From root: biyahe
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
ibiniyahe
i-bi-ni-YA-he
transported
Present (Incomplete)
ibinibiyahe
i-bi-ni-bi-YA-he
transporting
Future (Contemplated)
ibibiyahe
i-bi-bi-YA-he
will transport
Usage Note
Ibiyahe focuses on the cargo, product, or person being moved from one location to another.
Examples
" Ibiyahe mo ang kahon. "
Natural Translation
Transport the box.
Literal Translation
Transport you the box.
" Kailangan mong ibiyahe ang mga gamit. "
Natural Translation
You need to transport the things.
Literal Translation
Need you transport the plural things.
" Maaga pa lang ay ibiniyahe na ng trak ang mga gulay papunta sa palengke sa lungsod. "
Natural Translation
Early in the morning, the truck already transported the vegetables to the market in the city.
Literal Translation
Early still only the transported already of truck the plural vegetable going to market in city.
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