pakikipagtulungan
cooperation or collaboration
From root: tulong
Usage Note
Pakikipagtulungan describes the act of working together with others toward a common goal. It is often used in formal or community settings like 'bayanihan'.
Examples
" Salamat sa pakikipagtulungan mo. "
Natural Translation
Thank you for your cooperation.
Literal Translation
Thanks for cooperation your.
" Salamat sa iyong pakikipagtulungan. "
Natural Translation
Thank you for your cooperation.
Literal Translation
Thanks for your cooperation.
" Hindi sana matatapos nang maaga ang proyekto kung wala ang taos-pusong pakikipagtulungan ng bawat kasapi ng aming koponan. "
Natural Translation
The project would not have finished early if it weren't for the wholehearted cooperation of every member of our team.
Literal Translation
Not hopefully would-finish early the project if without the heartfelt cooperation of each member of our team.
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