From root: banyo
Usage Note
Pambanyo is used to describe items like slippers, towels, or robes that are intended specifically for use in the bathroom.
Examples
" Nasaan ang tsinelas na pambanyo? "
Natural Translation
Where are the bathroom slippers?
Literal Translation
Where the slippers that for-bathroom?
" Nasaan ang sabon na pambanyo? "
Natural Translation
Where is the bathroom soap?
Literal Translation
Where the soap that for-bathroom-use?
" Huwag mong ihalo ang tuwalyang pambanyo sa mga damit na panlabas kapag naglalaba ka. "
Natural Translation
Don't mix the bathroom towels with the outdoor clothes when you do the laundry.
Literal Translation
Don't you mix the towel that for-bathroom to the clothes that for-outside when do-laundry you.
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