Examples of using "Banyoya" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm going to the bathroom.
- I have to go to the toilet.
- I must go to the toilet.
- I have to go to the bathroom.
- I've got to go to the bathroom.
- I need to go to the toilet.
She locked herself in the bathroom.
I want to go to the bathroom.
Tom ran to the bathroom.
She went into the bathroom.
Please get into the bath.
Tom walked into the bathroom.
I needed a bath.
I locked myself in the bathroom.
Sami ran into the bathroom.
Sami went to the bathroom.
He locked himself in the bathroom.
Tom needed a bath.
I need a bath.
We need a bath.
You need a bath.
Mom is about to enter the bath.
Tom locked himself in the bathroom.
- May I go to the bathroom, please?
- Can I go to the bathroom, please?
Sami was locked himself in the bathroom.
We had spotlights installed in the bathroom.
I've got to go to the bathroom.
Knock before entering the bathroom.
Tom needs a bath.
Mary needs a bath.
They need a bath.
This house has two bathrooms.
Sami didn't see Layla walk into the bathroom.
He locked himself in the bathroom and started to cry.
When one takes a bath, the telephone rings.
Tom seems to need to go to the bathroom.
I ran to the bathroom to look at myself in the mirror.
It looks like you need a bath.
You need a bath, don't you?
Sami went to the bathroom to brush his teeth.
Sami followed Layla into the bathroom.
I was about to get in the bath when I heard someone knocking on the door.
That toilet brush belongs in the bathroom, not in the kitchen.
Mary went to the bathroom to reapply her makeup.
Tom locked himself in the bathroom and started to cry.
She stripped the child and put him in the bath.
I put a clean towel in the bathroom for you.
- I take a bath every other day.
- I have a bath every other day.
Little Tom locked himself in the bathroom and couldn't open the door.
Tom locked himself in the bathroom and refused to come out.
She gave a small cry of alarm and fled to the bathroom.
- I have to go to the bathroom.
- I need to go to the toilet.