multinasyonal
multinasyonál with stress marks
multinational
Usage Note
Multinasyonal is used in business, economics, and political contexts to describe corporations or organizations operating across multiple countries. It appears frequently in news coverage of foreign direct investment in the Philippines.
Examples
" Multinasyonal ang kumpanya nila. "
Natural Translation
Their company is multinational.
Literal Translation
Multinational the company their.
" Nagtatrabaho siya bilang tagapamahala sa isang malaking kumpanyang multinasyonal. "
Natural Translation
He/She works as a manager in a large multinational company.
Literal Translation
Working he/she as manager in one large company multinational.
" Maraming multinasyonal na kumpanya ang namumuhunan sa Pilipinas dahil sa murang lakas-paggawa at mataas na kakayahan ng mga manggagawa. "
Natural Translation
Many multinational companies invest in the Philippines because of the cheap labor and the high skill of the workers.
Literal Translation
Many multinational companies the investing in Philippines because of cheap labor and high skill of plural worker.
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