2008年6月3日 · The correct term is ninyo. Filipino is a dynamic language just like any other language, ninyo became niyo as time goes by. Dont get confused, ninyo or niyo means the same thing.

2022年9月4日 · The word ninyó is what grammarians call a “genitive pronoun.” It works like a plural version of mo (‘you’). Talking to one person: Anong ginagawa mo? What are you doing? Talking to two or more persons: Anong ginagawa ninyo? What are you doing? In Tagalog, the plural form also indicates politeness.

2019年7月23日 · "Nyo" is how you'd usually see it written, but "n'yo" is supposed to be the proper way of writing it. "Nyo/N'yo" is also informal. If you are talking to an older person, it would sound more polite if you will say "ninyo".

2023年7月11日 · They are the same so interchangeable. [ninyo] is more formal. [niyo] is the correct spelling not [nyo] but still it is accepted. [ninyo; niyo] = you (plural); you all; your [ninyo; niyo] = you; your (singular) (formal)

Niyo / Ninyo / Nyo ?can be used as a plural possessive pronoun like the english "your/s". Niyo and n'yo are abbreviated forms of ninyo.

2023年4月20日 · Ninyo and niyo are the same. They both mean your and used after the verb/noun. Niyo is usually used. Inyo is seldomly used in casual conversations ☺ P.S. Always remember that we use possessive pronouns to be the doer when the sentence is passive (except if the sentence has may or wala).

2023年4月20日 · Niyo and Ninyo mean the same thing, but ninyo is actually the correct spelling. Synonym for kayo "Kayo" is used for actor focused verbs "Ninyo" is used for object focused verbs. examples: "Kayo ay umiinom ng tubig" = You are drinking water.

Kahulugan ng ninyo: niny ó [pangngalan/panghalip] panghalip panao sa pangmaramihang anyo ng ikalawang panauhan na ginagamit bilang pamalit sa pangalan ng kausap, lalo na sa pagpapahayag ng pag-aari, aksyon, o katangian.

2020年7月3日 · Colloquial shortening of the word “ ninyo ” Tingnan nyo ako. Y’all look at me. A non-standard word not found in most dictionaries, it is also often written with an apostrophe, as in “n’yo.” Kuha n’yo ba? Did you guys get it? Anong balak ninyo? What is your plan?

Niyo / Ninyo / Nyo ?can be used as a plural possessive pronoun like the english "your/s". Niyo and n'yo are abbreviated forms of ninyo.