From root: almusal
Usage Note
Paalmusal refers to breakfast that is given for free or as a treat by someone else. You might use this to thank a colleague who bought breakfast for the team.
Examples
" Masarap ang paalmusal mo. "
Natural Translation
The breakfast you provided is delicious.
Literal Translation
Delicious the provided-breakfast your.
" Salamat sa paalmusal ninyo. "
Natural Translation
Thank you for the breakfast you provided.
Literal Translation
Thanks for-the provided-breakfast yours.
" Bilang pasasalamat sa tulong namin, naghanda ang amo ng masaganang paalmusal para sa buong koponan kaninang umaga. "
Natural Translation
As thanks for our help, the boss prepared a hearty breakfast for the whole team this morning.
Literal Translation
As thanks for help our, prepared the boss of bountiful provided-breakfast for the whole team earlier morning.
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almusal has 6 related forms built from the same root.
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