From root: dangal
Usage Note
Parangal is a ceremony or a specific recognition given to honor someone's work or life achievements.
Examples
" May parangal sa paaralan. "
Natural Translation
There is an award at school.
Literal Translation
Have award at school.
" Magkakaroon ng parangal para sa mga guro. "
Natural Translation
There will be a tribute for the teachers.
Literal Translation
Will-have of tribute for the teachers.
" Tumanggap ng pinakamataas na parangal ang batang siyentista dahil sa kanyang imbensiyong nakatulong sa maraming magsasaka. "
Natural Translation
The young scientist received the highest award for her invention that helped many farmers.
Literal Translation
Received of highest award the young scientist because of her invention that-helped to many farmers.
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