40. Jakin 2

Jakin: to be certain or sure about something, to know a fact or how to do something

• Note: verbs like jakin often take the affirmative prefix ba- when they are not negative
• nik badakit – I know it
• nik ez dakit – I don’t know it
• You can also use the word “nola” with Jakin to say you know how to do something.
• Nik nola irakurri badakit. I know how to read.

Jakin 2

• badakit: I know (it)
• badakizu: You know (it)
• badaki: He/she knows (it)
• badakigu: We know (it)
• badakizue: You (plural) know (it)
• badakite: They know (it)

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