Given a sentence in Tagalog language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact.

Ex Input:
Tagalog sentence: Hindi tayo mapakikilos para sa gawain ng ministeryo sa pamamagitan lamang ng damdamin.

Ex Output:
We cannot be mobilized for the work of the ministry by cheap emotionalism.


Ex Input:
Tagalog sentence: Ang point M ay ang midpoint ng Arc BC sa circle c. Kaya, ang dalawang Chords BM at CM ng c bilog ay may pantay na haba. Kaya, ang chordal angles ng mga dalawang Chords ay dapat pantay-pantay, sa ibang salita, mayroon kaming &lt; BAM = &lt; CAM. Kaya, ang point M kasinungalingan sa anggulo panggitnang guhit ng anggulo BAC.

Ex Output:
The point M is the midpoint of the arc BC on the circle c. Thus, the two chords BM and CM of the circle c have equal length. Hence, the chordal angles of these two chords must also be equal; in other words, we have &lt; BAM = &lt; CAM. Hence, the point M lies on the angle bisector of the angle BAC. Similarly, the point N lies on the angle bisector of the angle BAD. But, of course, the angle bisector of the angle BAD is the exterior angle bisector of the angle BAC; hence, since the interior and the exterior angle bisector of an angle are always perpendicular to each other, the angle bisector of the angle BAC and the angle bisector of the angle BAD are perpendicular to each other. Hence, &lt; MAN = 90°.


Ex Input:
Tagalog sentence: 23Sapagka't ang buhay ay higit kay sa pagkain, at ang katawan kay sa damit.

Ex Output:

23 "For life is more than food, and the body more than clothing.