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Word

• one Basics 1
• a Basics 1

Dictionary

• -a Basics 1
• -a Basics 2
• -a Questions
• -a People and Past 1
• -a People and Past 2
• -a People and Past 3
• -a Adj 1
• -a Adj 2
• -a Adj 3
• -a Adj 4
• -a Animals 1
• -a Animals 2
• -a Animals 3
• -a This, That and My 1
• -a This, That and My 2
• -a NOREN 1
• -a NOREN 2
• -a NOREN 3
• -a NOREN 4
• -a Possessive Pronouns 1
• -a Possessive Pronouns 2
• -a Possessive Pronouns 3
• -a Egon 1
• -a Egon 2
• -a Egon 3
• -a Numbers and Math 1
• -a Numbers and Math 2
• -a Numbers and Math 3
• -a Family 1
• -a Family 2
• -a Family 3
• -a Bizi 1
• -a Bizi 2
• -a Bizi 3
• -a Verbs1 1
• -a Verbs1 2
• -a Verbs1 3
• -a Verbs1 4
• -a Verbs2 1
• -a Verbs2 2
• -a Verbs2 3
• -a Come 1
• -a Come 2
• -a Come 3
• -a Go 1
• -a Go 2
• -a Go 3
• -a Postpostions 1
• -a Postpostions 2
• -a Postpostions 3
• -a Egon2 1
• -a Egon2 2
• -a Egon2 3
• -a Nongo 1
• -a Nongo 2
• -a Nongo 3
• -a Because 1-1
• -a Because 1-2
• -a Because 1-3
• -a Because 1-4
• -a Because 2-1
• -a Because 2-2
• -a Because 2-2
• -a Weather 1
• -a Weather 2
• -a Weather 3
• -a Numbers 2-1
• -a Numbers 2-2
• -a Numbers 2-3
• -a Spring
• -a Summer
• -a Autumn
• -a Winter
• -a Week
• -a Walking 1
• -a Walking 2
• -a NORTAZ 1
• -a NORTAZ 2
• -a NORTAZ 3
• -a Time 1
• -a Time 2
• -a Time 3
• -a Commands 1
• -a Commands 2
• -a Directions 1
• -a Directions 2
• -a Compound Verbs 1-1
• -a Compound Verbs 1-2
• -a Compound Verbs 1-3
• -a Dative Commands 1
• -a Dative Commands 2
• -a Dative Commands 3
• -a Reflective Verbs 1
• -a Reflective Verbs 2
• -a Reflective Verbs 3
• -a Ukan 1-1
• -a Ukan 1-2
• -a Ukan 1-3
• -a Ukan 2-1
• -a Ukan 2-2
• -a Ukan 2-3
• -a Transitive Verbs 1-1
• -a Transitive Verbs 1-2
• -a Transitive Verbs 1-3
• -a Transitive Verbs 2-1
• -a Transitive Verbs 2-2
• -a Transitive Verbs 2-3
• -a Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• -a Ukan/Edun Remote Past (plural object)
• -a Egin 1
• -a Egin 2
• -a Egin 3
• -a Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• -a Eduki 2 (Transitive Verbs)
• -a Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• -a Eduki 4 (Transitive Verbs)
• -a Jakin 1
• -a Jakin 2
• -a Jakin 3
• -a Jakin 4
• -a Jakin 5
• -a Ari Izan 1
• -a Ari Izan 2
• -a Ari Izan 3
• -a Norekin 1
• -a Norekin 2
• -a Verbal Nouns 1
• -a Verbal Nouns 2
• -a Verbal Nouns 3
• -a Verbal Nouns 4
• -a Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• -a Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
• -a Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• -a Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• -a Edan 1 (Past)
• -a Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• -a Jan 1
• -a Jan 2
• -a Jan 3 (Breakfast)
• -a Jan 4 (Lunch and Dinner)
• -a Jan 5 (Spices)

Phrases

• I am a man. Basics 1
• I am a girl. Basics 1
• Hello, I am a boy. Basics 1
• You are a girl. Basics 1
• You are a woman. Basics 1
• You are a man. Basics 1
• Aitor is a boy. Basics 1
• Miren is a woman. Basics 1
• Hi. I am Aitor. I am a boy. Basics 2
• Hi. I am Terese. I am a girl. Basics 2
• Hello. I am Miren. I am a teacher. Basics 2
• Hi. I am also a teacher. Basics 2
• You are Mikel. You are a man. Basics 2
• You are Aitor. You are a student. Basics 2
• You are Miren. You are a woman. Basics 2
• You are Aitor. You are a boy. Basics 2
• She is Miren. Miren is a woman. Basics 2
• Miren is also a teacher. Basics 2
• She is Terese. She is a student. Basics 2
• Are you a teacher? Questions
• Are you a teacher or a student? Questions
• Are you a teacher or a student? Questions
• Is she a girl? Questions
• Is he a boy? Questions
• Is it a bus? Questions
• Is it also a car? Questions
• Is it a bus or a car? Questions
• Is it a bus or a car? Questions
• Excuse me. Who is a driver? People and Past 1
• He is a bus driver. People and Past 1
• She is a bus driver. People and Past 1
• Excuse me. Who is a tour guide? People and Past 1
• Good Afternoon. I am a tour guide. People and Past 1
• Hello. I am also a nurse. People and Past 1
• Good Morning. Are you a doctor? People and Past 1
• Is he a police officer? People and Past 1
• Is she a police officer? People and Past 1
• I was a student, but now I am a teacher. People and Past 2
• I was a student, but now I am a teacher. People and Past 2
• I was a tourist, but now I am a tour guide. People and Past 2
• I was a tourist, but now I am a tour guide. People and Past 2
• You were a driver, but now you are a teacher. People and Past 2
• You were a driver, but now you are a teacher. People and Past 2
• You were a girl, but now you are a woman. People and Past 2
• You were a girl, but now you are a woman. People and Past 2
• He was a teacher, but now he is a nurse. People and Past 2
• He was a teacher, but now he is a nurse. People and Past 2
• She was a teacher, but now she is a nurse. People and Past 2
• She was a teacher, but now she is a nurse. People and Past 2
• He was a police officer, but now he is a tour guide. People and Past 2
• He was a police officer, but now he is a tour guide. People and Past 2
• She was a police officer, but now she is a tour guide. People and Past 2
• She was a police officer, but now she is a tour guide. People and Past 2
• I was a girl, but now I am a housewife. People and Past 3
• I was a girl, but now I am a housewife. People and Past 3
• I was a student, but now I am a priest. People and Past 3
• I was a student, but now I am a priest. People and Past 3
• You were a waiter, but now you are a teacher. People and Past 3
• You were a waiter, but now you are a teacher. People and Past 3
• You were a stranger, but now you are a friend. People and Past 3
• You were a stranger, but now you are a friend. People and Past 3
• He was a driver, but now he is a chef. People and Past 3
• He was a driver, but now he is a chef. People and Past 3
• She was a driver, but now she is a chef. People and Past 3
• She was a driver, but now she is a chef. People and Past 3
• He was a driver, but now he is a cook. People and Past 3
• He was a driver, but now he is a cook. People and Past 3
• She was a driver, but now she is a cook. People and Past 3
• She was a driver, but now she is a cook. People and Past 3
• She was a cook, but now she is a doctor. People and Past 3
• She was a cook, but now she is a doctor. People and Past 3
• He was a cook, but now he is a doctor. People and Past 3
• He was a cook, but now he is a doctor. People and Past 3
• She was a chef, but now she is a doctor. People and Past 3
• She was a chef, but now she is a doctor. People and Past 3
• He was a chef, but now hee is a doctor. People and Past 3
• He was a chef, but now hee is a doctor. People and Past 3
• Is it a yellow bus or an orange bus? Adj 1
• It was a green bus, but now it is yellow. Adj 1
• It was a black car, but now it is red. Adj 1
• A purse was black and a purse was gray. Adj 1
• A purse was black and a purse was gray. Adj 1
• A purse was green Adj 1
• A bus and a car are blue. Adj 1
• A bus and a car are blue. Adj 1
• A bus was black and a car was white. Adj 1
• A bus was black and a car was white. Adj 1
• A car was orange. Adj 1
• It is not a hotel, but rather a store. Adj 2
• It is not a hotel, but rather a store. Adj 2
• It is not a hotel, but rather it is a store. Adj 2
• It is not a hotel, but rather it is a store. Adj 2
• It was not a house, but rather a mini-hotel. Adj 2
• It was not a house, but rather a mini-hotel. Adj 2
• It was not a house, but rather it is a mini-hotel. Adj 2
• It was not a house, but rather it is a mini-hotel. Adj 2
• A mini-hotel is not white. Adj 2
• It is not a black house, but rather a white church. Adj 2
• It is not a black house, but rather a white church. Adj 2
• A church was not white, but a mini-hotel was white. Adj 2
• A church was not white, but a mini-hotel was white. Adj 2
• It was not a store, but rather it was a house. Adj 2
• It was not a store, but rather it was a house. Adj 2
• It is not a red store, but rather a green store. Adj 2
• It is not a red store, but rather a green store. Adj 2
• She is not a doctor, but I was a doctor. Adj 2
• She is not a doctor, but I was a doctor. Adj 2
• He is not a doctor, but I was a doctor. Adj 2
• He is not a doctor, but I was a doctor. Adj 2
• He was not a student, but I was a teacher. Adj 2
• He was not a student, but I was a teacher. Adj 2
• She was not a student, but I was a teacher. Adj 2
• She was not a student, but I was a teacher. Adj 2
• You are not a police officer. Adj 2
• A bus is big and purple. Adj 3
• It was a small green bus. Adj 3
• A tall bus is purple Adj 3
• It was a short purple car. Adj 3
• A short car is white and old. Adj 3
• A young driver was thin and short. Adj 3
• A big car is orange. Adj 3
• A waiter was thin and a cook was fat. Adj 3
• A waiter was thin and a cook was fat. Adj 3
• A waiter was thin and a chef was fat. Adj 3
• A waiter was thin and a chef was fat. Adj 3
• A doctor is short, but he is not fat. Adj 3
• A doctor is short, but she is not fat. Adj 3
• A priest is tall and thin, not short and fat. Adj 3
• A stranger was old and thin. Adj 3
• A cook is short and fat. Adj 3
• A chef is short and fat. Adj 3
• A woman is pretty, but a man is ugly. Adj 4
• A woman is pretty, but a man is ugly. Adj 4
• A nurse is pretty and a doctor is handsome. Adj 4
• A nurse is pretty and a doctor is handsome. Adj 4
• A nurse is pretty and a doctor is beautiful. Adj 4
• A nurse is pretty and a doctor is beautiful. Adj 4
• A student is pretty, but a driver is ugly. Adj 4
• A student is pretty, but a driver is ugly. Adj 4
• A tour guide is pretty, but a tourist is beautiful. Adj 4
• A tour guide is pretty, but a tourist is beautiful. Adj 4
• A tour guide is pretty, but a tourist is handsome. Adj 4
• A tour guide is pretty, but a tourist is handsome. Adj 4
• A doctor is not ugly, but rather he is handsome. Adj 4
• A doctor is not ugly, but rather she is beautiful. Adj 4
• The police officer is a young and handsome man. Adj 4
• A police officer is the young and handsome man. Adj 4
• A driver is not handsome. Adj 4
• A driver is not beautiful. Adj 4
• A new car is blue and an old car is green. Adj 4
• A blue car is ugly and a green car is pretty. Adj 4
• A blue car is ugly and a green car is pretty. Adj 4
• A new car is fast and an old car is slow. Adj 4
• A blue car is slow and a green car is fast. Adj 4
• A blue car is slow and a green car is fast. Adj 4
• Lili is a green turtle. Animals 1
• A chicken and an owl are birds. Animals 1
• A young dog is thin. Animals 1
• A purple bird is small. Animals 1
• A thin cat is short. Animals 1
• The boy is not a cat. Animals 1
• A boy is not a cat. Animals 1
• A boy is not a cat. Animals 1
• A turtle was fast. Animals 1
• A bus is not an animal. Animals 1
• I was a fat cat. Animals 1
• You were a thin dog. Animals 1
• You are a mouse. Animals 2
• A cow is brown. Animals 2
• The guide was a yellow snake. Animals 2
• A guide was a yellow snake. Animals 2
• A guide was a yellow snake. Animals 2
• The driver is a pig. Animals 2
• It is a bird, not a fish. Animals 2
• It is a bird, not a fish. Animals 2
• Is a horse an animal? Animals 2
• A goat is not a bird. Animals 2
• A goat is not a bird. Animals 2
• The goat is not a bird. Animals 2
• A goat is not the bird. Animals 2
• Is a fish a bird? It is not. Animals 2
• Is a fish a bird? It is not. Animals 2
• Is the fish a bird? It is not. Animals 2
• Is a fish the bird? It is not. Animals 2
• A fish is not a snake. Animals 2
• A fish is not a snake. Animals 2
• The fish is not a snake. Animals 2
• A fish is not the snake. Animals 2
• It is not a sheep, but rather a goat. Animals 2
• It is not a sheep, but rather a goat. Animals 2
• It is not the sheep, but rather a goat. Animals 2
• It is not a sheep, but rather the goat. Animals 2
• A cow is not a priest. Animals 2
• A cow is not a priest. Animals 2
• A big goat was strong. Animals 3
• A small pig is good. Animals 3
• It was a big and slow turtle. Animals 3
• He was a big and slow turtle. Animals 3
• She was a big and slow turtle. Animals 3
• A new dog is good. Animals 3
• A long snake is nice, weak. Animals 3
• A small mouse was bad. Animals 3
• A small and green owl is weak and slow. Animals 3
• This is a teacher. This, That and My 1
• This was a school, but now it is a hotel. This, That and My 1
• This was a school, but now it is a hotel. This, That and My 1
• That is a green bus. This, That and My 1
• That is Iziar. Iziar is a strong boy. This, That and My 1
• That over there is a black cat. This, That and My 1
• That man over there is a teacher. This, That and My 1
• This is a bus while that is a car. This, That and My 1
• This is a bus while that is a car. This, That and My 1
• This is a bus but that is a car. This, That and My 1
• This is a bus but that is a car. This, That and My 1
• Your doctor was a teacher. This, That and My 2
• Their teacher was a doctor. This, That and My 2
• A student's books are red. NOREN 1
• The books of a student are red. NOREN 1
• A nurse's purse was purple. NOREN 1
• The purse of a nurse was purple. NOREN 1
• A police officer's car is fast. NOREN 1
• The car of a police officer is fast. NOREN 1
• A car of a police officer is fast. NOREN 1
• A car of a police officer is fast. NOREN 1
• Are you a friend of Miren? NOREN 3
• Yes I am a friend of Miren. NOREN 3
• A priest's coat is short. NOREN 4
• I am in a house. Egon 1
• Where is a housewife? Egon 1
• A housewife is inside. Egon 1
• Where is a stranger? Egon 1
• The stranger is in a hotel. Egon 1
• A stranger is in a hotel. Egon 1
• A stranger is in a hotel. Egon 1
• Good Morning. We are in a church. Egon 1
• You(plural) are also in a church. Egon 1
• You'll are also in a church. Egon 1
• You are also in a church. Egon 1
• A bird is in the tree. Egon 1
• A bird is in a tree. Egon 1
• A bird is in a tree. Egon 1
• The bird is in a tree. Egon 1
• We are in a mini-hotel Egon 1
• They are in a purse. Egon 1
• A boy is in the tree. Egon 1
• A boy is in a tree. Egon 1
• A boy is in a tree. Egon 1
• The boy is in a tree. Egon 1
• A mouse is inside. Egon 1
• A snake is not inside. Egon 1
• A cook is in Basque country. Egon 2
• A chef is in Basque country. Egon 2
• Where is a skirt? Egon 2
• A shirt is there. Egon 2
• A belt is not here. Egon 2
• There is a turtle here. Egon 2
• Over there are a forest and a lake. Egon 2
• Over there are a forest and a lake. Egon 2
• Where is a ring? Egon 3
• A ring is in Bilboa. Egon 3
• Excuse me. How much is a book? Numbers and Math 1
• Good Morning. A book is five euros. Numbers and Math 1
• Good afternoon. I am Aitor. I am a boy. Numbers and Math 1
• How much is a backpack? Numbers and Math 1
• A ball is five euros. Numbers and Math 1
• A pen is two euros. Numbers and Math 1
• Their grandfather is a driver. Family 1
• Our grandmother is a teacher. Family 1
• Their mother is a tour guide. Family 1
• His son is a priest. Family 1
• Her son is a priest. Family 1
• My daughter is a nurse. Family 1
• My wife is a housewife. Family 2
• Her husband is a tour guide. Family 2
• Our uncle is a nurse. Family 2
• Their aunt is a doctor. Family 2
• Our aunt is a teacher. Family 2
• My cousin (male) is also a waiter. Family 2
• My cousin is also a waiter. Family 2
• I live in a farmhouse. Bizi 1
• I live on a farm. Bizi 1
• I live on a farm. Bizi 1
• Do you live in a house? Bizi 1
• Our grandfather lives in a farmhouse. Bizi 1
• Our grandfather lives on a farm. Bizi 1
• The bird lives in a tree in the forest. Bizi 1
• We live in a house. Bizi 1
• Will you live in a house? Bizi 2
• Our child lived on a farm, but now he lives in a house. Bizi 3
• Our child lived on a farm, but now he lives in a house. Bizi 3
• Our child lived on a farm, but now she lives in a house. Bizi 3
• Our child lived on a farm, but now she lives in a house. Bizi 3
• I left home a year ago. Verbs2 1
• A priest is coming from the cinema. Come 2
• A priest is coming from the movie theater. Come 2
• A housewife is coming from the airport. Come 2
• A nurse was coming from the airport yesterday. Come 3
• There was a forest on the mountain. Egon2 1
• Because I am a grandfather, I am old. Because 2-2
• My nephew is small, because he is a child. Because 2-2
• I am tall, because I am a man. Because 2-2
• You are busy, because you are a doctor. Because 2-2
• I was small, because I was a child. Because 2-2
• There is a wet horse in the rain. Weather 2
• A wet horse is in the rain. Weather 2
• There is a cold cat outside in the snow. Weather 2
• A cold cat is outside in the snow. Weather 2
• There is a bad storm today. Weather 2
• There is a storm in San Sebastian. Weather 2
• There are three hundred and sixty five days in a year. Numbers 2-2
• Spring is a season of the year. Spring
• There are twelve months in a year Spring
• Twelve months are in a year. Spring
• In a year are twelve months. Spring
• In a year there are twelve months. Spring
• There are four seasons in a year Spring
• There are four seasons in a year. Spring
• In a year are four seasons. Spring
• Summer is also a season of the year. Summer
• There are fifty two weeks in a year. Week
• In a year there are fifty two weeks. Week
• There are three hundred and sixty five days in a year. Week
• There are four weeks in a month. Week
• There are seven days in a week. Week
• There is a lot of time. Time 1
• It is three and a quarter. Time 2
• It is a quarter past three. Time 2
• It's a quarter past three. Time 2
• It's three and a quarter. Time 2
• It is a quarter past three o’clock. Time 2
• It's a quarter past three o’clock. Time 2
• It is four and a quarter. Time 2
• It's four and a quarter. Time 2
• It is a quarter past four. Time 2
• It's a quarter past four. Time 2
• It is a quarter past four o’clock. Time 2
• It's a quarter past four o’clock. Time 2
• Is there a bar near here? Directions 2
• Is there a tavern near here? Directions 2
• Is there a pub near here? Directions 2
• A kilometer is one thousand meters. Directions 2
• Give the ring to a teacher. Dative Commands 2
• Speak in Spanish to a tourist. Dative Commands 2
• Write in Basque to a Basque person. Dative Commands 2
• Write in Spanish to a Spanish person. Dative Commands 2
• Read the book to a student. Dative Commands 2
• Wait for a teacher. Dative Commands 2
• The sweater cost me a lot. Reflective Verbs 3
• The shoes cost a lot. Reflective Verbs 3
• The car costs you a lot. Reflective Verbs 3
• The car is costing you a lot. Reflective Verbs 3
• Today I received a dress. Ukan 1-1
• I received a dress today. Ukan 1-1
• This morning you received a machine. Ukan 1-1
• You received a machine this morning. Ukan 1-1
• Today Mikel did not receive a watch. Ukan 1-1
• Today Mikel didn’t receive a watch. Ukan 1-1
• Mikel did not receive a watch today. Ukan 1-1
• Mikel didn’t receive a watch today. Ukan 1-1
• Today Mikel did not receive a clock. Ukan 1-1
• Today Mikel didn’t receive a clock. Ukan 1-1
• Mikel did not receive a clock today. Ukan 1-1
• Mikel didn’t receive a clock today. Ukan 1-1
• Every day I receive a jacket. Ukan 1-2
• I receive a jacket every day. Ukan 1-2
• Every day you receive a red hat. Ukan 1-2
• You receive a red hat every day. Ukan 1-2
• Mikel does not receive a sweater every day. Ukan 1-2
• Mikel doesn’t receive a sweater every day. Ukan 1-2
• Every day Mikel does not receive a sweater. Ukan 1-2
• Every day Mikel doesn’t receive a sweater. Ukan 1-2
• Every day you read a few books. Ukan 2-2
• You read a few books every day. Ukan 2-2
• Every month we eat a few snakes. Ukan 2-2
• We eat a few snakes every month. Ukan 2-2
• Every week you all eat a few pigs. Ukan 2-2
• Every week you (plural) eat a few pigs. Ukan 2-2
• Every week you'll eat a few pigs. Ukan 2-2
• Every week you eat a few pigs. Ukan 2-2
• You all eat a few pigs every week. Ukan 2-2
• You (plural) eat a few pigs every week. Ukan 2-2
• You'll eat a few pigs every week. Ukan 2-2
• You eat a few pigs every week. Ukan 2-2
• I sang a song today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• Today I sang a song. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• He brought a newspaper today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• She brought a newspaper today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• Today she brought a newspaper. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• Today he brought a newspaper. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• Today you all wrote a song. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• Today you (plural) wrote a song. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• Today you'll wrote a song. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• Today you wrote a song. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• You all wrote a song today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• You (plural) wrote a song today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• You'll wrote a song today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• You wrote a song today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• Today we brought a friend. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• We brought a friend today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• This morning they did not sing a song. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• They did not sing a song this morning. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• Every night I sing a song. Transitive Verbs 1-2
• I sing a song every night. Transitive Verbs 1-2
• Tomorrow I will sing a song. Transitive Verbs 1-3
• I will sing a song tomorrow. Transitive Verbs 1-3
• Next week you all will write a book. Transitive Verbs 1-3
• Next week you (plural) will write a book. Transitive Verbs 1-3
• Next week you'll will write a bo Transitive Verbs 1-3
• Next week you will write a bo Transitive Verbs 1-3
• You all will write a book next week. Transitive Verbs 1-3
• You (plural) will write a book next week. Transitive Verbs 1-3
• You'll will write a book next week. Transitive Verbs 1-3
• You will write a book next week. Transitive Verbs 1-3
• Every day you carry a backpack to school. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• You carry a backpack to school every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• Every day we kill a green owl. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• We kill a green owl every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• Tomorrow you will carry a table to church. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• You will carry a table to church tomorrow. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• Last week the boy received a bicycle. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• The boy received a bicycle last week. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• Last week the turtle sang a song. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• The turtle sang a song last week. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• Last year you all opened a hotel. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• Last year you (plural) opened a hotel. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• Last year you'll opened a hotel. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• Last year you opened a hotel. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• You all opened a hotel last year. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• You (plural) opened a hotel last year. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• You'll opened a hotel last year. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• You opened a hotel last year. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• Yesterday we bit a snake. Egin 2
• We bit a snake yesterday. Egin 2
• Every day we bite a snake. Egin 2
• We bite a snake every day. Egin 2
• This morning did they speak in a foreign language? Egin 3
• Did they speak in a foreign language this morning? Egin 3
• We will speak in a foreign language. Egin 3
• A foreign language is not spoken here. Egin 3
• I have a dog. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• Mikel has a cat. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• Anitza has a bird. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• We have a watch. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• We do not have a horse. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• We don't have a horse. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• You all have a truck. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• You (plural) have a truck. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• You'll have a truck. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• You have a truck. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• They have a taxi Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• The girls have a snake. Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• I had a red car. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• You had a blue bicycle. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• She had a green motorcycle. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• He had a green motorcycle. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• It had a green motorcycle. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• We had a big farmhouse. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• We had a big farm. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• You all had a small brown house. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• You (plural) had a small brown house. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• You'll had a small brown house. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• You had a small brown house. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• They had a purple bird. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• You had a black mouse. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• He had a white pig. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• She had a white pig. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• We had a yellow cat. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• They had a gray goat. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• The doctor had a pretty jacket. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• The nurse had a long skirt. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• The waiters had a horse. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• The housewives had a chicken. Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• I had a fifty euros. Eduki 4 (Transitive Verbs)
• Mikel does not know how to drive a car. Jakin 1
• Mikel doesn't know how to drive a car. Jakin 1
• We do not know how to drive a bus. Jakin 1
• We don't know how to drive a bus. Jakin 1
• You all do not know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You (plural) do not know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You'll do not know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You do not know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You all don't know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You (plural) don't know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You'll don't know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You don't know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• They do not know how to drive a taxi? Jakin 1
• They don't know how to drive a taxi? Jakin 1
• They do not know how to speak a foreign language. Jakin 1
• They don't know how to speak a foreign language. Jakin 1
• I know how to drive a car. Jakin 2
• I knew how to drive a train. Jakin 4
• I am playing a board game. Ari Izan 2
• I am writing a book. Ari Izan 2
• I wrote with a pen. Norekin 1
• I was playing with a ball. Norekin 1
• I play with a ball. Norekin 1
• You all will like falling from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• You (plural) will like falling from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• You'll will like falling from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• You will like falling from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• You all will like to fall from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• You (plural) will like to fall from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• You'll will like to fall from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• You will like to fall from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling from a plane will be pleasing to you all. Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling from a plane will be pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling from a plane will be pleasing to you'll. Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling from a plane will be pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 1
• Yesterday I wanted a banana. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• Yesterday the brother of Mikel wanted a lemon. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• Yesterday Mikel's brother wanted a lemon. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• This morning we wanted a pear. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• Yesterday you all wanted a watermelon. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• Yesterday you (plural) wanted a watermelon. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• Yesterday you'll wanted a watermelon. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• Yesterday y'all wanted a watermelon. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• Yesterday you wanted a watermelon. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• This morning the sisters of Mikel wanted a peach. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• This morning Mikel's sisters wanted a peach. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• Yesterday we wanted a five pears. Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• I want a tomato. Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
• You want a pizza. Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
• We want a carrot. Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
• You all want a sandwich. Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
• You (plural) want a sandwich. Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
• You'll want a sandwich. Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
• Y'all want a sandwich. Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
• You want a sandwich. Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
• I will want a potato. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• My girlfriend will want a strawberry. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• We will want a chicken. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• You all will want a fish. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• You (plural) will want a fish. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• You'll will want a fish. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• Y'all' will want a fish. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• You will want a fish. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• Tomorrow the drivers will want a sausage. Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• I want a car in order to work. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• I need a car in order to work. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• I need a car to work. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The father wants a pen in order to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The father needs a pen in order to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The father needs a pen to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The woman wants a teacher in order to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The woman needs a teacher in order to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The woman needs a teacher to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The girl wants a bicycle in order to go to school. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The girl needs a bicycle in order to go to school. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The girl needs a bicycle to go to school. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The uncle wants money in order to buy a truck. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The uncle needs money in order to buy a truck. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The uncle needs money to buy a truck. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The aunt wants a pencil in order to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The aunt needs a pencil in order to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The aunt needs a pencil to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The child wants a book in order to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The child needs a book in order to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The child needs a book to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The driver wants a newspaper to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The driver needs a newspaper to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The driver wants a newspaper in order to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The driver needs a newspaper in order to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The stranger wants a chicken to eat. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The stranger needs a chicken to eat. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The stranger needs a chicken in order to eat. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The priest wants a motorcycle in order to go to church. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The priest needs a motorcycle in order to go to church. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The priest needs a motorcycle to go to church. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• Yesterday I drank a glass of wine. Edan 1 (Past)
• Today you drank a bottle of beer. Edan 1 (Past)
• The bird drank a glass of water. Edan 1 (Past)
• Today we drank a bottle of wine. Edan 1 (Past)
• Last night I had a bottle of beer on the table. Edan 1 (Past)
• This morning the students had a bottle of wine in the room. Edan 1 (Past)
• Every morning I drink a cup of tea. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• Every morning you drink a cup of coffee. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• Every day I drink a glass of juice. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• Today you will drink a bottle of juice. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• Tomorrow we will drink a bottle of apple cider. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• Yesterday I drank a glass of wine. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• Today you drank a bottle of beer. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• The bird drank a glass of water. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• Today we drank a bottle of wine. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• Last night I had a bottle of beer on the table. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• This morning the students had a bottle of wine in the room. Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• I want a steak for breakfast. Jan 3 (Breakfast)
• Yesterday, the owl ate dinner in a tree. Jan 4 (Lunch and Dinner)
• Today, the cat ate a mouse for dinner. Jan 4 (Lunch and Dinner)
• The drivers are eating dinner in a restaurant. Jan 4 (Lunch and Dinner)