How to pronounce “mala” in English

Malala, who's part of our team and was an executive producer on the film, is the fact that people

Malady. We treat our dark moods like abnormalities.

Malaika was a dream that was born out of my own experiences as a child.

Malaika's mission is to empower girls and their communities through education, health programs, sports, and technical skills.

Malaika is in the heart.

Malaysia I missed because of time.

Malatino articulates queer and trans theory with continental philosophy and a radically conscious, decolonial perspective

Malaysian English, southeast Asian Englishes.

Maladie de Verneuil c'est absolument inconnue.

Malaria was not uncommon.

maladies time time crunch stress um you know the loneliness of a world where

Malaysia flight went missing and there was all these like rumors that they found parts in the ocean and it turned

Malala Fund and Malala Yousafzai are doing a huge amount of work, and to provide that quality education.

Malala got shot and everything changed?

Malala Yousafzai's beautifully-written Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech follows exactly the same structure.

Malaria, unlike say HIV and tuberculosis, is purely a medical disease.

Malaria is the same thing.

Malaria is in a lot of ways a disease of poverty because it relates to sanitation, and water, and access, having a living condition.

Malala's punching her brothers, she's online looking up pictures of Brad Pitt, and yet they're also very deep people with a sense of purpose.

Malala is a very first person of any movie I've ever made, who she sent me-- she says, I know this is a vulnerable stressful day for you

Malachi is from the US originally but now he lives in Berlin.

Malaria's, of course, transmitted by mosquitoes.

Malaysia was poor. So there are some countries that have gotten rich quickly.

malaria and reproductive health over the phone.

malaria uh reached such a point of delirium in fact that he thought he was dying and he begged to be left alone so

Malaysia Africa England Texas another foreign country we were in Berkeley for

malarial cases are in Africa. And so when we went uh two years ago, there

Organization Malaika, as you can see, does brilliant work.

So Malaika really started from a piece of paper, a dream that I have in my heart.

The Malaika ecosystem, it's really investing in education, in preparing them in tech in the 21st century skills.

At Malaika, we got 98% of the girls came back.

In Malaysia, that's kind of how we sounded.

In Malaysia and Singapore, there's so much mixed heritage from the Portuguese to the Spanish to the Dutch all integrating into culture.

on malaria, not malaria per se.

In Malaysia and Singapore, there's so much mixed heritage from the Portuguese, to the Spanish, to the Dutch all integrating into culture.

--in Malawi, Africa. Yep.

like Malaysia and Brazil, it's half or close to half of the population say that they get news via messaging apps.

terrible maladies that alcohol is tied to um and I I listen I drink also I don't I don't think we should be Banning

and malaise, which was Jimmy Carter's term for what the country was in, the time was kind of perfect for a new hope.

Because Malalai of Maiwand was a legendary great Afghan heroine who raised her voice against the British army in Afghanistan,

And Malala of Maiwand, she gave her life on that battlefield.

So Malala had a name of her own, because I always tell that in patriarchal or narrow religious societies,

So Malala was in the same school, and I realized when I was operating and running

And Malala wrote a BBC diary.

But malaria is one that we can eradicate.

The malarial swamps in Melanesia.

Any Malayalis? OK. They're always nurses.

And Malala's mother is this figure in this movie, obviously she loves her mother very much, but I was almost expecting to see more of her,

And Malala says, my mother wants to be in the movie.