(plural) in Basque

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You (plural) are in the woods. Egon 2
Where do you (plural) live? Bizi 1
You (plural) live here. In the Basque country. Bizi 1
Do you (plural) live in Madrid? Bizi 1
Where will you (plural) live? Bizi 2
You (plural) will live here. Bizi 2
You (plural) will live in France. Bizi 2
Three years ago you (plural) lived in Italy. Bizi 3
You (plural) lived in Italy three years ago. Bizi 3
Where did you (plural) live? Bizi 3
You (plural) walked in Madrid yesterday. Verbs1 1
You (plural) fell in church fifteen days ago. Verbs1 1
You (plural) walked in Madrid today. Verbs1 2
You (plural) fell on the bus today. Verbs1 2
You (plural) walk in Madrid every month. Verbs1 3
You (plural) fall every day. Verbs1 3
Tomorrow, you (plural) will walk. Verbs1 4
You (plural) will walk tomorrow. Verbs1 4
Tomorrow you (plural) will fall' Verbs1 4
You (plural) will fall tomorrow. Verbs1 4
When did you (plural) rejoice. Verbs2 1
When were you (plural) glad. Verbs2 1
You (plural) came from school on time today. Verbs2 1
You (plural) often rejoice. Verbs2 2
You (plural) always come from the schools at six. Verbs2 2
You (plural) will rejoice. Verbs2 3
You (plural) will be glad. Verbs2 3
You (plural) will come from France tomorrow. Verbs2 3
Tomorrow, You (plural) will come from France. Verbs2 3
Where are you (plural) coming from this morning? Come 1
You (plural) are coming from France. Come 1
Hello. Are you (plural) coming from the bank? Come 2
Good Afternoon. Are you (plural) coming from the cinema? Come 2
Good Afternoon. Are you (plural) coming from the movie theater? Come 2
Where were you (plural) coming from yesterday? Come 3
You (plural) were coming from church. Come 3
Where are you (plural) going? Go 1
NAre you (plural) going to the forest? Go 1
Where were you (plural) going? Go 2
Were you (plural) going to the trees? Go 2
You (plural) are going to Europe. Go 3
Were you (plural) going to Basque Country? Go 3
Were you (plural) going to the Basque Country? Go 3
You (plural) were there. Egon2 1
You (plural) were in the forest yesterday. Egon2 1
You (plural) were in the woods yesterday. Egon2 1
You (plural) were dry. Egon2 2
You (plural) were in Italy, but now you (plural) are in Spain. Egon2 2
You (plural) were in Italy, but now you (plural) are in Spain. Egon2 2
Are you (plural) from Irun? Nongo 1
How are you (plural)? Because 1-1
You (plural) are busy. Because 1-1
You all are worried, because you (plural) are sick Because 1-3
You (plural) are worried, because you (plural) are sick Because 1-3
You (plural) are worried, because you (plural) are sick Because 1-3
You'll are worried, because you (plural) are sick Because 1-3
You are worried, because you (plural) are sick Because 1-3
We are worried, because you (plural) are sick. Because 1-3
You all were smiling, because you (plural) were relaxed. Because 2-1
You (plural) were smiling, because you (plural) were relaxed. Because 2-1
You (plural) were smiling, because you (plural) were relaxed. Because 2-1
You (plural) were nice, because you (plural) were tired. Because 2-1
You (plural) were nice, because you (plural) were tired. Because 2-1
You (plural) are long, because you (plural) are snakes. Because 2-2
You (plural) are long, because you (plural) are snakes. Because 2-2
You (plural) are busy, because you (plural) are nurses. Because 2-2
You (plural) are busy, because you (plural) are nurses. Because 2-2
You (plural) were always angry, because you (plural) were poor. Because 2-2
You (plural) were always angry, because you (plural) were poor. Because 2-2
You (plural) were there, because you (plural) were cooks. Because 2-2
You (plural) were there, because you (plural) were cooks. Because 2-2
You (plural) are walking in Spain. Walking 1
You (plural) are walking on the bridge. Walking 1
On Thursday, you (plural) were walking in San Sebastian. Walking 2
In March, you (plural) were walking in France. Walking 2
Last year, you (plural) had to live in San Sebastian. Compound Verbs 1-1
You (plural) had to go to the beach by train. Compound Verbs 1-1
You (plural) must walk in the street. Compound Verbs 1-2
You (plural) have to walk in the street. Compound Verbs 1-2
You (plural) must go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
You (plural) have to go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
You (plural) must go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
You (plural) have to go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
On Thursday, you (plural) will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
Thursday, you (plural) will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
You (plural) will have to go to the bar on Thursday. Compound Verbs 1-3
On Sunday you (plural) will have to go to church. Compound Verbs 1-3
On Sunday you (plural) will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
Do you (plural) like it? Reflective Verbs 1
Is it be pleasing to you (plural)? Reflective Verbs 1
You (plural) like the yellow fish. Reflective Verbs 1
The yellow fish is pleasing to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 1
You (plural) don't like the dirty, orange cat. Reflective Verbs 1
The dirty, orange cat isn't pleasing to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 1
The dirty, orange cat is not pleasing to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 1
You (plural) do not like the gray mouse. Reflective Verbs 1
You (plural) don't like the gray mouse. Reflective Verbs 1
The gray mouse isn't pleasing to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 1
The gray mouse is not pleasing to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 1
Are you (plural) interested in them? Reflective Verbs 2
Are they interesting to you (plural)? Reflective Verbs 2
Motorcycles are interesting to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 2
You (plural) are not interested in rings. Reflective Verbs 2
You (plural) aren’t interested in rings. Reflective Verbs 2
Rings are not interesting to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 2
Rings aren’t interesting to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 2
It is the same to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 3
You (plural) do not care. Reflective Verbs 3
You (plural) don’t care. Reflective Verbs 3
It seems slow to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 3
Little wine remains for you (plural). Reflective Verbs 3
You (plural) have little wine. Reflective Verbs 3
This morning you (plural) closed the door. Ukan 1-1
You (plural) closed the door this morning. Ukan 1-1
This morning you (plural) cleaned the church. Ukan 1-1
You (plural) cleaned the church this morning. Ukan 1-1
Every day you (plural) close the door at six. Ukan 1-2
You (plural) close the door at six every day. Ukan 1-2
Every day you (plural) clean the station. Ukan 1-2
You (plural) clean the station every day. Ukan 1-2
Tonight you (plural) will close the window. Ukan 1-3
You (plural) will close the window tonight. Ukan 1-3
Next week you (plural) will clean the ferry. Ukan 1-3
You (plural) will clean the ferry next week. Ukan 1-3
Did you (plural) see six tourists today? Ukan 2-1
Today did you (plural) see six tourists? Ukan 2-1
Today you (plural) ate eleven chickens. Ukan 2-1
You (plural) ate eleven chickens today. Ukan 2-1
Every week you (plural) see many parents. Ukan 2-2
You (plural) see many parents every week. Ukan 2-2
Every week you (plural) eat a few pigs. Ukan 2-2
You (plural) eat a few pigs every week. Ukan 2-2
Next week you (plural) will see many horses. Ukan 2-3
You (plural) will see many horses next week. Ukan 2-3
Tomorrow you (plural) will cook thirty chickens. Ukan 2-3
You (plural) will cook thirty chickens tomorrow. Ukan 2-3
Today you (plural) wrote a song. Transitive Verbs 1-1
You (plural) wrote a song today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
Today you (plural) did not change any money. Transitive Verbs 1-1
You (plural) did not change any money today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
Every night you (plural) write the temperature. Transitive Verbs 1-2
You (plural) write the temperature every night. Transitive Verbs 1-2
Every day you (plural) change sweaters. Transitive Verbs 1-2
You (plural) change sweaters every day. Transitive Verbs 1-2
Next week you (plural) will write a book. Transitive Verbs 1-3
You (plural) will write a book next week. Transitive Verbs 1-3
Next month you (plural) will change the menus. Transitive Verbs 1-3
You (plural) will change the menus next month. Transitive Verbs 1-3
This morning you (plural) stopped the train. Transitive Verbs 2-1
You (plural) stopped the train this morning. Transitive Verbs 2-1
Today you (plural) carried the teachers to school. Transitive Verbs 2-1
You (plural) carried the teachers to school today. Transitive Verbs 2-1
Every day you (plural) stop the bus here. Transitive Verbs 2-2
You (plural) stop the bus here every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
Every day you (plural) carry pencils to school. Transitive Verbs 2-2
You (plural) carry pencils to school every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
Next week you (plural) will stop the bus here. Transitive Verbs 2-3
You (plural) will stop the bus here. next week. Transitive Verbs 2-3
Next month you (plural) will carry chairs to the bar. Transitive Verbs 2-3
You (plural) will carry chairs to the barnext month. Transitive Verbs 2-3
Last month you (plural) read the book. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
You (plural) read the book last month. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
Last year you (plural) opened a hotel. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
You (plural) opened a hotel last year. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
Last month you (plural) taught twenty students. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (plural object)
You (plural) taught twenty students last month. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (plural object)
Yesterday you (plural) brought three bicycles. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (plural object)
You (plural) brought three bicycles yesterday. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (plural object)
Last week you (plural) laughed. Egin 1
You (plural) laughed last week. Egin 1
Every day you (plural) dance. Egin 1
You (plural) dance every day. Egin 1
You (plural) will laugh. Egin 1
Yesterday you (plural) worked. Egin 2
You (plural) worked. yesterday. Egin 2
Every day you (plural) work. Egin 2
You (plural) work every day. Egin 2
You (plural) will work. Egin 2
This morning did you (plural) dream in English? Egin 3
Did you (plural) dream in English this morning? Egin 3
Every night you (plural) dream in erdara. Egin 3
You (plural) dream in erdara every night. Egin 3
You (plural) will dream (in) Basque. Egin 3
You (plural) have a truck. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
You (plural) do not have any buses. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
You (plural) don't have any buses. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
You (plural) have seventy euros. Eduki 2 (Transitive Verbs)
You (plural) do not have three ferries. Eduki 2 (Transitive Verbs)
You (plural) had a small brown house. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
You (plural) had an ugly owl. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
You (plural) had six shirts. Eduki 4 (Transitive Verbs)
You (plural) had four tables. Eduki 4 (Transitive Verbs)
You (plural) do not know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
You (plural) don't know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
You (plural) know how to read. Jakin 2
You (plural) know how to clean the house. Jakin 2
You (plural) do not know how to cook and clean. Jakin 3
You (plural) know how to listen and teach. Jakin 3
You (plural) did not know Basque. Jakin 4
You (plural) didn't know Basque. Jakin 4
You (plural) knew how to work. Jakin 4
You (plural) did not know how to sing and dance. Jakin 5
You (plural) didn't know how to sing and dance. Jakin 5
You (plural) knew how to dance and sing. Jakin 5
You (plural) are helping the tourist. Ari Izan 2
TWhat are you (plural) doing? Ari Izan 2
Are you (plural) sleeping? We were. Ari Izan 3
You (plural) do not like waking up. Verbal Nouns 1
You (plural) don’t like waking up. Verbal Nouns 1
You (plural) do not like to wake up. Verbal Nouns 1
You (plural) don’t like to wake up. Verbal Nouns 1
Waking up was not pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
Waking up wasn’t pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
You (plural) will like falling from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
You (plural) will like to fall from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
Falling from a plane will be pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
You (plural) do not like walking. Verbal Nouns 1
You (plural) don’t like walking. Verbal Nouns 1
You (plural) do not like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
You (plural) don’t like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
Walking is not pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
Walking isn't pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
You (plural) like to dance. Verbal Nouns 2
You (plural) like dancing. Verbal Nouns 2
You (plural) did not like waking up. Verbal Nouns 3
Waking up was not pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 3
You (plural) liked to dance. Verbal Nouns 3
You (plural) liked dancing. Verbal Nouns 3
Dancing was pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 3
You (plural) are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
Yesterday you (plural) wanted a watermelon. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
This morning you (plural) wanted ten watermelons. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
You (plural) want a sandwich. Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
You (plural) want thirteen sandwiches. Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
You (plural) will want a fish. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
You (plural) will want eighteen fish. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
Yesterday you (plural) drank five bottles of beer. Edan 1 (Past)
Yesterday you (plural) drank two bottles of soft drink. Edan 1 (Past)
You (plural) will drink six cups of tea. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
Yesterday you (plural) drank five bottles of beer. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
Yesterday you (plural) drank two bottles of soft drink. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
You (plural) are eating the ice cream. Jan 1
You (plural) are eating the yellow cheese. Jan 1