From root: deposito
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
idineposito
i-di-ne-po-SI-to
deposited
Present (Incomplete)
idinedeposito
i-di-ne-de-po-SI-to
is depositing
Future (Contemplated)
idedeposito
i-de-de-po-SI-to
will deposit
Usage Note
Ideposito is used when placing money into a bank account or storing items in a secure facility. It is a formal term borrowed from Spanish, commonly used in financial or business contexts.
Examples
" Ideposito mo ang pera sa bangko. "
Natural Translation
Deposit the money in the bank.
Literal Translation
Deposit you the money in bank.
" Gusto kong ideposito ang pera ko. "
Natural Translation
I want to deposit my money.
Literal Translation
Want I deposit my money.
" Bago magsara ang bangko, kailangan kong ideposito ang sahod ko para mabayaran ang mga utang sa susunod na linggo. "
Natural Translation
Before the bank closes, I need to deposit my salary so I can pay the debts next week.
Literal Translation
Before close the bank, need I deposit the salary my so be-paid the plural debts on next week.
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