remunerasyon
remunerásyon with stress marks
remuneration
Usage Note
Remunerasyon is a formal Spanish-derived term for compensation for work, used in professional, HR, and legal contexts. In everyday speech Filipinos are more likely to say 'suweldo' or 'bayad'; 'remunerasyon' is reserved for formal documents and discussions.
Examples
" Maliit lang ang kanyang remunerasyon. "
Natural Translation
His/Her remuneration is just small.
Literal Translation
Small only the his/her remuneration.
" Mataas ang kanyang remunerasyon. "
Natural Translation
His/Her remuneration is high.
Literal Translation
High the his/her remuneration.
" Naghihintay pa rin ang mga empleyado ng patas na remunerasyon para sa dagdag na oras ng kanilang trabaho. "
Natural Translation
The employees are still waiting for fair remuneration for the extra hours of their work.
Literal Translation
Waiting still also the employees of fair that remuneration for the extra that hours of their work.
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