No. 12,228 in Spanish
jornal
"Jornal" means "daily wage" or "day's pay."
In a sentence
El jornal de los trabajadores rurales es bajo.
The wages of rural workers are low.
Here, 'jornal' is used to denote the daily or periodic payment received for work, emphasizing its meaning as 'daily wage' or 'remuneration'.
Mi abuelo trabajaba mucho para ganar su jornal.
My grandfather used to work hard to earn his daily wage.
In this sentence, 'jornal' again refers to the daily payment for labor, connecting it to the effort or work required to obtain it.
Están discutiendo el jornal que se ofrecerá en la nueva plantación.
They are discussing the wage that will be offered in the new plantation.
Here, 'jornal' is presented in the context of negotiation or setting the amount to be paid daily for work, highlighting its role in agreements or contracts.
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