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

Q: Tagalog sentence: Tuwing Miyerkoles daw, si Ruby ang gagamit at tuwing Huwebes, si Louise naman. Pinapirma ako ng return slip ni Ruby. Ang mga magulang lang daw ang makakahuha ng report cards. Hindi makakapunta sina Sir at Ate, binigyan na lang ako ng excuse letter para kay Louise. Habang naghihintay akong kausapin ang titser, pinagmasdan ko ang mga artwork na nakapaskil sa bulletin board. Parehong may drawing sina Louise at Ruby. Mukhang nagkopyahan ang dalawa. Ang pamagat ng gawa nila ay “My Hero”. At ako ang naka-drawing.

A: Maricel Soriano topbills as Norma, a.k.a. "Inang Yaya" or, literally translated, "mother nanny." A single mother, she is forced to leave behind her daughter Ruby (Tala Santos) in the care of her mother Tersing (Marita Zobel.) An all-around helper in the household of May and Noel (Sunshine Cruz and Zoren Legaspi), she earns this loving moniker from Louise (Erika Oreta), the seven-year-old child she has cared for since birth.
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Q: Tagalog sentence: “”Hindi ko ay tumakbo, at ito ay naging isang pinagkukunan ng lakas para sa maraming mga obispo sa Nigeria at sa hinaharap.””

A: “I will not run, and this has been a source of strength for many bishops in Nigeria and beyond.”
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Q: Tagalog sentence: Gold filter ay ang paraan upang pumunta, at hindi mga magulo mga papel. Gold tubog hindi kinakalawang na asero filter ay isang malaking upgrade sa paglipas ng papel.

A:
Gold filters are the way to go, and not those messy paper ones. Gold plated stainless steel filters are a huge upgrade over paper.
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