little by little, and read texts in Tagalog (well, not Florante at Laura, not yet. Choose those that are easy to understand)