Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Unicef"
The meaning of "Unicef" in various phrases and sentences
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What does UNICEF is on the ground working with partners to secure urgent medical supplies and provide psychosocial support to children. Donate today by tapping the link in my bio.
What do "on the ground working" and "bio" mean? mean?
What do "on the ground working" and "bio" mean? mean?
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On the ground working = people are on the site of the problem/disaster doing their job
Bio = biography (the place where you put your information on your social media accounts)
Bio = biography (the place where you put your information on your social media accounts)
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According to UNICEF report, Japan has very bad ration child poverty in 41 countries belonging to the OECD or the European countries. The report ranks Japan 34th. It appears that the government couldn't made the good results about child poverty. So UNICEF warning to government act to solve the problem as soon as they can. Iceland , Finland, Denmark, Scandinavia had small income gap. Because they have good social security system. UNICEF report showed up that child poverty in Japan is on the increase on a alarming rate. And child from poverty is far from child from normal income. So the Japan government should make the system to all children get the same education whatever how much their parents earn money Does this sound natural?
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I am donating for UNICEF a few money every month. Does this sound natural?
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The biggest mistake here is using "a few money". I explained that to a Japanese speaker a few days ago, so here: https://hinative.com/en-US/questions/5831915
You also should use "to" instead of "for". When you say "to" it means UNICEF is getting money from you. When you say "for", it means that UNICEF was going to donate, but you stopped them and are donating instead.
"to" = へ (UNICEFへお金）
"for" = てあげる（UNICEFにお金を施てあげる）
Sorry if my Japanese is not perfect, but it should give you the idea.
You also should use "to" instead of "for". When you say "to" it means UNICEF is getting money from you. When you say "for", it means that UNICEF was going to donate, but you stopped them and are donating instead.
"to" = へ (UNICEFへお金）
"for" = てあげる（UNICEFにお金を施てあげる）
Sorry if my Japanese is not perfect, but it should give you the idea.
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UNICEF said hundreads of million of children have suffered lack the most basis of service, includomg clean water, education, health, proper toilet. they said one of reason why the children are excluded from these vital service is urbanization. Moreover the children lie in vulnerable and disadvantaged circumstance. They even forced into child labour and sex industry. Does this sound natural?
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UNICEF has announced that hundreds of millions of children are suffering from the lack of the most basic necessities, including clean water and education, and services, such as health and clean toilets. They said that one of the reasons why the children are excluded from these vital services is urbanization. Moreover, the children lie in a vulnerable and disadvantaged circumstance. For example, they are forced into child labor and sex industry.
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