From root: banyo
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
ibinanyo
i-bi-NAN-yo
took to the bathroom
Present (Incomplete)
ibinabanyo
i-bi-na-BAN-yo
taking to the bathroom
Future (Contemplated)
ibabanyo
i-ba-BAN-yo
will take to the bathroom
Usage Note
Ibanyo is used when taking a person, such as a child or a patient, or an object to the bathroom for a specific purpose like bathing or cleaning. It is commonly heard in caregiving contexts within a household.
Examples
" Ibanyo mo na ang bata. "
Natural Translation
Take the child to the bathroom now.
Literal Translation
Take-to-bathroom you now the child.
" Kailangan mong ibanyo ang bata. "
Natural Translation
You need to take the child to the bathroom.
Literal Translation
Need you take-to-bathroom the child.
" Bago mo ibanyo ang lola, siguraduhin mong mainit ang tubig para hindi siya giniginaw. "
Natural Translation
Before you take grandma to the bathroom, make sure the water is warm so she doesn't get cold.
Literal Translation
Before you take-to-bathroom the grandma, make-sure you warm the water so not she feeling-cold.
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