You'll find this in your list of all apps, labeled "Translate." You'll find this in the upper-left corner. Note that not all languages that Google Translate supports are available for offline use. It looks like a down arrow pointing at a horizontal line. You'll be shown the size of the offline translation files before the download starts. Your device will need to have an internet connection in order to download language files for later use offline. The language will be moved to the "Downloaded languages" section, and you'll see a progress circle.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the Google Translate app. Tap the button. Tap Offline translation. Scroll down to find the language you want to download. Tap the "Download" button next to a language. Tap Download to confirm. Monitor the download.

Make sure conditions there are suitable. You will need adequate space for your kiwifruit plants to grow. Most kiwifruit plants grow best in either full sun or light shade. Kiwifruit generally need slightly acidic soil that has a pH between 6.0 and 6.5. If your soil is too alkaline, you can try to acidify it to make conditions right for growing kiwifruit. The soil must be moist but well-drained. for your plants. Remember that kiwifruits are vine plants that can grow up to 30 feet long and weigh a fair amount. Like other vines, they grow best across vertical structures that provide support and greater access to light. Kiwifruit vines can grow on most types of trellises, gazebos, and fences. Commercial kiwifruit growers use six-foot-high wire trellises with T-bars spaced 15 to 20 feet apart. the young plants. Transplanting kiwifruit plants is largely the same as other types of plants. The major difference is that you must space your plants so that each is at the base of its own support structure. Simply dig a hole for each plant that is a little bigger than their current pots. Carefully lift each plant out of its pot, including the roots and the dirt they cling to, and place the roots into the holes you just dug. Finish by filling in the edges of the hole with loose dirt. Try to disturb the roots as little as possible to avoid shock. If you plant to grow fruit, keep as many plants as you have room for. Once they flower, which can take up to five years, you can identify the male and female plants and cull the extras.
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One-sentence summary -- Find a good spot in your garden for your kiwifruit. Build a sturdy trellis Transplant

Social media pages can help you drum up support for your project or organization. You also can advertise the donations of businesses who have pledged their support. Seek connections with local businesses that your research indicates are in tune with the goals for your project or your organization at large. Ask individual connections to point you to other businesses or organizations that might be interested in your ongoing projects. Showing up at community events and making your presence known with local business organizations is a way to get your project or organization noticed without doing a lot of extra work. Focus on community events or business networking functions that have something to do with your project or organization. For example, if you're raising money to build an animal shelter, you might go to community dog shows or talk to local pet stores and dog groomers. Don't hassle people for donations at an event they'll feel as though you are putting them on the spot, and you'll leave a bad impression. Instead, simply tell them about your project or organization and offer to send them more information if they're interested. People often love when they're treated like an expert and asked for advice. If your project or organization needs any assistance, or if you have a problem you can't figure out, asking a business leader is also a good way to drum up support. For example, suppose you've asked a local real estate agent for advice on finding a suitable building for an animal shelter you want to build. The real estate agent points you to a few great locations. Let them know you still need donations. Since the agent has helped, they may now feel they have a vested interest in seeing your project succeed. Even if you were only soliciting a donation for a single, short-term project, keep in touch with the business owner or representative. This communicates that their donation is appreciated. Send out an email newsletter updating everyone who donated on the progress of your project, or the status of your organization. Talk about your accomplishments and how the donations are being used. You also can send birthday or holiday cards to your donors to express appreciation. Treat your donors both individuals and businesses as though they are part of the family. Patronize the business and encourage others to do the same. Tell people to let the business owner know that you sent them.
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One-sentence summary -- Establish a social media presence. Create networking opportunities. Seek out advice. Maintain a continuing relationship.

You will need to obtain a four-year undergraduate degree from an accredited institution. Technically, your degree can be in any subject, but a degree in Catholic Philosophy is preferable. Your grades upon graduation do not need to be top-of-the-class, but you should be an average or above average student. You need to take a two-year Pre-Theology Program consisting of 30 credit hours of philosophy courses and 12 credit hours of theology courses. Note that you might be able to satisfy the requirements in part or in full during your undergraduate education if you take courses from a Catholic university that match the courses required in a Pre-Theology Program. Attend a Catholic Seminary and obtain a four-year graduate-level degree. In order to get into a seminary school, you might need letters of recommendation from current leaders within the church. Academically, a seminary will prepare you by offering courses in Biblical studies, Catholic philosophy and theology, liturgy, pastoral studies, church history, and preaching. Additionally, a seminary should help you discern once and for all if you are called to a religious vocation. This means preparing you academically as well as spiritually. Entering into seminary is not a permanent decision. You are not committed to the life and work of a priest until you take your final vows. Usually, you will need to spend six months as a deacon before you can be ordained a priest. As a deacon, you will be expected to actively take part in the running of a parish to which you will be assigned. In essence, the time you spend as a deacon is like a trial period for priesthood. You will be assigned many duties by the priest of your assigned parish, and these duties often include many that you will have to take care of as a priest when the time comes. The priest of your assigned parish can voice his opinion on whether or not he believes you to be fit for the priesthood. With all of your educational requirements completed, the final stage in the path to priesthood is gaining the bishop's approval. If the bishop of your diocese determines that you have what it takes to be a good priest, you will be ordained. Once the bishop of your diocese approves you, there will be an official Ordination Ceremony during which you will take your vows and officially become a priest. After taking Holy Orders, the bishop of your diocese will assign you a position. Usually, you will be appointed as a priest or assistant priest to a parish within the diocese, but sometimes, you might be appointed as a chaplain to a Catholic hospital or another similar post. You might be able to make requests, but your requests may or may not influence your final position.
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Earn a Bachelor's Degree. Enroll in a pre-theology program. Get a Master of Divinity degree at seminary. Spend time as a deacon. Become ordained.