Limang Paraan Kung Paano Ba Yumaman

Bawat tao ay gustong yumaman o di kaya mabuhay ng komportable at walang problemang pinansyal. Pangarap natin na magkaroon ng maraming pera upang mabili natin ang mga bagay na gusto natin. Ngunit naitanong nyo na ba sa sarili ninyo kung paano ba yumaman?

Heto ang walong paraan kung paano ba yumaman:

1. Manalo sa Lotto

Ito na marahil ang isa sa pinakamabilis ngunit pinakamahirap na paraan kung paano yumaman. Mahirap dahil napakaliit ng probabilidad na mapanalunan ang jackpot prize. Kaya dapat siguraduhin na ang perang gagamitin sa pagtaya ay ang sobrang parti ng iyong pang-araw araw na budget

2. Mag-asawa ng mayaman

Nakakalungkot pero isa rin ito sa mga paraan upang yumaman ne madali. Ngunit kung ako ang tatanungin, mas importante na nagkakaintindi at nagmamahalan ang dalawang tao na gustong magpakasal sa isa’t isa.

3. Maging tagapagmana ng isang mayaman

Ito’y kasing hirap din ng manalo sa lotto dahil hindi lahat sa atin ay mayroong mayamang kamag anak na malapit nang mamatay.

4. Magtipid, magtiyaga at magtrabaho ng mabuti

Ito marahil ang isa sa pinakamahirap ngunit garantisadong paraan kung paano kumita ng maraming pera. Kapag ang isang tao ay sinunod ang lahat ng ito, siguradong yayaman talaga ito.

5. Magtayo ng sariling negosyo

Bago gawin ito, siguraduhin muna na mayroon kang sapat na kaalaman sa negosyong gusto mong pasukin ng sa ganoon ay hindi ka magkamali sa mga desisyon na gagawin mo tungkol sa iyong negosyo.

What is YouTube?

About YouTube

When YouTubebegan in 2005 , it was a fresh idea that was started to share videos with loved ones. The goal was to design a website that people could use and share their most cherished videos. Nowadays, the YouTube website draws millions of users from all-over the globe and features a lot of things, from video blogging to viral videos that keep many subscribers hooked.


YouTube History

Like what I've said earlier, utube began in 2005. Its founders Chad Hurley, Jawred Karim and Steve Chen were all ex PayPal workers. The first idea was to design a website wherein the group could share the videos they've made in their friend's place in an convenient fashion. As things progressed with the company, they became a little more user friendly and thanks to million dollar capital, the company was able to develop into a remarkable online force. Just a little trivia, the very first video uploaded on YouTube was by Jawred Karim called Me at the Zoo.

Although YouTube was later on bought out by Google in 2006, the original 3 founders all hold positions inside of the company.


Societies Reactions

There are many countries where YouTube has not been allowed. One of the main reasons is that the social message that is allowed doesn't protect all groups of individuals. With parody videos, for example, users can create an inappropriate personification of a nationality in "fun" that unaware audience might find appealing. One more thing is that there is access to defamatory content as well as items that represent religious personas in an inappropriate light as well.Even though these videso can be flagged, it is not a guarantee that these videos will be removed. Rather, they are given a special warning message before entering the video. 

China, Pakistan and Libya are just some of the countries that have decided to ban access to this website.One more thing that has been noticed by many people is that YouTube gives no privacy for its users. Rather, IP location as well as viewing habits have been given to major companies in a way to keep track of the subscribers' viewing patterns.


The Future of YouTube

As the site keeps on moving forward, it is almost visible that the content will start to change as well. We've noted that 3D video has rapidly begun to make itself visible on the site. Actually, some of the newer televisions that has 3D technology have access to YouTube to give their users plenty of content that they can enjoy viewing as well.While there is no determining how long YouTube will stay the driving force for online video sharing, one thing is only certain that people agree on. As of now, it does offer some of the best video viewing options for people concerned. From general viral videos to informative videos, many people will continue to view all their favorites on this website and many will wait to see what the future of this website holds as well.

Tagalog speakers in the Philippines have a lot of ways in greeting other people. We oftentimes hear them say, "Hi" or "Hello" as a form of greetings most especially to close friends. These words, however, do not have any English translations because they are basically borrowed terms, and any English-speaking person will easily be understood by the Filipinos.

In most cases, it is not only the greetings that we tend to learn speaking at. In counting numbers in Tagalog, however, basically follow either Malay or Spanish words, that we are sometimes unaware of. It is more common to hear Filipinos counting numbers, telling time, and when counting money lifted from Spanish.

Tagalog speakers sometimes used the Malay-based counting numbers with reference to weight such as 'isang kilo', in objects, things, and people such as 'limang daliri, pitong kotse, dalawang magkapatid', and even in counting money like 'limang piso, isang daang piso'.

It is of much interest to note that even in telling time, Filipino put the Malay and Spanish form together very often. Like for example, 'limang minuto bago mag alas dose ng tanghali, and even radio announcers speak this way.

Learning to count in Tagalog is as easy as counting 1,2,3. Listed below are the examples of English counting numbers translated in Tagalog and Spanish. -216

ENGLISH TAGALOG SPANISH

One Isa Uno

Two Dalawa Dos

Three Tatlo Tres

Four Apat Kwatro

Five Lima Singko

Six Anim Sais

Seven Pito Siyete

Eight Walo Otso

Nine Siyam Nuebe

Ten Sampu Diyes


Other examples of counting numbers translated in English, Tagalog, and their corresponding figures: -46 + 30


ENGLISH TAGALOG FIGURE

One hundred Isang daan 100

One thousand Isang libo 1000

Ten thousand Sampung libo 10000

One hundred thousand Isang daang libo 100000

One million Isang milyon 10000000

Filipino Language

Philippines is a Southeast Asian country that is composed of 7,107 islands and islets off the Southeast coast. It is populated by around 70 millions of Filipinos, and it is said that there are as many as 300 languages and dialects in these islands. But still, Filipino words came out as the most dominant to be spoken out.

Despite of the fact that many Filipinos tend to speak in English or in any other languages instead of their own dialects, most especially those who are in the greater Manila area, a lot of Filipinos would still love to be called Filipinos which is their true nationality by heart.

One of the reasons that confuse the language situation in the Philippines is diversity. Based from the study made by the linguists, there are 75 to 150 native languages spoken by Filipinos. Although these languages are in some ways grammatically and lexically similar, they are mutually incomprehensible. Furthermore, each of the major languages has several dialects that differ in some levels. Depending on their region of origin, Filipino immigrants will speak at least one dialect among these incomprehensible languages.

Filipino is the general language of the Philippines and the enriching thread that keeps Filipinos all over the world in touch with their relatives. A wide access to the Filipino language is necessary to uphold cross-cultural and intercontinental understanding including mutual appreciation.

It is very interesting to note that after the long years of America, there are now second and third generations of Americans of Filipino lineage whose command of Tagalog is limited but who desire to access Tagalog language instruction. Number of Philippine language classes attended by the Filipino Americans are getting higher.

The birth of Filipino-American students and their increasing demands for linguistics, historical, and cultural knowledge that will allow them to get back their legacy and eventually find out that their identity have resulted in the increasing need for more Filipino language and culture courses in various academic institutions nationwide.