From root: nood
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
ipinanood
i-pi-na-no-OD
showed
Present (Incomplete)
ipinapanood
i-pi-na-pa-no-OD
showing
Future (Contemplated)
ipapanood
i-pa-pa-no-OD
will show
Usage Note
Ipanood is used when asking someone to watch a specific video or movie for your sake or on your behalf, often in the context of sharing digital content or media. It specifically highlights the act of viewing media as a favor or for a particular purpose.
Examples
" Ipanood mo sa akin ang video. "
Natural Translation
Show me the video.
Literal Translation
Show you to me the video.
" Gusto kong ipanood ang video sa iyo. "
Natural Translation
I want to show the video to you.
Literal Translation
Want I-link show the video to you.
" Kung may oras ka mamaya, ipanood mo naman sa amin ang pelikulang pinag-uusapan ng lahat sa paaralan. "
Natural Translation
If you have time later, do show us the movie that everyone at school is talking about.
Literal Translation
If have time you later, show you please to us the movie-link being-talked-about of all at school.
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