What is the filipino translation of "In Partial Fulfillmentof the Requirements for the Secondary Degree"?
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di bahagi Fulfillment ng ang Requirements dahil sa ang pampangalawa antas\n\nThough, I don't know why you'd need, everyone in the Phillippines speaks English.
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http://www.cardozo.yu.edu/faculty_staff/fulltime_QZ.asp\n\nscroll down and you will find the needed info.
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It's required in California. Passing it means you can get a diploma and graduate.
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a college degree or a diploma
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"what" should be What \nbeast way? Do you mean "best" way?\n"going" should be go\nto another\n"conutery" should be country\n"studing" should be studying\n"in other" should be another\n"fild" should be field\n"I now" should be I am now\n"studing" should be studying\nin an university\n".?" should be just ?\n\nRephrase: What is the best way for me to go to another country for studying another field? I am now studying in an university.\n\nTry spell check next time. It works wonders.
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In my profession it means Master in Arts, Marriage & Family Therapist\n\nBut it depends on where you've seen the abbreviations...
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secondary and higher education
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Here's an outline...add your own phrasing and word choices:\n--Gratitude for the opportunity to learn\n--Anticipation and the hope for positive chances in the future\n--Appreciation of the friends and associations made during the time in college\n--Request for guidance and maintaining open eyes and hearts for opportunity in the future\n\nYou want to make the opening and closing VERY generic... Start with a simple, "L-rd..." and go straight into the above. At the end, make it a simple "Amen."
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It is latin.  \n\nCum Laude:  'with honors'.\nMagna Cum Laude:  'with high honors'.\nSumma Cum Laude:  'with highest honors'.\n\n\nThe *** is  the latin word c-u-m, which means 'with'.\n\n[C'mon, Yahoo,... is the editing of this word really necessary?...]
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http://www.mlqu.edu.ph/index.html
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I think most universities in native English-speaking countries require students from non-English speaking countries to take a TOEFL or TOEIC test. The Philippines is considered a non-English speaking country.
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Master of Business Administration.
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Some offer partial or full scholarships; maybe some in the oil-rich gulf states afford the opportunity to their own citizens to attain both a masters and a Ph.D for a nominal tuition fee. but I really don't know which ones. Also, I suspect universities in Cuba do something similar.
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http://www.nou.edu.ng/noun/index.jsp
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Cuando soy abajo y, oh mi alma, tan cansada cuando vienen los apuros y mi corazón cargado entonces sea, todavía estoy y espero aquí en el silencio, hasta que usted viene y se sienta un rato con mí. Usted me educa para arriba, así que puedo estar parado en las montañas que usted me educa para arriba, para caminar en los mares tempestuosos soy fuerte, cuando estoy en sus hombros usted me educa para arriba: Más que mí puedo estar. Usted me educa para arriba, así que puedo estar parado en las montañas que usted me educa para arriba, para caminar en los mares tempestuosos soy fuerte, cuando estoy en sus hombros usted me educa para arriba: Más que mí puedo estar. No hay vida - ninguna vida sin su hambre llenan los golpes agitados de cada corazón tan imperfecto pero cuando usted viene y me de maravilla, a veces, yo pensamos eternidad de la ojeada de I. Usted me educa para arriba, así que puedo estar parado en las montañas que usted me educa para arriba, para caminar en los mares tempestuosos soy fuerte, cuando estoy en sus hombros usted me educa para arriba: Más que mí puedo estar. Usted me educa para arriba, así que puedo estar parado en las montañas que usted me educa para arriba, para caminar en los mares tempestuosos soy fuerte, cuando estoy en sus hombros usted me educa para arriba: Más que mí puedo estar.
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INCORRECT literal translation:\nAt present, China's education quality is stable and rising.\n\nCORRECT translation:\nAt present, the quality of Chinese education is rising.\n\nbtw, the Chinese sentence is grammatically incorrect in Chinese; the part where it says "stable and rising" is awkward. The first half is fine though.
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the correct phrase is "Querer es poder" and I think that the equivalent in English is "Where there's a will there's a way"...if you really want to achieve/get something you'll find a way to do it.\nHope it helps =)